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The Prescott daily news., 1910-08-27
Eulogy of Remington.

Of course I speak of Frederic Reming- ton. He was one of those Americans who by his achievements distinctly deserved well of America. He worked with pencil.
 with brush, with chisel, he was both . painter and sculptor. His pictures and his few bronxes are equally good When my own regiment. typically western regiment recruited mainly from the men of the great plains and the mountains. was disbanded at Montauk Point. the ofs- cers and enlisted men joined h giv1as mo Rsmington's "Brenzs Brohco Bustse,.h rift which thought peculiarly appss- prfate coming from such . body of msa. In Reminston's pictures ah the mast vivid and sharactsristio fsatures of tks wsstsrn pioneer life wfish c juet ciosinr wess ret forth, and the sopsmsnaoratpd forever the men of the plains and the mountains as they actuahy were The coMhey ix ht. fa-orita- t-os. hut the n,.,-
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07
:; BET itribeDe spj.

Gen tiolieere Ssfonee / Seem
Dorf, mange1nillioner og 8nnfter
CHARLES %. Morie, Der of Sen enc
Domitol efter ben m1ben er 6gmt
.ffpl6ig i>at babe obertraa6t De SSor
StaterS 8onflobe og iont @trof tt
fien6t Is. Mars 9pbo1o / 6orbnnos.
fengsIet / 2eabentportb, annfas,
bar / Manbogs begpnot Mftieninget,
.af fin strnf. l1mi66elbart fer fiji,
Mfreiie uotalte ban fig meget bittert
ON Sen Sfebne, Ser bab6e rdm1
BAN. 6an erfInre6e, at ban fra
gur16en af fin Sanrbittigbeb Dar
.iiig bebi6ft at bore uffpIbig, men Al
ban par @jenftan6 for Ell, neoria
Jorfbleelfe.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07
Da &oreiagte,1 por

~ y
@ang, tog Ell Seger ct Sareifino,
ltoppeoe set -u0 meb sSoro og iatte
Sen feoe @ore fen poo 9aaboens
Marf. &aboen fit ogiao fort Sis
efter 9ie paa &are,1 og ifig0 Ben.
ga ban iaa, Ser uor mepen ipillet
bom ct @u6s, tap ban.
@aite Sag ilagteoe ban Ell 8a,
min og itoppe0e Sfinoet 1to ne0
SSorb og iatte sen gaarbeoen al Se=
gerens Sus. 9e,1 neite Daes Mors
gen falot Ser 90 ogiaa ct sf,,0.
Set bar lige for lige.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07
,a ors oa stiur ii e.,

st ors % Stjrrne",
Meolensblao for v0anif an1eri-
fo,,f Sanrtlr,o" og ior -. a. Mis-
1icnsiorcning", me0beler lit 9ecenl=
ber,tun1lner, at NJ. 9. slppcl, 6olfelp
pr. Soenic, ser bdr leoet 9laoct il
ben 1898, frotr9ocr Stillin9c1t poo
@runb al ipGffet Sp1l, % Set pil
Iremtioig blipe leoet al &aitor u. u.
&eitergaoro, 6nirring, tioligere 6or=
]tanocr for @rouo &ielp College.
M. 8. 9lppel, Scr CT tsot Spn0er=
jpoe, far i,,teresierct Jig pornt for
set firfcligc og tolfelige slrbejoe
blanbt 9aniferne fer 2anoet % ar
bejbct iprtgt Sc Srganilationer,
Ser pirfeoe for Samarbejoe mellen
9anlfernc ube og bem 6jenme. 9an
bar Sefretpr for 8. q. Sonlfln10 %
r9anif Solfeiamfln0", bpilfcn Eolt
ban peo6lipcr at beflGoc. M. :.
slppel far olorig lelp pUret / slme-
irfo, men bon er troos 0ette upper
4igt fienot meo 6orboloene beropre.
bels giennen 2esning, oels pef
Somlip meb bie1nben6te 9lmerita-
mere. u&ors og Stierne" bar un=
ser slppels 2ebelle giort 11omarfet
6ploelt for Sc Opgaper, Ser par IT'LL
let til set, og set ct neo fltlo 6pie,
at Ealtpr 81. @elpeg 8la6et Tiger
ban cit bjertelig Saf for bans tro=
faite s(rbejoe for sen oo11if=alnerifan=
lfe Sag.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07
Stri0 / Ko6illettet.
&sllinser-9sinebot Nfferen.

l1miooelbart efter at 4ongresien
cr lantlet efter Suleierien pil Der
blipe frelniat 6orilag ON 9tebiat'
telie al eli &omisiion, Der ital fore.
tage ltnoeripgelie Anleoning at
BEN bi61ige Strio, Ser lengere SID
bar raiet mellem Sn0enrigsminiiter
9allinger % Me9ieringens eperite
Toritentbe6s,nanb Nincbot ON 8al
fingers lorpaltning al offenlig
2ano. Strioen op1too beo, at @in.
cbot beifplote 8aIlinger for iao
inart ban bon0e opertaget lit gn.
beoe iom ssSn6enrig rigsminiiter / 9afts
@egiering at babe frigtpet til pub.
lie e11trp" 315 Mtllioner Mcres
9a,1o, Der al Nreiioent @oolepelt
3beb bans sSnoenrigsn1inifter @ar.
fielo bar unooruget en- faa0un, %
at oe,tne 5ngibelie babbe in6befat
tet en- Meng6e 2n1o, til bbilfet
berte 8un6leb, faoleoes at vgdhb-
fraft- -Srltiten" pda 6e11ne Maa6e
babse opnaaet Control ober ioa at
siige al Sen 8on6fraft 8eiten, ion,
5ren1ti6e1 biloe faa bnarot 8rue
for. giIlige be6 set fig, at Ser i'm.
Ser Ballingers A6anit1iitratio1l d
@egjeri,teen bar gtpet Slip pao
,1n1nooeIige @uIfelter & MIoffa, ser
soerbeb pdt faIo1e 4 @1lltruitena
@9r,ber.
Sperfor oisie Naaitanoe bepber
9nllinger, at ban ga1ffe piit baboe
frigipet BET af Mooiebelt ,lno0ragne
2a,1b. Men bette bapoe fan giort,
3for0iS ser t11gen fon1 belit 2obbient.
mel bar Ffe,. a,eeal
Afri9ipe oct til Gntrp, bnpoe- ban san
giort 2oben 6plbeit. sSjffe en- Drnn.
BE 8a,t6fraft bar efter 8ullingers
@aaitan6 goaet til noge1 Gruit pe6
oenne 2ejligbe6, i6et ban for at be.
bare oe,,ne / @egieringens 8eree
bab6e tilbagebolot fra Gntrp 600,'
600 Mcres, ser in6befotteoe Moeon.
gen til @an6froft, og set por fun
6e reiterenoe 3 Millioner Mcres, oer
bar frigtbne. ct lignenoe 5orbolb,
paaitaor ian, gibr Jig gieloenoe for
@1,llauoet / Mldifa, i6et bette er af-
ftaoet iaale6es, at Eruiten un11lig1
ton fan fat / 6et.
Ompe,16t paaitaor 8allinger at fun.
ne bebtie> at &tncbot er gonet uben
onr 2open be6 at in66rage 1900
Ncres @res11ingslan6 / en- Sfobre'
ierbation paa en- al6eles lobltri6ie
tMaa6e, i6et oette @resningslan1
aI6rtg bob6e baaret @fob, men fun
itpote op til en- Stop, ser blep gjort
til geattonalftob, og iom / Sir.
feligbe0en fun u0gjor0e 2 psf. al
oct inooragne 9(real.
&ele 0enne Mffere lnnager life
iaa li6t al en- Sfon6ale, lom @on,
gresien I'LL bill iege at fomme TIL
bl1nbs /. Set er en- olmin6elig Sin,
ifuelie, at ser bagbe6 Sen ligger
gtorpolittf, og at set er Sc p6er.
liggaet16e- 9fooiebelt=& =&enner, ser meo
bationsprincippet iom 8ag,
gruno og Sfiol6 bill Sen mere mo.
6erate og itilferoige &reiioent Eaft
tillibs og ON maligt btnore bans
@ienbalg /. 1912. Stri6en 6reier
fig i @irfeligbeoen life, pdoitoaes
oet, mellem &incbot os 8ollinger,
men meIlen1 Sc D6erIiggaaen6e &on-
ierpatifter og Hreii6ent Saft, og
at oct er 0enne ii6ite, Ser er 2ipet
og sielen / Soriporet for Mr.
@oIlinger.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07
5un1fxrnBpl /. 8rrn1tinft1. =
Mulisbeoer for 1910,

!;eu allcreoc inben GnteltFinne-
Yrineippet er il,0fbrt &raflis, ipe-
fl1lerer nlo1 pun belt og boloent at
opgipe Sfinnctronspprt og Lobe Ser
iontrafitc11 ioregaa giennem @br,
poa loluue Moaoe iom BEN pneunta-
tiife Nuitbelprgelie, Ser finber gteb
i ilere Storbper. Gripfrafte11 fal
Der prre Magneter,. DC arrbringes be6
bper III, Gnoe al &eret og btrfer ben-
boi0spis ueo SiltrGfning og 6roltso-
Mug. Gn 9bieago arfiteft bar frent-
lat 5anfcr ol1 at lnl1liggipre eS11ots<
relie al 6nlleslfoler for itore 9iltrif-
ter peo at iel1be 8prnel,e til 5fole
oper ltore 9lffa,,oe gie,tnen1 faaoant,e
Mpr.
sptronsp port EN- fre1nbD-
Ser leluIngt life iaa Itore Muligbe-
Ser for 9gnoring al Driftsmaaoer
ion 0e, pau 2ano. 9c11 fan fun fin-
Be- -Steo paa- 5fibe, og oisle 111aa
bepGges poo &n1oets Gpcrtlabe. Den
uupGre,,6c 5ppc for 5fibs1frcg pil
: l1eppe ,1ogeniinoe blipe nrienlig for
a11bret Il bpert 6alo bur man bio-
til life forn1aaet at uotnnfc en-
|sHBsform, ber funoe sgiere beore
1ieneite.
Gorbe6ri,1ge,, @stranspoyte,t
ber tp1lfes finn paa maitiltorcpte
Sfibe, sejlIfibsfarte'1s Gaae er till
loels tatte - llrnn iaalebes fin pen-
tes at frcn,fonl,lre beo 9gn6ring at
Dripfraft og oens uonpttelie. ser
|nlaa man after rette 8liftet n1oh
Gleftrieiteten S gnglanb % 6rauf-
llige tsperin1 1enteres oesr a11eas gIsfss
|trieitet ii. 5fibs sbrug, altnellot iaale-
oes, I!ot boert 5hb bar lin egen Ge,,-
tralitatiu'l bpor @raiten oan1res og
fgres beo Groa6e til Motorer, ions
6riber bber entelt Sfrue, Mafine
o. /. b. Dette pil u6elutte gfeane1,-
oigbeoen ,af Set l1bprc inopiflebe Mn-
ifineri 9h,tioa1s Ga,1pitibe, og, Dem
pogtfnuen0e officer pilbe beo. Ell
~5>pitcb board" pao aomanoobroelt:
| / ao1ite m0erlcoes @rao pere &erre:
oper Sfibcts 9epugelrr, 5topni.tg,,
9ofnin9 % Manpprcrina / set bele;.
eno ban III, er oct peo sltbitcbelie af
&onanooer, lonr el1ten fon blipe miss
iorltnac0e eller llct uoiGrtc.
Ger er orbej0et enocl poa Yroble-
met at ajpre Sfi6e ipnfcfri peo Sielp
Lat fomprilneret Suft 6orlegene bar
llnpnlig puret ar1penotc pao &rigs-
lfi6e.. Seo at betragtc Sc &eiuIto-
ter, iolu Sen e1gelife Sfibstefnifer
Sobn elrbllclc far opunaet beo at
BRUCE fou1prilnerct 2uft til @eb1i1tg
| al iunfnc Sfibc, ier set llo til, at
far CIT iSrcl1tib.
S5poo 8 Ii t ej a 5 Ell at1-
1aar 6or 0enllc jo / cit iao ripe11oe
Iort opnaact for6olospis 6ul6fom-
lrnbeN at Set fun er ct St65ipggs-
Inool, ltaor Sen foar prafttf Mnbe11=
oelic i SomfUrolelen. @ibtiI bar 6elt
fin purct Sport, men Ouergangett
fra oe'lne til pfpftiif @rug er let
giort. 3eppeli,lS itprhore 2uftifib
|pil iiffert iltben Marets llogong forl1-.
me / foit &l1tefart, nulligbis fra 8er-
lin til Sc ifonoinapilfe 2anoe. Gor
gleroplanerne eller utl1ngere end
Suit" 5fibene er ser lengere nolig-
ter Sen Met'rirre; men meo BEN
Gncrgi og Sc tefniife @jelpenioler,
Dpormco Ser arbei0es paa Sage1r
pil set neppe para mango Mar, fer.
2nftio1fGr0ieler oil fonne til at
iptlle CT Hplle, ON ems 1,n6erpronet
6proielen paa 9an6 og tS6, nnota.
gen ganlfe ierli9e Gilfel6e.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07
M i 6go lpnber ip6 q III e:
rif aner.

u 1p II e I y III e
ri faner.
Ianlfe 8lobe / Spnoeripllano
nteooeler, at: EN- trofalt oanlf Mano,
Der bprte til Sen fprlte 0anlfe @io-
neerlfore ber glnrerifa, er afgaaet
pes 0poen / &aoerslep. Set er &en<
tier SEES geisien @a0ien, Ser op0e
fort fer Sui 86 Mar gantn1el. San
bar en- SfplelGrerien fra @aitrnp
og lerte iom sanife ung 5neofer=
baan6p9rfet, bborefter aban / nogle
slar arbei6ebe i aipbenbapn. 5aa
font 9}ejielpite,1 ober bam, og ban fit
2plt til at ie Mmerifa. Det par /
1851. 9engang bar set iffe iaa let
at reiie ioh nutiloags, beller fife
gif set iaa burtigt. Men ban fonot
il .bpert 6alo sen billislte &eilemaa-
Sc, nemlig at tage Spre on1boro / ct
gmerifaifib. Sen Sur pareoe flere
Tiger, men omii6er naae6e ban @os=
ton, bpor ban fit go6t grbei6e. Ser
oro orog ban til San 6rancisco,
bpor ba1l opbol0t Zig / flere slar og
tiente spe6 Slio ogs 9fonomi en- net
lille, Gornrl,e. 9aa 0roe ban bient
til SenberjpIlan0 for at iIoa Jig til
9fo Der, men ban bette sfinbne snreo
iaa p1ange onore bientbeu6te Mmeri-
fal'ere: ban fanbt fig lite bienne !
GorboIoene, og inart bar ban otter
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07
a5iie6er-Sauien paa fri SOB iejen..
0ISnofn4 G;rcho,. <o.,rc,, ~ -.

Noootdt St1cDer 9dn1en .er 11l1
teer paa fri 500 efter at ba-.
be til6rogt 10 Neaane6er {
6engslet paa 8lachpell Sslano-
Silcber 5onlen, ser 6engs-
let blep iat paa sfre66er-:
berfiteoet, fom1ner efter l1otaIelier
'af Golf, ser bar talt neo bam, uo.
iom en- neobru6t og eloet Man6.
l1oen GpibI .er Ser bIepet taget
for baarot paa bam> og Sen 8e.
banoling ban bar facet i 6engsIet,
fan lite fal6es bioere benipnsfulo;
set iDnes, ion ON man nermeft bar
bapt for gje at billie cbifanere ian,
~ Is 10 =
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

@icltlcll1 &ultllsnli>liltcriet::
y Yoa 6inanslopel1s Earograi
81. II. e(. s. CT ser iom 25en Gel al
ct 3=aorigt 9iorog bepilget @r.
1 5 100 (bporaf 1000 &r. efstra.
oroinGrt) til SEN oanlfe epangeliif-
llltbcrlfe &irfe / 9(merifa. (Eaa
Sorilug til 6inanslopen for 1910
II er ser opfprt iom lte Del al ct
3=aorigt 8ibrog: &r. 10000. 8elp-
bct l,obetales vltopalget for ben
0onife ,epangelilf-lntberife &irfe i
Mlnerifa" peo 6ets Iormono, &oitor
@clpeg / Soeltrltp poa 6aliter os
anpenoes til 8iorog til &eiifoler !;
Sc 6orene6e Stater, til lt6ien6elie
al 9Grere fra 0anmorf til 6e 6or.
ene6e Stater, til Silifuo til 8Ia6e
eller til &relter (Faltor sl. g. Mn-
oerien / Stem Dorf iaar $50 @r.)
etc.
y ri oe paa 6inanslopens &ara-
graf 81. II. 81. 6. til v6e1 6anife
Screening til Gpangeliets Sorfpn6el-
iea for ifa116inabiffe Sefolf fremme-
Sc 6aplre" bepilge6e 5000 @r. an
penoes 600 &r. aarlig til Sen 0anife
Spmanospreit Seem sDorf &aitor
u. Anoerie1D.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07
1lannt TannHmlwm1.
&nnot / Mmerifa.

Dttilia eterien ) y 3.
1reten Sttilia 9$etcrien / &jpbcn;
bapn, Ell Spitcr til &altor u. S.
1arpeoaros 9ultru i Bridgeport,
Conn.,, er ifplge r&ors % Stjprne"
afeaoct peb 2socn / 9e9pnoellc''
al 1ccember, ct Eor 9foameoer efter
at bun pnr pe,1ot tilbage fra ct Se-
ise ber.i 9anbet. Sun bar orbejoet
meo Sper for oen oonit=ameritanlte
Sag, % benoes 1icm bos bcltocs
NleicforGlore, Giitrittsforitanoer =.
Mouritien % @,,ltr,, Scr oelte ben-
oes sSnteresier, io',rleoes mango oan-
Fe Nnrerifonerc mocr @cipg biern=
me.
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

9sbsfo1b; Mem y TT.
6ru Gmn1a 5bugc, @ogbinoer Nl-
bert zabuges 6,ltr,,, CT ofgaoct peo
9sbcn eitcr flerc Mors Spsbom, 81
Mor eomn1el. 6ru 1bl1ge por en-
2utter al 9prln9e @peberg / 9ibr=
ring, 90 benoes 81 slar gomlc @fo<
ser leper enonu 9ertb Sn1bep, N.
S. Tru 9buge bar CIT nteget intel
lisent oe e,1ersiif Game, Ser ',9reoe
Itor ssntcresie for iccniif a,.nit %
ti6ligere ~oeltog nrO nlegen Sucr og
0pgtigbe6 ocu nonife 9setp Dorf
aolonies 1ilettaat 6oreitillinger.
vi beber benoes efterfaotc esan,ilie
,,1obtoge ;soriifringen ON por Spn1=
patbi
St. Paul tidende. [volume] (St. Paul, Minn.) 1902-1928, 1910-01-07

ttlb0gc Srt5co. Yer pleO Dan lQa
til Gtgpnoclien of SaluDerlerne.
loa lattc ban otter &urien til 1Gbre-
!onoct, pg oennc @ang bleu ban Der,
fisbte Ell @icnopm / 5prltrup % gif-
gor iiN nleo Ell Gottcr al :Saaer. le'
ere sluftionar 9osien / @aoerslcp.
5rnrrc, "a slarenc 6cgpn6te at trDt'
fe BAN, flptteoe bo,1 ino til &aoers.
leo.
San elifcoe sln1erita % fortalte
raeo iGrlig @leoe ON fine Oplepel'
u Sm Nronciseo buns pngrc
SsAS. @on par cu 600 oonlf !Mono
u ltstteoc gjeruc oen oallfe Sag
Srnoerjpllmo. T. Nten ban nar me-
aet is1bciluttet og lcueoe bpi @rao
.ilbwctrl,ffen.
Stptte for oanlf &n L
tmr / II 3 ono t.
Sra 0onn,orfs @eio1,bt @oib=
iueton, @rcpe Moltfe, bor nj rnoota=
get officiel Me0oelelic on1 ssor6elin=
gen al Sc Mioler, ser blep bepilge6e
iioite 6inansaor al SEN bmlfe &igs,
oog til Stptte for l(obrcoelie al oonit
aultur blonot 9an0snano / SC oper=
'eilfc 2onbe. Cen lamlebe Sum por,
;oln tibligerc on1talt. $4,000 3r.,
Ser er foroelte paa fslgenoc @iaaoe
@ie,mcm ltbenrigsmniltcrict:
4roner.
@rono 8ieip college, 9es Moi=
nes, Soma .2000
Ganeboo @silfole, Minn. 1000
2onif 6olfebpiffole 9splteS,
s.ehf: r. 1000
&c 9anites Silent / @oupa:e,
Nts. -. lUO
2onif ltneoonlsforenina ! @art- =.
:iorb 900
l1naoomsforeningc,1 v9nnne=
pirfc". Eortlano, Moine .. 100
ltnabornsforening ~gnigbeo" /
Bridgeport, Conn. ...... 200
ltnaoomsforcningen al 1905,
Miinneapolis ..... 200
Gonif 6ore,,itg Ybilooelpbio 200
2arimorc oonlfc 9nleforening
q. 2of. 100
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-04

The a. J. Newman Wall Paper Co of
Jacksonville have brought to Florida
line of high class wall decorations
that are in an entirely different class
from the ordinary run of wall papers.
Through their representative, Mr..
Benz. ;. Hall, who is stopping at the
Montezuma hotel, they are Offering
their line for the inspection Of the
people of Ocala who are purposing to
decorate their homes This is an un-
usual opportunity for Ocalaites to see
a class of wall decorations not often
seen outside of the largest cities of the
country Mr.. Hall i a practical dec
orator and having recently returned
from a sojourn of three years in New
York City. is familiar with up TO date
STYLES of interior decorating. and
might be able TO suggest something
that would be helpful phone mes
sage or postal card to him at the
Montezuma hotel will secure an ap-
pointment.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-04
TORONTO MALE QUARTET
WILL BE HERE APRIL Is

The lyceum course for this season
will close with the Toronto Male
Quartet, which will be at the Temple
Wednesday evening, April Is. Mr.. ].
w. Sylvester is in receipt of a letter
regarding the Toronto, which reads as
follows:
Waycross, Ga, March 81. 1910.
Dear Mr.. Sylvester: The Torontos
were here last evening and they took
the audience by storm. They made
good from the first number. So great
was the enthusiasm of the audience
that it insisted upon at least two en-
cores for every number. The program
was varied in such a way as to give
the greatest enjoyment. The audience
enjoyed the solos, the duets, quartets,
the selections given on the marophone
and indeed everything that was pre-
scented 1t was a delightful entertain
men and the Torontos deserve all the
praise.
With all good wishes, I am, yours
very truly, E. A Pound.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-04
GONE TO ATTEND L. $. COURT

The Ocala witnesses in the case of
the United States vs.. Harry Glickstein
were summoned to Jacksonville again
Saturday and went up on the Seaboard
train this morning. Those going up
were Messrs. Marcus Frank, r. r. Car
roll, p. V. Leavengood, E. Goldman
Mr.. Taylor and two daughters. Miss
Smith and her mother, Mrs. Tompkins
and Mrs Angie Osteen, Mr.. Horace
Milestone and several others. If the
case comes to trial they may have 10
be there all week. This is the third
trip to Jacksonville of the witnesses
in this case.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-04
THE SHERIFF.S SALE

The sheriffs sale to dispose of the
property of the Mexican Lumber Co,
which took place in front of the court
house this morning drew an unusually
large crowd, some from curiosity and
others with the intention of buying.
and later to participate in the garage
sale of automobiles.
The first thing sold was the auto, a
45-horsepower Glide, nearly new, and
which Mr.. J. NJ. Meffert bid in at $1,000.
Those who are judges of automobiles
said il was a bargain at that price.
Three carts with a mule and two
horses with harness caused some live
ly bidding and We're bought by Mr.. E.
p. Rentz at SAP for mule and cart.
los for gray horse and cart and SIS
for the old bay and cart. A lot Of other
things were sold, including the office
furniture and fixtures of the company.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-04

DIR. Jones, the city inspector of milk
and meats, has filled up in good shape
and now occupies the Guerrant equine
hospital. His office is ideal in its APP
pointments and just to the rear is
where he samples the milk from the
different dairies that sell the same TO
the people of Ocala and test its sani-
tary and other conditions.
He has had all the stalls in the sta
BILE planked and with fresh oat straw
they make a most inviting place for
sick and ailing equines. The place is
an neat and clean as a new pin and
the doctor said if he could not keep a
strictly first class place he would not
keep any
II is an institution that Ocala needs
and DR.. Jones with his years of exper-
fence and practice knows how to con-
duct II.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-04
CHOICE PROPERTY FOR SALE

In the city of Ocala. Marion county,
Florida, have a large two-story house.
on five lots lying chief street Of
the city. Suitable for two more hous-
es, one being on the corner lot. Lots
lying on a street running east and
west in a very desirable location for
renting. Also lots in other desira BILE
quarters.
fine piece of phosphate property
in DeSoto county, Florida, rich in min
erals, suitable to mine. Our mining
engineers say we have 100000 tons
of phosphate on this land. Two hum
dred and forty acres. Write to me. 1t
will do no harm. I. ". Ogle,
No 2OS n Magnolia ST.. Ocala, Fla
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-04
PLEASANT EVENINGS
TO SEE THE PICTURES

fine pictures Saturday night. THE Gold
Seekers Daughter" was a thrilling ro-
nance. which must have taken fine ac-
tors to produce. Merry Christmas and
a Happy New Year was a fine little
story and The Professor and the
Thomas Cat" was as funny as they
make them.
The program tonight includes The
Force Of Love" The Child's Prayer"
The Amateur Detective" Love the
Conqueror' and Chasing the Bull.
We are having superb evenings now,
and they are extra pleasant in the Air
Dome
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-04
WILL RETURN NEXT SEASON

The Playter Players after a week in
Ocala, left for Tampa Sunday. They
gave seven good plays while here, and
showed high talent as stock COM
pany. They didn't have very large
houses in Ocala, but that was the fault
of present conditions rather than lack
of appreciation. The company intends
to return next season. and the Star is
sure that the good seed sown by them
last week will ripen into a crop of
crowded houses on their temperance.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-04

Mr.. w. V. Wheeler, bookkeeper al
the Commercial Bank, left yesterday
afternoon for Tennessee, having re-
ceived a telegram announcing the
the death Of Mr.. Floyd, father of Miss
Catharine Floyd, who had just left for
home after visiting relatives at Fort
Myers and Mr.. Wheeler in this city
Miss Floyd made many friends here
during her visit who will regret to
hear of her fathers sudden death.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-04

Will Stapp of oxford and represent
ing the American Agricultural Chem
ical Co, Jacksonville was in town to-
day interviewing our truckers. He said
trade was good and prospects around
Oxford never finer and the May day
picnic they proposed TO have will be
the biggest thing out.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-04

Fl. \. Waterman, Mr.. T. b. snyder 5
successor in the haberdashery. is put.
ting up new sign. getting in new
goods and making new prices. Ards
is getting started all right and We
cial career.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-04

The auto auction began promptly
after dinner The sale drew large
crowd. Sheriff Galloway cried the
sale and up to o'clock five autos had
been sold. The buyers We're Jack Will
liams, Citra; II. c. Jones, Ocala; Hugh
Nichols. WILDWOOD; Mason Tison and
D. w. Tompkins, Ocala.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-04

Mrs. George Hendree Harrison and
baby of Jacksonville will arrive We'd
nesday and be the guests of Mrs H. y.
Ford. Her husband, Rev. G. H. Har-
rison, formerly rector of Grace Epis-
copal church, will join his family
later. The many Ocala friends of the
Harrisons will be delighted to meet
them again.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-04
SPECIAL MEETING OF ELKS
Next Friday Night TO Meet the District
Deputy Grand Ruler

District Deputy Grand Exalted Rul-
er. Brother George y. Mckinnon, Will
pay his official visit TO Ocala Lodge
No. 2s5. 3. +. o E.lkS, Friday evening.
April sth. A special meeting of Ocala
lodge is called for Friday, April sth,
at p. m, TO receive him. \ full at
tendance is desired.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-04
MARION COUNTY PRIZE WINNERS

Among the Marion county prize
winners in the Tampa Tribune's great
voting contest were Mrs. w. Crosby,
a $50 diamond ring; Miss Annie Fien-
berg of Dunnellon, SIS in cash, and
Miss Cevie Roberts of Tampa and
Ocala, daughter of Mr.. VERNE Roberts,
S25 in cash.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-04
There was a great commotion az th

There was a great commotion at the
electric light plant Saturday night
The whistle blew as il there were a
gang Of burglars going through the
town, or the city being swept by de-
structive fire, but il was neither Some
miscreant tampered with the A C L
track out at the Y, placing piece of
iron between the rails so that the
Sunny Jim train as it came from the
south stuck. The alarm was sounded
for relief.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-04-04
FOR SALE

handsome thoroughbred black
yearling colt for sale The animal is
a beauty; it's pedigree is unquestioned
and any one desiring to possess a colt
that will in few years be a Patchen
in speed, call on Jake Klein, Ocala.