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The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-17
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Mrs. D. M. City is spending to- day in Texarkana.
 We are glad to see Ed Cant ley able to be out again after quite a bilious spell.
 Fresh Raisins, Nuts and CuTrsnts at Howard Terry's. Phone 200.
 c. H. Ruggles, the clever man. ager of the Hope Iron Works, is a business visitor to Prescott to- day.
 For saie-A good natured white buil-terr.e CT, on.i year old yard end stock dog. Apply to Ge" J. Terry.
 H. Stainton left yesterday on the cannon ball for Little Rock where he went to at tend the Ma sonic Grand Lodge.
 Prof. P F. Chappell returned last night from Womble, where he has been spending several days writing life insurance.
 A bazaar will be given at the home of Mrs. Dan Pittman by the ladies of the Methodist church on December 2nd.
 Levi Moore and J. w. Lewis are spending today on business in Little Rock and incidently look ing in on the meeting Of the Ma sonic Grand Lodge there.
 Miss Lizzie Christopher is en- tertaining the Fortnightly Clut at her home on East Second street this afternoon, and witt the reputation the charming hostess has for geniality on oc casions of this kind it is needless to say that the members of tn, club and the special guests wfl havd a most enjoyable afternoor
The Prescott daily news., 1908-11-17

Jas. G. Clark, of Philadelphia, :, was visitor to Prescott today.
 Mrs W B. Waller has returned from Hot Springs, where she at tended the State Convention. Of the w. C. T. U
 Mrs. Shankle is offering all her stock of millinery. including dress and ready y-to-wear hats, at great y reduced prices, for the rest Of the season.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
Newport Iews Baptist Congregation
Wants Rev. CO. Thompson.
UNANIMOUS CHOICE Of COMMITTEE
Probable Successor of Or. Porter is 4
Native # North Carolina and Gradu-
ated at Richmond collele-Preaeh-
ed Here Recently.

Rev. G. }. Thompson. pastor OF tn
First Baptist church. Durham, y. G.
has ieen called TO the plstnIa'" e
the Newport News Baptist church to
succeed Rev. J. w Porter, ID. d.. WEo
resigned recently To acc pit the pastor
AT. Of the First Baptist church AT
Lexington. Ky.
Following the regular mnrning
service al the Newport News Baptist
church Sunday morning. til" commit
tee Of -. which was appointed To So.
cure new pastor ported to IN"
CONGREGATION that Dr Thompson was
the unanimous choice OF the commit
tee. and his name was presented 20
the conPregation fAt approval. BY a
unanimous vote. tn congregation CON
cured in tn selection e the commr-
tee and the call to Rev. Mr.. Th"mfr
son has been formally extended.
nr Thompson preached at the New
mort News Baptist church three we; !
ago. and his sermons made 4 decid'd'y
favorable impression en- the congrf-
gaficn. He | n native of North caro-
lima and 4 gradual Of Richmond Col
lage He was educated for the min s.
try at the Theological So minary, at
I.n~i ;ville. Ky. and later became thn
uastnr OF the College iill Baptlst
church ut vnchbnrc. He has been
pastCr of The Durham church for
: ypral years.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
BAccALAuREATE SERMONS.
To Graduates Ct Hiah School and
Newport News Academy.

Rev. J. T. Riddick. Iast"r of the
Srac nd BAPTIST church, Crcntt avenue
ana Twonry-ffth str, ct. preached the
h.Irc:iaurcate sermon 10 the High
.rhuol graduaiinS class Of Jun
ft">." Al ~ O'Clock Sunday morning.
The cl,sS. High & hGoi faculty and
school trustees attended the services
in \ i,,iy. The church was packed
10 it's capacity.
SUNDAY evening at the Newport
Y VS. Baptist church. R.v. W. VI.
Wines. f Norfolk delivered tn" barra-
laureate sermon 10 tn" gradual inc
class uf tn" Newport News Academy,
lief, re- 4 large audience The Strd nj
bod, % In ACad INV. tho teachers
and trustees attended the services in
n body
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At the Academy.

At the Academy of Music tonight
and the remainder OF this week, Mana
ger Booker promises his patrons an
exreptionallv good vaudeville show in
conn ction with the usual moving pic
tire show AT TIE Academy. Two
bills will he Offered AMI they are said
to be the hest that have been nut
on At the play hon-e this season. The
first will he Emil -Ieanre and Clara
Ellsworth and "Faulet," musical
dog. in 4 singing and musical novelty
act
The other vaudeville feature is nv
Bill. Evans. who plays the part of thu
Jolly Tar" His line is monoloene,
tcpic,l songs and PAROLES. in addit,
ion there will he three moving pic
lures. Cowboy Sports and Pastin"s.
a Mexican Love Story. ard the
Fresh Air Fiend."
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
Mr.. LEVY SERIOUSLY HURT.
Part Of su,kt,esd Gave Way and He
Struck Spike.

Chief E"gireer William Levy. of
tho United States army transport Sum,
neT. moor d at risr =. was seriously
injured severa, nights ago b. the cav
ing in "f portion n: the Casino bulk
bead along the front on which ne was
walking at The time In falling win
The TIMERS c. the hr"akwa'er. he
struck a iarce rusty spike in one at
the logs and susta ned IN usiy cash
on Z, his leg froal the thigh 1imcst to
the knee.
Scve-al persors WHO Saw the acci,
dent. won't 20 the aid of the injured
mnn and an ambulance was called. lie
was taken 10 Oh 81. Fra7ois hnspi'
tai where tho wound was dressed.
Jafsr 10 was moved 10 MS home on
Oak avenue.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
Greatness.

There Is Kind Of elevation which
docs not drpcni on fortune. II Is q
certain air which distinguishes us. and
seems 70 dcstine Us for great things:
i, Is a price which we imperceptibly
set on ourselves BY this quality We
usurp the Difference Of other mon:
and II puts o. in general. more above
them than birth. dignity. or even
merit Itself Ia Rcchefcucauld.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
DEPoHTMENT-No DEMERITS.
First Grade A.

M"ilir Radin. Verna Richards. Zeoia
Smith. Marion Shcph rd. Marie VII
ki1S. ClarrnC1 Barton. Wilson Harris
Jack JerPiy. BERNARD Nachman. RIB
crt Qucnsberry. Milton burlington,
Sieph, Williams. Emma Churchill.
GEORGIA Mathews Mae Napier.
First Grade 8.
Eula Patterson. Norma Richardson.
| E,In,ce TavlCr. Nontrcu Young. Ferdi,
nand CAY. Edward wilkins. Ami
Rcrman. Angelina EaiIla Ruth Harte.
Margaret Harrison. fsGse Nat"r.Ecn.
Ci,rrnc Ashbv. Harvey Rrackin. !Ty-
ing Massen. Grac% ManvilIc. Evangc-
line shaw.
Second Grade A.
Julius Nachman. Netii. McGOrch.
Ruth Pollard G rtIahe Edwards. Lena
Radin. Virginia II,s st. Bessie TIaIay.
Helen Brooks. !.lwr. nc" !IipPeTt NAV
Gai.w wood. MilIr"i Tempt. Mail .
Rastian. Pm Churchill. Olga Luhse.
Richard MOTLEY. William SauEd"-s.
Second Grade 8.
Gracr Christian. pag" Haas r. IarOb
Hausrr. John Churchill. Robert Kia-
per. Ruth Timmo- Mildred Hai'
O='e JoGCs. Elizabeth C"'tr"U. Crac"
Edwards. Rose Lawson Mabel Free.
man. William Spr IiII Giadvs tHing T.
Annie Wilkins
Third Grade A.
Hid. R~FC" Eva NIh~n" faNi r
Rarham. Sam HUI IN. HaEham CAR.
R,v Actor. Iily tow. Ni'dr"d Ria
scnham. Fyc',n owns. Sal" Na'~r
con. Ellen Eo'han EaIhl"' n T;nyha0.
Prank barrett Trrruas Craud"ll. A.
fr-I Stuart. law nc" Sims. Ruth
Tyrcc. Ruth HrHlrN
Third GFa6- 3.
WavcTIy VI Hu0. IlU0."r Nilt"n.
IOsnph NCizr Mo- = VIZ. ! TTri"
WfIiarns. 7 It'll" Austrian II r" Wa :.
mrn. NahcI Rarr4m N'rcn' rii" car
! rick Nanuir GILT lar 20" IIr9Hin =.
uarvc! Rcc7iz. Francs Koch r
Z. IL HchS'sin-lhf Rrfh uapviiI"
D.,sS' Ncnfalc"r D. TdHh " Il"r. In
ciIc EcvnoIIs. E"-'h4 S~ar-. Incl
! T.Ichmah.
Fourth GF7A-
HoInu Gayir rim" CT~t" Ninn"
FUIkHsan. aanis AS'or. B"airi0" Hurn-
phriss. Lucy MahOEs i'haii" Roger =
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Cl|cndar for Tcdar.
Ncrfo'k Ship ne Report.


NDE!'nl.k. VA. June 8. Ar
ri..I. Steamer FRI lst 'SpnD, Orma-
i.AA. rn': Tampa: llOrnby Castl"
G!r'. Walt -. PIT Tampa: ltaica
tt : rrN"!ln" &rrvi~r raining ship ;
Onur !l!A u s. revenue cuttcr).
y :fl.vn; Schoon rs. Edward Smith.
CL.I ~. New York; George f..
K.unE. Thomas. Cape Ann May: II.
s. affair. Bragg. y W York: Jennie
F..I:n Pc.to-. DCGrass. Portland:
Ali" VI. Lawrence. WOrmeN. Boston:
Nil"s " " TRY. Pickett. Bangor:
Helen W Martin. Ross. BOSTON.
sailed: Steamers ka:E rine iBrD,
Th;t". CIrdif: Starcros5 tBr).
: I'm Liverpool and bristol; Kama
., hi. Small. I:1stOn.
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eueLIen', ArnIea salve Wins.

T,m M,lrc. q Rural Route !,
Cochran. Ca, vrit"s; = had bad
sore enc or the Instcp 81 my foot
and could frd n1-hins that uorid
hal u until ! applied RrckIcn's A.
Mica Sale. Lea ihan half Of 2
cert hox won the day for me- by AZ
,sc,inE a perfect cure Sold usie'
guarantees st all drug stores.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
Vaudeville ono Pictures.

Uishlv successful was the opening
last night of the regular summer Vau-
4 willie at the BuckrOe Reach Cas- no.
Large audiences attended both Of The
performances given during the evening
ami the acts wcr, received with many
manifestations OF approval. the
performance opened with an Illus
,ratcd song by Carter Maxine ana
This was follow d by moving picture.
The first vaudeville act was es"me
com ady singing and clever dancing
by Lambert and Williams. This art
made n decilel hit with the audi
enc and Is on Of the bet OF ITS
kirl that has been of rel at Buck
roe in many seasons Another NOV
ing pic:nr" foil wed the act and the
performance closed with SOM clever
avn difficult acrnba,ic foats by the
": Il; e.: E: :: &: {: ::':
fnrmances each evening. the first be-
girning at $50 o'clock and the sec
end ut S:45 O'Clock.
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at 10 , N. On th" lil,' day # each
criminal term judf' hAIhIm Will calf
the criminal dock h"t"'" III" civil
do,k,;. ana max" II G'". .tlon of all
crn,j,...I matters I'll ~" docket.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
Otherwise.

4 Houston vile say she delights TO
hear her husband praise the baapty
aad sweetness G: "ttcr women. othe'-
Wise SD. is a woman Of unauesticned
xcr3city.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
CENTRAL GRADED SCHOOL
LIST OF DISTINCTIONS.
first Grade A.

WHOA Harrfz. JarL J'ncry.
First crsoe 3.
yarzar . Harrison. Euntce TAYLOR
RIOS" Natcrson. E1la Patterson. VII
Iic NosIIcr. Ferdinand Gary. Clarence
kshhy. Grace Nahv H.. Evapgfhr'
Sh1w, HarvSv Brachin.
Second Grade a.
NfIired TemplN Lena Radin, Hes
sic Haley, Ellen Nee, Jvlias Mach
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Alma Speuc ). Ami. Spsncrr
Ia lTr. Risnch Trcyiiiisn, "
CCI.n1a. William TispeI.
Fourth Grace b.
CHa-Ioz Fellows. Nazris =
= 81 Naya. Virginia IGncs
Htse .~nham, william Parkrr. !
/ IN 81. IamcS Hopkins.
stewart.
Fifth Grade a.
r. zah"ih Hynar. Gi.,una q
H"arl~, Rui,IuSon. Myra y.upr :
Y,rn-. Nitiis taau1s. Lena u
Warsar Russell. raaiirc Iihg
Ian Rog r. Mary S.ruiii. Rutl
~crr Mari" 1osksn. Fouf-c !
saIir~ SaTnders. Charles BaEis.
han ra'ion.
Fith cssd. 2
C'ry Mcmillan, Arthur spraill
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Co7I f-r Panama.

Carrying i5G2 tons OF coal. valued
: sIon>" -. the Norwegian steam
Sip N,rlkyn, Captain Lind. sailed
Yesterday for CriStobal. Panama
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
PUPILS WHO RECEIVED
DISTINCTIONS FOR WORK

Following is a list Of tn" pupils ia
the High school and { 'ntral Grade d
.chool who IL awarded diStinc-
tons for their work during the past
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
Ienrx Rurcnfr Here.

Ir U,n:Y r-Fch"r Whn has been
tray, Ers ihrouch 80 South !rr C'n
cinua'l shoe firm. arriycd h'r" y"s
,.-i.v 10 cod iNn months with
iaii.re. ~" viii r-iurn 10 Cincinn1u
about auEuTi |.
Daily press. [volume] (Newport News, Va.) 1896-current, 1908-06-09
Monday, June 8, 1908.
Arrived.

Sr4n,.:I William T. Palmer. .i"n-
S~n i'u''Ian" t" th'Hll "ak" & Ohio
COZ ud COLE nll,any II ballast.
S.N.g ~ f.ii.a,,Ii 1t Palmer. Smith.
Pc, 10 WHIT GA. Coal Company
in al .i.
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man Ruth Pollard.
Second Grade q.

man. Ruth Pollard.
Second Grade @.
Mavbelie Daich. Gladys EilenSer'
Edward Harrell. MabIe Freeman
Grace Edwards. Grace Christian.
Third Grade A.
Lawrence Sims. Mildred BisSseh'
ham. sam i,ud 'on. Rarham Gary. Sa'
die NaterSon.
Third Grade q.
Wavcrly Melton. Hunter Milton
Jan.tte Hosklns, Irene buchanan, Ruin
Manvillc, Mareuerlie Cailick.
Fourth Grade A.
Darrell Brarkin. Jack Cochran,
Nprl.nr Cooke, Nesta TAYLOR
Fourth Grade q.
Charlie Fellows. James Stuart. Au-
brey johnson. Pearl Nave.
Fifth Grade A.
l. ma Harrell Marie B"yhan.
Fifth Grade 3.
Dorothy Gary. Virginia Jeffery.
Sixth Grade A.
Annie Oh adlc
Sisth Grade q.
Mildred Bartlett.
Seventh Grade 8.
Pupils PRESENT EVERY DAY.
First Grade A.
Clarence barton. Harry WaNem
banm, Robert Que nsbrrry. Bcs sic
Bennett. Emma Chnrchi.l Lilly car
dlllo. V,rnn Richards.
First Grade 8.
Alice Gayle. Eula Patterson. Eunice
Taylor.
Second Grade A.
Ruth Pollard Ellen NeiFe. G rtrnde
Edwards. Mable Basian, Ben
Churchill Olga Iohsa. Irwin KindSr.
William Saunders.
Second Grade g.
Mabel Freeman. john Churchill
Elizabeth Cnitroil. Grace Edwards.
William Spruiu.
Third Grade A.
Nildr Il Bias s"nham, Estelle War
hurisn, HarGl, Clark. Frank Barrett,
Earl Shrph I'd. Alfred stuart, Fred
Mailandrr.
Third Grade q.
Uuntor MiliCn. Marguerite Carrick.
Lilli" Dnrand. jeanette Iloskins. Mag
gle Prrvis.
Fourth Grade A.
Helen Gale, Vesta Taylor.
Fourth Grade 3.
Otto Foikman. Joe Sch II. Fred
Wnrhinaton. FIR. as Greasy. Cromwell
JUne RraxtOn Bedford. Ionic Nc
Dcrman, Pearl Mayo. Kate Scott,
Charles Fellows.
Sixth Grade A.
Marie Royhan. Lena iIarrell. Sallie
Saunders. Julian Patton. Lonise
James. Pauline Lohse, Charl's Rasti-
an. BERTHE Rive, Jos phi Nilsson.
Eth Grade q.
Angelo Jennnes Douglas Martin,
Lloyd Tringer. Myrtle Callia, Anna
McAlpine. Ellen Reid.
Sixth Grade A.
Sidney Barrett. William Bright Ed
ward Deane. Charles Emm Il. III nlcy
jones. Masruder Jones', Abe Oser.
Purnell "utze'. benjamin Spiers. Az
nj" Cheadle. Fdvthe Christian. Nam
nj" Morgan, Rosa SuImkrwitz.
SIKH Grade B.
Jerome Horwitz David l. wis Lois
Rove =. Mildred Bartlett. Grace Camp
bell. LodSe Douglas. Rena Garner.
Clara IIinman. Elsie Miller. Ruth Mot
lcT. Lovely Nicholas Grace WEIGH,
Lena Wsikel !
Seventh Grade A.
Louis Penn tt. William Hidden. Gro
v'r McCmll0ck. Edward Patton. Clar-
cnce RGnrmous, Cecil Sharp.
Seventh Grade 3. !
Bernard Booker. George BaIientine,
Morgan Patton Ruth Grandy, Flor
h..
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u
chlis. Dosuthy Gary. virginia JET
Mary Lett. Mary NcAlphtne. Az
NChlpine- =
Sixth Grade a.
st.. rE"y Jones. Abe psrr, Bepjarin
Hazel h!iea, Edythe Christian,
.l." Morgan. Rosa Shimkewiiz.
Sixth Grade .
;I.r.y Nayo. Mildred 8srtictf, ~
Fr''w,H. Cara H.nnan. Apnis Hy-
Ruth uctiey. lpciIc Sichoiss
- WEIGH. Lesx wciksI
Seventh ceaoe A.
'fvITi raison. Clsransc Ro7enors.
- 9TH Ncuastcrs.
Seyewsh orsoe D.
milan Ercne. 1eOrran r4ftc1. Ma.
~avrrtos. Rnth ~ so,s. Rata Fora.
ru h Grardy. c15S3r fnces. Msrgares
reaEihs, kast1o Ealker.
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Sailed.

Sailed
< .pum Lace f. Friend, Chatti Id
Bath NJ.
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E, a:Hr: Nrrdkyn tN,rl Lind. Girls
toIl:
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Third Grad q.
Fourth Cr,A- A

HeIon Gayir win" "I~t" Vim"
FUIku.an. kanis As'or. B"atri0" HAM
Bhriss. Lucy Malone A'haii" Roger =
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Seventh Grade A,

ocVCNtN CTduG -,
Louis Penn Il. William Hiden, Gro.
v'r NcCnlluek, Edward Patton. Clar.
cnce Ronrmous. Cecil Sharp.
Seventh Grade q.
Bernard Booker. George BaIientine
Morgan Patton Ruth Grandy, Flor,
GnCe Gillct. Martha Walker.
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Fourth Grace b.

Cry NeMuiian, Arthur spail
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Jerome HorwitZ. David l. wis. Loi
RnvC >. Mildred Bartlett. Grace CAM
bell. Lodise Douglas. Rena Garnel
Clara IIinman. Elsie Miller. Ruth Mo
lcT. Lovely Nicholas. Grace Weici
Lena Wsikel.
Morris tribune., 1908-08-29
DO Y

There will be English Lutheran SER
uices at Donnelly next Sunday at
1915; Sunday school at $50. Gustaf
Pilgrim, Pastor.
Miss Jennie Olson visited Miss Ethel
Bergren few days the first of the
week.
The three year old son of Mr.. Kos
haul had three of his toes chopped off
last week. An older brother was
chopping kindling wood and accident
ly the boy got his foot in the way.
Little Minnie Hellebust met with a
severe accident last Tuesday. She
got onto buggy shed to get fish
pole and slipped and fell, breaking
two bones in her right arm and one
in the left. They were set by DR..
Whittemore.
Miss Caroline Weltzin, who is work
ing in Morris visited at her home last
Sunday.
Mr.. 0. B. Nelson of Portland, Ore,
is here visiting her parents Mr.. and
Mrs. Anton Weltzin. a
Mrs. Waltimore Olson went to
Wahpeton last week for visit with
her daughter Mrs. Peterson.
Miss Amy and Lafla Weltzin were
Morris visitors last Monday.
Mr.. and Mrs. Geo. Grove were Nor
ris visitors last Monday. ....
Mrs. J. E. Peterson and Mrs. J.
Phifer are still at the lake.
E. Peterson visited at Campbell
last week.
John King is suffering with felon
on one of his fingers.
Mrs. Schoeweiler, who has been sick
with blood poisoning for the last two
months had her foot lanced again last
week.
Mr.. Peck and family visited at Peter
Wrinkles last Sunday.
Mr.. Aldrich of Little Falls visited
with Peter Schauls last Monday.
Morris tribune., 1908-08-29
PROHIBITION IGNORED.
North Carolina Republicans Adopt a
Platform.

North Carolina Republicans Adopt a
Platform.
Charlotte, N. c., Aug. 28.-Ths plat
form committee of the Republican
state convention has made its report
to the convention. The prohibition
question ia not mentioned in the plat
form. Former United States Senator
Marion Butler and former Congress
man Finney sprang somewhat Of &
sensation by opposing the plank in the
platform relative to the personal prop
erty tax exemption of 5000 instead of
S25 and one relating to local self-gov-
eminent. Mr.. Butler wanted the lat
ter plank to take in everything, in
GLIDING temperance. When he arose
there were loud bowls. He tol@ the
convention that a fred shirt Demo
cratic convention" had pever treated
him in such a manner Ind the con-
vention became quiet. He asked if
the convention wanted him to leave
the party and many noes" was the
response.
J. Elwood Cox of High Point was
nominated for, governor and Charles
r. Toms for lieutenant governor.
Morris tribune., 1908-08-29
Beef Cattle, COWS and heifers, &c t
Why James Lee Got Well.

Everybody in GAINESVILLE, O., knows
Mrs. Mary Lee, of rural route 8. She
writes: ''My husband james Lee,
firmly believes he owes his life to the
use of DIR. Kings New Discovery. His
lungs were so severely affected that
consumption seemed inevitable, when
a friend recommended New Discovery
We tried it, and it's use has restored
him to pefect health" DR.. Kings
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
guarantee at J. R. Krueger's drug
store. SOC and $1.00. Trial bottle
free.
Morris tribune., 1908-08-29

the business world. He has been con.
nected with the Civic federation ever
since it was founded, and his special
interest was in the department of
which he is now the head.
Concerning this new field of labor in
the industrial world Mr.. Mitchell said
II am going to devote my entire time
to the furtherance of business peace.
81 am not limited as to territory, and
the whole Union will be my field Of
endeavor. My duties will be to fur
ther the interests Of both employer and
employee by agreements as to wages,
hours of employment and the like, for
the purpose Of avoiding strikes and
lockouts.'
Mr.. MitchelIs headquarters will be
at the offices of the federation in New
York city.
Morris tribune., 1908-08-29
Al 3 e z T A

Miss Bach returned home Wednes-
day evening.
Mr.. Toms, who has been visiting
Mr.. L. Seaman and family the past
few weeks returned to Browns Valley
Monday evening.
Louis Loehr expects his new separ-
ator this week which he ordered when
the old one burned last week.
Born, to Rev. and Mrs. E. Olsen on
Tuesday, Aug. 25th, son.
Mr.. Claus, who has been visiting
Henry Heick returned to Minneapolis
Wednesday.
Mrs. John Bilsten was in Alberta
Wedne sday to receive barrel OF
apples shipped from Arthur, Iowa.
Morris tribune., 1908-08-29
She Likes Good Things.

Mrs. Chas. E. Smith, of West Frank
lin, Maine, says; II like good things
and have adopted DIR. Kings New
Life Pills as our family laxative med
icine, because they are good and do
their work without making fuss
about it," These painless purifiers
sold at J. R. Kruger store. 25c.
Morris tribune., 1908-08-29
ARE YOU WRETCHED IN BAD
WEATHER.
Keeping the Kidneys Well Has Keep
rlany Morris People Weil.I

Many Morris people find that bad
weather brings on dull pain in the
back, or rheumatic aching, neuralgia,
nervousness. irritability and weakness.
1t, when YOU get wet or take cold, it
settles on the Kidneys" and there
is shivery, chilly sensation in the
back, it shows kidney weakness, which
is often the beginning of disease.
Doan's Kidney Pills should be used
persistently until the chilly feeling is
gone, and the flow of urine is natural.
Doan's Kidney Pills have saved Nor
ris people much suffering.
Chas. Anderson, living on East
Fifth St., Morris, Mimi, says: "I
nave suffered from kidney complaint
for over a year. Whenever con-
tracted cold it would settle in my
kidneys and I suffered intensely. Sc
we're pains would start in the kidney
regions and ply UP and down my spine
so acutely at times that I thot I
would go crazy. I was very weak and
lame and work was drudge instead
Of pleasure. For four or five years
have used Doan's Kidney Pills and
they have never failed to help me
when suffering from such attacks. I
can unhesitatingly say Doan's Kidney
Pills have no equal as kidney rem
edy and it gives me great pleasure to
recommend them to other sufferers of
kidney Diseases
For sale by all dealers. Price so
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New York, sole agents for the United
States
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