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The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-15

the west, thus insuring n stretch OF
water free from obstruction. Previ-
ously the winner had always finished
at flag post in the water; this time
he had to reach the shore, where the
winning flag was held. At Z o'clock
in the morning at this time OF year is
not popular hour to turn out for
open-air entertainment, and there was
not big crowd present; the fact that
the race was held day earlier than
usual. too, probably took a certain
number of would-be onlookers by sur
prise. The race itself resulted in a
somewhat easy win for E. Harrison,
Cambridge university freshman, who
was given a start of 20 seconds.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-15
Russia's Large Standing Army.

Russia possesses the largest standing
army on earth. Every year some $780,
Ovv conscripts Join the Russian forces,
which in time OF peace number 1,OO0,-
900 men. On a war footing this rises
to 2.500,00O, and calling out the present
reserves would increase 1t to 6,947, 900
well-trained soldiers. Should neces-
sity arise the militia would be called
out. bringing the czar's forces Up to
100000 men.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-15

private chapel. The
hall Is fully 100 feet
long, with a ceiling
supported by huge
cross beams of oak.
The walls, paneled
with oak, are dec
GRATED at intervals
with pieces of ar
NOR. What mem
cries of medieval
days such a hall
revives! Days when
the hall was filed
by hundreds OF
rough knights and
their ladies, and
great tables groan-
ed under the good
cheer provided for
them.
Over in Sussex
stands all that Is
left of Bodiam Cas-
tie, still surround
ed by the stagnant
moat. Built by Sir
Z d W ard Delyu-
judge, in 1886, 1t
baa paypr bppn
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-15

manor houses are in the hands Of i'm
poverished families. and an American
millionaire looking for an English
home, rich In historical associations
and unique, even in land of castles,
In the possession of moat, could OBJ
tain any one OF them at a bargain
price.
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-15

Senat e.
Following Is the result of Tuesdays
Joint ballot for Senator: Quay, l01 I;
jerks. ~; Dalzell, II; Stewart. s; Ir-
win. 6; Huff. s; Stone, 4; Rice. q;
Tubbs. 1; Widener, 8; Ritter. q, Grow,
1; Markle, /: Total 23l.
President pro TEN. Snyder presided
In the senate Tuesday morning. The
following bills were introduced:
Increasing the salary OF the secre-
tary Of the state board of health from
$1,000 to $4,000 a year.
jerks 8, Tubb /.
Governor Stone nominated William
r. Tucker for master warden OF the
port of Philadelphia, the senate
promptly confirming 1t.
Wednesdays ballot for United States
Senator resulted as follows: Quay.
l05; jerks. so; Dalzell, II; Stewart. 81;
Stone, 4; Widener. 3; Smith, /: Ritter.
2; Irwin, 5; Tubbs, 2; HUFF, 0; Rice. q.
Grow. 8; total. 24l; necessary to a
choice, 122.
Senator Brown, OF Westmoreand,
Wednesday morning introduced a local
option repeater which aims TO repeal
the old act OF 1866 prohibiting the issu-
ance of any but retail licenses in West
moreland county.
BY Senator Stiles a bill was intro
duced providing for the better manage
ment of state quarries, and for the ap-
pointment of an inspector at $500 a
year.
The vote Thursday on Joint ballot
for United States senator resulted as
follows:
Quay. s5: jerks. 75.; Dalzell. 10:
Stewart. Z; Stone. 4: Widener, g.:
Smith, /; Ritter, 2; Irwin, s; Tubbs. / !;
Huff. Z. Rice. 2; Grow, l; total, 223,
necessary to a choice. l22.
In the senate Thursday Mr.. Cummings
introduced a bill regulating banking
and trust companies hereafter to be
formed. A special feature was that
mo director, officer or employe of any
corporation to be formed under this
act shall be borrower Of its funds un-
less application for such loan shall bs
approved by majority of the direc-
tors. and then only upon the applicant
furnishing approved collateral of suf-
ficient market value or an indorser oil
such financial standing as to make the
loan good. and failure of directors tC
meet these requirements shall make
each member OF the board individually
liable for the whole amount of any loar
In violation Of its provisions
The star. (Reynoldsville, Pa.) 1892-1946, 1899-03-15

Don't think the woman who nos IS
as a man-hater can't be induc I'd to
change her name.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27


~ would - Impossible fo- NJ n
10 Justice % The scene which followed
50 would rather Ieave il 70 yOuE III.
I aginsrion. NJ sister went into hy~
. tcrics. Of course. w1e7 she found he-
self united 10 9 thj=f Then when rhs
4 detective told her not 70 Worry. a. So
was ~ least 81, third wife ard re
I OIL a. wer4 all living 81 TUNED O
1 him Ike a rl-ress sld said 81 l-11
I believe z word of 1; Such : woman :
little way 7 e~s her.
The Young rogue who vas fairly
padded with HI booty. was c---e- =
20 ire police S-a-iC- and 1-- --eS-S
.roo---d home Ike - k Z 81 % 1T
j bounds TLa Lad 81 cC- al 1zy
nj l-v-r --r-cE lie = el-- R@--l all
I Ea1 c1LrEl-1 cu->-4F-~ dssr~- zl
. lad jr~' ~" him :. erE % AMI VI
"-"1 70 wee started y z .-e---1
us r-a. y 20 t7u1i co9- b=--
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tT@ ~ ana h. laughed lard.E an
fane- = At d r'-aoT-r'-i t-es IL ana
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TO Funny IoF anything. H-s 8 We
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The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27

The children Of the United States
each year consume toys that cost at
'ctail S45, 100000.
OF this sum tn" imported goods rep,
resent $4,000 600
And the domestic production 100000.
)OO.
The little ones Of New York CITY
get more than their proportionate
share Of this enormous expenditure. for
ihere is spent for them annually So.
900 900.
One-third Of this Is for imported play-
things. and two-thirds for the home
product.
There is marked tendency toward
mechanical toys, and more that is in.
terrSting ana new is found in this di.
rection than in any other
Within he ranks Of these mechanical
plavtAags is observable great in
rrcase Of lyon toys: all of which are
made in this country. and fitted for
lard usc in the hands Of destructive
children York Herald.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
True, Possibly

y true story is tod of man who
cad a good stream Of water running
through his farm, ami having heard Of
ihr wonders Of the turbine water.
wheel, concluded 70 build him mill
Jays the American Machinist. Having
nice level place by the creek. he built
ne mill. Finding out how much power
% wanted and consulting the cata-
Dgue be found that a certain-sized
wheel AT - feet head would do tho
business, and. getting tile guarantee
hat tie wheel would work lust as
1'ell under water as above. he pro.
'eedcd 10 dig well % feet deep. ana
3ut his wheel n he bottom Of the well
I wasn't long before he had mill for
ple and a water-wheel to scrape.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
Her Old Age.

Elizabeth Cady Stanton says: 81 con.
slider old age the hcy-dey of life. the
Erandest season that time allots to NOR
tails. We have learned 10 weigh things
by the right standards and to Judge
more correctly. Our views are broader,
our sSmpathies stronger, our knowl.
pdge Of lifc's work deeper and truer
Clearer vision comes as the years 90
by. | say unhesitatingly that no wom-
an reaches the fullest mental develop
ment until after she is fifty. The
greatest blessing of old age is health
Without that life pals upon us at any
stage. Then in the afternoon of life
comes leisure. We have time to think,
TO read, to watch the fulfllment of our
hopes aid to rejoice in the stride Of
nrnprnss"
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
Teach Children to Read Aloud. a

y careful mother will take great
pains to teach her children to read
aloud acceptably. Much time and
money are otter expended in cultivat.
ing the voice for singing, and yet quite
as much pleasure may be given by the
person who reads aloud in pleasing
manner No attempt need be made at
Llocution as the word is ordinarily I'M
acrstood; district utterance and proper
emphasis so as to convey easily to the
bearer the meaning Of the sentences
read are all that is necessary.-October
Ladies' Home Journal
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
THE LATEST STYLES
GOWNS ESSENTIALLY UNCHANGED.
,sw IDEAS s-cHS

The Day Of Artistic Combinations
Black BroadeIoth still the Mode.
Small Accessories The Irrepres-
sible Blouse-Lace Boas-
4 tour through --s shops and dress
EssZE establishments : rezSsu-lnE
W. sLSl have 70 -1C-czl changes 81
pre~--- ! Sc CEl--S-S. re CulServa-
r-~- Z1 Esy s--l have her EcA
lAse -wl perfectly PAN but fol
~ ts>-io1zble sitting. For tie wo0-
ELo Ts1IS fellows there are
I-l.e nd pepluI >zi--S- with scco.6
~. plated rT---e>- fringe. PASSENGER.
-@-=. braid etc- = .c-g sc Ire skin
: >w-ep-1g and e.-lS.ng the sl=eves
-<a- witb = EarlBE cuff falling over
re EsE6 and II shoulder sam s
THE longer than : las been tie in
srvid1tl vss ~ nsy suit herself Il ths
Es--e- q details
Yokss, bole-e sEsc-s. and fchus with
!elg graceful nd: sre al WON Nevei
was : better Ti-le = rz1szck closets
Ssd tTunks fo- 81 : s1d ends q in
cry fo- bit OF r5ea lscs, : snail piece
q velvst and ----a11 o fur are
otrsz al hat i z.cesszry - make 8
stylish cc15iIs-io t1- new frock.
Black continues - II TIE most fash
made A. home b. 9 woman who is
enable for tailor WIS s. we'll a. for
those for more cer4I-0Iious occas !ons.
a soft shade Of brown and gray are
The leTt il fsvC-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27

A scientist recently made some exper.
iments on Lake Geneva to demonstrate
the power of sound to travel a long
way in water. A clock was made Ia
strike under the water, and was heard
distance of IL miles. In second ex-
pertinent the striking of a clock was
heard to a distance of 27 miles.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
Color Due to Bacter,n

A scientist of Rio de Janeiro states
as a result of protracted and patient in.
vestigation, that the color and scent of
flowers are due to bacteria, and that
these germs are often of kind that
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
Weather.

low strange is man, When Ger his
frame
JIy her hottest blast has turned
Re quite forgets that It's the same
For which his soul in winter yearned
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
A SITQngG Bridegroom

"a! Iatlef Aa4 ASt tnen s9ll Tie pl9
ola'n'--'' ana a. vas just ~ r ana
~ re te4l 10 me "ofA IL trusted 70 ne
90 oeal
N ne "lAlFF ~ - L-a4e q Jour
Of ms father wLo wanted ~ place
g large order with %. - be executed
INN 1.ately.
con Tie second dag u my stay 10
tow va. burning back ~ The hotel
=. 60 -, BE-. -,
49,, 81 - ~ 49,. 100,
l., -..t,..-f - =. g...r,.
.s...r ..... l..'.,-... - 49,, l,.-'.sr,e
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
Most Costly Parliament.

The most costly Parliament in Eu-
ope is that of France The Senate and
chamber Of Deputies eat up annually
j 500 900.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27

''---f-a him 70 reMain for dinner. Tt
invitation be was not slow 70 accept
and ~ created ~ favorable al !mp-fs
s.oa that BE- was asked 70 spend 81
much time a The E.ms a. BE- cCul
during Dr. stay 2 rLe vicinity.
lo1 ran ra-lr guess lie rest Tax
Ing fgll advantage u the invitation. he
soon became 81 ono Of the family. and
u created. H9 surpr.~- when IL sought
an .n'e-rlw with my father and a, Il
permission ~ address my sister
This. then. was the condition On ny
return and ~ Amy expressed willing
ness ~ become Mrs. Ellison. his cOgr.e
Ta- n smooth q. could ~ imagined
This then wa- the state OF things Oh
my return.
Wow. the result II my ponderlng
amounted ~ This. Frank Ellison was.
without doubt IDENTICAL with the old
man had encountered il London
Now. you'll agre- that il was anything
1 put pleasant ~ think u ones sister
marrying follow who three months
hefore had been wandering about Lon
don disguised q. IN Old man. and about
whom we EuDw absolutely nothing !
. 'idn't Ike u - alL and determined %
rui stop 20 il II possible. With this
IN mv mind. and H. order % obtain
tru.ry ally ! called u my Old friend
and once prospective bro-1er-iu-ls 81
Ralph Wh.-euau. He was swtCly
toFa p 'a- glMp>. poor follow. ut
pr = tened up wonderfully q unfold
"a uv -ale
Arc you cult certain about tie
identity Q. Ellison with that Old I4nE
-. .,,..
80. ~ .'... '--,..-' - = e.. -. -
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- ~. ---- 49,
' "a 20, 80
"a pace
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an
- I '-
I-'- -a-' i'a'i'--'
vrlat Ht-.- l- la store for ANY de-
c.1-f .la W. arranged 20 start bv an
aatIr train nn rLa Neyr Gag bit one.
auI easily made he excuse that We
wanted fa~- DAYS tc.-rher entirely
f.- rt-a.u-. .u ~ capital
-4fr .I .a London We wasted no
Tim. aur hurried ~ ~ Scotland Yard
anf $50. soon cvrlatutDg orr GRAND
10 tfa business H.. official i1 cla-re
H. a"arI nr our @ great patience.
and then said ah1 pity. Excuse me- q
m"U'nt II" "rit across the room
a i, To, 'i'"h i .i.2e ul,'E EolHmr'
'''' ..H' -ai iN4''
90. 10000. 't..' -. '-'>'. plea>"-
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
A Reliable Tenant Wanted.

Manteu, reliable Man and Wife to take
charge OF a country home near this CITY
Must be well recommended Apply to
MRS. CARROLL MERCER.
Near Frederick Junction.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
--
Collected the Rent.

There is a retired organ grinder in
Louisville who is both clever and rich.
Being unable to collect three months
rent on a house that he owned he took
his organ there and played it steadily
until the tenant, assisted by his sym.
athletic suffering friends, raised the
money and bought off the organ-grind-
ing landlord with the rent.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27

Probably the most expensive dinner
service in the world Is the Sevres ser.
~ NJ - windsor Castle. Ii is said to
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
Lost, Strayed, or Stolen.

About week ago white fox terrier. one
eye black and tan, about six months old. A
liberal reward will be paid If left at -
HENRY SHOEMAKER,s.
On Col. Baughman's Farm.
The citizen. (Frederick City, Md.) 1895-1923, 1899-10-27
Election Notice.
rov =

NOTICE I HEREBY GIVEN. That an
Election viii be held in Frederick County,
in the State OF Maryland. by the Qualified
Voters thereof. on
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-03-09
SiZeryiIIe.

X. Mcdowell is under the weather with grip.
Glare Hall has secured a position in the Port
Allegany glass works
The oil well gets deeper as each day goes by
with good indications of gas.
DIR. Parsons dropped in to see his patients, n r..
Covel and others who are rapidly improving.
The oyster supper at f. II, Mayors was well at
tended and netted the sum of sl3 for Rev. Sleep,
of Gardeau.
H. C. Crawford is repairing his mill and is
about ready to start up for the season. He will
raise the smokestack to-day.
Mr J f. Hughes of Pittsburg is a guest of
Henry Rogers few days and is trying the min
eral waters for rheumatism.
We noticed the smiling countenances of
Messrs Dawson Mullin and Blum on mail to-
day. We understand they made a pilgrimage to
the Masonic lodge at Olean.
Nearly all the township officers have qualified
for their respective offices Uncle John don't
quite understand this SOC revenue business says
he never had such time before.
NJ A. Labridge has removed his building
from Shippen and will convert same into a
dwelling at Port Allegany. John Doll has the
contract of moving and rebuilding.
Mr.. Patterson, of Cross Forks will locate his
heading factory here Our board of trade was
lucky in securing such industry as he manu-
factures many other useful articles for everyday
use.
Prof Sheeter who was quite badly injured in O
recent runaway, says he can go to town and
come back and not fear runaways or anything
else He will no doubt have a horseless wagon
in the near future. OLD KIT
March g. 1899.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-03-09
Pain Unnecessary in Childbirth.

Pain is no longer necessary in child
birth. Its causes, being understood
are easily overcome, the labor being
made short, easy and free from danger,
morning sickness, swelled limbs, and
like evils readily controlled, and all
female diseases speedily cured. Cut
this out; it may save your life, suffer
not a day longer, but send us two cent
stamp and receive in sealed envelope
full particulars, testimonials, conf
Dental letter, &c. Address
FRANK THOMAS IL Co.,
52-26t Baltimore, Nd.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-03-09
BuckMalter.

On deck again after laying off for
repairs.
Ed Close has built large ice house
on his new place.
Miss Anna Huffman, of Rathbun,
was visiting in our burg.
Mike Hellward has purchased a new
horse to put on his oil wagon.
Miss Matte Collins, County Supt :,
was visiting our schools, last week.
Mr. Barney Mcclure is not improv-
ing as fast as his many friends wish.
Mrs. II. r. Taggart spent last week
with the Kresge family on the farm.
Theo. Armstrong has been appointed
assistant foreman on Martin Lawson's
section.
Henry Wadener resigned his position
here and is with his tather-in-laW on
the farm.
James Mcclure has left for Pittsburg
where he holds a position with the
Erie r. r.
Luie Norton and small tree came
together the other day, while he was
clearing land.
Fred Norton, general manager and
head push on the stock farm, has his
crew clearing land.
Mrs. Fisher and Miss Fanny Lyons
have been visiting at Gardeau at the
residence of Rev Sleep.
Arthur claims he downs twenty ty-seven
cakes every meal. You better add
some beefsteak.
Our good ladies gave a supper and
| ice cream festival for the benefit of our
preacher 1t was a grand success
Ray Lyons moved to Glen Hazel,
where he has taken large wood job.
Geo. Specht will superintend the work.
Mr.. Thos. Wadington drove through
our burg Friday. On his return home
his daughter Ethel accompanied him.
John Hogan resigned his position at
Rathbun and accepted one at Howards.
The boys say John makes too many
trips to Johnsonburg.
Boxing lessons will be given free,
on the stock farm every afternoon
between the hours of 300 and 400
Boys, you had better train.
The writer received a very loving
note, the other day, from a place this
side of st. Marys, and the first time we
get to town we will go in and see Lee
Hon Chon and have him read it, for we
are sure its not English, as there are
no words in the dictionary spelled like
any in the note. Thanks, dearie!
SAMMY NUT.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-03-09
Beecnwood.
NO. s..

VIM Priest is working on the p. e. f. r. R.
Jim makes quite a few trips to Big Run lately.
Tom Banks make a trip to St. Marys on Sat
urday.
Mrs. Kirkpatrick made a trip to Emporium
last week.
Revival meetings are going on at Truman and
with good results.
Mrs. Bertha Davis and daughter are visiting at
Washington d. G.
Mrs. Herbstreet made trip to st. Marys on
Friday.
Rev Mullner preached his farewell sermon on
Sunday,
We are sorry to hear that Clate's best girl has
the mumps.
wonder If Chas seibert intends to pay for the
rocking chair
c. II. Dumbolten is doing carpenter work for
Chas. Mclaughlin.
Hon. Jack Rhodes was seen on the lower end
of the road last week.
The neck tie party grand success. The
MCCARTHY.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-03-09
ALL AROUND THE COUNTY.
pich Valley,

Old Dan is once more a welcome visitor in our
lonely valley.
Messrs VIM and II. Carter visited on North
Greek. Sunday.
Master Rex Mcleod visited his Grandma
Carter last week
Yes. we walked home; but we never would If
that buckle had held.
VIM Carter had the misfortune to smash his
hand on Tuesday last week
Mrs Bittenbender is spending few weeks
with Mrs Il. Dixon on Clear Creek.
Revival meetings are being held in the valley,
but as yet we hear of no converts.
Two of Galeton's most prominent gentlemen
were seen in our midst Thursday last.
F. Swesey, who has been working near Granere
the past month, returned home Monday last
Mrs. A. o. Swartwood, who has been ill for a
few days past is some better, we are glad to learn
F. Craven's teams came home from near st.
Marys where they have been at work for Weed ~
Mundy.
NO, 5.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-03-09
Notice.

TO any person having an account at
our store, please call and settle at once
as we are going to leave Emporium.
41-tf JOHN j. SOBLE.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-03-09
]. n. Card, n. D., d. ID. S., Dentist.

viii be at his Emporium Office until
March Goth. Very best set of teeth, s.;
% Karat and pure gold crown, 81;
bridge work, pure gold, per tooth,
$3.50; gold filings, 81; Platinum and
gold or white filings, so cents; Anal
gam or silver filings, 25 cents; extract
ing teeth, positively painless, % cents.
All other work accordingly.
Cameron County press. [volume] (Emporium, Cameron County, Pa.) 1866-1922, 1899-03-09
Borough Council.

Regular Meeting Borough Council, Emporium
March 9, 1899. Present-Hacket, Lloyd, War
ner, Balcom, Palmer, Strayer, Burns, Burke.
Absent-Day.
Minutes of last meeting read and approved
Veto message from Chief Burgess Howard was
read, which vetoed the following resolution OF
Feb. 9Th, 1899. "Moved by Mr.. Balcom, second
ed by Mr.. Lloyd, that Chief of Fire Department
and Councilman U. A. Palmer, be authorized
to purchase one three gallon chemical tank for
fire purposes" for the reason that there was no
limit fixed by the resolution to the amount to be
paid for the tank.
Moved by Mr.. Balcom, seconded by Mr.. Lloyd
that the re oluton be carried over the veto, and
the following vote was taken: Ayes-Lloyd,
Warner. Balcom, Strayer, Burke-5. Nays
Palmer, Burns, Hacket-3.
rhe chair declared the motion carried over
the veto
On motion by Mr.. Balcom seconded by Mr..
Lloyd, the following bills were ordered paid:
Wheeling register. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1878-1935, 1899-04-29
STREET CARNIVAL
Additional Booth spacs win be Necessary.
News Notes.

Additional Booth Space WIN be Necessary.
News Notes.
Booth space for the coming street
carnival has all been sold and arrange
ments are being made to add more
booths for. those merchants wishing to
make displays. Every detail has been
gone over for the comfort of all who
may attend. There will be telephone
booth, telegraph booth, waiting room.
managers room. police booth, messen-
ger boys booth and all will be arrang-
ed with necessary conveniences and at
most accessible points on the grounds.
1t is the intention to also have toilet
rooms for gentlemen and ladies, with
Attendants in each. The electric light
plant will be located on the grounds in
several booths, and this will be great
feature for those who have never seen
electricity generated.
The Midway promenade will be a
lively place and there will be new at
fractions every afternoon and night.
Those merchants who are still want
ing booth will please give their names
to Geo. w. Lutz, chairman OF the COM
mittee on booths, No. 1900 Market
street.