Waverly News 1905-09-07

              THE WAVERLY NEWS
VOL. X3
I Sl*triet*tt*>» TO   Pit*    aeOa-TITT    tU- ]
>     ris;jr.A*-S*-T*su*»t*s-r> ISO,     I
WAVERLY. OHIO, THWSDAY, SEPTEMBER 7. 1905
1 ■.iscrsimoi t**u_ si to a Tata'
11* tiifiscs.    *i»out it-itta ta )
NO. 19
Footprints of Peace
rVfjrm tityax* to Porta*
aetxth fisa Har
Pslh Throtttb
th* At**
Tbt Vtrloaa Trusties
That Hare Marfctst
tier Oewanl
Way
No Cltil  War Tre»ly
Eictat tba Word
ol flrant aai
La*
WllEN tloneral Urtat won bla
Uttl** h* captured tbo
world's linagtnaUon, trot
when ba said, -IM then b*
ps-acts,"* b* t*aptur¥«J lu heart. Mta lor*
tb* ptatsaaiabteT. War may tiM their
blood, but Iht eroding* of itrlfc *pp*stli
to their bet tar na tti ret. So th* ptyet*
and propbait* bav* tireuiie.*i ot a wariest ago, aati ao the On**t Taacfaer hat
l-< eu <*ttll««t the Priiire of Pence.
With tht ending of the war In the far
cnit It Uie better .lay of iH-rptttual
peace about to dawn? Who ean latl"'
Many bare given rolco to ittcti a bopo.
Ilut other road *M*arta hare ctierlslKal
lhat faith when ttm world wa* yonnger.
Whatever th* fto **_*** may bold la
ttotse, w* tt ttaat eaa tat glad la tha
ending of t ttl ft now. Iluswla and Japan-have strtx-k "Mad*, and th* a wont
ta ln lit sheath. Thit tbey met to renew their frietidabip oa AronrlcSm stoil
lt on* tnor* mark tet ta tbe book of
good desalt to th* <*tvdlt of the gr-eat
republic.
Peace: May It last king: Cndtr It
may tbo world go rat-ward to rtniewtd
triumph* of progn***, tallgbttnmvttt
tad hrottiarhood. A ntw tnt baa opened In th* orient. Mar tho rising tun ot
Nippon b* pt*f**,*bart!c, the retitabU* a-rta-
trol of a lonrUt) os-srr all tbe far aatt
Nor thould Itoartln bo forgotten. A
tt*** toward r*rsn»Ointli*tutl govtrramtrnt
bat trecn taken ta the laud of tht esar.
M. Witt* ball* U a* the *-rt*tt*st artat
la Battltn "rdstory. HI* eye* bar* a
, laag rltloa. Pttrbap* bt tt right
Tb* actaa! tlgnlng of Um troaty of
I>«ertimr»atJ*i-fcsr ao It will ht *uic-wt>--
rsKalst other lib* bappy event* la other
tiara, Tb* fact that tbe ending of
blora*Uhed baa -Uwayi beern hailed with
«(*clat_t tbow* that tbo world'! b*art
tt right Pa-rhapt tamo day lu h*ad
may b* aa right as IU heart
Peaeo tr*aUet of the pi-srttnt tg* aro
tn outgrowth of th* a men! tie* of mod-
em 'varfar*. In the ancient day* th*
negotiation ot a treaty trai a "Stated
and dcIlTer*' tffilr. Takt, for exatnpl*.
tb* era* tatd* by Julius Cataar at th*
dot* of bit right -yestrt* campaign In
Oaal, aa totd by blmswlf ln hit ftrnorai
•Conirr-t-aurt--*.*' *Sa itdtnK* frankly
that ti* took errtryUilug tbat waa ntor-
abl* and carried rt Into luty. "taring
peace btbtnd blm. but llttl* else.
Treaty trt Weit-malla.
Cm* of th* aiott important of oki
ttm* pears* tr«*tl** wa* that of West-
phalli, s-oasrloded Oct. 24. lO-i It
enitest th* Thirty "t'etrt* war, tn which
Ouatatoa Adolpbua fuoght to valla ot-
ly. Thia long and bloody- conflict bad
tta t-cf-lfe-nlng In a retlgloaa cs--ntroTtT-
*y. Tbe PrototUnt* bad began to aa-
•strt tletmtateea nnd had seised church
landt aad eoavt*ried tbem to tbelr o*rn
pun -nt. FtrtHaund of Aaatria waa
a fatthfal ton tf tb* ehnrcb and alto
a »lirvwd political oeberaer. II* eoas-
ed .Spain to t-*«*c*orne hla partner la a
campaign to tnhjagatt th* tmall Gar-
man atat** and rcttore the ok) religion.
The troablt apread like a cunflagratloti.
and alt Karope wt* toon involved in IL
Finally tb* em peer wai tie* ten at bt*
own sTamt and waa driven to tlgn th*
treaty of Wt-t-tpballa. Tbls tJc*>*om*>iit
It lb* baits of tb* map of rardern _u-
l*op*.    It rtsescagnltrtl  the fi*de**-f-rtdrnee
tb* treaty of .Mmt-goeo arter ust trm*-*,
oper.ed tbt wtter gat** and let ta th*
Oerrnan c-c**an. Arrttn tiring of Inae-
Urity, Iftiali r-egan tb* war of lb*
Patatlnatr. which ta**-b*ri eleven ytart.
Tb**ti It waa thtt William of Orange
fenmad the great allien—* bet—can
Kngl*ind. ''patn, Holland and Oermt-
ny ind fs>netl the "-"m-ch king to algn
tht peace of rtjiwlck.
Araerictut ladc-rceder--.
When Kngtaiul waa forrt-d to ae-
knnsrinijei. to herictf and to fb* world
tbat tb* ctMiJil never i-t-eoDi-ut-r her r*>
beillotia Aniericau c>>tonl»** tx-gotlatlon*
were opt'ii.-d relnrttritly and wirji ex-
eeeilliivly bad gracst for •.-onelodltig a
tryst* of pvstcss. Paris wta cuaton aa
tbe plac- of (vufi-rt'iicta, Thtrro wtr*
to many tnd tacb aertnua ttlfftrt*eii(*et
at tlv* early tnos-tlu--* of Uie comnit*-
aksnrrt that progrcf** waa rery tlow,
and ad'ournmenU were fres-jnent-
Tts-tro were uo cables or ateamatitp* tn
thai* dayt. nnd It took a gota] dt*ai of
time to send Lama for Instruction*.
On Not. 13. 1732. the protocol wa*
signed. "We bop* tho terins we have
obtained   will  lie *athtfai*tr-ry,  though
_tg_t posrwt-* wer* r*yrt«i**>nt*d-^**>*l
BrtUto, Uttseli. Aaatria, Ptiastta*
Fran***, Spain. I'nrtogal tnd Swader*.
Tb* most brtlltatit diplomat* of Eut*c***«*
war* tn tttt>-aiU*-***, and then waa a
tetwrnttidoo* ihatTrtmlDg of wit*. Tat.
f-nttd powwow waa to pi layrt*** ft*
mor* than a year, and white tt waa la
atotlon Nipo!***** *******r*>l- Ther* *•**
a bran teattaring when tht ntwt"waa
mad* pabtle. Each man ot word* toad*
bast* to g*t otto** cover and dlpVoimey
UnguUhed. Aftttr Wttt-rloo, h-*w*rve*v
tb* way waa elatvr. Tb* pttae* tbat wa*
madt lt-rtad fnr ft>rty yattra,
Oeoertl Sttatl Waa Aar-ry.
Afur Oeneral "t-cott had won tb* war'
with Meilon. lTwldcut Polk lent NtHaastS'
otai Trltt chltf cserk of th* tttuT-r*
partn-ent to that njuntry ta uegottat*
a trtatty of i-*-«r«. Oeneral Scott ttt*,
tetitA-d tb* pr*asid«ut'a aciij-n, and b*y
Pn- rrerSehrrlber nporttd   oo   sche-1-
tiled tlm* and did somt iittcblng for tb*
wta ao cnittpokca  ta  hi* wrath  tbnj*ib*iii-.,- pnettct.    H« didn't hestlute lo
as_..     __.    e_^.tt. ■■ a     t-M. ,*JL*S *-.,. ..        rst*.  •.-..,.    r i
Trial wt* iifSctally t-acalltd, but r***~
malned to eointitete ht* woe-k. A trs»aty;
of peac* wn mad* aad tigned at Oaa*.
datupe. Hltlalga By tbe tertnt of tW*.
convention Mexico lott California
Ntw Maielt-o.
Tb* (Ylmtstn war waa broegbt ta
elots* by tb* treaty of Pari* of
The powera bad *roag t-een tt tha
of rupture, hot it trat Ituattan
that prva-tpluted the conflt.-t. Tbt crsar|
t*tl4*d aouie of tb* mltuvr pni
and tt took aboot a year to coat.
htm Urnt h* bad eaesarajod his
iraring tbat p*rk*t oceurrs*d tho
pent* battle* of Inker-nan and IS*'
klnva. *n>e trstaty that followed nustttt*
the niaek tea ueutral to all <*omt-"a*r*Y'*>^
hot chiae.1 *o ashlpa of wtr. tt alto thatl
out all vewselt of war from tb* t**r*t
daoellea.
The Amertean  civil war had a
eullar  finish.     Tbatr*   waa   »***••*
_
tar*, the ilifaiury Ucttc* tif pealntular
dlplfimary coaM bring about It wat
alao patent tn the Am*rtc*n member*
•f  tb*  r..innt!talon   Uutt   tbt  OthtT ltd*
bad no lu tent Jon of t-dhoring to th*
>**»-rnt of tb* proec-fes-d tf by any mean*
thty -areakl po •rt-tdtd. Th* Arta tftatul
aatntned by tha Arncrtcaua at tba Otrt-
tttt and tnalntnlued throughout tht die-
eaaatoti* gav* Ut* data* Uttl* oi*»>a*rta-
*tity t* asttrsrlt* thtlr peetillar typ* of
diplomacy.
- Ih* trtstty of PortataoajUt *«ad* tb*
"•os lut—at laTat-tt lor th* prwttnt, *>o*-
*tbty tiirovar.        S. A. EDOCUTON.
gporis
BAUON KOMUHJL
MI.MSTEH TAKAH1BA.
tn e*eur* our main potnu we may hat*
yield*.! too miK-b in favor of the ruy-
alUU," wr-ot* ITraahlln to UTtugaton.
It toon t>*eam* evident bowtver. Utat
tha king tnd bU mtnltU-n did not a**
th** mantrr la tbat tight They were
disposed to belt**** that th* Ameriottn
cooimlatloaert had not yielded enough.
It was aot until Aug. 0 of the following y—ar that King ti«x»rge c-oukl mak*
up hit nitnd to ratify tb* treaty. A
definite treaty svas t-lgnad at Parts, aad
on Jon. 4. 17W. tt traa confirmed by
th* American eoogriat. So tlow wtr*
tb* meant of communlcaUon and to
dellU-rate wta hla Britannic majtstty
lu orating hla tigtutture that tt did not
bes.-air.ia rtfertlT* until April 0.
The trtatty of Cbs-nt attbough It took
four motitha and a half for negutlitton.
was a strictly buolnca* affair. The document Itself ta brief aad to tha point.
It drdnesi tbt l*-f*undarr Una tetwte-
BJkkVLtn BOBKN.
U. WITTBL
of Holland and Switzerland sad estat.
Itabed tha ir*-ril«loua cs-aaUty of Cath-
oiict, "Uttbaran* tad Calrlaltta.
Antetbtt* leay Kar-s-peian Qt-ar-r** traa
•odtrd by tb* ft-wee of Ilytrt-rtrk. What-
a-**ar aia* may b* taid of Loait XIV. of
tr**-rst-n-*t H la csrrtalo that tw bad ao
***amtStl pttforeot** for a qoltt ******* In
hit day bs tcaaaged to t*ota* to bls*rw*i
•frith *steo-et t*fs-«try **owt«r ta -*art>v«*,
and i*r-*ar*TMt*t*y h* had *arat-al of tk\*tm
an baad at tha stint ttaaa,    rtr*-t bt   «* wa* r-tUowtd by tbt r***e* caa-
taxnAat nt_4-rt**. l&giansl, HoOnA;
tatat tw*$tn t*t*-hhi*tt aatt tmmd hrm
to tSjca ttm pmeo ot Alt ta CotpelW.
Ha tbat* ta-rsttjed Ho_aas_   Thai war
t*-*iaiarsfrrn um rfmni.Mrt. ****to** "ffttt \ mm rT \*r-m.tt) frrrt ffiittil. *sw«li
r-s-ttsfSa and the Vatiea SUU* wtth
gr*at mlouten*** tnd gxbto atate* tb*
Anvertcaa posdUoo on th* right of pa-
par aa-rtrb. papttr hltxtu*d*a aad tb*
right of axpat*-Utist_ -Those dt-etrtnt*
ba*** rd***** t»*c**«n« r»*s-s*>gnl"*a-d prtna*l-
psr* of Inttntatloutl laa*.
During tbt <tecade and a half bt-
irwtMO lirtXI and lau Na-*<*ast»a ca*>
sjCfsrsfd and toat stott of tho Eat-ope-tn
ts*rnti-*4Ttrt   Hi* i*«tnl**_aarVif to "st. Htl-
ryoor* trestty. but ta* war er-oea sntu
th* *ti--rt-ud*r tf Q*rtas>ral Lee at Apts>
mattos Courtboat*. t***"'offered to
trwat for pt-tve* after th* tatual msrthod.
bat Orant d**dltvtd aa tba grr-**tnd of
Uck of auihorlty. Tb* laadcra met u.
tb* llttl* parlor of a fam.houae and
talked lt all orer. Qrtnt tWtuaialad
Uutt I,*-*'* men thould tay down their
trm*. upon which ttiey would t*t graat
ad parole. Tb* gallant Virginian ac
cassptett and tbat to •ffeet wat til Uw
peao* trwaty tbat baa erot sjxUttd b*
tsvaaMi tb* Ptderal goT«s**aai. '.t and the
Cotaftdtsrat-y.
tn UM pe*c* treaty tbat t-ar*T-el-*d****
th* t**raii4*s>P**aaalan war 0«ru*a_y
dror* a hard bargain. Tb* kat**T'»
a nny ttrs* Inti-a-rncliesd Jutt ouulde uf
Pari* wben the pr*Umtnartoa ware
atgued. Afttr th* capture of tht gay
capital I**mi>*Tot WUtiaa Cldtd to tlir
original derntaad aa Inda-tnatt*- of It
xuu.(*-t-.ooa M. Tiller* snet*rMa*d ts
baring thlt tdupe-ntl-ryttt ttan r*diie*d
to Jl.iXX).OtXt.00O. Mott gaiang of all
sras the eoaranlon of tb* long dlrput-
ed Alsace tad "eta-Tain* Into Osrr—tan
prsitlticea. ^
The UtetTi war b**tw**a Ratal* tnd
Turkey. tbat of IHTT, tra* raided by th*
l«*tlmtnary pota** of Ban BUfano. fed
lowed try tb* ti-eaty of BetrUa. It tm
never ttwoa dlffloult for a OKltUin aa*
tiieu to Oad a protest fer b**gtaniag a
qtitu*T*l ttith th* Turk, aad tb* .ttart
exct-JK. wa* tbt aisst*trt.of tb* i_(".--
Uan* to letOgsria hy tb«-bt_bl b*-*>t_..;.
A* it traa «rldt-st that Turkey •***'*.
iiktly Iv g«« the "iMsst tborongti ire**- j
blag tb* had trrer i-stetrivad. th* *eOwtsra
ictt-rfatr—i and loilttad ttpee a trs-szy. {
Tb* suit—n sraa a traaMOafatss satar. hat
th* Turk *UU ntstaintd In power *alfi-
cieut  ia **yra—rr* tb* pttae* of Ku
99S}aX**
Wbea Japm WUs*»ci Calaa.
Ou* af th* meat totportaat i«atc*
trtattit* tjegutlaud te ras-jd*a*u tint**
tra* that of BlmnaotesU, tkttwtao I bin*
aad Japan. It is especially gs-aww-rrfhy
be-r-tu** It wa* tb* flrtt ptsss-ti troaty
btrtWWtt    asHaUtta]    IMtlotM    <r-_edavTt*d
after tba Ctttetstari ratbtoo. It ta ta-
ttrrststsiag to Amt*rtt*ant-- bactua* Joba
W. Ptwtsrr, oom tb* baad ttf tb* A-as>Tt-
eaa d»*t^ri_it»_t af atat*, wat tin* of
th* r-t-pr-te-olattrt-a of China. Py It*
Urn-* Japan ***-r-eave-4 aa tt*d*ia*i*ty ef
P0O.OUCVO0O aad at-t-alrseJ th* rich tt-
Und of Ftti-tiiota.
Tb* tptatts* trtv*tv.ai. war ti-taty.
t*a*a**d aad ratlfiad U USO. wa* th*
la**** additsoa to tit* t*r*l_sTtJoo of tach
ttucta-iitita on tk* to tb* lls*r*ry of th*
ttetrn them orer.—- Okie lOetlt Journal
UUU
Da. v Schrelber, Waverty't   ioti-h-p*w
pllcl.-r. left for Columbus  Sundty   tnd
III ! - -.-iveri t trial  by  the   American
A'*-'n".*i)on l*tm some time toon.
•4 % st*
Th* Waverly hcrrte* ttar ted it Ml.
Joy Issi week failed to gather In th* btr
♦sn I of any of the pur*** but landed toovt
tsef.ifi.1 ind third money. Jeff, owned by
Clirr-iee Vallery and Msbel C, ownrd by
Jas. (orwlne took tts*ond la two event*,
and -sili* Crosit* look t-eeond aod fourth
in tan running dathet.
94 un
A. rotter and Ed Gregg went to Ports
Mouth Monday lo play tennlt and sue
eeeded In dividing Iht honors with the
Hiver City ptayert, the loeal boyi winning it doubles over Walten and Kf hen,
seorr 13. 7-5, 1-fl tnd -W and Oregg V»-
lag tht ringlet to IJhl, mot* t-fl, f> 3 and
*1 fl /.urborn wta silted for lbt single
atrni but srt* unable to play, thi* -***-**»-
allating Ongg't playing In t-otii evenu
tana ->.*tin»t a freth player In the tinglei-
Tb* home bov* exptet to win everything when tfa* return games are played.
IHI
The "Never-Wt*en" p!ayed ibe ••*!**-
Btens" a gtmt of bait at Ilibben't Park
last Thursday tflernorm and ihe Mrti
attniionesl won, score to 6 to 3. Sam
Btllmtn't home run, (time, 2 noun and
10 minutes) Heckel't famous air thlp
catch at t-*f*ood. and Jo* IltMa'-oo'i kaa
gtroo ttrtdes for fint bag wen proml-
nrrrt fetturet which brougni down Uie
Ui* grind ttand and afforded tmuatmtni
for iht small crowd pret*nt.
M   "tt   "at
Cotansta-uing ttjstex  Vary Sclimbar.i
rtUehlrrg. that OntnuaVat* Cittaem 'asrx*
•PlUherSehniber. the   reersilt   from
ilk* county, wai out   in  uniform   snd
praellfetd with tbe K*in_**r*ei.      lit   U   a
likely looking youotT-sler. wilh   t   world
lot speed."
■ KM
Several local   bonemen   art  oa   lha
lookout tbr aome fit*, one*.  *nti el paling
th* building of a new mck hen.
M » M
Thta** will be a special Irala strvice oa
th* IX, T. A I Ry . for ihe Bstsetr rtrOet,
Sept. 19. JO and JI.
MAIL ORDER HOUSES
At-ewHotOn.sTh.it Fit Many
' People in Every Community
Everybody know* Wrllltu Allen
Whlto, editor of lbt Cmporla (Ktnsti.
Osteite, who madt himself faatosii by
wdUng "What's tht Matter with Kan-
sat?" With bla ohartcirrltiie vigor,
Mr. White dltcii***** i*»e Chictgo tnd
Ntw York malt order houses at follows:
"Tb* mtn who buy* b<* goutlt of a
nail order house sad etpeel* hit nilgh-
bort in I'mtsori* to buy g-utds of him, or
buy Itvtior of him, or to bay professions!
tenic* of him. It e4*--»*to»'*-*liy a leech.
Ut It lucking Industrial blood oul of tht
towa and Is giving it**—* back. He i.ndi
bit let-oft-a out of town !tkt a Chinaman.
Ue hat no mor* right to a ttandiog in
tht t-s-rmmunttr than a foetigntr. Wt
ar* all Might**-* fnductrially In thia
town, and ih* man who tend* awav for
hit **t*ods is n it one of ut 11* I* of tn-
otbtr Inrt.'airlil tytrtem, aad tlrvnrvet no
man't tupport In h'mftoria.
"Tht fact that ihi* is eoonouiictlly
wrong tt reognisfKl bv ill mail order
hoo-eta tbemtt'lvrt. They prote-trt their
cuitotners at thelvet by effering to keep
eraople'frorn knowing where the gr-otla
oome from, as the mail order houses
have no "tags' on their goodi. Tbey tay
In their ctulotuet tbit  no  one   kno
SPECIAL
Tt-tiln 8eMc« Afonfled fot the
Races st Beaver
A GOOD RACE CARD
And Numeruiis I thlliit*, Will Be
the Altrsctlons Offered
BWCWWOS  EXPtXTeo
Every pottlbla ettort It bslug mad* to
make tbe Btavtr Pttr and Ittaet betur
tbUytar than ever befor* and If th*
wea'her tv-ndiii'ins ire f*>vnra"tle, t*ht
matting will hr a weord timi.tr in
every rtstpec*.
A -pacta! train tersiea hat t**«o tr-
rangtd for oa ttte Detroti. T>-l"4o and
Iror.too By, ami au W-dn.*eday on I
Thursday   ef   fair   weak   an ticuftkra
wnen they sre bought.    If tt  is   nrr.per   . .X .
to hid* ths plaot of tturchat* of   an   ar ' *n'n win ***** W»V*-"J  *•* -
tide, it ia wrong to buy   ihe   ttticle   at
that place    Only a man   who   stroJa  U
uhtmsal ui tiy shin lis   got   ti,sililng
h«   ba*    Then   it  such   a   ihing    a*
'taint*.!' dry goods,    'ia.nl*. 1'   f-eocerte*
tnd "tainted'   furniture.   All   of  inob
trtlclea not t-ooghi at bomt of men  who
befdended you. uf men   to   whom   you
owe rour living,   an   'lainted'   becaut-*
ihey come oafilrly.
"Tha stmt .-aim! ettsu to et-try Hoe
of trade, tt is dish-strttoing and dlt-
trtttlng aad trtnlytlag to ihe business
interttu of tne towa.
"It la Umt to chaste aad gtt together
It It Umt to begin  to   nform
and not our neighbors, by buying every
thing it home whether the netghbon do
or noi.    And now li the time to begin
r-tiiroirtg at '•'*"> p m . thos* train*
minlcgoooiwctton •Ith the JI A W.
trains north and tvutti n (>l*o Jean.
Pare for iht round trip, on!> lis eoatt.
A large, nun.bcr of entries for eshtb-
Its!.»» • ii-wnno*av*stitnd iVsj-eaj-sby iht*
merchtnu snd farmer*, wll] !-" nuotr-
ou* md of tpeclal tntorwti. ITiitt*o*e«
will b-sttraet-ad brib* ea* esbtbii t.f-
farati io thi* dr{-*(tmefit and tlr*-rt wilf
W spirited croole-tuon tot tb* red tad
I.:-...- riiitytnj while tbt tjttt'e if...' potl-
oa reel ves j trt .in.ctnment* wilt alto t>» of   interest.
"The thing lo do it tor all
torn ostr a new leaf- "
of    ua   to
*t)ctul gttnts
rgmoqti Iht *%\\atfhi%
gr*** te s'Ws^-s.s, *sa-bt*-b waa lo s*o*_* tsv
i-asctiUtt moat Irtrpoetaul bwsty t-tattt-
tog ores btdd. It waa jrt-trxUcaUy a
taattlng ***** - s_t-»tiw*i *a t*xt*ago tb*
tbRMgh  tb*
for fr*»*e*
Prwacs rsmi-waxirsr ttt
When tk*  ••etecs-ss.tt^it**
KvAXtixteiCAX—Sunday tcliool at 9 a
m. ttagular Sunday morning serrlet*.
Gertaan at 10.30 a. m. Christian Ko
dsavor at 9-.4S p. m.
With Brtat Sunday evening our regular
evening tenrioei will otsgio, prtMblag
immediately after Christian Eadtvaeor.
All ar* t-terdlailT inviud to attend thtt*
mt*Uac*.
U*rr*H> BasTTKasa—Th* fourth quar-
torlr meeUng ol Bstaver Clreuii will b*
hstld at lb* lleaslow Run appoinimenl
oast Saturday aod Sunday, Septomber
Oth aad 10th. Th* (juirteriy oonferenc*
will bt bald atat Saiurday it I :M p. m.
All m*m"aetn an rt--ieg|td io*e*pe***ot
Rtrr. 0«*srg* Oeage( of WeiUrvllW wilt
t-otidoct thta* tervicet. Tbe annual oot*
ikmof tb* Southeaat Ohio CV»ftrtsr>oe
me*U at Atbville. S*->umlr>tr 13tb,
Blabop J. 8. MiIJi will ">re*id*.
MvratOinrT—Tbt *ai**odaaotf oa last
■toartar tta* gc**ti Will ;--**> ntf ktip •-*-
Mill facrtaas It by briag **t-»<et**t attt
Sunday. Tbt matte of Uw Sradty
school and lb* evening otixi** wtt
mad* attractivt by the orteheatn ts-
riaUq*, Mabel Hull tang tt beautiful
•x>lo*tth*eveecrrr- «rrioa. Tb* Quar-
Urty Qantona-t w.lt b* htid tbla Thart*
day t^Mlna;. Tbe Aaaual CWtrtiict
wllleonttmt tt King A vena* Cttarah
OotwatbtM, oo lb* taoroiog of th* JOth.
Isiabop Moor* pre-*idto«- An c^-yona-
aitt strfil be given at tb* seretc** rtest
(siaaay to pay ifci «i-aVs-rtpUon you hat-*
*Msd* to tb* bs-nrvoltoatat. Cotot pr*-
pattat,   K-rtrtbody wTlootae.
J. W. AT-oxttrx. Pattor
Th* ar*rih bound *x6*trt»*i, train o*
tb* Norfolk and Wcsum brok* aU r*
ct-etts eosstVay. Th* train *aOk 1* ttatbai
intoOtihimbui. J ettr* s*r*sMb«* basag
ts-rt-rs-s-nd from the Kxltia,-*-* attd  Oak*
al^JnlTel™^ m   *•
ta-awtbmlsterder to  Mettotsswia-e  the
getat crowd -etying to Oolumbtra.    "Wtwa
tmtt CUajaiiiU*, the eogia* bt*a*k*t *Jr-tr-»
tt****-**. It waa **f*^dt-u t*Mrt tJis. *;"••*-   ************ UteUt wss rtoUtrtd *l-o*i»lwijra,
•arawadattoaws had t-txet* to Pt-**- *-**  s\***tty s-txtat* tarn CktJ-*»*»s-s* •a-tth  * tto-
t^Tertr-aer   tn .Astv*.*^   ssje^a-e-es-^t   s-tv*«V t- aAemm
Urt. William B. Lie* enttrtainad wltb
a Pedc. and Pttncb panr latt Friday
afurtvocs-i. Tht favor* seer* taayonaiae
bowls, oot taken by Mr*. L. 0. Dill aod
one going to Mrt. Georg* B. Smith.
Cherry snow, oak* and ienvonada made
up ih* nfeeUoo while punch waa tervtd
during Um gtmat. Them prtsatot wtrt
Mtedaatte L. 0. Dill. A. D. "rVhrtd***,
W. H. Jot-e* Jr., J. l^ogAB. R. D." Me-
C'un attd dMMrbt** Miiaa*ti,i. My*"*,
TX. stv. Umtk, K. rimnl-tam. km Dowa.
lag, W. D. leotighttty, P. (Juth. B. F.
lltlUtaatr. Bell Oregg. L. C Sturm. A.
H. Dean. Roehatl Fc-ster aad dtughtor
("tortmo*. W. II. Mlddleion, J. V. Utft*
man, J. A. Kyltr, IX. ll. ttt/Coney. Anna
Klltoit. S. L. i'-si-erton, lUbecc* Hutt,
(Utt tlutt. W. S. Jems* St.. D. Clm*. 0,
Smith, Ruth DoughertT. T. Kinney and
daughter Gnta. O. Bet*. L. I*vy. it K
Cltpp-
.    •   .
Tht Ladits' Aid Society of ih* Methodist church held t bu*irie*i and sotcal
meeting tl the borne of Mn Fred Qulh
■■Saturday tfifrr-ooo Thi society wtll
rep*stt It's horse latent farce. "A Day
in the Union Depot" at an early date,
the proc*«ds to go to the church.
• •
Tit* ("ofteorsTia Society of the Oerrnan evangelical Chureh wst entertained
by Mn Gtterg* „oe*Bing«r latl Friday
afltreooo. Dtkt *nd ic* craam wen ibe
nfr*a*hr-v*uu and a Itrg* number of th*
toe!*'*- statabee* enjoyed th*   afurnor-rs.
Mis* MynJ* X. Battertaan. formerly
of Ohio, bat nturned io His I**wey Ho-
tol. Wastbltigtaa. D. C. afur a nt
weekt vaettkMt. tpesl in vltittug htr
parenu um nitUvet ia Ohio, aad a
trip ihroagb  Lake*   Eri* tad Oaurio,
SC  s_*W*s*tMra»    Isitajr iO QutbtC.    IhRMSjb
Lstkai Champ'teiD aad Ltvke Or.-ege, and
down th* Uudsno to N'*w York City
from Albany, sioppiag at Ctottlacd,
Oblo, ftuffsJo, X. V.. NUgara Fills,
Tort-ato. t^atario. Tbotiaaitd lalarxl
Bona*. Alettttdrta Bay, N. T., Moo-
tnoJ, QiMbee, Ploiuburg. >*. Y , Ao
Htbr* C*hatta, Burllrs-rtc-ri. Vt.. J a»e
Oetrjrge, r*-sr-t-<>*-* Sfietftgt, Albai.v. irM
Ktw Tork City.
Tb* spee.3 ring t*r«-*Tra*e *nii| bring ffttt
some fast bone* tntl a numSer of em
ir.e, htte Alrts-lj be«.n r*re**.iv*d. Tb*
running nets th*t year promia* to bt
beuer thtn ev»r before and a atuaber of
local tife-nes an now in trainieg for th*
tvents.
T:.: r*(r dtu* trt Ttt***-JaT. Wed-
neasiayand Thuntlty, "-t-ptamber l**th.
JO aod (Stat tnd everybody and hla
neighbor will be ******,
-JURORS
Drawn fur the September  Term
of the Common Pless Court
Ttw following jarort b*v* U-ea drawa
to tort* daring tb* ragalar f»U ititlot*. ot
tb* r^rtof<*a*mm'*oPUaabss*^rinlogs-ari
Morjday, Stpumbtr IH-
"trrrr ixbt
Ooa Oyer, Pe* Pt* towoabipr Frank
A ml In, Seal; Jacob Byrtra, 1'nioa; tra
Kellar. Marion: Ham*i Carrt.ll, Camp
creek; Chat. Humphrey, Jicktoa; Span*
eetCaphngcr, Mifflin. B. W, Laumaa.
P*e Pa*; J T. Bn-gaa. Perry. Chaa Rader, Union: Broogh Moore, Seal: aastlH.
Smith, Scnfitbr Al Vt_a**4ao**s, SverCeK.;
J. W Routh. Pebble. M. M. Brawa.
Marion: Cliude Bond. PtMrle; Thoma*
Markbtm. Pet Pro: Uri Shirktry, Jack-
too.
oxAADj-za**
W Starr. Pt* Pot to«rti**-;ij., Howell
Rre-so, C-trnpcreek, Joe. Vfacstot. tJa-atoe;
John A'ltmi, Mtrioo: Tboa Smith. Mif-
flin. Frank Cuilip. St-srMO: John Jtme*.
ftei.ton. t-totttt Dick. Paoole; Waa.
(ie'-ire*. Pt* Pe*; T. U Clark, Mirion; B.
T. 1K3 ion. p«« Pm. J- W Itorger. Jack-
•00: W A. Rutaetl, Mavrl-rxi, VonMtjCoy,
Mlfllio; ChariM Hemrrle, Jtekit-o.
lestryt who get tint af going to tebcat
should read Uta lollowie-ir. written tyy
Sup-rintatr-staot Astams of Far* it* oot***/*: -
••Th* aterag* educated maa g*u a atl-
ary of .t,0rjO -pot year. He work! f-orty
yaars, atakrng a total of 9¥>.f*s*0 («*»**-
Uma. TS* tverttr* day tabtotr gtt*
91.SS per dar. ***** dayt in a year, or ♦*_**
m a year- In furtT years hr earne* Sift,-
ff-oa Tb* 6-il-tret*'*. ot atttOOO e-iuaii
tha rkitte ot an educatioa. To icjutrt-
tbst **at*atng  carttctty r*qalr*a  iwitv*
**•**» tl •a-ltOCH Of   1*, dtkt* ***h.  Ot  9,1*9
ttfri. D;vid* tte«.l*fiu, xio ralue of at.
educteKru. by 2,1a*-. aumrarrrof da-i  (*>•
.-lcarrd In ir-iti*-* !♦, tt* "*r*d that t»s*s*h
<lty it strlesot it arortb A !i«** atar* lilxa
iI'Mot pupil Cant iftrrd lo mite
-thoo', saa tr**"'
Sepietsbw Iltn, Thu li tha ooly plat
oo tb* ****** dealing sritb **tst to Old
-eiroo, ttod IU two years Utoeo Atatrs-
eaa tbtattr **jtt* hatt *tt-m tot it re*
tttrkablt ps**-eolaritr. net fluty ftxna a
litmaty siandpo.ni. tou aa a aatttia oto-
duetion ft hai raialy b*** tt-aaJled for
mAgoittettooe.
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On* of tb* *t*-y beat atractioe* whieh
wtll b* stw tur* tbla tnto* It Oeatdoa
at IrUaa*U*B sasaatlfat prs-do-nitw. "A
Royal «**•" wbleb comeat to tb* £at-
mluC*ptn8oaaantxt Monday teaalag. acrtrptitK.il* black mat*,* *re*n oot
A vaJoaW* drtsiog   •*-*•** tnd  raagay
wtata-osaW trom   the   barn of Tbomm
Cania. W mile* tn it ef   Waetriy  T**t*ts* .
day night tr.d the omeer* tr* mr* try*
trig to tootue the  •*m***-rty.     The tte-
trUb 1 whttt tore ice*, and t whtv* toot
b"t_i*r*s. wttght abteBS 1MB pot-wt-s Tb*
baggy baa a Mack Iscdy cat ted raoah-sg
goers aed at**t ttraa. A nward s* *&>
It) tsTatt rt for tbt mitten tfxh* pt*-i*-*rx*r-
(•Ust
ta***-***-* and Harry Ctor*-rwpT*ri tsr*
lad at SprtngStdd In asttstt the trt-ittw,
t_*a**n rfril*rd>*na*e*e t>r*a*td  sfatrt>
Tht Pitt* Otswitf MesUoal "rtoa-isHy ***** 1b* tSurgt tf twtott*-tog. TlrWy ore Ut*
a rtsguttsr mosTthly *s**Mtog at Dr. C. M. tstae wto t*at*-g*ly wm*kt*k tts* ess*A_is*,
Maatt-rty't •*"**** as. Mooday arut-a-wo. satiias; tdststtiras* aad -f*e*4**Aen-d>>* tt-
Ot. FUot Wist* of Jr**rtss>otsfe& rtad a t*t*e**xs, tt*rt*iac to *aa*safti**(trr -matt.
tem*-tarn***** *m*mm*^ fot* and *_** Ulei-stt w do **>.    Tiyey •***
mmmta****," *> **y*e***i imtatt tf tsts -nf aai*»d*itt_*t "t**s*»n»*a M av* Uh **
oi-ar prss**»aa moth t^*pt*t>ctatod btr tb* exam wtoto tat Krw-t teXt-t-tSi
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