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The Ordway new era., 1910-04-22
O/ney Springs Notes

Riley Parent and son, Dave. came
back Monday afternoon after about a
years absence. Uncle Riley Is look
ing we'll and says he has seen good
deal OF country, having Travelled over
land thru many parts Of Texas, Okla
homa and Kansas.
Harry Millhousc, who has been sick
for the past week, is now able to be
around again.
Olncy and Fowler played an excit-
ing game Of ball on the lattcr's
grounds Sunday, Olney winning 8 to
8. The game was marked by hard
hitting and clean fielding. The same
teams will play again Sunday ut
Olney.
Mr.. and Mrs. T. E. Spindle and
Bert Welborn left Monday for Canada
where they expect to make their
home.
Mrs. E. N. Freeman and baby went
to Ordway Monday evening.
II. N. Mccoy and wife went to Pucb-
10 Saturday. 1t was necessary for
Mrs. Mccoy to again enter the hos
pital there.
Every body Is house cleaning this
week.
Judd Co nard Is census enumerator
for this district.
If it don't freeze again the fruit
crop will be very good in this locality.
That Is, except peaches. The ex-
trcmc cold OF the early part OF the
winter got them.
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-22

Mounting board at the New Era
Office.
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-22

The Annual Sunday School conven-
tion OF Otcro county will meet In the
NJ. f. church at Manzanola, Monday
and Tuesday, May 8 and 10. The
motto as suggested by the state off,
GERS and adopted by the executive
committee Is: EVERY school repre-
sented in the convention by deleg gates.
Every delegate having part on the
program"
Every school will be asked to OBJ
serve "Association Day., April "a, at
which time their school will be visited
by two visiting delegates from another
school, and simultaneously two visit
Ing delegates from their school will be
In some other school. At this time the
delegates will be chosen TO the county
convention, and n pledge made. An
Offering will be taken to pay US much
OF the pledge as possible. The exccu.
tive committee expect the largest,
best and most represented convention
ever held in Otero county.
J. ID. CONARD. President.
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-22
The Call Of The Blood

for publication, finds voice In pimples
boils, sallow complexion. a jaundlccd
look, moth patches and blotches on
the skin,-all signs Of liver trouble.
But DR.. Kings New Life Pills make
rich red blood; give clear skin, rosy
cheeks. fine complexion, health. Try
them. 25c at all druggists,
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-22

Miss lsadorc Spring was called to
Boulder last Friday by the serious
condition OF her brother who sue
cumbcd before her arrival. She re-
turned to her school duties Tuesday.
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-22
IMPROVING YARDS

Through the persistancy OF Nc Fad
den. the roadmaster Of the Missouri
Pacific, the yards in Ordway are re-
ceiving attention. On Monday fifty
men were put at work around the de-
pot filling up the low places and SHOW
ing a number OF cars Of dirt into the
frog pond north OF the depot. When
their work is completed this unsightly
place will be Il thing OF the past and
all good citizens OF Ordway will rejoice.
The next move should be to place
arc lights on each side OF the station
to indicate its location on dark night.
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-22
ORDINANCE NUMBER 78
AN ORDINANCE CONCERNING
APPROPRIATIONS.

BE 1t ordained by the Board Of Trus-
tees Of the Town of Ordway, Colo
RADIO.
Section |. There is hereby appro-
rriated by the corporate authorities
OF the Town Of Ordway, Colorado, the
following amounts and sums OF money.
which are deemed necessary to defray
all expenses and liabilities Of tue
Town of Ordway for the fiscal year,
beginning on the first day OF April,
A. d. 1910. which said sums and the
purposes for which they are appropri-
ated are as follows, to-wit:
Salary Fund. ........ .....$ 1000. 90
Print'g and Stationery Fund 5000
Street, Alley and Park Fund 1900. 90
Contingent Fund. .......... l,500.O0
Election Fund ........... 5000
Light and Rent Fund. .... 900 90
Interest on 1902 Bonds. 800. 1855. 100
Interest on 1907 Bonds. ..... 2,405. 90
, Water Fund. 2,7OO.o 90
Total. .................... 10, 800. 90
introduced at a special meeting Of
the Board OF Trustees OF the Town Of
Ordway, called for the purpose, on
Thursday evening, April 7th. 1910, by
S. p. llgcnfritz.
Passed at a regular meeting, held
on Monday evening April 18th, 1910.
Those voting Aye. Cook, Dannelley.
Ilgenfritz, Ross and Steinmctz. Nays,
none.
Approved April 10, 1910.
A. NJ. WARD, Mayor.
Attest, Il. p. JOHNSON,
Clerk and Recorder.
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The Harmony club will meet nexi
Wednesday with Mrs. Alfred Thomas
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-22

Geg your bread at TIE ORDwAY
BAKERY.
The Ordway new era., 1910-04-22
Showers and wind Thursday.
The creamicst ice cream and the
coolest cold drinks at MARTINS.

Stickney cigars are considered best.
Get them at the Corner Restaurant.
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ermoglint mar. 5erner bate man aud
in Der fleinen Wobnune Der Mneez
ihuloigten trob Der Iorafdltisiten
8urdiuhuns nidts 9erfdngIides ents
bedt.
Gin tuihtiger llmitdnnb tam hin3u,
Der Die Sabe nod untlarer mahte
Rah 4lem, mas man BON ben aebeimz
niBoollen 0iebitdblen ipuBte, tonnte es
teinsm 3tpeiisI unterliegen, Dab bieler
i6Iitte, unQebiIbete S6loFsrsmonn
Der piel9eiuhts, gebsimniBpolle Sduptz
tbdt,r nitt iein tpnnte; bon pieIem
febIte nod immer sine jeoe Spur.
sSn bem Sauie bss dltsn Wanges
rom berribte ieit etipa 3iuei Nohen
cine oar tribe Stimmuna. Waren Die
2lnItrsnsunaen, ipelhe Die geielli6aFtz
It6en gfIihten benz oIten 9errn aufe
erlegten, fir ben ieit feiner leBten
aeiie nod immer angeariifenen 8e-
iunobeitssuItano oesIelben 81 grcb ges
tpeien, ober battsn anoere 8ings, Die
oieLlsi6t nit ieinem langidbrieen, ses
heimen aummer in 9erbinoung itan>
ben, neusroings uo6tbilig ouF ibn
eineeIpirtt = gsnug, isin 3lftano batz
te iid nah Der Dertiinbigune Der Der
Iobuns auf lsnem Sau osritIehtert.
itatt iidb su bsiieru, uno er mar betts
ldqtrig oeipprben.
Ssin befiimmertss Weisn, bic Gorge
uro llnruhe, bic ibn gu qudIen ihlss
nen, batten fit nQa bem gal 10 ges
| iteigsrt, oab 6rioa 5u oermutben be-
gann, Elm neuss Ginbrineen jener
rdtbielbaFtn 4ugeIsgenbeit duf ihn lei
eriol1t uno er plane abermuls eins
isiner unerilGrlitsn Reiisr, bic itsts
| oas Gnbs elmer iolhen porausgesans
9enen, eebeimen gsunruhigung ibres
! 9aters gu fem pflegtsn. llno in Der
SbQt bate er baIb barauf pieoer eia
nen Brief on bic 2IDreiie jsnts bolldns
| biiden 8dntbauies ab9eidnot; ott
glntport earauf mar in elmer telegros
pbiihen Depeite erfOlgt, peIfe ohns
RQmensunteritri't bic tpenigen Wort'
entbieIt: ,Weroe am pIab fem" Sert
Dangsrop bate oarauf, ME nies itets
| aeitab, WeiIuna gegsben, cine Rsiie;
taite nit einiqsr QDdihe fiir ibn be-
reit 3u boIten, oa er perreiien uiiiis
,3fpei folfe 5Qbrten in 10 tur5sr
IufsinanberTolas parsn nod niht
oorgetommen, 10 LANCE Jrioa Su benz
ten psrmo6te, uno iton oiss mar ges
eignet. fie mebr oIs geipohnIih 3u be-
unrubieen.
4ls unaetpOtnIjt absr ertpies I'D
aud nod mand)es 4noere bel Der Ga:
de. 6err mdnaerop, Der Iit enger als
ie an ben Gammerratb StahIharot an:
geihIoFsu, bate pisoerbolt hangers
uno oebeime llnierrebuneen nit otmt
| Ieiben, nah ipeltsn er bic btobiihilat'
Reiie itsts oufs R.w um einen 5al
binausi6ob. mos friiher niemals be,
'dQ ostpeisn, I'm pon Reuem Brief
an bos toIGnsiifs gantbaus 3u RID
ten uno immsr tpKNr cine Depeih
BON bort aIs 2lntport gu erbalten.
(JprtIesung foIgt.)
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Weter gl2ebntde an s,nulineqRehntde

peter Webatde, an paulineWebatde.
Cots 2 unb 3 in Gp. Curtis grben
llnterabtbeilung, Carthage, $500.
sSba Sbiels an Wtarn 9. Blair, 25
Jub an Gennon Ipe., ST etc,
5lora a. Soolan an sSobn 70. Wei.
mig. so SUB an Saiptborne ape., 81
etc.
ssobn 20. Wsinig on Sobn u. Dcoz
Ian, oasIeIbe Gi9sntbum, ST. etc.
Mdrio s.. Miears an 10. W. 3epore.
Got 2 in s.. 6. Sioms' llnterabtbsis
lung, $4,000.
Wm. r. 6arris an G6oa. .. Sarps,
% SUB on Spenter gIps., Glsmsrs,
ST etc.
Dora Dunlap an 6arrp W. aniebt.
90 6ub on 8lenpop Ape., ST etc.
Jphn Ssnrn Romer's Grben arSdns
nab Dit, / Got an auburn unc BUR
net ape.. 500
5reb. Wsnsel ON 2ouiie gtoe9ele
80 Sub an Wpntroie Str, 81 etc.
8srIelbe an 2ouiie Wen3el, 30 Juf
an bto., 81 etc.
Glmer 9. Ourreu on u. 9D. Saps
iporp, Got Is in Wm. Gurrea, ir.
llnterabtheiluno, 81 etc.
Gso. Wiusnborg. jr., on gnnd %
Serrmdun, Got % in Sos. 8ubo's I'm
terabtbeiIune, 2odlono. ST etc.
Charlotte Suthinfon on Geo. s.
Serrmunn. 30 5ub an Diuiums Ctr.
2odldnb, 81 etc.
5beo. Maper on Gbas. arauie, ]
Got an pisomont uuo 9eraro Ctr.
81 etc.
Gep. Sreis on Satob Sdneiber, 4s
Sub an 8lenipun glpe., ST etc.
Cigar .. Rioole OH Gua 2ebns,
older in Seti. 10, Springfielo Ip.
81 etc.
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Grunn.is.nibams : neb.rtrasuns.H
Gincinnati, 7. Qpril.

y II III II ! - AptIi-
Stuat Sbjo an German ). Witte,
Get 2 in $. ). Witit's llnterabthellung
in Ct. 8srnaro. $l6.64.
Catherine gibbingsr an 5rsberid 8.
9iboinger, 80 2lder 2ano in Sstt. 16,
Whltsputsr Up, 81.
Sobn Iarrsa on sbe Ssrancourt
greiping Co., 5 Sabre Ya6t auf einsn
gbeiI BON Cots 159 uno $50 in SIod
20 in Der llnterabtbellung BON 0lsn'
bale; monotIidt Miethe $40.
Qpuis SorrpiB an bisis!be, 2 Sabre
gatt auf oos eissntbum bs,annt ais
1897 Central 4ps.; mcnatlids UEistbs
$42.
Gissis 9oIpp an CHARTS 8. 8oIpp.
Got 2 in Charlotte 3insler's lntsrob'
tb.ilune bon Sennsop Seigbts. 81.
z. 6. airbg II. u. on Warp V. Setts
ner, 80 bel 1O6 SUB on Der Subistte
Der GoIsroin 4pe.. 20 Jub tpsi.lid BON
Splpan gpe., $3.50.
Sobn 2unbTiebei an Wlniam u. Su'
mont, sin Stiit 2anb in Ge.t. 32 uHo
SO in Miucrssf 9p., 81.
G.oroe .. peter on Wiuiom Sas
mant, Elm Stud Qonb in Sett. 32 uno
SO in MiQcreet Up, 81.
Gua 2ebn. on 2noiu u. Rloole, got
8 in sbomas Sohniton's llnisrabthsts
lung in GlsnDdls, 81.
Worp 6. oJrlpin on 9eorge Stlmpf,
Qot 7 in glod 10 in ). B. Siblsp's 9
2. untsrabtbsilung in Terrace Part,
81.
georos Stumpf an Marn 8. Sripin.
| aot 5 in glpd 10 in Siblsb's 2. :lnz
terabtbeiluna in Serraes Bart. 81.
Sulius Canton an SueOb 9insburs,
25 BEL 90 SUP an Der Sibieiie Del
5optins Strabe. 81 SUB Ditlih Don
Dalton 2lps., 81.
9riogst isiluid II. u. on Wlart.
Weiri6, 20 Bel 80 SUB an Der Sitieit'
Der 8ine Ctr, ITO SUB noroli4 Dor
Wulbsrrp Str, ST..
ssenni. :. Steipart an gomonn .
Seiiter, 40 bei 1876 SUB an Der Siiieit'
Der Saptborne Npe., price 9il. 81.
gbnin +. Wilber, greeutor. al
WarD 6. gppmun. Got 10 in Der Wil
Der Someiteao rnterabtbeilung. 81.
| Georqe So. Gormonp an sbomai
Sobnion, 30 JuB an Der Sabisiie be-
| Me2ean Ctr, In Sprinsfielb 5p., 81
1 2lusuit Sunist an Jrant 8. uni
George 9. Sote, Got 43 in 2ouis Ju
niet's Gitate, ST..
i 5enrp u. ylurre an Grant 6. uni
Qaurd 9. Sbcller. 2 BEL 106 Jnb al
Der Meitieite Der Gunipan Npe., 80
GuB nOrDliG BON Ghslr6 Ctr. IN 81
Bernard. 81.
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6runoeiseltbums = Sppotbelen.
Gincinnati, Z. Qpril.
Rene pptheten.

" Z Z ~ y y y Htl IL.
Rpb. Wdttins on 9IenbaIe g. g.,
$500.
u. Wa. Sorpuot an Wal. SiGs g.
u. &. Co., $4,000.
Souifs Msnts an =. 9. GresIsp,
$3.50.
aate gurman an 19. Mdro y. ".
Co., $500.
alics Dert an glsp gudsps 6. IL.
.. Co., $1,000.
Sphn 8. eiiersomp on gIspeluno g.
u. 60, $1,000.
9bcs. Sbuamann on Sampion q.
Il. g. Co.. $500.
Sdrrp arauB on ssetpiIb 2lsricultus
raj &c oSnbuiiriaI Nib Societp, $500.
2pbia u. NobIs an GIsnoaIe g. u.
$275O.
Geo. gsttnsr on SoutbFbe 6. Il. q.
60, $1,000
Romane .. 5tiitsr on prorioent
G. y. II. z. Co.. $1,000.
Soieph Glen an Dto., $500.
Soiepb &. gotpman an SouthsrH
Ohio &. Il. z. Co., S2250.
9auline Ueebatde on Ct. Bernard
Qroar. 6. IL. 9. u. Co., $1,000.
Dilbur 8. &rehbieI on Union e,
3. II. :. 60. $1,000.
Sarrp %. auisbt an Dora Dunlap
$50.
GupbrOiina Rob an Gun 9. u. RO
1, $500.
SObn g. Jsrrss on R. Q. Cooper
| $1,000.
Gstilgts Sppothsten.
qIia gaumr an Giti3ens' .. u
go. 2, $500.
9lmslla 2ipinsti on Geutiter 6. .
u. g. gp., S1100.
giobsrt !. Grdap an Milforb 9. Il
g. Co., $3.50.
CLARA y. Thompion an MintoT
ploee 9. Il. 6. Co.. $500.
Wtaria So.olotpsti on Spring 0or
ben 9. Ii. 8. Co., $1,000.
| 6. 6. Greeutpalo on so. 3. Cooper
$4,000.
9erTelbe an D.iisru II. Soutbsr'
2if. SnI. Co.. $3.50.
9erielbe an 3. 6. 2lhtins. $3.50.
Sos. glien an gagle y. 60, $500
| eb. Wauntel an SO. Cooper. $l4o
| Wm. 9. Dills.e on Gun s.. Wolcot'
$3.50.
Barbara aars an Soutben Obi
lQ. II. z. Co., $500.
Geo. Dobn an 6. 3. Gsrris, $500
sSobn Sarig on GrasDn Y. Il. !
go. 0o. 2. $1,000.
Gbas. ). 9urit an anna Sep
$500.
Surrp 8ronportb an syinblap Wlar
tet $40. 2 6. IL. q. Co., S270O.
4nna 9. Benjamin on Ginc. Gar
Epc., $2500.
Qouiis Wente an Netp 9udege 6.
9. Co., $500.
| gieielbe an 6. grbart, $500.
4 9ieielbe on Soutbern Sbio 6.
&. Co., $1325.
Sacpb glusitsin on WHL U. Wbii
beap, $500.
GEO. Aill.nbors. IT,, on 3arr
Shulte. 5000.
g. 6. 5arpuot an 0Grben .. u. !
Co.. $4250.
. sbos. gau an aouis 5-3ehr. $4o'
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s9obI unterrittete ler3te oeroronen
MIR ,8ngner's" 2ttbia @oiier.

Der pertluets 9 Of d q :
ter. Die Barrier Eifter 1Deroen lth,
pie man aus poris idreibt, ho6Its
nubrfteinli6 in nuber 3eit nit etnen
9ro3efIe gu beffdftigen ba6er, Der Ie1r
intereiTante Ginblite in bic art, tpie
bic Gben mandsr 9oIdrprin3sfiinncn
unD europaiI6er glriItotraten 5uitan2e
tommen, er0ffnen qpiro. Wtr. 8oolnJs
ton, Elm in Yaris lebenbsr omerltaNIe
Iter WoDotat, lit Der aldger. Der Yes
tloqte 1T SIR. Qeiibman, Der 9otIduFs
ter Der 9ereinigten Staatsn bon Noroz
amsrita in Stalten, Der, bepor sr III
ben biplomatiiasn 0ienit ging, Ban
tier mar. gooington perlan8t bon
Utr. GeiIbman Die 3ablung Don 5000
Dollars. Gr bebuuptet, SIR. 2elihmdn
itulDe i6m bieIe Summe fir Die 8ieuz
tie, Die sr ihm i'm Sabre 1904 oaou-6
geleiitet babe, bub er 3niftsn Wtr.
2eiIbman, Der 5u jener 3eit norbumss
rituniIhsr 9efanbtsr in aonitantino@
pei mar, unD bem 9rafen Qouis oe
COMMUNICATION, bem 9erlobten ano
na6maligen 8atten feiner 5ohtsr,
UliB Mart6u 2stIbman, Elm nFinan3iei:
les arrangement" getroffen babe W}uil
fann iit Die Qatur oieies rfinan5ieaen
arrangements" obns beionoere Nm
itrsngune Der p9autaiis porIteaen
llno 9raf Qouis be COMMUNICATION
ideint zines 5iemli6 boben nfinan3is!-
len arrangements" beoiirftig geipeIen
gu iein, tpenn Der Qbpotat, Der es Der
mittelte, fir feline Mitpirtung Elm fc
betrG4tlides 9pnorar fotoert. SIR
2eifbman 1peisert iih, Die 5000 Dot
lars gu 3ablen. 9uber bat SIR. 30
binston jest bas 8antDepot oes Bot
ftafters in bsHen 0ateritaot pi!ts'
burg mi. 9fd!ag be!sssA !aiisn.
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@as Der Ypben YalaitinaS
erSablt.

Die ipidtigen Reiultaie Der nensn.
NIT 70 grobem grfolse bttrieknnl
ausgrabunssn in palditina faBt prOf.
SeiIin, Der bic beutiden Drabunsen
s.lsitet bat. in einem Mnfios Der. ums
fhau" suiammen. Bier i'm IsstenSahrs
sebnt uniernpnmene nrhdoEosilhs Gr'
petitioner boben erpieitn. bab poId'
itina on .ulturbiitoriihen Shdben e.
mes Der c!Ierreiditen Oebieie bss altsr
Criknts III, unS bab IN ben Srobs1
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isltsner. bic ain5sropier h0ren auF,
biz enblih i'm V. .Sabrbanoert D. Chr.
Die aruobentel tsin embIsm mehr tras
asn, fonoern einfdrh in aramdiihsn
2sttern Der Rdms bss 9ottss sSsraeIs
eriffint: .Sabu".
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Mrs. 3. Yaeger,
--tie ssfAhnishe--%
Ua6r(agerin airIes 3eilallers.

e6en In Der afir'fsr Seii sab - eessiHs
0srfenen. bic eur6 bic Ehor'rHa hsnr beantt
naren, nrb q iieat isiH 2reifei por. Sak
cue 5euiSaiaas non Qsrfonsn sTiltiren, bic
bura esne nnbesaHnts araft TN etaubs ans.
Sifies m t6nH nub ucraassu'aaen. rds tug
Erbsre srftannIits III nns bistsL tSfr Sninfs
bet bic 9aiur oiele Dame beforbers bfaaHffsa'.
beni ne ta. itr bic feIfene @abe eerIieben. eas
eetsr ibrer W?itlnens6en ME cin aufedGlnnts
rec nat eenau An Iefsu. Teraetf Mot odh
Ne In ibrer eiaereu wefihers ar oeefiH acenne
.rchni gfsbm. bic Gaft Gne Gar oftiin b's
6ceftn stbeHue. bdnn aehi biefsEbe btueaf BE
Sbr bic fbBne meGleers bon Srau o. Dosau
<rre;n; Sos Sdus III nr IlnfsH 6oys yHs
aaI Bauus IN Der Snme:
Mrs. b. Yaeger, fra5tr Sran g.fltcls
eeefiu asense. aimrrss. GinetHassi. Gels.
9risfisne gHtporteE Si.0o nno eas1bes.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-08-31
A NEW DRUG FIRM

The firm of Groves & Walters. the
Autobiography Drugstore. has been
dissolved. DR.. H. c. Groves has bought
out the half interest Of Mr.. Howard
Walters. who has held this interest for
the past six years. Mr.. Groves then
sold the interest to Mr. James Carlisle.
the Oldest druggist in the city Among
the older citizens Of Ocala to think Of
drugs was to think Of Jim Carlisle.
They will be glad to know that Mr.
Carlisle Is again in business He has
been assisting in the store for several
months and has the run Of things
thoroughly in hand Dr. Groves and
Mr.. Carlisle are both old drug men.
skilled and practical pharmacists DR..
GIoves was for fourteen years a men,
Der of the board Of examiners of the
State Pharmaceutical Association and
only gave 1t up when he thought some
one else ought to serve for a while
Messrs. Groves and Carlisle will de-
vote their entire energies towards
building up the Anti Monopoly Drug
store. Many improvements will be
made and the stock will be kept up to
the highest standard. DR.. Groves has
been in Tampa most of the time for the
past several years. where he and Mr..
Walters had two large stores These
have been disposed Of and Mr.. Groves
Will again become a resident Of Ocala
There Is no meter known business
name in the county and few as old as
the Anti-Monopoly Drugstore, and It
will be the aim Of the new firm to
spread its name and fame even more
widely.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-08-31

II will be with many regrets that his
host of friends here learn that Mr.
Howard Walters has disposed Of hts In
terest in the ti-Monopoly Drugstore.
Mr.. Walters has been in Ocala for over
five years. There was never q more ef-
ffcient OF accommodating young drug
gist in town and his friends are legion.
Mr. Walters will be with Mr.. Lawrence
Taylor at Eustis. He left for that city
this afternoon to take charge Of Mr.
Taylor's handsome drugstore. He will
come to Ocala frequently to visit his
parents and will always call this home
Mr.. Walters was very popular here and
will make friends and patrons for his
new store. The Star wishes him all
success.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-08-31
HAIR! Bought, Sold or ExcAangea

I will pay 25 cents per ounce for
combings. Cut hair 10 to Is inches,
so cents per ounce. Cut hair from Is
to 80 inches long 81 to 81 per ounce
Prices vary according to quality and
shade, 1 will make up your own hair
into switches for you averaging so
cents per ounce for the work.
I carry a beautiful line of switches.
puffs. turban covers, curls, cornet
braids, transformations, ETC., ana Will
try to match you in shade. quality.
luster and price. ! with take your old
faded switches in exchange. I make a
specially OF sanitation and every arti-
ele that passes through my h--.ds to
be absolutely pure and free from any
possible disease germs, as / use power
full disinfectants throughout my estab-
lishment I have collected a good deal
of my stock and am proud of the ma
tive product In this line. We grow
beautiful hair here and it matches bet
ter than the product imported from
foreign countries. Call and inspect my
stock. also bring me your surplus haiI
before the moths get to 1t.
Yours for head adornment,
MRS. NJ. l. BARBER.
| At MISS AFFLECK's
| MILLINERY STORE
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-08-31
SPECIAL MEETING OF THE COUNCIL

The city council held a special meet
ing last night at the call of President
H. D. Stokes, to Investigate the charges
against Policeman George Chambers Of
striking a member of the council Mr..
Stokes. who made the charge. Mr.. ]. D.
Robertson, the mayor. who witnessed
the trouble and Mr.. Chambers were
the only witnesses examined. Mr..
Knight presided as chairman, Mr.
Stokes being disqualified. and Mr.. Sis
trunk, the city attorney. conducted the
investigation for the city. Mr.. Cham
bers pied guilty to striking Mr..
Stokes, but not guilty to the charge OF
striking a member of the council while
on duty, as he stated he had previous
" rendered his resignation to the may
or, who had accepted 1t. A vote was
taken as to whether Mr.. Chambers
should be discharged OF not and the re-
suit was two for retaining him and
four for dfscharging him. second
ballot was taken with the same result.
Mr.. Chambers then rendered his resig-
nation to the council and II was &C
cepted 1t will be remembered that
Mayor Robertson declined to accept MT
Chambers resignation at the session OF
the mayors court the morning after
the trouble and Mr. Chambers has been
acting in his official capacity since.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-08-31

The following program will be rem.
dered by the Metropolitan Band Friday
evening at Sis o'clock IL the weather
is agreeable:
1. March, "Briarclif," F. L. Dahn
2. Waltz, Remembrance OF Naples
G. W. Bennett.
3. Baritone solo, "Challenge," (Mr
F. E. Mathews), Geo. Southwen
4. Overture, Poet and Peasant" FIR
Won Suppe.
Intermission.
5. March. king Over AL" W. H
Scanlon.
6. Medley. Echoes from the Opera, .
Mackie-Beyer.
Z. Medley Overture. "The King" w
C. O'Hara-
8. Patrol. "The American" F. w
Meacham. A. E. Gerig. Director.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-08-31

Mr.. G.. r. Hays formerly with the
Teapot Grocery. but the past month
with Mr.. Comstock at Burbank, return
ed home Saturday and will remain here
with his family. He said Mr.. Com
stock is doing a fine business and Bur-
bank IS growing. The dftchfng did
good service and kept the grounds well
drained. The only trouble with Bur-
bank Is the people who desire to build
cannot get lumber fast enough. Many
homes are delayed for want of lum-
Der. People are still coming in and
selecting lands. The school house foun-
dation awaits the arrival Of lumber
for it's erection. II was to have been
ready Sept. LIST hut 1t Is more than
likely 1t win he Aet. LIST ere 1t can be
ready for occupancy.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-08-31

A few days ago Mr.. Jim Howell, liv-
ing between Ocala and Anthony and
one OF the rich vegetable growers and
foremost citizens of the county. bought
the handsome Abe Brown home In the
second ward, expecting to move his
family into his purchase In a short
time. Mr. Howell will now have to buy
another house before he can vote In
the city. He had an offer Of a hand
some advance on his purchase and sold
the property yesterday to Mr.. r. b
Bowling. manager Of the Marion Coun-
ty Lumber Company at Silver Springs
new and valued citizen of Ocala. who
was In the market for a comfortable
home in the Brick City.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-08-31
THREE FINE SUBJECTS TONIGHT

The Air Dome entertained its friends
last night with the Message of the
Arrow" a western romance. and The
Little Vendeean." a pathetic remin-
iseenee Of the French revolution. There
was also an excellent comic.
The program tonight includes THE
Paymaster." western story, full of
thrilling situations; Lest we Forget"
Christmas tale Of enhancing inter-
est, and "Cyrano de Bergerac.' a bur-
lesque on Rostand's great drama
Each is a full reel Go early and see
them all.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1910-08-31

FOR SALE-Sixty acres OF Arst class
and truck land within three
quarters of mile of the Anthony stas
tion Is enclosed with a good wire
fence: has two good tenement houses
on the land, with two good wells of
water. On forty acres Of this land ev-
cry stump has been removed. Will be
sold at a bargain. For particulars write
Box "a, Anthony, Fla. S-3O-dw1m