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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31
FOOTBALL NOTES,

Dartmnuths game with Amherst to-
day is the last of the year at Hanover.
Jack McMasters says his team will
be in better shape against Carlisle
than against Harvard.
The Vanderbilt team which viii play
Michigan today has won all its five
games running up total of l45 points
to its opponents 6.
The Carlisle Indians itinerary after
they play Harvard takes i'll Western
University of Pennsylvania. Minnesota
st. Louis University, Nebraska and
Denver. the last nance game coming
Dec S.
II ustOn, Leslie and Smith of the
Har' ard Varsity squad all have
No'l ger brothers playing with the
Fl shmen
: Bob Potter quarterback on the 1871:
team = Harvard, is a ST. Marks boy
r"1 N of one of the owners of the
PHI af hia National League baseball
TIL arlisle Inr4 ave ore(
seven It's from I'll, .j..t his y, y
each so game mo-. i
II to 'le poinl -i' ..t.' ..v,. .
| this manner
/ Carlisle i Dui - !OuSa fo]
Coach Warner, an every indication
points to a long term of service TO-
him as head football director at tn,
| Indian school.
Columbia is to use the proceeds o
l interclass football to defray rowin,
expenses at the university The stu
dents themselves will be charged ad
mission to the games.
/ The Georgetown team which meet
| Fordham in New York election day i
| being coached by Bill Neuman, the oil,
| Cornell center. and formerly one o
| Glenn Warmers assistants in coachin,
the Carlisle eleven.
| Neither the Yale nor Harvard
| Freshmen teams have been scored up
on this year. Yale has beaten AndOve
and tied Hotchl<iss and Willstor
while HarvardS Youngsters have beat
en- GrOton and Exeter and tied And
over.
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BASEBALL

A feeting Of the directors OF the New
England Baseball League was held
Thursday IL Boston. Those present
were President r. II. Murnane, Sec. J.
c. Morse. Pres. AL VIM of Lowell, j.
II. O'3rien and Pres. Torphy Of Fall
River, S. D. Flanagan of Brockton, w
F. Rich of Haverhill, besides Ed Arun-
del and Nal Eason Of Lawrence, Joseph
Burke of New Bedford. Jesse Burkett
and John O'Donnell of Worcester
All deals made by eX-President Dan
Clonecy of the HaVerhill club We're de-
clared off Lawrence and Lynn called
OFT the deals made with HaVerhill be-
fore the meeting, and the directors
voted to call off the deal made by
President Clohecy with the Providence
club for Sulerton and Perkins
Manager Nal Eason made a trade
with the New Bedford club of Pitcher
Coughlin for Pitcher DeLave.
1t was decided to call the annua
meeting fer Wednesday, Nov. 49,
Lawrence and Worcester will sen(
delegates to the national convention t.
be held at Chicago Nov. 10.
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Portland Market.

Portland, Me-, oct. 90, 1865.
FLOtIR-Michigan and st. Louis
straights, $5.lo@5.33 5 winter wheat patents
$5.2lm5.5o: spring wheat. baker, $i.55GDu. Is
spring wheat patents. $62SM6.50
GRAIN-Corn, car lots, No. 2, yellow
SOC; bag, 9ic.; meal bags, Sc: oat'
car lots SOC; bags, 66M6Sc., MINI. bran
car lots, 5000: Mimi, sacked, bai
lots, 5000: brown mddlings, car lots ST
bag lots, $4,000
BUTTER-Creamery, fancy. per 10.
3lM32c tub creamery. &c renovated, 24c
EGGS-Eastern fresh. 29g3cc. nearby
fresh 81, &c
CHEESE N. Y, and factory. 14l4al5c.
sage, 1al.ht15a4c.
ORANGES 81 006,5.50.
LEMONS-$3. 250t55G
PRODUCE-Beans, California pea, $3.50
yellow eyes, $3.23; red kidneys, $2650t215
POULTRY-Chicken 7M1sc.; turkeys
20M22c,: fowl, 14dGl5c
PROVISIONS ~ Pork, heavy backs
$230d23, 10: medium, 81 50M23.o0.
LARD-Pure tcs., half bbls., 11AMl13sc.
cases. 11xMl2&sc.: compounds, tcs., nalf
bbls., Sl2mSaic.
SUGAR-l.x. quality. large bbls,. $5.29;
100 lbs sacks, bulk. $500
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BOXING

Cyclone" Johnny Thompson won the
decision from Rudolph UnhoIz in the
18th round at San Francisco Thursday
night Thompson floOred Unholz twice
with a right hook to the jaw and a
third blow put him through the ropes
The police then interferred Unholzs
seconds said that he had broken the
bones of his right hand. Lew Powell
and JOHNNY Murphy fought 20 rounds
to a draw.
Billy Gloy. + Boston and Young
Ernc of Philadelphia We're the princi-
pals in the Windup at the Broadway a.
&. at Philadelphia Thursday night.
While Erie won on points, Glover put
up Z fast bout all the way and in the
fourth round Sho" ed Il fash Of speed
that daaZled the Quaker City lad. But
there vas no stopping Erne, and he
| turned the tide again in the fifth and
| fnal rounds. k.rnc had all the best OF
| the first Glover came in for his share
| in the seCGnd. hut was not TO be found
| in the third
Thunlus O'Erien of st. Adams VT,
and Harry Lewis Of South Framing
| ham. Mass, mixed things up III rather
| lively fashion Thursday night At Rut-
| lard. VI. before gathering of about
10 mcn Lewis showed up We'll in the
first round, having a tritle advantage
over O. Hrien. In the second round
| O'i!ri"n hit Lewis over the heart and
ratht' took the fight out Of him, al
| Though The :5oi.th birmingham boy put
up Il garAc fight until the end of the
| fifth, when Referee Burke gave the de-
| cision to O'Brien after the latter hat
given Lewis his quietus.
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Boston Market.

Boston. oct 81. 1908.
FLOtR-Spring patents per Dbl, 50 4o@
30 winter patents. ship, per Dbl. $4,000
oATMEAL.Rollcd;; per Dbl. &.95G|6.2o
cut, per hbl.. $6.55a6S0.
CORN-Steamer. yellow spot, per bu
8.l2c., No ,, yellow, spot, per bu. SSc.
No. >, yellow, ship, all rail, per bu., size;
No; 3, yellow, all rail, per bu.. SelZc.
RYE FL0uRoPer bbl. %@@4so
bu., 55G56c No 5. clipped, white, spot.
per bu.. 540t55c; "a to Sc lbs, ship, per
bn;, 54M54Ac.; SO to IS lbs. ship. per bu,
bb, S23,15 medium backs. per hbl.. So 80
% 25: long cuts, per Dbl, $685. loose, per
hams, regular and small. 12a4M1"Ac.; lean
ends, per Dbl. 5000; shoulders, fresh
9a4c.. lard, pure, per ID, 1ll4c.; lard rem
KEEF-Heayy binds. 11A@12c; heavy
fores per h., 6l2@7c..
IAMBS-Lambs, per ID, 1Om1oMc :
lambs, yearling, 7@sl2c. Mutton, per ID,
yEAL-Per lb.. 11@13c.
POULTRY-Chicken native broilers,
per ID. 1Sd20c.; native roasting per lb.
1SIa2oc.: western fowl, 14Ml5c.; native, Is
@l6c.
BUTrER-North creamery, 2s029c
western creamery. 27m2sc.
E Eii!s;e.E stern, Sea3sc. western. 2s@soc
>i1fLf-SfI--NeW YORK, per lb., l3I16i
.4l&c.: Vermont. per h., 13lac
POTATOf.S-Wh per 2-bu. bag. 81 IS
40; sweet. per Dbl, $l.75
EEANS-Pea. domestic, per bu. S.. 35M
24G: medium. $2.S002.35; yellow eyes, 50 o.
OLE: Red Kidneys. $3.50
HAY AND STRAW-No l grade, s17U
@lsco: Nc; o. grade. s15 oo@l6Oo; No !
Sugar-Cut loaf and crushed, $3.50.
standard st powdered. $3.50; granulated'
$9,4o; extra Cs, s4.75@51o; yellow C's, 81 u
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Bates Maine Lineup for Today.

Lewiston, Oct 30--(SpeciaD.- This
is the way that Bates and Maine will
field Saturday afternoon:
Bates-Rs, I,eavitt; IT, A. Andrews /;
rg, Booker; C. Cochran (captain); Ig,
mckinney; Il " Andrews; lie, Bis
hop; Oh, 'pyh RIB, kearney; lib.
Cummine y, Lovely.
Maine-Le, King; 1t. Ray; lg, Duran
c. Black; re-. Ham; 1T, White (captain !;
re. Fl. Cook; OBJ, A Cook; lib, McHale
RIB, Parker; fb, Cobb
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Boston Stock Market.
New York Produce Market.

New York, Oct 80
FLOIlR-Peceipts 1887; exports $685.;
sales AGO; market dull and about steady.
o., WHEAT-Receipts 1875, SOC; exports 49,
70; sales 10000 futures; spot firm; No 2
red l0sts0lv93s elevator: No. red 1903
o b afoat; No. hard winter 11015 f O b
atoat.
CORN--Receirts 1915; exports 1884, spot
steady; No. IA elevator and 77a f G b
nominal
oATS-Receipts 103,6OO; exports $3.50:
spot cuiet; mixed 26d32 lbs 52m52la nat
white 3cG 10 lbs. 51A@571s
BEEF-Steady
LARD-Easy: western 9SOd990
PORk-Easy family 19OO02OOO
SUGAR-Raw steady; fair refining 24s1A.
centrifugal &c test 3SS1a; molasses sugar
2321.: refined steady.
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Boston Produce Market.

BOSTON, OCT. 30.
APPLES-Firner; Gravensteins 225Gt330.
BUTTFit-Steady northern 2ST.3.
CIiEESE-Steady York state I5A0i1lA.
CORN-Unchangcd; No. yellow So. -
E,iGS-Steady choice 4Od42; western .
0t3O.
FLOUR-Steadv; spring patent 54o@590.
FRESH BIEF-Fnm; whole cattle 9la
ass
HAY-Quiet; No. 17506lSOo.
LAM PS-t'ilm spring l0Ml0R
LARD-Quiet; pure llA.
MILL FEED-Unchanged
SPRING RRAN-2315l2425.
MIXED FEED-2650d2S50.
OATS-unchaneed; No. ? clipped white
57Gi58
PCRK--Firm: medium backs 225oa2@@225.
POTATOES-Quiet; white l40MlO.
SUGAR-Steady on Il basis OF 80 for
graduated.
ALS-Firm, 11d13
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31

William Wiley of Troy, N. Y, late
Co. c, 47th N. Y. Inf. Thomas Sulli-
van of Glen. n. H., late Co. A. 1st Me
RI. A., Forest r. Higgins of Greenville
junction. late Co. X. 9th Me. Inf
Charles Decker of Washington, d. c.
late L. S. S. Princeton, St Louis and
Nantucket, and Thomas Brown of Mil
ford, Mass, late b. Battalion. Md Inf
have been admitted to this Home.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31
Robert Seaborn,

Robert Seaborn died in the Home
hospital bore early Friday morning,
after an illness of about two years Mr..
Seaborn was born in Bangor. Oct. II,
1885, ana was salesman by occupa-
ton. He enlisted in Co. G. I'D Maine
Inf, at Littletown. Me, Oct 10. 1862.
and was discharged at Port Hudson
July u. 1863. He was admitted to the
Home from Houlton Me-, Dec. 80, 1896.
daughter Lillian NJ. Seaborn, who
resides in Boston, survives
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Schreiner
The steamer s. V. Luckenhac'

The steamer S. V. Luckenbach,
which caught fire while hound from
New York for San Juan, P. R., several
days ago. arrived safely at San Juan
Thursday night with all her passen-
gers on board. according to a cable dis
patch received Friday. 1t had been
by wireless that some of the
passengers had been taken on board
the steamer Philadelphia while the
was on fire at sea but this
report was denied Friday.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31
MAINE GAMES TODAY

Bates VS. L. OF N. at Le'i-ton
Bowdoin We. Tufts at :N-'Ipfd'
Colby VS.. Exeter AT Excite. y H.
Portland VS.. Bangor AT Bangor.
kents Hill VS. Westbrook Semin-
airy at Portland
Hebron VS.. Fort Mckinley at Port
land.
FIyebnrg VS.. South Portland at
South Portland.
Haliowell vs.. kent's Hill Second at
Kent's Hill.
Coburn VS. NJ. c. /. at Pittsfeld.
Foxcrnft vs.. Bar HarboT at Dover.
Riddeford VS.. Kitteiy at Biddefo:d.
Rockland vs.. BuckSpoIt at Bucks
port.
Belfast vs. Oak Grove ct Belfast.
Bath vs.. Brunswick at Brunswick
SkoWheeG'. VS.. Abbott School at
Falmiugt m.
Thornton vs.. So. Portland at Saco
Ellsworth VS.. Cherryfeld at Ellis
worth
Castinc -. Bucksport Locals at
PEcksport
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31

captain Burr of the Harvard foot
ball team injured his shoulder 50
severely during secret practice FRIDAY
afternoon that he will be unable to
play for at least two weeks and pos
sibly longer. The exact nature of the
injuries and their seriousness has not
yet been determined Mcclure will
take his place in Saturdays game.
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GOSSIP OF THE maine GRID|RON

official Tor Hebron Academy in her four
remaining games this season, those
with Fore Mckinley at Portland Sat-
urday, with Westbrook seminary, with
the Naval Reserves and with Portland
High school Clifford was former
star on Lewiston high, but has not
played since going to college.
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SPORTING NOTES.

The time of the Tufts Bowdoin cross
country run today at Medford has beer
changed from 1870 A. M to 100 p. NJ
The start will be made at the Tuft!
College postotIice and the finish at the
corner of Professors row and Pack.
ard avenue.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31
New York Cotton Market.

New York, Oct. 20.
Spot closed quiet Midding upands
935: do gulf $50 Sales 1854 bales.
Galveston quiet 1-l6; Charleston
steady, 81; Memphis steady, 9ls; New Or
leans quiet. 8; Savannah steady, 97s
Net receipts for seven days 1868.
Exports to Great Britain S2ol5; to
France So.71, to the continent 1888; 10
Jaran 6126.
Stock 743 sos
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31

The attraction at the Home Opera
house tonight will be LeBarre Broth
ers Minstrels. This show is bigger and
better than ever this season. with new
songs, jokes and many other features
and all should attend
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31

Religious services at the HON,
chapel Sunday morning will be as iol
lows: Mass and sermon by Rev. FIR
Michigan at 40 and Protestant ser.
vices by Rev. H. S. Burrage at IL l.
\. NJ.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31

T0days Bate r ~ NJ game at Lew
astnn will he. c;.ij.d ~ 2. VI. 1t seems
as though 25p pull be better with
the short after at this stage Of
the season
AS Gates and Colby both complete
their schedule Nov. T. they can play
off the protested game Of Oct. II, II
The protest is allowed. On Nov. IA,
when BoWdJln and L. Of NJ. are play
ing at OrOno. The game would prob
ably Le played at Watcrvile as before
and would certainly BE- Il money MAKER.
According to the Boston papers
Wallace anG COStanZa, two of Tut
best nIen who were out of the game at
Orono last Saturday will be back and
ready for business in the Eowdoin
game today.
Exeter. which plays Colby too or
from the Dartmouth freshmeu "a i
nesday II to j. one touchdoW
made after an outside Kick WI /. .t-
ted As yards and the 9th resulted
from a blocked punt.
Bates is ,tying very much upon
Cummings and kearney in its next two
games II is thought that it Will be
impossible for either Maine or Bow
doin To prevent one or the other OF
these fast men from scoring.
Saws the Lewiston Sun:-"The Bates
men VIII, saw the Colby BoWdoin game
last Saturday We're not very much
impressed with the strength OF Bow
don. They are satisfied that the Bow
dom team has been overrated and feel
more confident than eyer that thu an
win a victory at Brunswick ne at
urday These judges think tn 'oW-
dom team is slow and not We .erSed
in the new game, as played H. other
colleges
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31

oscar Dunlap. assistant hospital
steward, has resigned and will go out
on a Through Edward F. Smith, for
merry commissary sergeant, has been
appointed to fill the vacancy.
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MARKET REPORTS

BUT'rER-Strong; receipts 453i; cream
cry specials 27l5. -
EGGS-Strong; receipts 1919; state, Pa
and nearnv brown and mixed fancy 33Gy3o
OTATOES-Steady; LoDg Island per
Dbl 250m.!J.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31

nv way of practice for this hard
game To-Day with kent's Hiil- the
yYestbrook Seminary eleven met Frye
burg academy Wednesday ana easily
defeated it II to 0. capt. Young OF
Kent's Hill is said to be out OF the
game today with bad shoulder.
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REGARDING COMING ELECTION

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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31

Andrew N Selman of Marbehead,
Mass, late 20. c, Sth Mass. Inf,
Spanish W,.) has been re-admitted
10 the Home
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31

julius Huter, French horn player,
has resigned and will leave today for
New York City.
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SUNDAYS Concer;

Wedding March from Summer Nights
Dream. Mendelssohn
Nisolai
Flute solo, Max Mazelew.
Selertlon from Op Norma Bellini
Waltzes- Entertainments of the Woods
Vollstedt
Schreiner
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You Needn't.

You needn't keep on feeling dis
tressed after eating, nor belching. nor
experiencing nausea between meals
In other words. you needn't keen
on being dyspeptic, and you certainly
shouldn't.
Hoods Sarsaparilla cures dyspepsia
1t strengthens and tones the stom-
ach, perfects digestion, creates a nor
mai appetite, and builds up the whole
system
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31

Warren l.. Braddock returned to the
Home yesterday from a furlough pass
cd in Belfast
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NATIONAL HOME,

Officer of the day. Capt. Henry
PaulSen.
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New York Money Market.

NEW 1UTK, OCI. ~.
Prime mercantile paper to Az. per cent.
Sterling exchange weaker at 484. 25M4 S4 30
for e0-day bills and at 1925 for demand.
Commercial bills 483AM4Si
Bar silver so.
Mexican dollars As.
Government bonds steady.
Railroad bonds firm.
Money on call firm at 1AM2 per cent ;
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1908-10-31
EUREKA MINES COMPANY
To the Common Stockholders of tn,
Eureka Mines Conpanv:

10 the Common Stockholders of the
Eureka Mines Company:
Some of the common stockholders Of the
eureka Mines Company having expressed
desire to exchange their holdings for
preferred stock, at a meeting of the exc
cutlve committee of the company held on
october 1G, 1905 the officers of the company
We're duly authorized to give all common
stockholders of record, who may so desire,
an opportunity to surrender their certi-
Gates for said stock, and to receive in
exchange therefor preferred stock on the
basis of one share of preferred for each
ten SHARES of common stock
ny reference to your certificates, you
Will note the special preferential features
OF The preferred stock. AS the market
price OF the preferred has been held firm
~ at par. those who accept this exchange
Will receive an equivalent market value
OF loc. per share for their holdings
All who wish to accept the offer herein
made are requested to forward their stock
certificates not later than November 18th.
ly,s, TO Beacon Trust Company, Boston,
and preferred stock on that date will be
stated.
IRA G. POgE, vice-President
Oct0bpr % 14OS $500
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dairies lSM23.
EGGS Steady; at market, eases includ-
ed, 1902 frsts 26, prime irsts q.
CHEt'SE-Steady, 12i4Ml3R.
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Boston. oct 81. 1908.
FLOUR Spring patents, per bbl., s. 40ll
s25
Rolled. per Dbl. s. 95Gl6. 90;
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-12
CARBON

c.. Fl. Carter has been on the sick
list the past few days.
- T, T. Aston was in Charleston
last week on BUSINESS.
r.. NJ. Miller and wife, Of Ward,
were.,yisiting the latter's sister, Mrs.
Gussie~ 'Martin, Saturday and Sunday:
r Mot billiard, Of Harewood, was
calling on friends here. Saturday and
Sunday. o. < :r'..!2 s'..',h.
The ladies of Mt. Nehn,; Baptist
church gave supper, Saturday
night, which was we'll offended. :
Miss Ella Dckersong of, Wevaco,
was calling an her aunt, Mrs. Hattie
Martin, Sunday evening. ...ri ...,... i;
Mrs. Lettie Saunders is with us
again to spend week, after, which
she contemplates trip to her Hold
homelin Virginia. -. -.
i, Sunday evening the pastor 'snd
The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-12
=. I eRj5IAtFoRTINq: woRns s3sE
80 - - =" N !------ :, .5y'rI " W
Many a Charleston Housg holdE WIN
81 Find Them SD. q. rs Sss RS

I To- have the pains ana aches SoE s
q bad back removed; to. he Anfii
~ free ffom annoying, datfRaTdSs
urinary disorders is, enouaf,st1 ,Hsss tsS.
any kidney sufferer crater i fs
tell how this great change Gan bs
brought about Will prove. Com drti e ss
words to hundreds 3of ChafISs aSs
readers &c :. +, I}N lE%8EEs11as 81
Mrs Mary E, RICHARDS, of 81
Astelle ST., Charleston, wv. va 6 ays.ss
MY. husband is always glad s&o Srsfsssyy
ommend ,Doan'ss kidney, Pills
their use, For several years & u
suffered from his BACK and kidnays
and: any strain or twist calsed&iifs
back 70 ache. r. 1t was also ltitTa COR
him to- stoop or lift and 4hesa com3liS
not straighten from. asstoupe d8 p6sfs
ton without assistance. : "a Since us
Ing Doan's Kidney Pills, He has iaaS
only one Or two slight akfaaka az sfEsssI
.troub1e2 which were, in1Aieda8tadY
banished by a few doses st y 3Yotins
valuable remedy. : Regardine TIL vs.;
great merits OF Doan,s: Kidney
you can refer to mesat anyt TIM e, ~
For sale by all dealers. Price,
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New York, sole agents for u Uni tssl,
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The advocate. [volume] (Charleston, W. Va.) 1901-1913, 1908-11-12

deaeons Of Mt: Nebo Baptist Church
went down tt. Wake Forest TO assist
in ordaihing~thc deacons of that
church The council was composed
OF Rev. P. P. Holland, r. r. Alston,
Robert Aston, Of Carbon +. q. .Ag-
new Plrst Baptist Church, Of Guy
andote; j., A. Hughes, Of Holly; J.
a., Green, MT. Olive Baptist church,
Of Caperton; Richard Hughes, Of Co
dar GROVE. = The ordination prayer
was offered by Deacon J.. 4. Hughes.
'BuTl Plaker, Of Dorothy, was call
ing on friends here, Saturday and
Sunday.