THE OGDENSBURG JOURNAL, SATURDAY AFTERMOOM:
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STELLAR ATTRACTIONS ARRANGED AT FAIR.
HEAR THE TJIRJLUNG STORY OF TAHAN
IN THE DRESS OF AN INDIAN CHIEF, WHICH HE WEARS AS A TROPHY OF WAR
TAHAN W i l l APPEAR HERE ON THE THIRD DAY OF THE REDPATH
6 N E O F T H E BIG E V E N T S O F A BIG W E E K
WHO IS TAHAN?
T a h a o tells h i s audience of
Wfcite Child '
K i o w a Captive
Paleface S a t age
Custer Captive
Indian Soldiar
Court Marti aled D e s e r t e r
Escaped Military P r i s o n e r
Hunted Wanderer
Converted Savage
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Salvation A r m y Captain
Celebrated Clergyman
Widely Read A u t h o r
"THINGS I SAW AND DEB WHILE A SAVAGE"
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DISTINGUISHED LECTURER
But let him tell his own story.
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JUDGING PRIZE C A T T L E A T OGDENSBURG
He is hooked for the third day of Chautauqua week
ADMISSION BY REGULAR SEASON TICKET, OR ADULTS 35 CENTS, CHILDREN 15 CENTS
FAIR.
Arrangements have been made with the Ogdensburg band to furnish music at the fair. The band will
wear new uuifuiiiio and will famish guud liiu&ic, marching to the grounds and giving plenty of music in town and
at the fair.
Elton 1). Shav.-r i.f l\r<.h Riwr, X. V., uiil t-xMliil during llic fair :i !«•<• ami homy shew coiiMt;ting of five
different strings of bees in glass hives, which will afford an opportunity to see the queen, workers and drones in
all stages from egg to full grown bee.
There will also be a live bee demonstration in a wire cage, handling bees
as you -would flies.
In connection with the bees t h e r e will be a large display of honey in the form of a house, requiring ten
tons of honey to make the display. This will be a very interesting as well as an educational exhibit.
Application has been made by the State Department of Public Health to place at the fair a child welfare
exhibit. The exhibition deals exclusively with the child, giving demonstrations of care and details necessary to
health condition. Ample accommodation will be provide dfor this feature.
The usual high-class concert will be given during the week of the fair, details of which will be given later.
The entries are beginning to come in and many applications^for space an the buildings and on the grounds
are being daily received.
The out of town advertising is nearly completed and a thorough canvass of both sides of the river, covering a radium of nearly 100 miles h a s been made. A quick reading button of large size and very neat design, giving the date profinence, is being largely distributed.
The work on the grounds and buildings has not been overlooked and while t h e fair is now four weeks
hence t h e exhibition could be held tomorrow and find everything in readiness.
The American flag daylight bomb shell will be a decidedly novel feature. A bomb explodes 800 feet in the
air and a n American flag unfurls in the sky and floats away in t h e breeze, slowly descending t o earth. The flag
is enclosed in an 18-ineh shell and the size of the flag 3x5 feet. These bombs will be exploded Tuesday, Sept. 1st,
and the lucky boy or girl getting a flag will be admitted free on the following day.
THE STUDY OF WORDS.
SIG. SAUTELLE TO
BOYJKEPT LBTJOF;
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HIS-BURGLARIES
60 BACK TO WAGONS
It will interest you.
FROM T H E METROPOLITAN PRESS:
"No lecturer on the assembly platform gave better satisfaction."—Boston Star.
"One of the most romantic stories imaginable."—Philadelphia
Times.
"Tahan's lecture is wonderfully instructive and intensely interesting."—Washington Observer.
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"His life is a thrilling romance."—St. Louis Republic. ~ " * '•"'
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CANADIAN
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Writing an article, "Treasure In
Books," in the Woman's Home ComMISS A L I C E B O W D I S H AKlD M R . JOE A N G E L P L A Y I N G T H E L E A D I N G ROLES A R E S U P P O R T E D BY A C O M P A N Y T H A T H A S B E E N I N &JSi|
S E L L S HrS O U T F I T T O EEN ROB- HARRY W1LLETTE HAS MANY TO panion, Laura Spencer Portor gives
''$
the
following
excellent
advice
about
T H E CAST FOR T H E PAST T W O Y E A R S .
A F I R S T CLASS P E R F O R M A N C E IS A S S U R E D .
F I R S T CLASS
VAUDEVILLE BETWEEN j
1NSON.
ANSWER FOR.
the advantages to be gained from the
lH THE ACTS.
OR
THE WEEK:
M O N D A Y , " T H E C A L L OF T H E W O O D S " ; T U E S D A Y N I G H T , J
study of words:
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Sig Sautelle of Homer has sold Ms
Norwood, Aug. 1.—That with the
"The study of -words—it may sound
" T H O R N S A N D ORANGE B L O S S O M S " ; W E D N E S D A Y , " T H E L I G H T HOUSE BY T H E S E A " ; T H U R S D A Y , " S T . E L M O " ;
FRIDAY, " T H E J
big railroad circus to Ben Robinson. arrest of Harry Willette, who is now to you a dry thing, yet I promise you
Sautelle's circus showed at Fort Ed- in t h e Canton jail awaiting the action it is not; very far from it.
J.J{ W H I R L P O O L " ; S A T U R D A Y , " O N T H E M E X I C A N B O R D E R . "
MATINEE, TUESDAY, THURSDAY AND SATURDAY.
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ward, Washington county, last Mon- of the grand jury, many of the mys"And this brings me to suggest t h a t
day. It was while t h e tented aggre- terious robberies t h a t have taken the habit of one of the great writers of
gation was a t t h e Fort t h a t t h e big place i n northern New York during studying carefully from a good dictionthe past few. weeks will be cleared is ary five words each day is one from
deal was practcially closed.
The new proprietor of the Sautelle the belief of Norwood and Malone of- which we might all of us get a good
ciEeus rWill reduce t h e number of cars' ficials. When young Willette was ar- deal of profit. Or take a good book of
employed in transporting the big rested at Norwood Thursday morning, synonyms, for instance, and learn from til
Reserved Seats Now on Sale at the Box Office,
Doors Open 7:30 Sharp.
show. Sautelle will return to his home after burglarizing two stores, articles it each day live words somewhat simitaken
from
the
Malone
Hardware
Co.
lar,
comparing
and
weighing
carefully
in Homer and next season will start
out with a wagon show, l i e beliuves and the store of J. U. Duiljy & Co. were the meanings and values of thorn.
"Notice the degrees of force in the
t h e r e is more money in the old-time found in his possession. The young
wagon circus than with a railroad ag- man carried a diary which contained a following: To dislike, to hate, to loathe,
list of recent burglaries committed in to detest, to abhor. Each note struck
Make Your Dollar Produce
gregation.
Franklin and St. Lawrence counties. is a little stronger, higher, w e might
Sig Sautelle, whose • right name is
A brief account was found in the book say, like an ascending crescendo scale.
More in a New York
George Satterlee, is one of the best
of tiie entering of a Saranac Lake ho- So to instruct, to teach, to educate, are
known amusement purveyors on t h e
tel on July 22nd and the taking from each quite different in meaning, with
City Hotel. ,
road, having been before the public
the cash register in that plade money a great nicety of difference. So, refully half a century. About t e n years
to the amount of $12.
buke, reprimand, censure, blame, are
ago lie sold Ins entire outfit to a syn$2.50 PER D A Y .
$3.00 PER D A Y .
all of one color, but of how different
dicate of foreign capitalists and t h e
shades of meaning. So, too, misforA
pleasant
room
with
private bath,
circus was taken abroad. Sautelle
W. T. Greene, Hopkinton, N. I-L,
facing large open court.
then located in Homer, purchased writes the following letter, which will tune, calamity, disaster; so, weak,
(Not one room but one hundred of
several acres of land and erected a interest every o n e , who has kidney feeble, decrepit, and w h a t delicate difthem.)
commodious dwelling house and its trouble. "For over a year, Mrs. Greene ference between fume and renown or
architectural design had the seini- had been afflicted with a very stub- feminine and womanly and woman- S I T U A T I O N MOST C O M P L I C A T E D
An excellent room with private bath,
blanee of a circus tent. About fpur born kidney trouble. Foley Kidney ish."
facing street, southern exposure.
IN H I S T O R Y OF T H E
years ago Sautelle again entered the Pills done more to complete her re(Not one room, but eighty-seven of
Going to Extremes.
circus business and each season since covery than any medicine she has takthem.)
STATE.
"When taken to police headquarters
h a s managed a wagon show and this en and I feel it my duty to recommend
Also attractive room, without bath
season ventured out' with a railroad them." Williams Drug Co.
* Proud said tha't Ins home was in
for $1.50 per day. The Restaurant
heaven,
fie
is
believed
to
be
from
Topeka,
Kas.,
July
31.—If
the
precircus.
sent political campaign in Kansas had prices are most moderate.
SUBSCRIBE FOR T H E .TOTTRNAT^ Chicago.—Baltimore Sun.
LOCATION.
much longer. t o run the big wheat
and other crops promised for the
One minute from five of the largest
State this year would be in grave danger of neglect. Fortunately for t h e department stores.
Five minutes' walk from 19 principal
State and the prosperity of its citi- theatres.
zens the campaign will end with t h e
Within a block of the Fifth Ave.
primaries next. Tuesday, leaving tiic shopping district.
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people free to turn their attention
Every line of transportation passes
The graveyard of historic Trinity church in New York has .been thrown i
from politics.
the door.
open to the working girls of the financial district, and scores of young women. |
l'Mfth Ave. Bus lines and principal may be seen daily eating their lunches while resting their backs against |
On the eve of the primaries for the
•gravestones.
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choice of candidates for all public of- surface lines.
The Hudson Tubes across the street.
ficers from United States senator and
Eleveated Railroad Station across
governor down to county officials t h e
situation is admittedly the most com- the street.
Subway Station three minutes away.
plicated in the political history of
Grand Central Station within seven
the State. The multiplicity of candidates is the distinguishing feautre. minutes.
Pennsylvania Railroad Station just
In the six years Kansas has had primary elections there have never been one block away.
For convenience one could ask no
s a many candidates as this year.
TKere are nearly 100 candidates for more.
THE HOTEL.
places on the State and congressioni
al ballots, and in addition to these E v e r y t h i n g New and Modern—A Five
there is the long list of candidates for
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M i l l i o n Dollar Hotel—Equipped t o
county, township and ' city offices,
Satisfy t h e Most Exacting
while an additional ballot is provided
Taste.
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for the non-partisan candidates for 600 ROOMS.
400 B A T H S .
the judgeships. •
A l l Baggage T r a n s f e r r e d Free t o and
The contest for United States senFrom Pennsylvania Station.
ator, with nearly a dozen aspirants in
the field, is naturally attracting most
The Hotel Martinique
attention. The heads of the State
ON BROADWAY,
tickets are the only places that can be
32nd
to
33rd
Streets,
New York.
predicted with any certainty. GoverCharles
Leigh
Taylor,
President;
Walnor Hodges is assured of renominater Chandler, Jr., Gen'l Mgr.; Waltion by the Democrats. Arthur Caper C. Gibson, Vic&Pres't.
per, the # Topeka publisher, who was
the gubernatorial candidate two years
ago, when he was defeated by Hodges
Not t o Blame.
by only twenty-nine votes will again
"My dear, there's too much caloric in
From Ogdensburg and stations to Bangor inclusive via Mabe named to head the Republican this soup."
lone
Junction and New York Central Railroad. Special train
State ticket. The Progressives nave
"There! I told the cook you would
picked Henry Allen as their candi- rather have i t seasoned with parsley."
leaves Ogdensburg 7:05 a. m. T?or full particulars see small
date for governor. For other places —Baltimore American.
flyers.
Z I E G L E R - H O W E O R X H E S T E L A L CLUB.
on the State ticket and for representaF. T. GRANT, General Passenger Agent.
tives in Congress there are numerSmartness.
S a special musical attraction for the opening day of Chautauqua week the Ziegler-Howe Orchestral Club
ous candidates in both, t h e DemocraWhen people who think they are
has been secured. The organization consists of Franc Ziegler, violin; Charles T. Howe, .flute and piccolo;
tic and Republican ranks.
smart meet people whom they recogL_ Ferdinand Gardner, cello, and Mabel Abbott,, piano. These artists have studied abroad, and Mr. Howe
nize as smarter than themselves they
has attained fame as a composer.
call them "disagreeable." — Detroit
The repertoire of this musical club includes overture's, descriptive numbers, burlesques, grand opera selections,
Heavy, impure blood makes' a mud- News.
comic operas, entre'actes, suites and other musical specialties. Violin, flute, cello, piccolo and piano solos will be
dy, pimply complexion, headaches,
given, and the program will be made up of selections that please' the many varieties of music lovers. The many
nauses. indigestion. Thin blood makes
The thoughts of Ms heart, these are
•years' experience of these musicians in the theater, opera and concert hail has given them a wide knowledge of
you weak, pale and sickly. For pure
the world's musical r e p e r t c r e and the ability to govern their selections in.accordance with the demands of the
blood, sound digestion, use Burdock the wealth of a man.—Burmese Saying;
public.
Blood Bitters. ?1.00 a t all stores.
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#ST PRICES: 5c, 10c, 15c„ & 20c. " ^
Motto for the Week: "Nothing Cheap But the Price."
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EXCURSION
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