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Mrs Hannah Van Vorhis and daugh-
ter Bessie of Mt. Vernon, and Mrs.
j. w. Mercer spent Thursday with
Mr.. and Mrs. Harvey Burch.
Mr.. Clarence Weirick is visiting
relatives in Trumbull county
Miss Ethel Patterson of Mt. Yer
non, spent part of last week with
friends at this place.
Mrs. Cora Burch and children Wis
tied Mrs. Elizabeth Burch Wednes-
day.
Mrs. Ella Nichols spent few days
OF last week with her sister, Mrs.
John Cochran, of Bladensburg.
Mr.. Lake Magruder and family of
Shelby, spent Friday night with Mr..
and Mrs. John Taylor.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burch called on Miss
Mary Kirk Wednesday evening.
Mrs. Lewis Hardesty and son, Roy,
visited relatives in Mt Vernon part
of last week.
The Mt Zion Sunday school is max
ing preparations to attend the Black
Run picnic August 12.
Ross, the little son of Mr.. and Mrs.
Earl Burch, is quite i'll at this writing.
Several from here attended camp
meeting at the caves Sunday.
Mrs Lenna Donahey is spending a
few days with her sister, Mrs. James
Cochran of Newark, who is seriously
Ill.
Mrs. Elizabeth Burch and Misses
Evaline and Wave Schooler visited
Mrs. T. o. Mckee Tuesday afternoon
Mr.. George Underwood and family
of Utica, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr.. Thomas Bodle and family
Miss Mary Kirk spent Friday night
with Mrs. Lurel Weirick.
Remember the Mt. Zion Sunday
school picnic Saturday, August 26
All Sunday schools are cordially in
vited.
Miss Ruth Mercer of Bladensburg
is the guest of Miss Gertha Hall this
week.
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Thirty Years Together

Thirty years of association-thing of
1t. How the merit of good thing
stands out in that time-or the worth
lessness of bad one. So there's no
guesswork in this evidence of Thos.
Ariss, Concord, Mich, who writes:
81 have used DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry for 30 years, and Its the best cough
and cold cure ever used" Once 1t
finds entrance in a home you can't
pry it out. Many families have used
It forty years. It's the most infalliable
throat and lung medicine on earth. I'm
enualed for lagrippe, asthma, hay-fev-
er. Group, quinsy or sore lungs, Price
soc, 500. Trial bottle free. Guaran-
teed by G. r. Baker and Co. Mt. Yer
non, and F. Fink, Fredericktown.
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Mrs. Mary Hildreth of Mt. Vernon,
and Miss Jessie Hildreth of Center
burg, We're guests over Sunday OF
Mrs. w. II. Mitchell and family.
Miss Desie Hayes of Brandon, Wis
tied Mis- Inez Cornell last week.
Miss Zoa Larimore of Centerburg,
visited Miss Nina Moreland over Sun
day.
Mr. and Mrs. Frank Quick were
guests of relatives near Delaware a
few days,
Mrs. WIN Vail of Benton, Wis, and
Mrs. Fannie Raymond of Los Angeles,
Cal, were guests of Mrs, w. II. Mitcn-
ell Saturday,
Messrs. Lewis Hawkins and Ralph
Shuff and their wives visited Newark
relatives over Sunday.
Three pigs belonging to Mr.. Frank
Munson were killed by lightning Sun
day afternoon.
Mr. Nelson Myers is not so we'll
again.
Mr. Chas Lauderbaugh of Bangs,
is spending a few days here with his
brother, Guy Lauderbaugh.
Mrs. Carroll Bronson of Mt. Yer
non, is the guest of relatives here this
week.
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MILLION DOLLAR
SHOW OF HORSES
Gfand Exhibit Of Pure Bred Anl-
mails at Ohio State Fair.

The largest importers and breeders
OF draft horses in America are located
IN Ohio and Indiana, and the prize
animals Of these stables will be ex.
nibitod at the monster Horse Show,
which Is always a feature OF the Ohio
State Fair. The horses shown at this
years fair Will total q value OF more
than million dollars, and no other
szhibit OF horses viii anyways near
approach II, not excepting the great
New York Horse Show
The Horse Show Is only one OF
many big features OF ohio's State
Tair. The cattle exhibit will be un.
excelled In the nation, and probably
only equalled by the International
The cattle exhibit building already one
'ef the greatest structures OF It's kind
sn the country. is receiving a 100000
addition. which will enable The man.
Agement TO house and exhibit no less
ahan sixteen hundred head OF cattle.
The building on the State Fair
grounds occupy more than thirty
acres. and the machinery exhibit
most OF which Will be In the open,
will occupy forty acres, A $4,000
fireworks display depicting Perry's
Victory on Lake Erie, will be the
grand finale OF each evenings exhIbi.
tion.
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sermons
At SyCar Delivered To Ep.
EpvOfih LeaguerefS
Rev. c. F. English Speaks OF
His Trouble

Tuesday was Epworth League day at
vices were held during the day.
The peoples meeting at o'clock
in the morning was led by the Rev. J.
r. Black, pastor of the M. p. church
of Mt Vernon.
The sermon in the morning was
preached by Res. s. A. Danford, taking
his text from Luke, Is chapter, II
verse:
f"When he came to himself"
The speaker stated that no one was
useful until he finds some channel of
work He also laid great stress upon
"idlers," and also spoke of the great
misfits in this world. He said that ev-
cry life was failure unless the Christ
has been sought.
The sermon in the afternon was de-
livered by DR.. Hillman of the First
Trinity NJ e.. church, Youngstown.
This sermon was especially to the Ep-
worth Leaguerers and was concerning
the parable of the four men sick of
the palsy brought to the Master to be
cured. The main thought of his SER
mon was helpfullness and helplessness,
The Young peoples meeting in the
evening was conducted by Rev. and
Mrs. Malone An enthusiastic altar
service followed, many young people
being DIT the altar
The evening sermon was preached
by Rev Danford of Niles, o., from
Romans / vs.. 16 chapter. His main
thought was The Power of God-Sal-
walton of Souls"
At the s o'clock service Wednesday
morning, Rev. c. f, English of Am
herst o., spoke Of his recent trouble
and stated that no doubt many of his
hearers noticed his name In the press
recently He stated that something
did happen but what he did was In
defense Of himself and home. He
stated that he went before magis
trate and that he was cleared of any
evil being attached to the deed.
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Several from this place attended
camp meeting at the caves Sunday.
DR.. r. f. Cole of Amity, was in
this place on business one day last
week.
Several from this place are camp
ing at Sychar.
Miss Gladys Rinehart returned to
her home Sunday after several days
visit with relatives at Hunt Station.
Myrtle Hoar was the guest of Cleo
Johnson one night last week.
M. B. Hurley was called to Mans
field one day last week to attend ,ne
funeral of his cousin.
Mr.. T. d. Bartlett attended picnic
at Rodgers Lake Saturday.
Mr. Carl Williamson of Amity, had
deep cash cut in his head while
threshing at A. u Hoar's Wednes.
day. 1t required seven stitches to
close the wound
Miss Cleo johnson, Helen Scott and
Mr. Ronald Scott attended the Union
Chapel picnic held at the park Thurs.
day.
Miss Ola Johnson visited with her
brother, Ellsworth Johnson, of Mt
Vernon. last week.
w IT,. Paige and j. A. Kost of Daw-
son City, were in this place one night
last week.
Rev. Black of Vernon, preached a
very interesting sermon at Ebenezer
Thursday night.
Mrs. Norrick of Vernon, visited with
r. e. Parrish and family Friday.
Mrs. Frank Shourers of Frederick.
town, is visiting few days with her
father, c. c. Clements
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LEGAL NOTICE.

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The unknown heirs at law of ELLIS
Humphrey, deceased, will take notice
that on the 3rd day of August, 1911, w.
V. Bradford as administrator of the es-
tate of Ellis Humphrey, deceased. filed
his petition i'm the Probate Court of Knox
County Ohio, against the known heirs at
law OF said Ellis Humphrey. deceased,
as we'll as the unknown heirs of said
Ellis Humphrey deceased, praying for
an order OF said Probate Court for the
sale of the real estate of wlich the said
Ellis Humphrey died seized, for the pur-
pose of paying debts said real estate
being lot No. GO In the village of Mt
Liberty, Knox county Ohio.
Said parties are required to answer on
or before the 30th day of September. 1911.
or judgment and an order for the sale
of said premises may be taken against
them
w. " BRADFIELD,
Administrator of Ellis Humphrey,
deceased.
T.. O. Levering, attorney for. admin
istrator. SILL Is, 90 ;9-1,SS
The Democratic banner. (Mt. Vernon, Ohio) 1898-192?, 1911-08-11
Attack Like Tigers

In fighting to keep the blood pure
the white corpuscles attack the disease
germs like tigers. But often germs
multiply so fast the little lighters are
overcome, Then see pimples, boils,
eczema, saltrheum and sores multiply
and strength and appetite fail This
condition demands Electric Bitters to
regulate stomach, liver and kidneys
and to expel poisons from the blood,
"They are the best blood purifiers, y
writes G. II, Budahn, of Tracy, Calf,
81 have ever found" They make
rich, red blood, strong nerves and
build up your health. Try them. soc
at G, r, Baker and Co., Mt. Vernon
and #, Fink ,Fredericktown.
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OHIO EXPOSITION
TO BREAK RECORD
Larger Building Equipment Re-
qulred For Exhibits.
WILL Be Open DAY AND NIGHT

Good Roads Enthusiasts VIII Find
Much to Interest Them This Year
In an Inspection Of Miles Of Fine
Drlveways Throughout the Grounds,
Which Are Being Resurfaced Under
Direction Of the State Highway
Commissioner.
An idea Of the magnitude TO which
The Ohio State Fair. Aug. 2S to Sep.
i, Is expected to attain can be had by
contemplating the great cattle exhib-
~ building Already one of the most
complete structures of it's kind In the
country, and which accommodated one
thousand head of cattle last year is
being enlarged to care for sixteen
hundred thoroughbreds. 1t now be-
comes probably the greatest cattle
exhibit building In the world, and the
cattle show that will be staged within
It during State Fair week will equal,
R not excel, any exhibition of the
kind ever attempted in the nation.
Entries, which close Aug. 12, are be-
ing received hourly, and already 1t
90 evident that the exhibits OF other
years will be far exceeded this year
A new high water-mark will be at
tained for future fairs to strive for.
Citizen SoIdlery.
The cream Of the Ohio National
Guard, in full soldier uniform, will
do police duty at the Ohio State Fair
Aug. 28 to Sept. l. General Wey-
brecht has consented to select them,
and they will be drawn from every
company in the state and will be the
pick Of our citizen soldiery. In addi-
zion to doing police duty they will ex-
hibit regular army camp on the
grounds and will appear on dress pa
zade daily for the edification OF the
throngs in attendance.
Fire Drill.
Another feature OF this years fair
viii be daily exhibitions by two com
panies OF regular city firemen. A
magnificent new fire department
building Is nearing completion, and
IN II will be housed two full com
panies of Columbus firemen, with full
sIusphtht vi Hlt hBhNlHB apparatus.
They will be on duty to guard the
millions OF dollars worth OF buildings
and exhibits. and will also give daily
drills for the pleasure Of the spec
xators.
Good Roads Exhibit.
Good roads enthusiasts will find
much to interest them at the State
Fair this year In an inspection of the
miles of fine driveways throughout
the grounds These roadways are all
being resurfaced under the direction
Of the state highway commissioner
ana are developing into the most per-
fect specimens OF up-to-date road
ways. In addition to the roads being
fhun treated. the commissioner is put
ting In short sections of entirely new
driveways as specimens OF the lates,
and most approved methods OF high.
way construction. II will be worth
9he while of everyone interested to
ace and study them.
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Miss Ruth Hyatt of MT Vernon, /

Miss Ruth Hyatt of Mt Vernon, is
spending a few days with relatives at
this place.
Mr.. and Mrs, William Schooley Of
Warsaw, spent Saturday and Sunday
with Mr. and Mrs. Fred Schooley.
Mir, and Mrs. Morningstar returned
home last Saturday after spending
two weeks in Mansfield
Mr.. and Mrs. Neif die of Utica,
spent Saturday night with Mr.. and
Mrs. George Hoyman.
Mr., and Mrs. Charles Knox spent
Friday In Brandon, asa
Mr., and Mrs, Ross Nethers spent
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Miss Rose Ackerman of North San.
dusky street, entered the Mt. Vernon
Medical and Surgical Sanitarium
Tuesday evening for treatment.
Secretary II. C, Gates of the Knox
County Fair association went to Col
umbus and other points in the western
part OF the state Wednesday for the
purpose of engaging special features
for the fair this year.
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Saturday evening with Mr. and Mrs.
Sol Parker.
Quite. a number from this place at
tended the camp meeting at the caves
Sunday. az
Mrs. James Underwood shipped q
carload OF sheep to Buffalo last week.
Mf Lemard Hoyman returned to
Columbus after spending week with
his parents.
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FOR SALE-A second hand auto
mobile runabout; eighteen horse pow
er; leather top, machine in No. con-
dition; cost $1,50O; bargain at 5000.
Owner has moved away; left in my
charge to sell. Address, p. o. Box
302. Mt. Vernon. o.
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sMrHNsE INreaEsr ArrRAcrrp.

So great and widespread is the In.
serest In this years fair that $4,000
worth OF postage win be required to
carry on the correspondence relative
90 II. Five thousand dollars is being
spent for paint alone. with which 10
preserve and beautiiy the scores OF
great exhibit buildings, and hundreds
of artists. painters and decorators
viii be employed right up to the mo
Wnent OF the opening.
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Mrs, Josie rrimble and son of Mt.
Vernon are the guests of Mrs. b. f.
Hammond of Millwood.
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sHERIFF's SALE

Flora Blanchard
James Adams ct al
Knox Common Pleas
BY virtue OF an order of sale issued
out Of the Court of Common Pleas of
Knox County Ohio. and to me directed,
I will offer for sale at tie door OF the
Court House, in Mount Vernon, Knox
County, on
Saturday, the 10Th Day of
August, 1911
between the hours of p. m. and p. m,
of SAID DAY. 6ae totlTWins tnwit described
Situate in the township or Howard,
county OF Knox and State of Ohio.
Known as part OF lot No. 16 in quarter
township No. and township No. Z, range
II u, s. M. lands, and bounded and des-
cribed as follows:
Commencing at a stake on the bank or
owl creek on the north side, two poles
west of where the house formerly stood,
near willow tree standing on the bank
of said creek above where the spring emp.
ties into said creeS: thence south 81 S-4
degrees east "a poles to a stake; thence
south 70 degrees east s. 1-2 poles TO
stake; thence north one-half degree east
23.S3 poles to a stake; thence north ~ ia
degrees west S.ei poles 70 70 q stake; stake thence nee
place of beginning containing foW acres;
For further particulars reference Is had
to a plot or survey made by Thomas G.
Plumer on the 19tn day of May 1885, but
subject to all legal highways
Appraised at S26OOO.
Terms OF sale-Cash.
Sheriff Knox County, Ohio.
+. o. lowering. attorney for plaintiff
4,A,2S;s-41is
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do not consider Mr.. Hubertx
reasons" good. The nrst is not be-
cause only three OF my eleven medals
nave been awarded in limited classes
The other nine medals were awarded
In classes open to all photographers of
the northwestern states. If Mr.. HUI
bertz had attended any Of the conven-
tons during the late years he would
know more about convention matters
and incidentally more about modern
Photography. The fact that Mr.. Hu-
bertz has Joined. the Boosters club
does not give him any license TO make
any false claims or endeavor to profit
oy making statements that are mis-
leading. TO the public.
IL we want to live up to the spirit
OF this boosters movement the photo
graphers, as one of the business in
terests OF the city. should jointly Sc
cure a place where all could be repre-
scented by exhibits OF their work The
place could be kept open 20 the public
for week. This would awaken a
good deal OF interest in photography
and should benefit every photographer
Ia the city.
VIII the photographers notify the
newspapers II they approve OF this
movement Are you in favor Of this, \
MFR. Hubertz2
j. c. Jansrud.
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Big SOCIAL FUNCTION
Much Curiosity Aroused Over Union
Halloween Party ut Y. m. C. A.
Clever Programme.

The committee OF thirty-seven rem
resenting the young peoples societies.
4. w. c. a and Y. M. C. A. have
practically completed their plans for
the big social event to be given Hail.
loween night. Tuesday. Oct. 81. All
the young people and grown people
OF the city are invited to attend. There
Is no charge, the funds for conductinr
the Dig event having been secured By
special subscription.
The building is to be entered through
an Imitation cave and shoot from a
Winoow on the Roberts street side of
the Z. M. g. A. building. Guides win
then conduct the guests through the
building, entering all sorts OF mystic
passages and rooms. In each room
one of the societies win conduct a spe-
cial spook stunt which is supposed 10
keep the guests alive with interest
and trembling excitement through tha
entire journey.
The entire big 7. M. C. A. building
viii be devoted to this entertainment
with the exception OF the second floor
rooms set aside for the Elson Arr
exhibit and the resident rooms n
win take over an hour to complete
the journey through Hades. Every
body ought to be there TO enjoy this
fun.
The committee asks that each gen
tlemau bring his wife. best girl. his
sister or some other fellows sister. and
IL not lady some gentleman friend
or come alone. but be sure Co come.
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Porter assisted the hostess 10 serv-
ing a light luncheon.
-
Miss Marian. daughter OF Mr.. and
Mrs. W, ri Hatch of Fourteenth
street south. will be HaIlowe'e ca
hostess on Saturday evening. she
has chosen 3 very unique form Of In
yitation for her guests which reads as
follows
Il shall be at home on Saturday night
Seven to 10. III aii goes right
Please come as a ghost. with face en-
masqua.
And to tell who's who win be the
FIRST task.
A Halloween party this IL 10 be.
SO spcoks and witches prepare to
see"
Miss Ruth Hardy has issued invita-
tons to number Of her girl friends
for a Halloween party on Monday
evening. The entertainment In being
cleyerly arranged and a jolly evening
is anticipated.
a.
The ladies' of Plymouth consreea-
tional church are planning to give
one of their famous New England
suppers In the basement Of the church
On Nov. 10.
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A TRIAL WILL CONVINCE ANY.
ONt-THf GREAT KIDNEY REM
DY NEVER DISAPPOINTS.

a few years ago was troubled with
E, complication 0f kidney and stomach
ailments and although / tried two or
three different doctors was unable to
SOtain cure. Having heard a great
oeal about swamp Root, I decided TO
glVe u q trial and purchased q one
dollar bottle OF Mr.. Atexander. the
druKgist. From the beginning could
notice change for the better and
aIter taking eight bottles OF your medi-
cine I felt entirely cured and have MOI
had any trouble since.
Had began using Swamp Root
sooner, ! would have been q few hun
AIRED collars to the good and saved my
self Dot OF suffering.
Oh may use my testimonial any
1rna you wish. Yours very truly,
CHARLES n. HARRIS
$50 Sixth ST. Marion Towm
! certify that Charles e. Harris sign
90 the above testimonial in my pres
ence being first dniv sworn to the
truth thereof, this the eth dav az Itliv.
AsuS. ID. r.. Kinl@y, r. r.
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At the Hotels

]. w. Carroll 10 q city hotel cues
from Lisbon.
=, a F1sk came down from Grans
Forks yesterday.
John Magin OF verona was a cit,
hotel guest yesterday.
w r. Krenz or New salem was .
local hotel guest Friday.
w. s. George OF aaiesburx was :
city hotel guest yesterday.
Mrs. Jennie was among the early
morning arrivals In the city.
Lambert Smith OF jamestown was q
Friday guest at the Elliott.
Geo. D. Palmer OF Darlington was
q local hotel guest this week.
c. Freeman came down from Grand
Forks yesterday on business.
c. J. Roberge Of EnderIin IL among
the city hotel guests this week.
chris Nelson Of McHenry was a
business caller in Fargo yesterday.
Fl. r. HeIgesen Of Milton was among
the Friday guests at the Gardner.
III. NJ. Cornell OF Mott called in the
business districts OF the city yesterday.
r. Reed Of the satanic city waa
among the arrivals yesterday ia FAR
go,
A. T. olstrom and Elna olstrorn
OF Kuhn shopped In the city this
week.
Gus o. Kraft is g Sheldon man who
transacted business in the city this
week.
John Watt and william watt OF
Leonard are registered az the PRESCOTT
Friday.
J. f. Gale Is resident Of Hunter
who called on friends in the city yes
terday.
Ira J. Larson il registered at one
Of the leading hotels In the city from
Leonard.
+. c, Harrington is a resident OF
Hendrum who is registered at one
of the local hotels.
Chas. NJ. McDonough and j. J.
Bowers Of Page called on business
friends in Fargo yesterday.
Mr.. and Mrs. William III. Cox OF
Paramount are registered this week |
u one OF the popular hotels I'm the |
sity.
Eighteen men from ST. Thomas col
eye including their gridiron warriors
egistered this morning at the wal |
lori
L B. Elefson. e. @. oils and Thos.
sasley, all of Kindred, were among
he guests at the Metropole yester-
lay.
J. e. Christensen, III. o. Hanson.
ma L. T. Peterson are registered at
me OF the local hotels In the city from
4itchvflle.
J. c. Stout Henry Heath. G. "a
richard, Clark Mosn. Frank Burley
nd John Dynes are q party OF Gard
eT men who spent yesterday in Fargo.
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MONTY No,N II b.

Grand Forks. y. D.. Oct. 2s.-Twenty
North Dakota high schools win par
ticipate In the annual contest OF the
North Dakota Debating league. and
Dec. Is the cate tixed for the first
OF the debates. One of the most in
teresting features of the flrst debate
IL found In the fact that Minnawaukan
and Leeds victors In the two previous
contests. win meet. The other high
schools paired of are as follows:
Cakes VS.. Wahpeton: Devils Lake va.
Michigan: Kenmaxe VIZ. Grafton: Hat
ton VS.. Park River; Valley City W.
Buffalo: Hillsboro VS.. I.aMonre; MInot
vs.. Harvey: and Westhope VS.. Rugby.
The final match takes place IN Grand
Forks. May T.