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THE DEMOCRAT
324 East Mill Htrwt, Akron O.
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SATURDAY, SEPT,
DEMOCRATIC
COUNTY TICKET.
For.Probnto .ludgc,
JVM. E. YOUNG
of Akron.
For Olcrk,
ALBERT T. PAIGE
of Akron.
For Sheriff,
E. L. FILLIUS
of Hudson.
For Tronsnrer,
ROBERT h. ANDREW
of Akron.
For Commissioner,
30EN McNAMARA.
Of. Barbertou.
For Recorder,
JAMES H. BURT
pf Akron.
For Coroner,
ipR. 0. J. HAYES,
of Manchester.
For Infirmary Director,
B. F. DAVIS
Df Akron.
at Is estimated that tho Steel trust
yearly evades tho payment of nliout
$10,000,000 of taxes. This trust will
lo Interested In tho Tom L. Johnson
boom for President In 1001.
1 Iho Prohibition causo lost votes In
Vermont and ts gaining In Arkansas,
trills condition Is enough to puzzlo
bven a Prohibition candidate for Con
gress In tho Nlnotconth Ohio district.
Senator Platfs nnnouncement that
Itt Is too early fo a Now York con
tention to talk of endorsing anybody
tor President In lOOd will hnvo tho op
moral of a certain distinguished cltt
fcen of Ohio,
f fTho Now. York Election Board Is
fconsldeitog a proposition to spend up
ward of n million dollars for voting
fcachlncs. If the miiclilnes-ni'o n sue
poefl In purifying tho politics of Now
tSTork, the manufacturers havn nn op
portunlty for further missionary work
In Pliiladclpnla.
1
(Tho President's oft-declitrcil inton-
fllon not to inti-rfero with any corpor
ation that is doing what In right will
bo ncccplcd nt Its full vnluo by tho
(American people. But tho corpora
tions that arc not doing what Is right
ido not seem to Iki especially under
the Administration ban.
I 'Xtye Now York Sun has boon going
Over the record of Constitutional
prnendmentn and finds that '(the1
fcvorage time betweun tho enactment
lyf the resolution and tho romplnlton
(of tho process of nnioudiueut has been
twenty mpiitlis and tll'lnuu duys."
!Tils oxplaliiH why the Administra
tion's program of icstrlcllng tho trusts
ly a Constitutional iinicmlnicnt has
jipt caused n panic among thoui.
SHeB&WIJI.MU Hit,
Kb I clothes "look nice.
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Oupld tnkes no vacation.
The pumpkin's on tho vine.
ft ,
Mosquitoes miss the bathers,
.Mr. Itltchlc snlls calmer seas
tt
Chairman Snyder Is confident. '
a
Aluon will miss .7. "Waller Lyder.
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There arc 'still u few wnlcrinelous
left.
The football-heroine will soon re
place the soda water girl. .
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AVnntlug tho unnttnlnnblo also makes
countlos.fi thousands mourn.
,
Kvorhard, Dick, Crlfjnln-what n lot
0 Congressional timber grows in these
woodsl
-f
"Oh, wlint nights these nro for
sleeping!" says that .Somnolent One.
It is believed that ho refers to tho
eatly mornings, however.
'lliuu t Nero's, another thing which
easts n shadow across the pntl of the
people who looked forward to n pleas
ant mil. There will bo housccleuulng
again.
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"My brother Is actually so big nnd
strong that ho v,ont Into the back
lynnl the other day and pulled up an
apple, (lee.
"Pooh, that ain't nothlu'I 'My broth
er's only a little chap, but he went Into
a boat yesterday and pulled tin tho
jrlvcr." ,
What will be tho lianio of tho "Annie
Jlooncy" of tlio coining season? asks
the Baltimore Herald. What will- bq
tho successor of "On a Sunday After
noon" and "I'm Goln' to I.Ivo Anyhow
Until I Die," and "Ain't Dat a Simmer
and "In tho Good Old Summer Timor' '
inn win oc 1110 song nit of the joari
Tlijs Is tlie time of tho year that tho
song publishers choose to -put forward
their new publications. The burlesque
shows aiu beginning their seasons and
tho stars of vaudeville- are on the road.
Tho publishers,, u consequence, are
straining efforts to have their latest
productions bawled on tho stage. If
they make 'bits In vaudeville the rest
will bo easy. The first success must
be made in the theatre. After that tho
street pianos will follow leadlly
enough.
Charles K. Iftm-ls, the man who
wjoto "After the Hall," announces that
the song on which bo banks hls'hopeo
for tho coming season is culled "I'm
Wearing Jly Heart on My Sleeve."
Another sotig,that ho believes will que
cecds called "Just Next Door." It
JB a sentimental "child" song of tho
"I don't Want to I'Jay in YourTYurd"
order, ' suiother song publisher Harris
bq It known, is publisher as well as
author and composer announces tho
publication ' of n song called "Sweet
Maggie May." He also bus In prep
urailqn "Somebody's Waiting 'Neath
Southern Skies," "Just to be Ne,u
You' "I will -Return, Sweetheart.
Agan"-Kraiumtir Is as naught to tho
eong writer-ami "Becituso You Were
nn Old Su-c'ethcnrt'of Mine.'' Still
unother publisher announces the
early flppcutnnco of "Pretty ilolllo
BhQiinou," "I.lttlo Snlllo Bmwn," "The
Hweetest Girl I liver Know," ''S,idle,
Say You Won't Say Nay," and I'd
I.li-e toi Have 11 Photograph of You."
There Wll be a big rush of mllltnrj
ballads, fur tho war fever seems to bo
MUI raging, and iho tribe of "The Pluo
nilrt tho Gniy" Ik Incieasing. One pull
Usher Announces n Ming with the slm-1
lilu tltlu of "SoldU'r-. ' Ho will nli-o
Introduce "Tom, tin Neer Do AVIjll"
"PlalmPhUlp I.ee, I'ho United States
Volunteers," and "While Old' Glory
WfivonV,! Anotber publisher nhnoun-
'' lhPniniblvutlM' "f "That- Klfcr of
the Old Drum Corps."
Tho ,'01111 song n'eius to bo on tho
toboggan, for few new ones are to lie
piibllHlit'il, One of tluiHii announced liy
0 prominent publisher Is called "Habc,"
Another uniiounecs "I Want a Plug
Pong Min." "I Want Yer Back, Ma
Hun," a'ud "JuIImiiii."
A BAD SYMPTOM
Backache is .the Forerunner of Fatal
Organic JDisease. Every Woman
Who Has This Dreaded Symptom
Needs Lydia E. Pinkham's Vege
table Compound.
Is it not truo? Women suffer, feci tho very llfo crushed out of
them, grow old before their time. Ench morning wako up determined
to do so much before tlio day ends, nnd yet
Before tho morning is very old the dreadful BACKACHE attacks
thqm, tho brvo Bpirit sinks back in affright; no matter how hard tboy
strugglo, tho "clutch" ia upon them nnd they fall upon tho couch
crying i
" "Why should I suffer so ? What can I do ?"
; Tlio answer Is ready, your cry has been heard, and a woman Is
able to restore you to health and happiness.
Baokacho is only a symptom of more fatal trouble heed its warn
ing in time.
Lydln E. Pinkhnm's Vcffctnblo Compound will stop your torture
ami restore your courage. Your pains come from unnatural menstrua
tion or some derangement of tho womb. Let those who are Buffering
read Mrs. Morton's letter and bo guided by her experience.
PASTORS
Have Returned
From Vacations.
FIRST CONailDQATIONAU
Rev. Howard MucAyeal, pastor.
Services at 10:30 a. m. and 7:30 p. m.
Themes! "Christian Reciprocity," and
"Retreat in Rnttle." The pulpit will
be occupied both morning nnd evening
by the pastor. Mrs. Hayncs, who has
served for a score of years In the
choir, hits resigned nnd Miss Leonore
Martin will take the position of con
tralto, beginning this neck.
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UNIVERSALIS!'.
Rev. Edward G. Mason, pastor. Sun
day school at 0:15. It is requested
that there be a full attendance tomor
iow. The annual S. S. tally will be
held September 21. Morning service nt
10:30. The pastor's will speak on "Tho
Razor That Is Hired." Junior Y. P. C.
U. will hold tho first mcctliu after
vacation at 3:30 p. 111.
Two Letters About Backnche.
"Deah Mns. Pixkiiam: I suffered for two years with my back nnfi
head, I doatorcd with tho best doctors hero but got Httlo relief andat last
thought 1 would try your medicine. I have fbund that it has done me' moro
good than anything else I havo taken. I should advise every suffering'
woman to talte Lydla E. Plnkham'H Vegetable Compound." Mm.
FflANK Babhett, 184 Pearl St., Springfield, Ohio. (Dec. 18, 1000.)
If you are sick writo to Mrs. Plnkham for advice. Out of
her vast experience blio probably lias tho very knowlcdgo that
will make you well. It will cost you nothing-.
" DBAn Mi j. Piskiiam: For a long time I suffered with the backache,
was also troubled with irregular menstruation nnd bearing down pains
in the side and abdomen. I took some medicine but It seemed to do mo n,
pood. I was In a critical conditlbn. Lydia E. Pinklinm's Vegetable!
Comnotind has done mo more cood than anything elso I havo used and I
cannot praiso,lt cnouph. If all Buffering women would take your medietas
thero wowlu be less sickness ana wcalc women in tlio worm." &i.
MAE Cocmux, 177 E. Main St., St. Clalrsvllle, Ohio. (July 28, 1900.)
When a medicine lias been successful in restoring to health
moro than a million women, you cannot well say, without trying
It, " I rto not uclicvo It will help me." If you nro ill, aon'C hesltato
to got ft bottlo of Lydia E. Plnklinm'u Vegetable Compound at
onco, nnd write Mrs. Plnkham, Lynn, Mass., for special advice
It la free.
SECOND BAPTIST. ,
Rev. It. A. Jones, pastor. Services
in tho new Sunday school rooms. Suu
day school at 0 a. m. Covenant meet
ing and roll call nt 10:30 a. m. Preach
ing nt 7:30 p. m.
ST. TAUL'S PARISH.
Rev. Jns. II. W. Rlake, pastor. St.
Paul's church -0 n. m., Sunday school;
10:30 n. m.t Litany sermon nnd Holy
Communion; 7:30, evening prayer nnd
sermon. St. Andrew's chapel 0 a. m
Sunday school.
FIRST M. E.
Milton Butler Prntt, D. D., pastor.
Sunday school, 0 a. m. Preaching ser
vice, 10:30 a. m., and 7:30 p. m. Ep
worth League 0:30 p. m.
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UinECTOftS
JAMtS II. IOCKHART
J. M, fCIIOONV.AktR
H. C. FRICK
W. N. H)FW
JAMIS M'CPEA
r.co. e. siiAw
OtO. I. WHITNEY
II. C. M'flDOWNEY
A. W. MCC.LON
M. C. PARK '
l. C. FOWNES
i. B. FINIEY
P. C. KNOX
R. B. MEUOS
r. J. IIEARNB
JOHN PORTERnetD
FricK Duildinri, Pittsburgh, Pq.
SKiKrata.v.ims.i
StfttftlraiSMKriffHHMHi
I O 94- iT 4- T 1
FIRST UNITED BRETHREN.
Rev. William Clarke pastor. Sabbath
school nt 0; preaching nt 10.30 nnd
7:30. Themes, ''The Story of Two
Songs." "The Redemption of Time."
Junior and Scntol- C?'E. nt 2:30 and
0:30. installation of otllccrs: Woman's
missionary course study at 4 p. m.
Official board meeting Tuesday, Sun
day school board on Wednesday; pray
er meeting, Thursday.
GRACE M. E.
Rev. J. C. Smith, pastor. Sunday
school at 0 n. m.. Pleaching by the
pastor nt 10:30 n. m. Epworth League
meeting nt (I p. m. Mrs. Charles Hen
ry, leader. Preaching at 7 p. in., by
Rev. J. W. Moore, pastor of South Main
st. church. Theme, "Where Dwcllest
Thou." Prayer meeting Thursday evening.
Maiioahkt u' 1
OHIO SYNOD.
Rev. G. M. Schmuckcr, of Canton,
will conduct services to be held by the
Ohio Lutheran Synrd Mission in Crouse
Gymnasium Sunday nt 2.30 p. m.
IlKWA 111). We lnvo deposited with tbeNntlonal City Hank of 1-rnn, IGO00,
WUlcli will ho paid to any perKon wlio can Suit that the nboTe tottlmonlal letter,
dro not genuine, or wero niiblliuett before obtaining the writer'. .p.etM per
mission. I.ytlia IT. PlnUhnm Hloillctne Ct., Lynn, Uaes.
An Alabama millionaire has appealed
(from n one-cant flno imposed In tho
CPolIco court nu a charge of refusing
to pay a llconscd lcstaurant bill. He
.went into a restaurant and ordered a
lunch with cold slaw. The slaw was
brought to him with dressing, and he
refused to pay 15 cents for it. Ha
KvflB arrested nnd locked up. Tho po
Jlco Judgo fined him .0110 cent, and
)th6 millionaire says ho will carry, tho
t-asq to tho Supremo court.
' .
' Tho Portland Oregonlan, tho leading
Administration paper of Oregon, sng-
tts tnat ''Prosideiit Roosevelt will
jreceiYa Jnrger popular vote In 10O1
RBd wJll cany moro States If this Con-
gcMs reforms tho Dlugley schedules
J' twin If It adjourns next spring with-
wii delnjf so. Justice and cxpcdlpncy
', pe on the somo side. It Is 11 caso
Wier honesty is tho best policy."
!'JPfijlcy Bowadaya i usually deter-
" joined by the eIm pf cnmpalgn dona-
& '
',' ItfiaBliiilDnOBD'TO CANTON.
W-'n'T. V. K. B- evwy Sunday, co
mZtM rouw! trip oe morning train,
Zd my" any &taamo day.
-;0II, GRANDMA!
Tim Akron llciicnn Jmii'iiiil may get
Wiser ns It glows older, and then,
(nn In, It may not. Yoiiugstown Vin
dicator. '.,
NEXT MORNING PHILOSOPHER.
The tint aim also to lu Inst at tho
public plo counter.
A good citizen is preferable to a
good follow In niiy community.
History rceoids the deeds of tho
few n td icservcs tho vlitues. of tho
ninny, "" ,
The liuiublest Individual Is a neces
sary factor In thu world's economy.
Whop n man pursues an uncertainty
ho Is io ilkely to land anything better,
ThQjJaw of gravltathni apparently
nffectn some men 111010 forcibly th(in It
docs otjicrs,
It Is. lint what men strive for,? but
what they achieve, that rniuksS tho
steps of pi ogi ess,
A i) autobiography is seldom a com.
pleto biographical sketch, fpr tho most
obvious iuiihuiis.
All great men do not havo titles. Tho
undlslliigulshed grout compose almost
entirely the win Id's substruetuie.'
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MORE RAGTIME PHILOSOPHER.
"If wo slip and fall down while
walking," 'began the Old Forgo Phil,
neophcr, ''we Immediately pick our-fiolu-B
up, and go light on. Hut, on'
the otlier hand, If wo ucelileiuiilly nl
low our morals to slip sonio morning,
wo 1pq henrt, and allow thorn to sltdo
or flounder about nil day, seemingly
unable to comprehend thnt they should
be picked up and stnitcd In the right
Hack nt once, 1 hno known men who j
have tried tp oult smoking 01, at
least, to reduce their dally allowance
of cigars, to Rtmt out In the morning,
with the determination to smoke only
tlueo clgnrn that day. Tho nfter
lnenkfast cigar is snon disposed of,
but tho determination not 'to "rtlnoke
anotlier until after dinner In still kopt
In mIDd, Hut eonio unexpected worry
comes up, nnd unconsciously another
cigar Is Uglited, U Is startled when
tho luenk In his' determination Is ills
coveiod, but soon satisfies his con
science by dcclni lug Hint ho will begin
anew tlc next dny-not right then
and therp. Ho doesn't seem able to
concliulo thnt It would, after all, not
be 89 bad If ho didn't smoke Inn' usual
number of cigars iu (ho afternoon
and evening, And It,-turns out that ho
keeps right on with the old-time num
ber. It is easier 'lo say, 'I will try to
ho good for nu hour,' than ,to swear
'Right here do I cut this out foiever.'
At any rate, when your morals slip.
see to It that they're not allowed to
slide,"
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THE SPANKWEED GROWS
Thero'ji n corner In our garden, but
my nurse won't tell mo where,
That little boys must jiovor see, but
always must beware,
And In that corner all the year.ln rows,
ami rows mul rows,
A dreadful little flower called the
Spaukweed
Grows!
My nurnlo says thnt If n boy who does-,
! t wash his face,
Or pulls his Httlo sister's hair, should
over find that place,
Tho Spnnkweed Just would Jump nt
him, and dust .his Httlo clo'es.
Oh, lt'ecnever sufo'for fcllors rtvhere" tho
Spankwocd''i'
Grows I
Rome day I'll get tho sickle from, our
, hired uian, and ion ,
I'll go nnd flhd that "Spiinkwecd place
-It's SQinowhero In tho glen,
And when I go tyswlnglu' it an' puttln'
Jn my blows,
I bet thcrq'll bo qxeltcment where the
'Spnnkweed
" " Grows I
-Paul Wentt In Uto.
NOTICE.
Dr. Jos, Wlncerter ".of this city.
whoso olllco was f'ormorly nt P. T. lie
Court's br,rn, and. Df, .T. It, Dellen
berger, of Ada, Q -are, now In their
new lienrtqunrtorq it the City Vetpr
timry Hesplta), 'cqrner 'Cedar sfi and
Orleans nvp., at the Haymarkot. lioth
ph9i)es, 470.
NOKBORST
Is Making Things Lively In South
Africa.
Town. Septv.iO.-Sincc pea-6
11 declared In South Afk' c.i, (!0
nOTii
nnm'nrn natives, under n Knfllr chief
named Nokhorst, have been looiing the
eutho district along tho Orange liver,
near the' German border, The German
a ' British authorities hove now fit
ted out an expedition which will be
sent to stamp out the marauders.
Cured Hemorrhages of the Lungs.
"Several years ago my lungs wero
so bndly nffeeted that I had many
hemoi 1 bnges," writes A. M. Ako of
Wood, Ind. "I took treatment with
several physlelnns without any bene
fit. I then stinted to take Foley's
IIone. and Tnr and my lungs nro now
sound as a bullet. I recommend It In
advanced stages of lung trouble."
J. M. I.nlfer, A. Warner, J, Lainpnr-.
tor .: Co.
TRINITY LUTIIRAN.
AtO a. m. Sunday school; 10:30 a. m.
'and 7:30 p. ni worship, with sermon
by pastor. Sermon topic In morning,
'"A Jubilant Note," nnd in evening, "A
Vision." At 0:30 p. m., Luther Lcnguo;
7:30 p. m , Thursday, prayer service,
1 with address on next Sunday school
lesson. -'-. ' .
MAIN ST. M. E.
I Rev. John W. Moore, pastor. Sun
day school at 0 0i m. At 10:30 tho pns
'tor will pi ench. .Theme, "The Prophet
'Like Moses." At 7:30 p. in. tho Rev.
J. 0. Smith, of Grace M. E. church
Will preach. Theme, "Relationship
with Christ." ,
Epworth League, 0:30 p m. Topic,
''Factors Npcessary to the Evangeliza
tion of the World In this Generation."
J. P. Ritchie, leader.
Will Elect Officers,
Tho tegular weekly meeting of tho
Woman's Christian Tempoianco un
ion will be held nt tho 100ms, 101!
South Main st., Monday afternoon nt
3 o'clock.
Tho election of ofucers postponed
f 1 0111 Inst week will tnko place. It Is
hoped thero vlll bo a full attendance
of tho membership nnd all others ro
invited to attend.
ST. PAUL'S LUTHERAN.
Rev, ,1 np. II. Zinn, pastor. At 0 n.
'm Sunday school; 10:30 n. in., sermon,
subject, "How to Win Souts." At the
morning service new members will bo
ndmltted and children baptized.
At u:uu young reopic s mcgnngv ien
by tho president Hnrry Nbld; subject,
"A' Searching Question,'' 7:30 p. in.
sermon, sub'ject, '''A 'Lesson frpm Na
ture.'J "Regular o'venlng services will
bo resjjmed. ' it
' GRACE REFORMED. '
' Row C. L. Alspnch pastor. Sunday
school, 0 n. m.; divine service lO.So
n. in., sermon by the pastor. Christian
Endeavor, 0:30 p, m. Praise service,
7;30 p, m. Mr. E, A. Upluim and the
choir will be agisted by Mr. A. P. Ea
ken nnd Mrs, Richard Wnrd.
CURES WEAK MEN FREE.
Imam love ud 1 nippy Heme to Ml
How any iiimi m.v quickly euro lilimMt
J ,..?il.Vi,ft",y' "iKMtlunm, vnrloicHi.
etc., nixl onlniK kiiinll MeuU orcun. 10 li I
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v.:.... ::;'.T" '.'" ."im ai.iucni to. i)i
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V,iV ?iTi ."?; oiiowuiBrtraotitnten trnm
nJlriVuirelViV.1 ,bu U,rt Ino,, thtnk ol
"""r "" 'ine accept my unceia
Ihnnks for our. nt roti'iit tlnte. n,
Ktvonyoiir troniineiit n tlioroujib to.t niut
tiial.iinthai lieon extraorilliinry. It tins
completely tiraceJ me. l utu Ju.t ns vlKiir.
num. when boy ud jott muuot rt ivllzo
bow bunnr I nm." ""
NORTH HILL M. E,
Rov, Edwin E. Wilson, pastor, Sun
day school, 0 a. 111. Preaching. 10:30
n. m. nnd 7:30 p. m. Subjects, morn
ing, "Is the World Growing Better."
Evening, "The Supremo End of Life."
Epworh Leaguo, 0:30 p. m. Subject,
"Evongollzatlon of tho World." Lead
cr, Mrs. E. L. Royor.
(HOWE ST. UNITED BRETHREN,
' Rev. O. W. Slussor, pastor. Sunday
school, 0:10 a. m. Preaching, 10:30
it. m. Theme: "Tho Grace That
Opens Heaven to tho Christian," Even
ing preoehlng. Theme, "Lessons; From
a Worldly Wise Man."
Junior Endeavor, 3 p. m.; Y. I. C. U.,
0 p. m.
FIRST TRESnYTERIAN.
h.ifr..uiS?.7.7W JKt'x MS" . I" A- Mndemuth, pastor. The
Htrciictb anci vigor havo oomiiietoiyrtturn. 1 usual sorvlces will be resumed next
ertnnd e ulargemcnt. 1. entirely intlihtct. J SnlrtMith. Subject of morning sermon.
"Denr Hr-Your wn reoelvoU nn it I hurt "Tho Coneentrntloi) of Energy." Even
mr'ioa.ua'rtcan trKbfulB liV.TboK ,nK tl,Cn,' Q,,lt Y" U
Ir.'J? m?.n' J.n,.u Krnlly improvortjt bntlt school, 0:15 a, m.j
''aV'o3 .Vrllt'efi ".,.. ... "preaching, 10:30 a. m.,
iini,ninuuatn plain, tenlrd mualouv. 'lhn
reculpt 1. froe for tho .klug nnd tbey want
every tnnn to have Jt. ' l
eighth Renlment Band,
Lakeside Park, Sunday.
Everybody welcome.
TRINITY REFORMED,
Rov. Jns, S. Freeman, pastor. Preach
ing, 10:30 n. m. and 7:30 p. m, Morning
sermon, "The Gospel for Employcrand,
Fountain Park--Akion, O
The Great Week of the
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Sept. 30, Oct. 1, 2, 3; Tuesday, Wednesday, Thursday and Friday.
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Year
Your Local Exposition Invites
Your Attendance and Patronage
Free Concerts Every Day by the
Leading Bands of the Country
CHILDREN'S BAY, WEDNESDAY, OCT. 1
All children under 16 years of age admitted free on that day.
GRSAT RACES SACH DAY
Oliver W..
The
Famous
Running Ostrich
Of the Florida Ostrich Farm, New York City, will give exhibitions every day
driven to sulky on track.
A BABY SHOW AT 2 P. M., ON THURSDAY
Agriculture Horticulture Floriculture
OVERFLOWING WITH, THE
HANDIWORK ' 6F WOMEN
NEW CATTLE BARN ATSD NEW SHEEP BARN
MACHINERY DEPARTMENT WEST OF EXIT GATE
Come one and all and enjoy
the great event of the season.
Admission to Grounds 25c
For Premium L Ists and other Information, address,
ALBERT HALE, Secy,
GEO. W. BREWSTER, Treas.
D. J. THOMAS, Pres.
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GET STARTED RIGHT
t , and your job is half done, applies to building cs strictly as to
. anything elso you could do.,
Get your plans carefully worked out, know just how your
" " "house will look inside and out and learn the cost and you caX
savo yourself considerable trouble, time and money and get
, better results from tho money you invest in your house.
I am always glad to tnlk to prospective builders and do all
- I can to help them got tho best and most desirable house their
money will build.
have plans of Modern Homes -
drawn up rangmg m cost
from $800 up to $10,000 ; i
Come in and tell me what you wont and I will make pen
and ink sketches for you free.
Cor. Howard and
M. P. RUSH, gWSf
Over Wolf's Cigar Store. ,-'.!:
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Employei!." Evening sermon, "Elijah
and Aliab Jn Nnboth's Vineyard."
FIRST HArTIST.
Sunday bchool nt 0:15 n. m, Treach.
Ing liy the pntor nt 10:30 a. m. niul
7:,50 p, in. Slornlnf; topltf, "Christ's
1'poplc in tho Day of Christ's Power. '
Evenlnu tqplc: "A Discussion nnd a
Persuasion Concerning Treasure." The
drdliiancf of tho Lord's Supper will bo
observed i)t tho close of tho morning
service. Young People'B meeting at
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0:30 p. m. Topic; "Heady for Ills Cora
lug." Miss Warj-aY'llIa"18) lender.
WOODLAND M. E.
Rov. W'm. Pr WyHoft, pastor. At
0.15 a. m., Sunday shhool; 10:30, pub
He worship, with sermon. Theme, "Tho
Upper and NotherSplngs.' After tho
sermon a class of probationers will bo
reclved to full mom,bershlp. At 0 p. m..
Epworth League, led- by Jlrs. J. W,
Pnvne. Topjc "PnctSw Necessary to
the' Evangelization otf""'W6rld In this
Generation." At 7 p. m., evening wor
ship, with sermon. Theme, "The Elev
enth Commandment."
"WOQSTER AVE. REFORMED.
Rev. E. R. Wllllard, pastor. Sunday
school at 0 a. m. Tho Holy Coniraun
Ion nnd reception of new mombers at
10:30 n. ni. Preaching nt 7:30 p. m.
Subject of evening sermon: "A Great
Nnvfll Rattle as a Type of Llfo's Moral
Battles. " The 0. E. society meets at ?
p. m.
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