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AKKOK DAILY ttldMOOfcAtf. SA4UJBDAY, AUGTJST 18, looo
PROGRAM
Annual Camp Meeting
Of United Evangelical
Church Next Week.
jSpecial Services
j ,,Highlaud Park,
at
vJujbliIee Singers' at .Gorge -Sun
rj . day Evening.
Sovoral Akron Pastors on Vacations
Church Notices.
The annual i-uxii meeting nt High
laud pail:, under tho nusptceb of tbo
United Evangelical church, will brglu
next 'thursday, continuing until Sep
tember S.
Tiig,IIIghland Park United Evangeli
cal enmp ground is located on the
Cleveland Terminal & Valley railroad,
oco mllo south of Greeulowu; eight
miles from Canton; twclyo miles from.
Akron: 50 miles from Cleveland. Hav
ing also good public roads for car
riage and blrycles. It Is a, most 'beau,
tlful aud healthful grove, with an
nbnndancer of puro spring and well
water nnd water works for sprinkling
purposes, just arranged this year, and
everything necessary for an Ideal
camp life, a veritable sanitarium for
soul and body.
1 Besides a number of ministers of tho
r
Ohio conference, and local pastors of
other denominations, there will be .as
special help v
Rev. B, j. Smoyer, of Myerstown,
Pa.: Hov. .T. W. MeSsinger, of Scrau-
ton, Pa., and Master Edmund T. Witt,
14 year old, called the boy preachor,
of .Tenncrstowu, Pa. Theso preachers
wjll .be- present during tho first part
of tho mtoJtel&'ZZ. ' -Zy
? Bishop It' buWD. D.' LIv-'d., of
"Chicago, Ills, will be present durhig
' the last half'Qf the meeting.
'Vltev. P. A. Baker, of Columbus, O.,
will deliver tho address on Temper
ancc Day, Tuesday, -ugust 128th.
Rev. Louis Albert BaukH, D. D., of
Cleveland, O., will deliver tbo address
on G, A. R. Day, Friday, Augufet ai.l
Subject, "The Romance of American
" Patrio,tIsm,"
With this fino array of talent, a great
trcat,.'mentally and spiritually, Is in
store for all who attend this camp
meeting.
Friday, August 24. S. S. and 0. E.
Day. Tuesday, Aug. 28 Temperance
Day. Thursday, Aug. 30-Old People's
Day. Friday, Aug.- 31-G. A. R. Day.
The Sabbaths.aro'the great days of the
campt meeting.
There will be a special program with
'special music for each of these spe
cial days.
SECOND BAPTISr.
R, A. Jones, pastor, will hold an old
time Southern., meeting vat "Tt)e
Gorge,'-' Sunday. Como and worship.
wYlh us and bear tho old plantntfon'
euoutmJ-jJubllep' singers. -,Servlces
BttlOiSp iuu.," 3 p.m- Oup.half hour
feong' snrvlco oeforo ,'preaclilng,' anil
jfrojn. ft to' 0:15. You are welcome to
nirthiopp services. .
' , ,'UNITED BRETHREN.
1 Between' Buchtel nud Center sts.
' " V.
Sunday school 0 n,m.r PrcacUlng'by the
pastor' at!" 1030 'afjU' 7:30. Themes:,
"The rrooffof'Ouf Faith," and "The
Sighs ofHhe'Tlmes." A'klndly Invlfa-
tloVextcndc'd'to'alir
UNITEDEV'AKGEMaAIj MISSION.
Corner of Hartges,and South Main
sts. Rev V. S. Hnrpster, pastor.
Sabbath school .at 0 a,ra. rroachlng
at 10:30 a.ui. No evening service.
'ThVfowlll bo "no services for tho two
following' Sabbaths , on account of tho
Highland Park camp meeting at
Grepntown, O.
, WOODLAND M. E.
Corner S. Balcu aud Crosby sts. Rov.
Thos. .T. Post, pastor, Sunday school
0:15 a.m. Salem Kite, superintend
out. Kpwovth League devotional ser
vlco at t:30 jh. Public worship at
0;30 a.ra. nnd 7:30 p.m. Quarterly
, CRITICAL PERIODS
In Woman's Life, Aro Made Dange
ous by Pelvlo (tftarrli.
Mrs. Mathllde IllchUsr,
Mrs. Mathiido' R16hter. Doniphan,
Nob, uayi :
' "I luffered from catarrh tor many
year, bat slaoo I have been, taking Pe-rn-na
I feel strong and well. I would
advlie all pooplo to try Pe-ru-na. As I
oaed Pe-ra-naand Man-a-lln while I was
passing through the ohttngo of life, I am
positively oonvlnood your bonoflclal
remedies have relloved mo from all my
UJj."
Pe-ru-na has raised more womon from
bd of aloknees and sot them to work
again than any other romody. Pelvic
satarrh la tbo bono of womankind. Pe-rn-na
Is tho bano of catarrh In all forms
ind stages. Mrs. Col. Hamilton, Colum
bus, O., saye: " I recommend Pe-ru-na to
women, believing It to bo especially
benoficial to them."
Bond for a froo book written by Dr.
Hartman, entitled "Hoalth and Boauty."
Address Dr. Hartman, Columbus, O.
(Unstinted sermon for tho'boyb' and
girl nt tho morning hour.
CALVARY EVANGELICAL.
Tho regular services will (bo held in
the Calvary Evangelical church.
Preaching ut 10:30 a.m. and 7:30 p.m.,
by tho pnntoi. Sunday school 0 a.m.
Men's Missionary meeting 2:30 p.m.
Young People's mcetlug',lj:30.
CENTRAL PRESBYTERIAN.
East State near Main. Rev. .lohu Her
rou. nastor. Sunday Rchool 0:15. O.
B. 0:30. Public worship 10:30. No
evening service. Subject of discourse,
"Sins Why Do Yo Theso Things."
CHRISTIAN ALLIANCE.
Services iu hall, Abbey black, at
2:15 p. m. Subject of 'sennou, 'Jonah
and the KishJ7' ;, All wqlcome. Ouo
service only. W. W, Harvey, evange
list. ' "fy
GRACE M,'B.
Morning service Sunday school at 0
n. m H. .1. Shreffjeir, jJuperintondcnt;
10:30, organ voluntary, duet, preaching
by J. 0. Smith; pastor?, Httbjqet, "Look
ing at our MHUakes.Eveulug bervlce,
n' i
Epworth League a-:30 p. m., topic,
"The Woes of the Drunkard." Leaders,
Fred Crisp nnd .Tames Shrefllor, 7:30,
organ voluntary; ppuulul music, select
ed sermon by -the pastor. All are
, welcome.
FIRST CONGREGATIONAL.
No meeting or, evening services will
be held till Simday, Sept. 2. Sunday
school, Sunday morning nt 0; Young
Peoplo'd meeting, Sunday evening at
0:30; church pro'yef meeting, Thursday
evening, at 7:30.
GRACE' REF0(RMED.
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Broadway, Rev. C. h. Albpach, pas
tor. At Oa. m., Sunday school; 10:30 u.
m., divine bervice subject, "An uncon
scious Vindication;" 6:30 p. im, Chris
tian Endeavor. J
YOUNG PEOPLE'S ALLIANCE.
'A temperance program has beeu pio-
pi.red for the meeting of tho Young
if
People's Alliance of Calvary Evangel-
MtaMHMMMh
Veterans.
(Continued from first page.)
the first division testing at the Rduth
corner of ,Mnln nnd Center sts.
Tho organisations taking part In tho
procession will march In roltimns of
fonts. Tills formation will bo main
tnlttrd throughout the march.
1 DIVISION 1.
1 Platoon of police, under, command
ef tho chief of police.
2-Chlef marshal and siaff.
8 -Band of tho Eighth regimen! O.
N. r
4 Platoon of Companies F and'B of
the Eighth regiment, O. N. 'G. '
5 Drum corps of the Akron Land
wehr vereln.
Il-Buckley Post, G. A. R.
T Uniformed organizations from
Pittsburg and Allegheny, Pa.
S-Gprinau military Society, of Pitts
burg, Pa,
O-Germaii Warriors' Organization
of Pittsburg and Allegheny, Pa.
DIVISION 2.
1 Division marshal and start",
2-Klrst regiment light artillery
band, of Cleveland, O. '-
3-Germaii Military society, of Cleve
land, O.
4 Warriors Association, of Gleve
land, O. j-
fi-German Military society, of Mas
slllon, O. '
-Coaches containing officers of Ihe
flnlloii, O.
4-(Jpniinn'"m'llllai organization of
Akron, ()J '
ri-t'prman Lnndnelir vrreli) of Ak
ron, OhloJanmbUifT German eternns.
0-PIa(oon of Companies P nnd B,
O, N. G. ' f
. .LINE-OK MA lint,
Tho parade win tnoe precisely at 0
o'clock northyon Main to 'Howard,
north onllowaitl tf, Market, east on
Market to, Main, muMi on Main to
Lakeside Krork.
At the Citytihulldlng the general oni
cors of tho organization and the city
officials wlU'l-pvlew Hip parade.
' HEIl.MAN WERNER,
' l '. i-hlef Mnrshal.
'Akron, O., -XlTcuvi 18, lf0().
It Is expected (tint the paniile will
reach Lakeside park before noou. At
tho park, tlic'naitlclpauts hi the par
ade, nnd visitors ami delegates will
be served u substantial dinner. Each
bodety will occupy places nlloted to
them nt the pork.
.At 2 o'clock, a hlioit program will be
conducted. .Mayor Voung will deliver
an address b welcome (iu English)
hnd'Mr? P'au!-E. Wnner has been pic
vailed upon-to ticlht-r an address of
welcome (InGci man,) Remarks and
short speeches 1II follow. Military
music will bo ll feature during the re
rialnlng'part of the afternoon, and In
the evening,' tiro works will be ex
ploded oil the lake.
Business sessions of delegates will
leal church Sunday
regulnr topltj will
evening.
The
Iso be (llhcussed.
Leaders Ella Foster and Mary Schnel-t
ilor. Our meeting.Iast Siinday ovening
was well attended. All were profited
by being there. Yoi)ripreseucn If. de
sired nt these meetings. Come and Join
In servlco with us,- ,
FIRST M.'K, CHURCH.
Miss Helen Storec, nmsirtil director;
Miss Mlniilc Henneberger, 'organist.
Sunday school fr a.m. Morning ser
vice 10:30 a.m. Rev.'B. Htisliour will
preacii. Vesper servicA 7:30 p.m. Fan
tnsle In C, Tours. Hymn No 6, Hymnal-
Prayer. . Violin : "old, ".Largo,"
Handel, Miss Johanna Krqtz. Tenor
solo, "Hosaiuin," Gra(inler, Dr. Ion
Star,
Cap!. HERMAN WERNER.
.Who Will be Chief. Marshal oj tho Great Parade Next Monday.
1 ,i;
v
tf
Jackson
Offertory, Evening
Wagner. Addres, Rv,.W.p. Fetch.
Hymiif selecle(,i,Dtv Ion. Jackson,
Hymn No. 7ft, Hymnal, Benediction.
Postlude, Allegro, Beothpen.
general orgunlziillou, prcHideut' pCtno
day.clty officials and guests.1" , ,
7 Decorated wagon representing
Columbia nnd Germaula. '
DIVISION'S,
1 Division marshal and slaff,
2 Mllllaiy band, frouiColunlbus; O.
3-Gormaii .Military sociey.V of Col
umbus, O. "1
1-Gennan Military society, .of St.
Louis, Mo. ' j , '
5-Gormnji,.Warrlorf.' Ausociatlon, of
St. Louis, Mo. ' I'
11 Genniui Landwehr vereln,. pf St.
Louis and East SI, Loiils,'Mo. ' ,,
7 German Warriors' MIIltaryAbso-
7,
elation, of Chicago, Ills, 4
S -German Military society, ofi'To-
ledo, Ohio. ' ' ' (
0 -Delegates fiom tliri various so.
cletlcs belonging to the general orgap-
hition,
DIVISION 1,
, 1 Division marshal and staff.
2-K. O. T. M. band of Akrpn.ai
3 German Military organization' of
NO TRACE
"I am a switchman,'' writes A. Ji
Jeunesse, of 0201 wvitlo st Chicago,
"and nm out ty al klnn of weather
I took a cold vyhlch settled In my kid
ney nnd was In Tery bad' shape. I
tried several advertised inedlclnes with
no benefit until I was rcponjlnended
to take Foloy's Kldnoy Cure. Two-
thirds of 'a bottle, cured mo.
J, M. La (Tor. J. LampattQr & Co. A.
Warner. ' '
Of Young Wait Accounts Wore All
fllgHt 1 ' ' K
No trace of 'Beit Wait, tho pissing
agent of tho United States ExpVcss.C6.
at Ravenna, has yet been obtained, al
though his parents have mndnjuncea'j.
Ipg search, " ' ,'!
Route Agent Lano was In .Ravennu
Friday aud Saturday mid Jh)b ticeo w
able to llnd any shortago tu tho young
man's accounts, In fact, hp hM'mou,'
5
bq held Monday and Tuesday. Dele
gates will leave Tuesday afternoon
unci Wednesday,
FIBST PRESIDENT.
Air. Paul IS. Werner, president of the
Werner company, of this city, was the
llrsl president of thu Krioger-Biiud.
Ho was elected by the delegates In tho
first national convention ever held In
the United States by German veterans.
Ho resigned, after holding tho position
A
six months. Mr. Werner formed, In
18S4, what Is now known ns the mil
Italr vereln. When organized Iu 1SR1
it was known as thu German Guards,
aud existed uudor tills name until in
18S0, It developed into the Milltnir
vereln. It was an Independent ;nll
Itary company, captained nnd drilled
by Mr. P. E. Werner. In 1SP5, Mr.
Werner and thb llrst llputennnt, H. O.
Beck, were Invited nri delegates Jo tho
national convention nt Milwaukee.
I'tycy attended, and Mr. Werner was
elected president.
py to hid credit, having romped ?
fore hlsv departure, Tuesday, of last
week, he paid three or fojir personal
claims, and In the', evening secured a
horbe und buggy of his father, E. R.
Walt, who Is proprietor of a livery sta
ble, to go to Kent, wIipio It was placed
sad he was going to Silver Lake,
Wlleie theio was, n dance. Watt, not
returning homo Wednesday morning,
investigations woio made by tho fath
er, who located tho rig nt Kent, but
vyiih unable to get any, trace of Ills sou
since leaving this place. Visits were
innde to thu lake, Akron pollco hea(.
quartcie, the hospital nud then a nip
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CUTOUT
OF THE ED MILLER
Howard Street North
Hill Allotment
BUT ONE BLOCK from LANDING at Cor. of Cuyahoga Falls Av. and the A., B. C.
and Akron R. Rs.; Cars Run Day and Night; Five Minutes'
Ride Down Town.
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Eiht Lots have been sold ! Nos. 1, 2, ',i, 4, 5, 0, 7, and 34, and paid for.
Fine homo on No. fl'J- and more to be built at once. NONE but good ones, and
no FACTORIES or business permitted. Ordinance passed for CITY WATER
past lots. NATURAL GAS in reach. Positively the finest and cheapest lots
in Akron,
si?e:cial- offer
Until Sept. 1st, These Lots Will Go as Follows:
SOx 145
Howard St.,
Wall.......
Aberdeen . . .
Carlysle....
Carpenter...
$400
300
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Small Payment! Long Time! Low Interest!!
$1.00 a Week Soon Pays for a Lot!
Not pver two alternate lots to one person at these prices. DO NOT DELAY.
CHOOSE A LOT NOW. Yon cannot lose. Surely tho best INVESTMENT in Akron.
REMEMBER to buy when land is low and increasing ; a lot further out on West
Market street would cost $2,500 and nover increase Our lots-will double in value
in one year. YES, this year, if you build, for the day your homo is done you
can rent.a't TEN PERCENT. ON COST. Where olse'ean you make as good, sure
and safe an investment'?
For further particulars call on
WM. H. SANFORD, Manager
Phones No. 590. Room 1, Arcade Bit
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PORTAGE SOLDIERS
Elected Officers at Their Reunion at
Ravenna.
Knrcniiu, O., Aug. IS. At a woll nt-
Use Democrat want eijumn, It paya. excess ou last Jtouday, TJiq jlay be-lYas made to Cleveland, but to no avail. I tended reunion of ox&oldlers und ex
bailors of I'nrtiiKu ouuty, liclrt at Hie
fair ri-uiiihIm yt'stoiduy, flm followlns
otllL'ira oru elceted for thu ensulus
year:
V, S, Krakc, pu'hldi'iil; II, ("!. Shook,
vice iiresldent; K. M. Udull, treaeurer,
and F. II, Vleki'rH. bueretari. Tho ncxij'
it'iuiloii will lio held at Lake Brady.,
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