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The Detroit times., 1916-05-09
EOSTON. HAS
SPEAKER DAY

0o0TOH. Ma S.--~spcaker day
.. venway park today. when the
greatest outreider ever released by
. Boston club. will lead the fighting
Indians against the worlds cham
pions. promised to draw an overflow
crowd ~ the park.
All Boston fAndom will be- out TO
welcome the mighty iris. The
Shriners Fave made elaborate prep
arations 10 welcome their brother
and will present him with fez and
T. lot OF shrubhery.
D.tct leonard. Carrigan's one
best bet, will b. out on the mound,
srying IN turn back the league lead
ers, while Willie Mitchell OF Klcp.
fer probably will twirl for Cieve
Iand.
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Fer "Wednesday.

First Race--SeiIing. s-year odds.
"a furlongs: Lady Moii. l65; xKen-
lucky Boy: io7; Ripcsta. io5; Dyson.
Old Drury. los; Aimee T.. Io5: Yc;-
low sally. 1876; Valerie West. i09:
s;rssls,,a G;Tsslsea' ssi ssi Hanobala. ii2; Good
Second Raoe--Handlcap. steepIe.
chase for hunters. 5-year-olds and
up; ,i1 miles: Bachelor, 1858: Miss
ossanter, iss; Bowler. 1856: Elect.
isS; Patrick. 49, Royal, 40: Induc-
iS"' iSs. i''' Haa'e' Rum 1885, RAsal"''
third Race--seiiing. 3-ycar-oId
and up. mile: xNavigator. IO7; Ma
telius. M, xGreetinss. los: Racon-
Fourth Rsce--Purse. for maiden 2
year-olds. ~ furlongs: Manhattan.
,,a.in,risner. "a, n2; talLeading Lady.
iianobaIa. -I2s; tblFiring Line, iia:
,mported Brother Jonathan, 112: tc)
ioe; sweeter Than sugar. iSs; Moon.
sinner. 1i2: Bar OF Phoenix, II2.
ts(Whitney entry. tb) Wilson entry,
''ifsImen sii,h hscsDysell,ns. sssry s.year-o,d,
and up. mile and SO Yards: xsoidisr.
ia: xNapier. l15: Monocacy. 1I5;
Song OF the Valley. ii5; Goodwood,
Iosnsan Lob ML,rei ius so' sbalfron. liz xFreda
Sixth Race--Driving Park selling
handicap, 3-year -olds and up. fur
longs: paymaster, e5; Nash. 81; Lo-
hengrin. 100. Lady London. 10: Lau-
ra. iGi; Handful. %: Clint, t0t: Cop
per King, 9S: Gin Haven. 10S: Pontc-
tract. li3; Brighousc. iit; Anxiety.
20.
seventh Race--Driving Park sell
ing handicap. second division, 3-year-
olds and up. furlongs: supreme.
100. Naushon ios; Humiliation. io1:
Counterpart. 105. Remarkable, &c.
Lost Fortune, 100; lIuda's Brother,
10t: Cashba,. 1O3: Obolus, f02: Koote-
may. los; Dakota, 95: Niolant. 102.
xApprentice allowance claimed
Weather clear: track fast.
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wheat TREND
7. IS BuLLISH

CHICAGO. May s.--Firmer cables
prompted buying and gave wheat .
bullish trend TO-DAY. May. which
opened at ia "a, sold up 1-Sc after
brief period Of decline. July was
up 5-sc at 11s 3-s. and September
up 3-S at III "a.
Corn was lower on general sell
ing. May, opening at rs IA. sold
csc down later. July was lie
down a. "a 5-S, and September SAC
down 1t 73 1-s.
Oats followed the wheat trend.
May sold up lac at ~ IL; July up
1-Sc at 43 :.S, and September steady
at 80 "a.
Provisions were lower.
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had ordered the withdrawal III
United States troops from ooe 4
the Rio 0rande. This waS o.
denied by the accredited eGo
Gen. Carranxa' In Washlngtol n
IN the forenoon. but any fayU
effects of the disclaimer wero 4 3
by Gen. Funston's demand fos = W
tingent of the National Gu4f "A
serve as . border patrol and " T.
ordering of the militia from
xOna, New Mexico and TexGns
serve In that capacity. IA
"The cleavage IN the nsarkst \
came more pronounced . the 6
sion progressed. a
There was no important claoM|
Ia conditions In the late tre1M =
Rock Island extended It's impc
mer to more than three points Il
the debenture bonds moved
Union Pacific and other stan11 =
rails were well maintained willis (
var stocks and specialties confl
ued from heavy to weak. !
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Nc Record Of Accident.

The roIice are investigating re.
port made Tuesday morning by Miss
Alberta i.oeffier, Fl years old, OF
No ass Woodward-ave.. who said
she was struck last Friday after.
noon. AMI painfully injured by a
stree, car al Woodward.ave., AMI
Bsgg.ot No report OF the acciden.
was mn1o TO tho police NJ the car
crew. Miss j.oeffier said she
dropped her purse on the track, and
as sE s'oored TO pick II up the car
struck her.
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MICHIGAN CENTRAL sTOCKYAnp.

Market. steady: best heavy steers,
$s.75M9; best handy weight butcher
steers. $s.25@S.50: mixed steers and
heifers. s7.75Gs: handy light butch
ers. $7.25I7.75; light butchers. $3.50
cows. $3.50 a SIS: common IS%. cows. iIns si'ss
" 10. rs; Gamers. s3m4.25 best heavy
bulls, 81; bologna bulls. s6.25a6.50;
stock bulls. s5m6; feeders, $3.50
springers. s4.ioaa.15. Veal calves:
Market, steady. 5000. Sheep and
lambs: Market. steady; best lambs.
$3.50: fair lambs. :525@s.25; light
good sheep. ss.5o@T.s5; culis and
common, $3.50 1850. Hogs: Market.
pigs. $S.50ms.75: mixed $9.50gs.70.
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CHICAGO LIVE STOCK

CHICAGO. May 9.--Hogs; Receipts,
and butchers. $3.50 500; good heavy.
light, ss'so a $50: pigs. 81. $S@s' Cat,
tie: Receipts. 1000; market steady;
beeves. 47.70M9.S5; cows and heifcrs.
1925 $50: stockers and feeders,
$3.50 $3.50; Texans. 1855 90; calves.
fss2s ~ 26.-- Sheep Receipts. 1000
market a strong. loc higher nasiye. : sc,
lambs. S7.75mt1.10; western, $Sa i1.75.
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jackson Moose Indorse TEDDY.

JACKSON. Mich. May 9.-Two
hundred Michigan Progressives.
meeting In state convention here
today. elected delegates and alter
nates TO the Chicago national con-
venuen. and indorscd Theodore
Roosevelt Dor prssidsnt.s
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Fire Visits MusIclans' Club.

Fire originating from a short cir
cult in the electric wiring caused 81.
eOc damage In the Detroit Musicians
club. No. 81 Macomb-st.. Tuesday
afternoon. The flames were con-
lined almost wholly 10 the attic
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CHICAGO RurTER MARKET.

,rs. THNAY &C. r. w. MsS ss%c q,tes daly EXTRAS Ea
ils''s FTi%. erassTy. .1,.. sFs:, s:s
f5Hc: young Americas, i5A a tec.
Live poultry; Fowls. 17hci ducks
,sa isc oo, reese, icTisS; lS,g.a turks ss,nss ss
Ohio, Shff93c: Wisconsin, ssm CSC:
Minnesota. ssGe3c. Potstces. Re-
ceipts. ~ cars.
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livestock,


Cattle: Receipts. cars; market.
ss'ssay sSsshsr pF!%s .fss' sa eoS: sssSSs5
8: heifers. s7mS.50: bulls. ssM7.75.
Hogs: Receipts 20 cars: market.
steady: heavy. y1o2o9I0.s5; workers..
Receipts s. cars: market steady: eep top
lambs s10.10G10.25: yearlings $S.25 %
SIS; wethers $S@S.25; ewes $7Q7.50;
calves e5m11.25.
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TOLEDO GRAN ANp PRODUCE

sne aIaMgGi Nay, ss%y ssy 5aly, '.;ssA corn
Cash and May, tshc: July. ttsNs.
October and DECEMBER. 1915. Alsike
Prime. ,s.gD. rimothy:g Cash. Ss.ss
Butter: Brick creamery, 32c: tub
creamery, ale. Eggs: Fresh cand-
led. 22c; fancy selects. 23c. Hay;
Unchanged.
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RACES
Pimlico Results.

First Race--3-year olds and up.
selling; mile and Go yards: Bud
wciser. LIS Lyke). s5i. $3.50 and
$40. won: Ask Ma. los tBali). $3.50
ferty). $500. third. Time. i:4T as.
Louise Travers. Athena, Lochie..
Maifou, Ray O'Light, and Ed. Weiss
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A kALED, ll|I
HURT IN bE
Thirty Others Thought ST.
ously Injured At Atlas III
Powder Plant

TRENTON. N. j.. May S.-A
least four men we're killed IN ~
explosion which rocked the Ats
powder works at Lake Hopatcon&
this afternoon. and was followed u
a fire which was still raging 1t 1;Se
Thirty are reported to have ben
seriously injured, and upwards -
100 employees were manned. &
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CLEVELAND LIVE STOCK.

CLEVEI.AND. o., May 6.--Iogs'
Receipts. 5000, firm, to Sc higher;
workers.. s9.s0ms.95: mixed and
mediums: So pigs. ss.7S Toughs;
ears. steady. Sheep and lambs: Re
ceipts. s cars. 1oc higher: clips. top,
$40. Calves: Receipts. 800. firm; top.
The Detroit times., 1916-05-09
New Ritual for Methodlsts.

SARATOGA, N. ". May 9.--A
new ritual Of the Methodist Episcos
pal church is assured as q result of
action by the general conference
which today transferred to the hi1h-
ops the proposed new ritual with
power to make amendments. and toI
print II in the discipline.
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TOLEDO LIVE STOCK.

TOLEDO. o., May 9.-Hogs: Re-
ceipts. fair: market, steady; heavies.
s10.10: mediums, s9.a0n9.95; workers..
50 af e.90; good pigs. sS.50@s, calves:
Market, slow. sheep and lambs:
Market. steady.
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Lexington Results.

First Races furiongs: otheIIo.
ITO tGcosep, Ss.5o. $2.s0 and s3.so.
won: Morristown. log Murphy,
tMartinD. -. third. Time, i:12 as.
Fathom. Broom Flower. Father Ril-
ey and Caugh Hi. also ran.
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TODAY'S GAME
DETROIT.
.18
90 '''''''' ''~'

Batteries cs--Cunningham and Stan.
age. Nabors and Schang. Umpires--
O'Loughl,n and Chill.
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Banks and Trust Companies.

The following nlms are privileged
TO execute orders on the "xchange;
Co. II w. Noble h Co. w, y. Moss
= Co. Bennett, Smith & Co.. Sinclair
4 Couls. Joel stockard c.. Lewis O.
wHsspnA wsss Co. II E Hf!''s = xssersn. e % Iso 4 co ~
2. 4 Seymour = Co. A. w. Wallace
49, Co. wm W Eoss z Co. , ww. a.
PeIton. MerrIlL Lynch . Co.
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g,a,n eutter.

ELGIN. Ill.,, May 6.-Butter mar
ket: All sales. 30 cents. decrease
Of 2 cents nom Las. week. ~
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Tutsdsy ? pank clearaness. Ss,sss.:
:is s.!sSss :ssssS s.s ISSE.
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fAe lieree.AyFNk c. kss rseeiyed
): s.: :S:1:ss 9 ~ ;::s s:''''
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and Provisions

DETROIT. May s.--Close: Wheat
was steady at the opening In the
American markets. while the tone
abroad was nrm. Liverpool closed
The government report disappoint-
ed the bulls and was not very I'M
portant as market factor: Liver
pools strength had little effect be-
companied by buying orders. Fresh
export demand In very slow. LIVER
pool quoted q better demand and car
goes OF all kinds were higher. The
United Kingdom ports were large. and
the tone for spot stun was not 50
strong as for distant deliveries. A
tone tone Of lncreased rmnsss is noted IN
There appears to be a general ten
breaks. This comes from the. crop
s rsS sst sse
was favorable on the American side.
Canada had q lot OF rain. The mar,
ket Is considered a trading. affair and
small profits until the market shows
a more decided tendency In either d.
Wheat we. quiet. Su,ss. and ,.s nrm most most Of Of
Go.rse srsins7 ap~ ys.de wsss
Ta;.ssy: Sss,t aRSises,ss; aRSis sSss.s Cat !:
;iSsH and Closed 81 E.iS: ssptS@s 20
opened at y1.32k. advanced TO yl.z2 =
sns ssS: Seolsned No. TO White. s74a o'n :.
days coarse grain quotations. Corn.
cash No. 9. 76ci No; yellow, s5shSs;
No; = yellow 7s@5ISc;; S;,. oats; sts sssnd, Nn !
~ha Write. sissH SssMe "a; wGys rye. CASH no no 3,
csc. Beans: Immediate, prompt and
May shipment. $685.; June. $3.50.
Seeds: prme nrsSns red ei9yer s,wa,hx ana
Receipts in the Detroit market on
Tuesday Included 1000 bbls of flour.
cars Of wheat. 3 of corn. IL OF oats
hnG Sni. 81 q ory rye sSp%enf' Sn of wheat
bu OF corn and 1900 bu of oats
Stocks are 2s7.000 bu OF wheat: 1s0.-
600 bu of corn $4,000 bu OF oats
anS Exports pspuo Of ~ Wheat S tei and our Tues
day, 1.557.000 bu.
The worlds wheat visible supply
Increased 2.S5S:oo9s s.6 6q ano last e, week. The
Receipts of wheat Tuesday: Du-
Iuth. So cars. against 80 year ago;
23l cars, against u3;
MinnIpss: LIS: ss,n,; car, asss5n't sss1 sS'' Chi
Wheat receipts at primary points
were 10000 bu. against $4,000 pu
"A year ago.
CHICAGO GRAIN
CHICAGO. May 9.-Opening -
Wheat: May. July and September
up &c. Corn: May. UNCHANGED; July.
mp &c; September. up Sc. Cats:
Nav. down Ac; July. down hc; Sep
tember, unchanged. Provisions'
Noon-wheat: May, up hc; July.
up Nc; September. up Nc; Corn;
tember, down &C. Oats; May. up lac;
July, up &c; September. unchanged.
Ciose--wheat: May. uuChanged
July. up &c; septembeT, up E, cSrn ssm:
down Nc. oats: May. , up
Provisions: Lower.
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" xSE = scrsS y r., xA..{Er; sgr.v
- lSk ~ PEI cent; time money.
81 'isi'x's::: :''i;':: q: q!
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Butteg - Creamery extras. sic,
nrstet soc; dairy. 2sc; packing stock.
Eees--rresh receipts cases incIud-
cd, frsss. 21hc. current receipts
Johs doz Ecce,pts Tuesday. S.15o
cases. --.'
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In the annual seeckhoidsrs mset-
= SSs,;sSss - q: - Csssi y ss'.::ss'S;; ~;
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. s;':ss;'. .'sss ~: Sc s:s;i -: -
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Cv-nn COPPER STOCKS
NEW YORK COTTON MARKET

Quotations by Paine' "eo"e' -
Ma a.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1916-08-03

Panama is rising three feet in
each century.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1916-08-03
Rheumatic Pain Stopped.

The drawing OF muscles, t b e
soreness, stiffness aud agouizing
pain pain of rheumatism quickly
Yield to Sloau's Liniment 1t
stimulates circulation to the ach
ing part. just apply ns directed
to the sore spots. In q short
time the pain gives way to a tia.
Cling sensation OF comfort and
warmth. Here's proof-m have
had wonderful relief since I used
your Lini,nent on my knee. To
think one application gave me
relief. Sorry | havn't space to
tell you the history. Thanking
you for what your remedy h a
done for me." u s Furgussou,
Phil. Fem. Sloan's Liniment
kills pain. 25c. atdruggIsts.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1916-08-03
Is the War Nearing Its End!

One swallow does not make a
spring, nor one victorious cam
paign a complete conquest. New.
ertheless, it must be admitted
that it really looks as if the be-
ginning of the end OF the great
war was in sight. The neadlock
OF months is apparently broken,
and thr great drive' as the En-.
glish have been calling it is on.
For the first time since the strug.
gle began we are seeing re a |
team work by the Allies All their
forces in all fields are co-opera-
ting as one army, and the result
is the giving back of the Ger.
mans and Austrians everywhere.
The tremendous Russian drive
continues on the eastern front,
while in the west tine Freuch
have held their own and the
British have swept the Germans
back several miles along a battle
front of ninety miles. In the
south the tide OF battle seems to
have turned, and the Italians are
pushing the Austrians before
them. For the moment Germany
is apparently amazed and dis
heartened. Whether she will re-.
cover heart and can summon up
strength sufficient to stem the
tide, which is evidently setting
against her, is the question. But
it would not be surprising, judg-
ing from present Indications, if
the end would come-in the only
way in which it can come-before
the year is over. So mote it bel
lions Advocate.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1916-08-03

by sympathetic friends through.
out the State; and there is talk
of Federal aid in order to relieve
dire distress in certain quarters.
Let the cry. for help be heard
and needed until the stricken
home is rebuilt and the unfortu.
mates among the proud an d
mighty people are on their feet
again.
And out Of this awful expert
ence will emerge a people better
ed by the discipline of adversely
and capacitated for the rebuild
ing of their neighborhoods Oh
yet securer foundationss, civic,
social and religious. Let them
not forget to conserve the for
ests that crown the mighty hills
and hold back the destroying
waters. Let those who harness
the power of those swift noun
tain rivers build stronger dams
which will withstand the great
est pressure that can be brou't
against them. Let the bridge
builders do their work hereafter
in view of the maximum floods
of nineteen-sixteen. Let NO land
owner or tenant erect his resi-
dence, whether palace or cot.
lin the danger zone. And above
all, let us always look up, with
gratitude for His goodness and
with trust for His continued care
to Him "who maketh the clouds
his chariot, and who walketh up
on the Mings OF the wind"
To our people in the stricken
highlands we send a message o
mingled coincidence and good
cheer-the one in sympathy TO
their loss, the other to hearter
them in their task. The food ha.
receded. The rainbow OF hope Q
verspans the desolation. A new
day is shedding its efulgence al
over Appalachia. Such prospect
a7e before us as never stirred o
impelled any people. Goods ii
His heaven; all's we'll with t b
world"
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1916-08-03
NIGHTS OF UNREST.
No sleep, No peace, no rest With a Lame
or Aching BalA.

Weary the lot OF many a kid
ney sufferer.
Pain and distress from morn
to night.
Get up with a lame back,
Twinges OF backache bother
you all day,
Dull aching breaks yourrestat
night,
Urinary disorders add to your
misery.
II you have kidney trouble
Reach the cause.-the kidneys.
Doan's Kidney Pills are for the
kidneys only
Have made an enviable repu-
tation in this locality.
Mrs. Elmina Hahn, 52S Chest.
nut Ave, Hickory, NC, says:
MY back panied me so severely
that l could hardly stoop over
and twas hard for me to straigh.
ten up again. was kept awake
at night and mornings was tired,
| tried Doan's Kidney Pills and
they removed the trouble and
reduced the swelling in my feet
Price SOC at all dealers. Don't
simply ask for a kidney remedy
get Doan's Kidney Piils-tht
same that Mrs Hahn had. Foster
Milburn Co. Props. Buffalo N. Y
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1916-08-03
4 TeIephanic Marvel.
Asheville Citizen.

Asheville Citizen.
The looping OF Asheville with
San Francisco by long distance
telephone at Grove Park Inn
Wednesday night was a fete which
will be long remembered by those
fortunate enough to be present.
One hundred and forty people,
the majority of whom can not be
said to be much surprised at any
thing, marvelled and marvelled
again, and could hardly believe
the evidence OF their own ears
when, sitting at the banquet
board, they heard the breaking
OF the waves on the Californian
coast, three thousand miles away
No prophet of old would ever
have dared to predict such an
accomplishment; indeed, it is
more than likely that any such
utterance on his part would have
headed him for the stake in the
not very distant past.
At O. cost of several thousand
dollars, the Asheville Telephone
and Telegraph company, the
Southern Bell Telephone COM
pany and the American Telephone
and Telegraph company, with
kindred organizations across the
continent, entertained the news.
paper publishers and theirfriends
with a demonstration the magni.
tude OF which the human .mind
can hardly grasp. The roll call
and the instantaneous answer OF
the great cities OF the United Sta.
tes embraced in the network OF
the telephone system, created an
impression which will doubtless
last a lifetime. AS they were
called in turn Lynchburg, Pitts.
burgh, Chicago, Omaha, Salt
Lake City, Denver and San Fran.
cisco promptly answered, the len.
tire journey being made from
Grove Park inn to San Francisco
being completed in less than three
minutes. A wonderful piece Of
work, surely, and another testi-
monial to the TACT that mans in
ventive genius knows no limit.
The thought must have occur
red to many at the banquet board
that the general public has but q
poor idea OF the countless difficul
ties and enormous expense with
which the covering OF the Ameri-
can continent with a network Of
telephone wires involves. We
were told on Wednesday night
that 100000 telephones and
21, 100000 miles of wire repre-
sent the property and accom-
plishments of thegreat telephone
companies.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1916-08-03
Program for Confederate Veterans Re-
union to be Held IN Boone on
August 18th and 18th.

Following is the official pro-
gram for the 23rd, Annual Reun-
ion OF Nimrod Triplett Camp No.
1878, U. z. v, fWatauga coun-
ty to be held in Boone on Thurs
day and Friday, Aug. 18th and
18th, 1915:
Meet Thursday at II, a. m.
Called to order by Capt. E. j..
Norris. [Music.] Devotional ex-
ercises by Chaplain. Roll call. Ad-
dress OF Welcome by Rev. Mon
roe Gragg. Appoint committee
on obituaries. Adjourn for din
ner.
Meet at 2, p. m. Receive report
OF Committee on Obituaries. Me-
mortal exercises conducted by
Rev. M. L. Carpenter at 2:3O, p.
m. Adjournment.
Meet Friday at 8, q. m. Call
to order. Devotional exercises.
Address by Rev. j. H. Farthing
at II, a. m. Election O: Compa'
my officers for the ensuing year.
Adjourn for dinner.
Meet at 2, p. m. Call to order,
There will be a march, if any OF
the old soldiers so desires, a n d
the weather will permit.
The Committee earnestly re.
quests that each old soldier oi
the Camp will attend the Reun,
ion for, in q short time, there will
be none OF them left to attend
these annual meets. There have
been six members OF the Camp
passed over the river since bur
last meeting, and it will seem as
if seven were gone, as ourdeceas.
ed brother, Rev. ]. M. Payne,
has been a regular attendant for
Is or 16 years, and always had
q Kind wCrd for each old soldier,
The people in and around the
town have expressed a willing.
ness and desire to care for the
old soldier, but the committee
has decided tnat if Friday, the
18th, is a favorable day, the vet.
erans will take dinner with the
out-of-town citizens, and they
are requested to bringluuch bas
kets, we'll filled, Tor their repast
on that day.
Come, everybody, to the Reun
ton, as this is election year, and
there will be an abundance o1
speakers chock full OF talk on
hand.
1t is requested that each mem
ber OF the fife and drum corps bt
on hand to furnish music for the
OCCASION.
+. j. NORRIS,
w. W. PREsNELL,
| ID r. nrGGER Com.
Watauga Democrat. [volume] (Boone, Watauga County, N.C.) 1888-current, 1916-08-03
Making the Most of June.

To enjoy the beautiful month
OF June to the utmost, one must
be in good health. Kidneys fail
ing to work properly cause aches
aud pains, rheumatism, lumba-
20, soreness, Stiffness. Foley Kid
npy Pills make kidneys actiye
and healthy and Danish suffering
and misery. Why not feel fine and
fit? Be we'll! Be strong, M. B.
Blackburn.