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nicuic 10 be given by Magnolia camp No.
" o. ". and the Retail Clerks
linton. at La Porte, July q One lunch
go ~ as onel, one barhecued meats, one
soSa water and lemonade, one peanut and
non corn. one ice cream and cake, one
tahy and other candles none one nylnI Isr horses
ebooting gallery. one phonograph and
Taooosrone All the above privileges
vii he sold at private sale; bali the
,,,nnay IN he paid up az time OF sale, the
n.49nS' man entering grounds. For other
9 oTiyles S~ or further Information concern
~ same. apply s. J. Westhemer, l0f
San Jaclnto street; or u. NJ. collins st
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DO YOU own your own homef Why notf
Let rs show you our list OF nice homes
In the Third In Improved and uulm
you out aud show You what We have.
William Olschewske g. Co, 200 Khan
hnildIng. -
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DAMON MOUND the second Spindle Top
lots for sale on the top, on The middle
side and bottom; write AZ once. Johnson
a. Co, gll franklin avenue. -
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H.. .nENs, Navasota, Texas. manu-,
krsrr saive that cure letter, eczema,
ps., " oid sores OF any kind: 81 per
ks,as uss buying this salve aud not
n w a..ef using one box money re-
N. VINE Tor testimonials. 7-17.ai
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HAVE YOU bank stock for saieg DO sou
wish To purchase bank stock or any other
corporation stocki ! can help you. Chns.
H. Munger, $40 KAN building. is
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WANTED Man al Joe Roblnson's dairy;
must be good mixer. W. Bayou street.
Is
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FOR SALE OR RENT-rhe Houston
Heights furniture factory equipped Ioi
Sectnrs n rheap furniture. q. NJ. Carter,
i,sS, Main street, Houston. Texas. Il
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Iihp-Every sufferer from rhcuma.
Paralysis, spinal affections, weak
nne BACK. eryslpelas TO know that
.nons "so.He" Oil relieves and
aaen az other known remedies fail;
~ slSO each postpaid. Write for
a u b. Jones Sons, Dallas, Texas.
7-l4-u1
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5uM, MORPHINE, WHISKY HABITS
Bed In 2 10 10 DAYS without pain or
~. to patient; no pay until cured ana
tttdly satisfied. In case of failure will
4 al PATIENTS expenses while here,
n fallroad fare both ways. Best ref
fnts Address Matthews Home. BOZ
\ Ave, West End, San Antonio. Texas.
II
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OIL AND RICE LANDS-City property
home aud Investment; for bargains see
our list. r. c. Gray & Co, Binz hock
10
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FOR SALE Nine 90 acres Just outside
corporate limits Of Beaumont. north. one
block from Magnolia avenue; one half
cash, balance terms to suit, 8 per cent.
Lock Box POS. Chappell HIN, Texas. ~
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A BAisGAiN--Ni uc.room house. I've lots,
servant g house. barn ana other outhonseS.
In thriving railroad town Of 1000 lnhNhi,
limits; ilfy miles from Houston; siJn
1884, this Office y
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WANTED-Lady or gentleman with $3.50
who will travel; can make that much
monthly: handle Your own money and
have $1,000 worth of security. Address
pit this office ~
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FOR RENT-llat No. 3 OF Buters Aals,
II. p Mclaughlin, phone 40. tt
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WANTED a bright boy TO walt on table.
100 Rusk. IS
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S1T0ON FOR sALE-WIl sell stock for
cash and lease furniture and fixtures, OF
sell both, and give long lease on goo
crimes San Angelo, Texas. T-l4
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E sSs SOUTHERN ToNIC--The cure
.ls and fever, malaria and jaundice,
ne BY all druggists. S-14
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ron SALE i47i acres oil land 3ia miles
northeast, 1855 acres 3 miles north, and
SO acres I mile southwest ~ Saratoga,
Hardin county, convey hy warranty.
Chas n. Munger. $40 KAN building ~
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DAMON MOuNn-i ofTer FOR sale IN Ave
aud tcn.acrc tracts limited portion ~
my lands " s.. w Damon tDarst
survey on top az the mound; property
VIII he withdrawn from market on odd.
Titles guaranteed safe, being owned nv
Damon family since 1882 Address or call
on w r.. rayicr Huichlns house, city
Is
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DIV EY hay press, three men aud one mule
can press 300 bales day. price S65; manu-
featured b. w. c. Gunlock, Victoria. II
CELEBRATED CHINA TEAS and one
bric-a-brac, toys, China water lilies, etc;
also umbrella coverings. Yam Lay 81 Co.,
lUlOn Preston. n
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STOCK AND POULTRY

n, "sa ss DRUG STORE: YOU can
- u mere. II
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SPECIAL NOTICES.

THERE WILL be nm Ice cream social on
the lawn at Clemens Memorial chapel.
corner sabine and Bingham streets, First
Mnrd, TmCadnN nlght. Juno is. is
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WANTED-Two experienced laundry WON
en-; good wages to right parties Hutch,
ms house. ID
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NOTICE Is hereby given that the annual
meeting Of the stockholders and directors
OF the Direct Navigation Company Will
be held at the cOmpanys Office Ia the
city OF Houston on Tuesday. July ?. 1901,
at u o'clock, a. 70. n. G. cpshman, Sec,
rrfnrY 1-2Dl
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&DERFUL MEDIUM-Mrs. Black tells
fThlng. removes evil, unites separat-
mex charm. 1920 Preston. Also b.
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BUSINESS CHANCES.

FOR RENT--A few very desirable office
spaces az 2l6 Main street. Apply Cotton
Belt Route on premises. Il
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WANTED q. $. Army: Able bodied
unmarried men. between ages Of n and
30; citizens Of United States, OF good
Character and temperate habits, who can
speak read and write English. For In
formation apply 10 Recruiting officer.
Shaw building. Houston, Texas,
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WHO wants 10 buy a short order and
lunch counter; business good, stand rent
ness: low rent; will pay to Investigate;
nrice s250: established seven years close
70 passenger depot; want 10 leave on ~
count q W. Wi5e IS
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no. Eli MILAN sTREET-whoie or 10
part; the largest storeroom In Houston;
half block from market house. I. r.
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WANTED 10 KFNT.

's.-...a i rall--A well furnished, eool room,
near street car line; win pay tpr pries,
\ X y. this Office. ~
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HELP WANTED.

WANTED Foreman for foundry shops in
roTl Worth, Texas; We want strictly
reliable aud un 10 date man to take
charge OF our shops; must he familiar
with general casting work; state age. OK.
pericncc and general reference. Apply
70 ;. T. Bihh, secretary Fort Worth,
WANTED a girl foe gcncral housework.
Mrs u. lieher, 70 Artesau place, 10
WANTED Five good dirt forcmcn on the
EAST Texas railway Apply on works,
Luihn, Texas, ~
WANTED Lady or gentleman with $3.50
m mSo Win ,sanyTerI can make that much
nave 5000 worth OF security. Address
I'LL. this office. 10
WANfED-At once, a hrstciass pants
maker ARMY r. G, horn, fremont
motel, Galveston, 10
WANTED Cook for section. Apply II. ].
Kendall, china. Texas. -
WANTED Two good iinncrs. Apply Necco
Eisemann. tt
WANTEp.A large oil company requires
shc services of man Of high repntc in
San Jaenlo, Liberty; Grimes Harris,
Montgomery and Waller counties. Real
estate men or attorneys who stand high
anu are Wen known threughout their
county preferred; smMl fortune 20 the
right men. Howard Hamilton. l.. q,
BoA ~. houston. Texas. 10
WANTED Mechanics TO build house IN OK,
change for lot In Drummer or sixth ward
Apply Wonder st2re, Preston avenue, 10
WANTED--Cornet player who is barber;
good opening; other bandmen write stat
Ing profession aud instrument Address
w. 4, Mullln, Colorado. Texas 10
WANTED--Fif men 60 saw right away;
- per day; 100 teamSters. Si.7a per day
Apply y. A. ROBERTSON, Orange Texas -
WANTED First.cAss horseehoer Address
Feigelsun a HOFFMAN Beaumont, Texas. is
WANTED Lumber graders, truckers and
lahorers az Sabine Tram Cos mill, Dew.
eNNlilc, Texas Prompt pny; steady work
Addr rs Chris Gray, foreman. is
WANTED Woman TO do cooking and
housework. Apply @ l61 Franklin So, II
WANTED White nam and wife Without
children, man hrst.t lass cook, wife to do
general homework for small restaurant
Apply 80 L, Lansen, Orange reXas. -
WANTED L.oggors 10 Ehp rs ash, eak
walnut and cedar logs, Write un for
particulars. &. X. CummlnRs & Co,
Houston, Texas Il
TIE MAKERS wanted AZ Jefferson, Texas,
to make sap pine gum, water willow,
pin and red oak ties; woods inspection
and pay twice a month. Address II. Il.
Neil Jefferson. Texas, ~
WANTED--A hrst class timer and sales.
man IN store. must be sober. William
Lee, McGregpr, Texas. 10
SPECIAL, NOTICES.
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1s0 ACRES dne rlce land, about two
miles from Arcola junction, Brazorla
comfy on line of proposed large rice
canal: price very cheap considering locn-
ton. Box 10. GALVESTON News, Gaiyesso.1s
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FOR SAfE~300 ncies Of Improved rice
land that adjolns Jones & Gordon rlcc
farnl. which Is one Of the best equipped
rice farms now IN operation In Fort Head
sured, SeO an acre. with all Improve.
ments and Is ono and q half miles from
Clodinc, Texas A. Il. Eyerts. 1906 Nj.
lam street Houston is
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7 TTT INN T VI NNTVT VWF TNTTW NTWTF NTII
building with nine rooms, 1liT Crockett.
RICE, fruit, farm. stock and timber lands;
good chmp. good references furnished.
j. w Colby, Aldine, Just north OF Hous
ton -
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HAN VALREE, spiritual medium, 1900
Hio1n avenue. Take Caroline car. ~
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HARRIS COUNTY 100 acres George ".
McCleland survey; 80 acres Frederick
RsthAas survey. Clear Greek g07 acres
Moody survey adjoining Cypress Large
Liberty, Harris Chambers, BraNorla Hni
Anderson counties; also oil leases In the
various prospect counties. Il. w. Cane
bic & Co. n
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NICE, cool rooms TO rent by the week or
month; also beds 10 and 25 cents per
night: free baths. Eagle Hotel, 1901
Congress avenue Is
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FOR SALE-Boot and shoe shop; good set
tools: plenty Of work good trade. Apply
to Ed Dillon, Cuero, Texas. lS
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PROFESSIONAL.

Ed 8 PHELPS, Attorney and connseiess
al Law. 1904 Main street Houston. Ga
TFx AZ SECRET SERVICE BUREAU
Exueriencsd and bonded detectives for
civii or criminal Investigation. bonded
wAtehmen for day or night service, =, J.
Thnvonat General Manager, suo4s Main
street. y
a COTTON 4 BROS. Fire Insufancs
Agents aud Ad1usters. - Main 81. ~
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A BARGAIN NiBe-room house five lots,
servants house. barn and other outhonses,
M thriving railroad town ~ 1000 ineabs
itanfs. hffy miles from Houston. $3.50
4ia,4 fhiK office. %
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CINNERS-IhIckIy stIlIgu, ,IHYY99FVI1v5,II9
community needs gin badly r. d. N93,
ten Sealy. Texas. y
F51P SITF-sawmlll plant, about 1900
daiiv capacity, planers etc, naf i,s
yalue for cash. PAPA, this office. -
iT-oP STTE-One i2.foot by 4s.inch return
tnbuiar boiler. complete WITH all httlngs:
eIsn one 1lxl2 automatic steam engine;
. ~ nntft for rice pumping plant
yrddresS l. n Miller Houston. or W. II
MeKinnou. schulenburg. u
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tAls, awnings, tarpaulins, etc, write
geona kattmann & Kneeland Tent
wa Main street, Houston. Texas.
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THE undersigned is prepared TO furnish
limestone, rough or cut. Write for prices.
Francis Fischer Austin. Texas. Il
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NM 4 bargain, large gentle bug
g,n;o" us +. Jones, corner Travis
!, - =. 10
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#T HAVE YOU? Yes, l have been
Il q suffering, Jim and you had
E 90 to see those noted specialists
~ Louis and get cured, too; why,
" Randolph put me to talking al
- y 30 minutes and offered me 5000
Eaiier; YOU will find them at Mrs.
'ls Main street. Houston. Texas.
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BY order Of the board Of dIrecfOfH q
special annual meeting ~ the directors
and stockholders OF the fearne aud Brazns
of eiectng directors ana officers Of he
company for the ensuing year and the
transa cffsn OF such other business as
may properly come before such meeting
is called 10 take place AT the general o.
Aces OF the company In Hearne, Robert
day Of July, 1901. between the hours OF
10 o'clock A. m. and 4 o'clock p. m
W r. Ferguson. Secretary IeaFne aud
Brazos VALLEY Railroad Company. I100l
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aigest noiihoth bronze TURKEY
NJ panTIs,l.ry farm in the souIh.
Su''ry Yards. SomervIIle,
$780,
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" can get rent houses bv goInr 10 T5e
rgn, parties l have and show them.
ny ny lst me largest. Norteet. phones ia
''i1 ouiiutuS- ~
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NOIiND TO BOND BuNERS-On Thurs
day. the 10th day Of June, 1901, az "
O'Clock noon, at the mayors Office, Ia
Houston, Texas, the finance committee
of the city Of Houston VIII sell 70 the
highest bidder an issue OF $4,000 OF
paving and sewer bonds issued BY sid
city council on April 20, 1901. The sale
viii be governed and conditioned by the
rules printed below.
l.. j Tuffly, NJ d Bennett, l.. Gus
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n Hlood location; horse and wa.
'ln f n scout had health. Az.
d 1vombe. Calhoun and We asco
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SI5U.lU1 10 LOAN Oh Houston business ot
lowest rates OF interest; monthly pay
fncnts IL desired no delay in gettinf your
money. Apply TO \. L Mis- zpo NAN
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23
A SCIENTIFIC
BREAKFAST.

Rightly selected food will cure more
than half the diseases. Try u scientl-
tic ana healthy breakfast:-Fruit Of
some kind preferably cooked; dish
of Grape Nuts, with cream; two soft
boiled eggs. Put two eggs In a tin
pint cup of boiling water, cover and
set off for nine minutes. Whites will
then be the consistency Of cream and
most easily digestcd. One slice of
bread with butter; cup Of Postum
Cereal Food Coffee.
On that breakfast you cnn work like
n horse and be perfectly nourished
until noon. Your nervous troubles,
heart palpitntlon, stomach and bowel
troubles, kidney complaints and vari-
ous other disorders will gradually dis
appear and firm solid health will set
In.
Why? You have probably been liv-
ing on poorly selected food, that Is
food that does not contain the required
elements the body needs. That sort
OF food, and coffee, is the direct or
indirect cause OF more than half the
ills the human body acquires.
Grape Nuts is a perfectly cooked food
and both that and the Postum Food
Coffee contain fine microscope par
ticles of phosphate OF potash obtain
ed In a natural way from the grains
OF the field and by scientific food ex.
perts incorporated into food and drink.
That element Joins with the albumen
In the food 10 make gray matter
which is the filling Of the brain cells
and the nerve centers all over the
human body.
\ man or woman thus fed is scien.
thcally fed and rapidly grows in
vigor and vitality, and becomes capa.
BILE of conducting successfully the ar
fairs of life. To produce perfect
body and money making brain, the
body must have the right kind of food
ana the expert food specialist knows
how to make II, That is Crane Nuts
and Postum Cereal Food Coffee, pro.
duced at the pure food factories Of
the Postum Cereal Co., Ltd, at Battle
Greek, Mich,
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23

London, Oct. 23.-All differences be-
tween the actor Earl of Rosslyn and
his lovely wife, which at one time
threatened to eliminate in the divorce
court-divorce proceedings being open
ly discussed in the prcss-have now
been settled in satisfactory manner
This Is largely owing to the efforts of
Lady Rosslyns father, Robert de Grey
Vyner, who has bought out the claims
against his son-in-aw and compro-
missed with the Earl's creditors in such
II way that the decree Of bankruptcy
against the young peer Is about to be
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23
HUDSON
Loses Heavily by
Railroad Sale.
Many Remove to CIeve.
land and Columbus.
Apathy In Political Circles at
Hudson.
(Snecial Correspondence.l

(Speclul COTreSpOuuelCe'J
Hudson, Oct. 22.--Mrs G. II. Aller,
is visiting in Carrolton.
Mr.. and Mrs. S. p. Thompson and
Mr. and Mrs G. A. Campbell are doing
the Pan American, this week.
Mr.. and Mrs. ROLAND Caldwell of
Cleveland, Sundayed in Hudson,
Mr.. II. A. Cross who, with his fam
lily, moved to Cleveland, recently.
spent Monday with numerous friends
here.
TIE Dane ng Acad my, in ucted by
Mrs. Vance, of Kent, is doing whirl-
ing business at the Town Hall.
Spirits at the Town Hall, Tuesday
evening. Messages were telephoned
from the spiritland promiscuously
around the audience, occasionally one
missed, but probably central connect
ed up the wong town.
Only two wedd ngs last week, but
prospects are bright as there are Sc
velal engagements.
Politics extremely quiet. No en-
thusiasm. No meetings. Not even
street corner confabs. Apathy is no
name for it. 1t Is mole than the af-
fiction of Admiral Sampson, when he
was wanted to explain the Dear
Schley" letter. Aphasia in advanced
stage,
The Western Reserve Academy-The
Pride of our town-is well attended
by an unusually fine class of students.
Their foot ball team has played three
strong Cleveland High school teams
and have not been scored against,
while they have piled up seventy-seven
points to their credit. The games are
a little tame-not o bone broken this
year, but then they have five more
games scheduled
Our peaceful village has been de-
vastated by the railroad company,
which by change Of ownership, have
made Cleveland and lumbus the
terminal of the c., A. & G. railway.
thereby necessitating the removal from
here, over thirty families and as many
more single men. The effect Of which
is deeply felt by all classes of bust
ness men, as well as IN social rela-
tons, This depression is enhanced by
the same company's appropriating all
that 1t wants Of what is left, aided in
their rapacity by some of our citizens
who on oath swear that land here
which was appraised few years age
at sixty-flve dollars an acre is now
worth only tenth to quarter thai
sum. Such appraisals do town nc
good and besides it Is not in keeping
with the vaunted prosperity.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23
HINTS.
Guard Your Health In Fall and
Early Winter.

A change from warm to cold is al
ways attended with more danger than
from n cold to warm temperature,
hence the greater mortality from lung
and throat diseases at this season Of
the year as compared with spring
The best protection against colds
Is not so much in extra clothing as In
good d gestlon.
If the digestion and circulation are
good colds will be unknown.
Poor digestion causes poor circula-
tion of the blood and when in this en-
ditin severe colds are contracted on
the slightest provocation.
People who make "A regular practice
of taking Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets
after meals are free from colds, sim
ply because their digestion is per-
feet. the heart strong and regular,
and the whole system fortified against
disease.
1t requires little argument to con-
vince anyone that the best safeguard
against colds, pneumonia and changes
of temperature Is good stomach.
Stuar6s Dyspepsia Tablets taken
after meals are dissolved and ming
ling with the food cause II to be
promptly digested and assimilated;
they do this because they contain no.
thing but harmless digestive elements,
which digest meat, eggs and other
food even when the stomach itself is
weak and fiaceid
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets make
peop'e well and keep them well, and
the best habit you can acquire Is Ia
keep daily use of them at meals Ia
make digestive organs strong and
vigorous.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23
A BALLADE OF WHITE FINGERS

Her fingers stray along the frets,
Her fingers wander o'er the
strings;
A little while my heart forgets
Its griefs and cares and petty
stlngs.
The air is filed with rustling wings,
Forgot are folly, wrong, and sin,
And earth seems made for happier
things
She plays upon her mandolin!
Her fingers dy along the frets,
Her fingers dance along the strings.
Courage, my soul! Though strife
besets, tof,.
Stand firm whatever fortune
brings,
Heir to the ages, peer of kings!
High over the turmoil, dust and
din,
The clarion call of Honor rings
She plays upon her mandolin!
Her fingers dream along the frets,
They linger lightly er the strings;
What spell is woven in the nets
or meshed melody she filings!
A burning tear unbidden springs;
Old hopes, loves, dreams--all dwelt
within
That dying music's whisperings--
She plays upon her mandolin!
Prince, at the gate of Paradise
fear scarce would enter in,
III still without, with Turing eyes,
She plays upon her mandolin!
ntlnune, MN, 90 nn,,nn,,A
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23
CONVENTION.
Norton Sunday School Associa.
ton Will Hold II.

The quarterly meeting of the Norton
township Sunday school association
viii be held at the Reformed church
at Loyal OaA, Sunday, Nov. 5, The
program includes: Opening anthem
local choir; Invocation. Rev. II. E, Mar
agon; song, association; scripture les
son and prayer, Geo. Bird; song, quar-,
tette; paper, Relation OF the Sunday
School to the Church." Rev. II, NJ
foder; paper, Need Of More Conse'
Grated Work in the Sunday School,
Rev. @. E. Ewing; solo, Prof. Hersyeyi
election of officers.
Akron daily Democrat. [volume] (Akron, Ohio) 1892-1902, 1901-10-23

annulled, and he will be able to re-
sumo his seat in the House of Lords
and to take part in the coronation
among the members of his order.
The Earl is on his way to the Unit
ed States with the object, so it is said,
of raising $4,000 for the purpose of
putting into execution an infallible
scheme for breaking the banks at
Monte Carlo and Ostend. Lord Ros-
slyn tried in vain to find the small in
itial capital for his enterprise over here
but hopes to be more fortunate in the
United States. i