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1. 1. 1. 1. I I PAGE FOUR EVENING RECORD, GREENVILLE, PA WILL APPEAL AUDITORS REPORT Secretary Hoon of the Taxpayers'; League Has Called a Meeting.

A inceting of the Taxpayers' League of Mercer county has called for Saturday of next week, to micel in the assembly room of the new court house, says the Western Press. A petition signed by twenty taxpayers of the rounty which was presented to Dr. A. I. Hoon.

secretary of the league, asking that. exreptions be tiled to the report of the county auditors, in accordance with the disclosures made by that paper some weeks ago, will be brought be the meeting action. Seere. tary Hoon has issued the following call for the meeting: "Having been petitioned in writing by twenty taxpayers of Mercer connty to enll a mooting of the Taxpayers' League for the purpose of taking an appeal from the auditors' report of Mercer county for the year 1910, 1 have sol Saturday, July 29, at 2 p. 121..

in the assembly room. du the 230 house. 118 the time and place Tor the meeting. Lol all former and prospective members of league in attendance. A.

I. Hoon. See's. CAMP WILEY OPENED TODAY Local Militiamen Left for N. P.

Encampment on Friday. Major J. H. Martin, quartermastor, and Sorgrant A. M.

Orr of the See and Brigade staff, and Howard K. Githson. batallion adjutant of the Sixtoonth regiment. are at Indiana par. ticipating in the encampment of the Serond brigade.

N. G. J'. ('harles one of the local mail car. riors.

joined Troop of which lie is member. alt Now Castle. Friday morning. C'ompanies A. of Eric.

and of passed through here 0): Bessemer train No. P. Friday morning. 'I'ho Grove t'ity and Butler compinios Were picked up en route and contingent of the Sixteenth proreeded from Butler to Instiana via the West it. arriving in Indiana late in the afternoon.

PUBLIC SALE OF REAL By virtue of an order issued ESTATE. out of the Orphans' ('ourt of Merrer county. and at No. 12 January form, 1911. 10 me dirceted, will.

THURSDAY. AUGUST 17. 1911. the hour of one o'clock D. m.

eXises, that certain piece or parcel DOSe 10 mablie sale. upon the prom. situate. in Sugar Grove township, Mercer do. Pa.

bounded (2t the north by land or J. V. MeGranahan: the vast by land of A. 1. McGranAnderson McGranahan, P.

F. Stull. and Neel Riley: south by land of Bor: Barrows and the Little She. Creek, and ou the west by land of 'I'. G.

Metiranahan and Mr. Granahan, containing 0120 hundred miore or less. This farm has good buildings and is very desirable. Terms made known on das of sale. VIRGI.

1, JOHNSON. Trustee. HARRY 1. RECK, Altorney. The New CRESCENT STEAM LAUNDRY Rebuilt and equipped in most modern style RE-OPENS MONDAY JULY 24.

TILLOTSON DRY GOODS CO. SPECIALS The Suits at special prices were closed out in one hour. MATTINGS are to be closed out next. 25c and 30c Mattings go on sale at 18c yd. next Tuesday, July 25.

No cheap, poor goods go in this sale. See them in our window. Must be relieved quickly and Poley's Honey and Tar Compound will do it. E. M.

Stewart, 1034 Wolfram The Cause of Eczema. is germ life that burrows under and feeds on the skin. The way to cure eczema is to remove the cause by washing away with a clean, penetrating liquid, the germ life and poisous that cause the trouble. We have a preparation that will do this. The first application will stop the itching and give prompt relict to, an irritated, itching or infamed skin.

it a sufferer from skin or scalp eruption in any form, try one bottle clean scientife preparation, we are confident you will be pleased with the results from of this standard preparation for coz-: use: ema. Good for infants as well as grown persons al Harry West's drug store. Hay Fever and Summer Colds street, Chicago, writes: I have been greatly troubled during the hot mer months with hay fever and tind that Foley's Honey and Tar others who suffer similarly will Compound Tiget great reller." Many be glad to benefit by Mr. Stewart's ex. perience.

Harry D. West. Death in Roaring Fire may not, result from the work of fire-! bugs, but often severe burns are caused that make quick need for Bucklen's Arnica Salve, the quickest, surest cure for burns, bruises, bolls, sores. It subdues wounds, in-: flammation. It kills pain.

It soothes and heals. Drives off skin ulcers or piles. Only 25c at Miller's eruptions, Pharmacy, Harry D. West's and Fredonia Pharmacy, Fredonta. Old Soldier Tortured.

"For years I suffered unspeakable and torture liver from trouble," indigestion, constipation wrote A. K. Smith 3 war veteran at Erie, "but Dr. King's Now Life Pills fixed me all right. They're simply great." them for any stomach, liver or kid- 1 Try Dey trouble Only 25c at Miller Pharmacy, Harry D.

West's, and Free donia Pharmacy, Fredonia. Job printing. Advance Argus BARGAINS 1000 fine white waists valued to $300 while they last $1.00 100 Ladies' fine gingham dresses trimmed in embroidery and Irish crochet valued to $12.50 while they last $6.50 50 Ladies' gingham and lingerie dresses, former prices to $12.50 to close at $3.75 Chas. O. Johnson 308 State St.

ERIE, PA. 'SATURDAY, JULY 22, 1911. SUNDAY SCHOOL. Lesson Quarter, For July 23, 1911. THE INTERNATIONAL SERIES.

Text of the Lesson, li Chron. xxxiv, 1-13-Memory Verses, 1, 2-Golden Text, Ecol. xii, 1-Commontary Prepared by Rev. D. M.

Stoarns. This is an unusually good lesson for the boys, Inasmuch as It is the story of a boy king who began to reigu when he was ouly eight years old and be did right in the sight of the Lord, turn- fag nether to the right hand nor to the left. Reference should be made to that other boy, King Joash, who began to reign when he wag only seven years old and relgned forty years in Jerusalem. We also did right in the sight of the Lord as loug as Jebolada the priest Instructed him, but in his later years Jeholada's son to be atoned to death because ho brought rebuke from the Lord (I Kings xli; JI Chron. Ixiv).

Josiah reigned -one years fu Je rusalem; but, although he EL good king and wrought great reforms and kept the greatest passover since the days of Samuel (I Chron. xxxv, 18), yet the last part of his reign was clouded by willfulness, which cost him his lito and caused Jeremiah the prophet to lament for hits, for Jeremiah prophesied during the last elguteen years of his reign (Jer. 1, 1, 21. That even a very young person can serve the Lord we learn also from the story of Samuel, who as a child ministered unto the Lord (1 Sam. ii, 18, 21, 26; 11, 1).

'The prophet Jeremiah snid when called to his office, "Ah, Lord God, behold, I cannot spenk, for I am a child," but the Lord strengthened aim and assured bim (Jer. 6-9). Tim. othy from 21 child knew the Scriptures, and our Blessed Lord said at the age of "I must be about my Father's business" (Luke Ji, 4P1. The life of the Lord Jesus was absolutely perfect all through.

The life of Samuel was about as nearly perfect as ordinary mortals, by the grace of God, get to It, and with him I sociate Joseph and Daniel. But when reedeemed by the great sacrifice of Christ we must take no other pattern than His life who left us an example that we should follow His steps (I Pet. 14, 21). The only way is to contionally "consider Him" and "run with patience. looking unto Jeaus" (Feb.

xil, 1-3). One of the most remarkable things about Josiah was that he was mentioned by name 3:00 years before was born by an unnamed prophet who predicted that he would do certain things, which did exactly as predicted Kings xiii. 1, 2, and I Kings xxili. 1-17). Josiah was one of seven men In the Bible story who were mentioned by name before they were born.

Let those who are interested search them out. A very Interesting incident. to nie concerning the other boy king, Joach, is the way the money was obtained to repair the house of the Lord. I refer to the chest, with the hole in the lid, placed by the altar to receive the of. forings of the people, and it worked splendidly, and money was gathered in abundance.

Whether Josiah gothered his money for repairs in the: some way or nut it is not said, but the same thing is written in each ease concernIng the workmen viz, that no log was kept with them because they dealt faithfully (11 Kings xli, 9-15; xxil, 7). Note that Josiah in doing right in the sight of the Lord turned neither to the right hand nor to the left (verse 2). Remember oft repeated phrases in Leviticus. "nuto the Lord" and "before the Lord," and the command to Abraham. "Walk before me and be thou sincere" (Gen.

xvil. 1. margin). When be was sixteen years old he begou to seek the God of David, his tather, and when be was twenty he be 10 purge Judah and Jerusalem from Idols (verse 3), so that he must bavo sought the Lord acrording to Jer. xxix, 13.

From verse 2 it would scorn that ho personally superintended the breaking down of the idol altars, and theretore the work would be done thorougbly. Verse 5 refers to the predic. tion of the man of God in I Kings xill. 2, which we have atrendy mentioned. Verses 6 and 7 speak of his carrying bla cleansing into four of the other tribes and of his return to Jerusalem.

It would seem as if he really did what ho could to cleanse the land from idolntry and turn the people back to God. It was the last call from God for Just -two years after his death the last batch of captives were carrled to Babylon, he being surrended four bad kings, who relgned twenty-two years. Jo the eightuenth year of his relga, when he was twenty-six years old, he begun to repair the house of the Lord bis God (verse 8). Pour times in verses 8 to 10 the house is mentioned. The tabernacle, for about 500 years, and then the temple were the heart of the national life.

and at the beginning and close of the life on earth of the Lord Jesus He cleansed the temple. Ag was their treatment of the temple, so was their treatment of God, for there He revealed to them. It as believers we would cleanse ourselves from all Ditbiness of the flesh and spirit, perfecting boliness in the fear of God, we would know more what it means to be temples of the living God, dwelling and walking In us and mauitesting Himself to us R8 our Father, the Lord God Almighty Cor. vi, 16: vil, 1). PILES CURED AT HOME BY NEW ABSORPTION METHOD.

blind 11 you suffer from bleeding, Itching. protruding Piles, send me your address, and I will you bow to cure yourself at home by the new absorption treatment: and will also send some of this home treatment free for trial, with references from your own locality it requested. mediate relief and permanent cure assured. Send 00 money, but tell others of this offer. Write today to Mrs.

Summers, Box Notre Dame. Ind. Job printing, Advance Argue Co. CHURCH NEWS. CHURCH NEWS.

(Any pastor, who so desires, is at liberty to have his announcements published free of charge. For the benefit of strangers, each church should be represented with list of services at Baptist Churen. Cor. Penn and Shenango streets, Rev. D.

Beanland, pastor. Sunday school a. preaching 11 m. and 9:30 7:30 p. B.

Y. P. 6:30 p. m. All are welcome to these services.

First E. Church. Publle worship with sermon by the pastor al. 11 a. m.

There will be no evening preaching service but all are invited to the Epworth League vesper service at 6:30 p. in. Sunday school as usual at 9:30 81. m. Evangelical.

Morning sermon "The Grace of Humility;" evening sermon. "God's Love for a Fallen World." All are invited. 1. A. Miles, pastor.

Second Methodist Episcopal. Second Methodist. I Episcopal church, Milton E. Muder, Pastor. Sunday school at 9:30 a.

and 2:30 p. Clarksville street, corner church, League, Evening preaching ser. vise, 7: 30 p. m. The morning service will be de.

volid to the cradle roll department of the Sunday school. The pastor will preach an appropriate sermon and will conclude the service by administering baptism 10 children whose parenta desire it. Subject for evening sermon, "The Secret of C'ontent." Trinity Lutheran Church. Holy Trinity Lutheran church, corner l'enn avenue and Clinton street, Prank (. Oberly.

sorices, 11. n. m. and 7:30 p. Sunschool sessions.

9:30 a. 11.: day thor League meetings, Sunday 6. 11. mid-week serives, Wednesdays, p. 111.

Reformed Church. Zion's Reformed church. Main A. D. Bauman, minister -Sunday school al 9:30 fl.

morning servlee al 11 In. Evening service alt. D. in. Vonng People's Ausiliary at.

4:30 D. 31. Regular services except 110 evening service. Unitd Presbyterian Church. 9:45 a.

m. Sabbath school and men's Bible class; 11 a. preaching by the pastor; 6:45 p. m. Christian Endeavor meeting; 7:30 p.m.

Preaching by the pastor; A cordial All the regular services will be hold tomorrow. Tho pastor will proark both morning and evening. It the weather is pleasant. service will be held DIt lie the evening lawn. All are cordially church invited to attend.

The pastor expects 10 leave 110Xt work for his vacation. Prof. Samuel Dodds of Grove tity will preach nose Sunday morning. July 30. AUTOISTS FOR GOOD ROADS At Meeting of Association It Was Decided to Purchase Three King Drags.

111 largely at mooting bi the Meteor l'ounts Automobile 40 ciation. hi at tin Arlington hotel. it 8 :15 decided that hi.st plan to by to minors cit the orvanization :11 their effort in secure better roads it: the cooperate with the rond supervisors county. was to in the various townships. The organization decided 10 pur chase three splitJog road drags, colic In lie boated at Greenville, alt Merr and other at Sharon and to be Used oll roads in these virinlo demonstrate to the supervis.

the value of this simple device. 81 making. Three drags will bu socored a once to In: under the direction of (2. .1. hott 01 Greenville.

otte under Me Sharon. and tho other will be handled by William Montgomof Morror. Considerable routine matter was transacted at the meet ing and it decided to mot 81 Grote City he: first Monday 111 Auxust. Off for Canadian Wilds. Not Tuesday members ot id Comfort Fishing club will for their annual encampment 011 French river.

near North Day. tario. Canada. Mercer, Greenville. Moufsille.

Sharon. Now Castle. Franklin Pittsburg, anal Chicago people will romprise Greenville's representatives will I. 1. Kook and W.

D. Rock. You Ought To Know that impure with, it: weakresult-. ample: breath. headache.

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Beecham's P'ills surely help you to will an active liver, good stomach, sweet breath, herd and refreshingsleep. lu young or old they will Relieve Constipation Sold Everywhere. la bases 10c. and 254. ROUNDHEADS OT CELEBRATE Famous Roundheads' Fiftieth Anni.

versary Will Be Held on August 30 at New Castle. New Castle, July of the Roundheads, 100th Regiment. Pennsylvania Volunteer Infantry, will hold their annual reunion in New Castle August 30. At the same time they will celebrate the 50th anniversary of their entry into the service of the northern cause in the Civil war. Citizens of New Castle believe that the city should take up the matter of entertaining these old heroes of one of the most famous regiments that took mart in the great struggle is will very be likely effected ihat.

an organization, show the Roundheads that they have 1100 been for. gotten. That Witting homage should be paid to them and that their reunion should not. be alone a gathering but that it should amount to the magnitude of Now Castle people receiving them with all honors. 11 is suggested that citizens' reception, entertainment and any other committees that would add to the comfort of the appointed in order to should be decorated in the red.

systematize the plan. The white and blue. for any honor that. is paid this body of men could not be 100 groat. This is one of the last few reunions that they will hold.

The ravages ol' time have dimmed their eyes that were once bright with the snap of youth and their stops. that tonk them into the thickest of the fight with: an enthusiasm that brought victory after virtory. are getting slow. The entire city should turn out to receivo the heroes 85 their spocial guests 012 August Fifty years 11350 they had marched away fo tight for the cause of the north. Amt tight they did.

In the history of that great conflict there is 110 brighter pace than the arcomof the Roundheads regi-1 mont. There are nine survisors or the regiment in New Castle as follows: Philip Wagner. Jacob and I. It. Saukos: ('o.

J. Ror. PAug Douglass, D. and David T. licover: (o.

K. H. Dunlap. Samuel M. Dickson.

Richard Me hesney and Col. TruShane. This regiment was organized by the Gen. Daniel Leasure. The following companies wen it the origi.

hill organization: Company A. Washington Capain Armstrong. county. Company I. rounty.

lain Dawson Cape C'ompan; 4. Lawrence and Butler counties, Captain Cornelius. C'ompang D. Lawrence and Beaver aunties, Captain Shurlock. 1 Company F.

Lawrence tain Bentley. county. Company F. Lawrence county. tain Cline.

Compaus G. fain contity. Can Brown. Company I. Lawrence 1: Moore counts.

Cape Company I. Law fain Scuires county. 4'apCompany K. L.an taint Vangordor county, Can Company M. tin L.or comty.

Cap Captain Squire 1.08 8 Angels of the lirA: 0120 only living MIDGETS FEATURE Are Brother and Sister. One chief attractions at the carnival to he held here all next wook will be: the brother Phillipino Midgets. and sister. These ple are two children of family tiny I I I in the villa of born a Taniagan. province of ('aniz Island.

little Panay. P. 1. The lady. Miss Martina do la is the sprond child Cruz.

unto. to her par. born She: is years of ago. is 21 inches high and weighs Her 21 pounds. brother, Juan.

is years 21 inches high and old. is The weighs 30 pounds. little man's wife, with a ticket seller the show. is of they normal size and hasp intel one child. The midgets have ole, and joint that is muRevery hone, due to buman analoiny They are highly Speaking four languages.

educated. well read in the world's and are It will indeed be history. interesting til amusing to watch these are waltz and and to march around tiny their midgets enclos. dress see the little man suit do acrobatic would stunts that seem possible. A of the midgets brother they furnishes music while 4,0 through their This brother is an performance.

To average size man. miss seeing the gets will to MidFillipino chief miss secing the val. at coming attraction carnij22-21. Sprains require careful Keep quiet and apply treatment. Liniment freely.

It will Chamberlain's soreness and quickly restore remove the the sale to a healtby condition. by all dealers, For Vagaries of a can Dover bA In the where a cold is going to bit quite sure fall and winter it may settlo in you, the be alarmed severe pain. Do not bowels, producing nor torment yourself with fears of appendicitis. At the first sign of a tuke Perry Davis' Painkiller in sweet. cramp ened water and relief comes at warin, is but oue Painkiller, once.

There Perry Davia', FILIPINO MIDGETS ARE CARNIVAL FEATURE OF CARNIVAL. Smallest Adults Living Will Be Seen Next Week at the Carnival Here. NEW CASTLE PORTLAND CEMENT FOR ALL PURPOSES, IS THE BEST THAT CAN BE MADE ASK ANY CUSTOMER. If your dealer does not handle "NEW CASTLE" Cement, write to us for price and information. We manufacture LUMP LIME and PULVARIZED RAW LIMESTONE for agricultural purposes.

New Castle Portland Cement Co' 'GREER BUILDING NEW CASTLE, PENNA. Mrs. Ruby and Wednesday with Mr. Mr. and ed home with their Colorado.

Mr. daughter. Perry, of former's with Mrs. Knapp, Rev. guest erson the Mr.

and ver Falls, Prank Miss Maud of Mrs. Miss in Pittsburg here tor J. D. woks. Mr.

and Youngstown. F. Zodaker E. P. Island.

Mrs. James and Mrs. Bert the first Inneral Mrs. J. trued do out of I-.

5. first of the rar1 for U. tutoral sou al John to spond Mr and spent lives Miss day tor 21 re: Hiram Noe Castle bill Miss Lon main after appendicitis. M1'9 J. burg.

W. loss and Charts in town on trie miss Allisot: Mead visit with and Miry Ralph (. his family 1141 Mire. tor 3 few Mr. and and Mrs.

SANDY LAKE. S. 1. Myers Ind children, l'aul, went 10 Greenville, morning for a short. visit and Mrs.

Lyle Buchanan. Mrs. D. C. Rhoades returnon Saturday from a visit son.

Otis. soul family. in and Mrs. I. J.

Waster and Zelma. Mr. and Mrs. A. M1.

Cleveland, drove down in auto 10 spend two weeks Walser's mother. Mrs. Win. (111 Snow Flake farm. Marlin, of Morrison.

Col. was of his niece. Mrs. J. P.

Andlatter part of last week. Mrs. Prank Steele of Boa the auer's mother. Drs. Pair of West Middlesex, ant Nicklin were the guests Rice the last of the week.

Elsie Berringer who bas since last December. is a visit with her mother. Mra and others tor low Brakoman Mrs. Paul Greenwood, of 0. were guests or anti family on Tuesday.

('olo and tamily. of Neville visited Mrs. mother. Lucretia Honderson. this week.

A. Halley ot Youngstown Sunday with his parents. Mr. T. N.

Bail Goorer of Chicago WAIS her sook to attend the John 1: Davis. M. Carines has been contu-r home the: past work on sickness. Patton wot: 101 Kromis the wook where he has a (ON. bridge stonework.

Bowmer and family attended of Dr. James C. Thomp Franklin last Friday. fluise was home from Bullalo Sunday with his Mrs. N.

0: Sunday with Franklin rola- Turner left vestor. visit :11 Mars and Wilkins. al family drove fo Sunday in their Boss is able to be around her recent operation for M. Motormik of Park. is gue- (i ('.

Var. V. family. Newkirk of was the fir. of the 3 calling and Mildrei Rupert of are hero for a two weeks' their grandparents, Mr.

M. Allison. Wilson of Beaver joined here al home of Mr. f. It.

Down last Saturday days visit. Mrs. Mathi-on. Mr Frank and son. Ar BESSEMER LAKE ERIE RAIL ROAD COMPANY Time Table in Effect May 28, 1911.

Trains leave Greenville Eastern Standard time. Southward No. 1, 7:00 a. for Dewey 1 Brady's Bend) East New Castle, Butler and Allegheny. No.

9, 9:33 a. tor Hilliards, But ler, East Pittsburg and Allegheny. No. 11, 3:45 p. dally, for I Cast Pittsburg and Allegheny, Butler, W.

necting week days for Hilliards and A. R. stations. No. 13, 7:35 p.

for Butler and intermediate stations. No. 3, 7:35 p. Sunday only (on and after June 18) for Grove City, Butler and Allegheny. Northward No.

12, 7:08 a. from Butler to Meadville, Conneaut, 0., and Erle. No. 6, 11:05 8. Butler Sunday only, to Exposition Park.

No. 14, 11:50 d. dally, from East Pittsburg, Allegheny and Butler, to Eric, connecting week days for Meadville and Conneaut, 0. No. 10, 4:43 p.

from East Pittsburg, Allegheny and Butler to Meadville, Conneaut and Erie. 2, 7:13 from No. and Butler. Allegheny No. 4, 4:50 p.

(ou Saturdays only and after June 17) from Allegheny and Butler, to Expo. Park, Nos. 11 and 14 daily; dally except Sunday. other train L. D.

Comstock, G. P. D. Laird, Agent, Pittsburg, Pa. Greenville, Pa.

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Sharon Man to Build. An item from a Sharon paper is to. the effert that Charles Flowere, tractor of that city, has purchased a large piece or property in Greenville and will erect mumber of modern houses. Catarrh Cannot Be Curd with 1. u9 they cannot the seat of the disrase, catarrh is a blond react or cont 1 tutional and in veter so cure It you taust take tnternal remote.

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