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New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

afternoon vii be devoted 70 The benent for
The FIRE surerere.
"Gioconda" will be sung on "Wednesday
evening. with Mines. Dsstinn and Home
and Aessrs Martin. Araato and De segu-
rola Ir Toscanini will conduct
"arlsne 81 Barbe- -Bleue' is announced
for Thursday evening. with Miss Geraldine
Farar and the regular cast. Sir. Toz-
canin viii conduct.
"ParsfaI" viii he given as A Good Fri
day matinee At regular prices. with Nine.
Frernstad and Messrs Jorn. Amsto. Goritz
ana Wltherspoon Nr Hertz viii conduct
the perfornance, which begins at / o'clock
precisely.
"Otello" will De Friday evenings opera.
with Mr. Slezak in the title role and Mines.
Rappold and Haubourg and Hsssrs. Scott
and De Segurols. Mr.. Toscanini will con
duct.
"Hansel und Gyetel' and "Psgiacci'
nill be the isst Saturday matinee. and the
cast of the former will include Mnee. Al
ten. Homer Wickham. Msttfed and Mr.
9oritz. Mr Hertz conducting. "Pagliaoci'
will De sung By Nine. Gluck and Mesers.
JSrn Amato and Gilly.
"Tosca," with Miss Farrar, Mr.. Martin
and Mr. Scott, Mr.. To.canini conducting.
will be the hnal opera Of the season on
Saturday night
The concert announced for this evening
at popular prices will be the last given
this season. and will introduce as singing
goloists Mines. Louise Homer. Alma Gluck.
Berenice di Pasauall. Gertrude Rennyson
and Cara Gapin and Herbert Wiiherspoon.
As instrumental soloist Frances MscMil-
len the American yiolinist. will make his
fret appearance a. these concerts
The Mcdowell Chorus OF lD voices,
nder tho direction ~ Kurt schindler. will
sing for the first time at the Metropolitan
Opera House.
The different numbers which will he in-
terpreted by the MacIpwell Singing Society
will be excerpts from "Rienzi'' 1.-The Fly
ing Dutchman" and Chabricr's "Brlsels'; :;
a Biblical cantata for mixed voices from
Joshua" by Moussorgsky. and dances
from Prince Igor" by Borodine.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
WHAT rs MUSICAL TEcHN1oUE'

To -. Eti,o- r. TIE TrihGn-
- vi -or .s-dly inform re Tnsi 5
,e~hricze II rnrstc7 How - y ~ =
r.v YORK. Yz-ch I. III 1 p =
"a. e-,. -,c.b ing crss-icD .ssn,s 10 -
,.-~cssl = ore 20 tseer-s zttsliloh- III VI
reaction ,Ni. Is rot 'hs csse- fe1n-'- .
-~,,.ozr criticism have n, beer stuc2t>1
m s,.l<ss.e me -s--r tscan.g1s Tii0 80,
{. =. st1svs u.sd n ziisn words sr1
..,uxn, q. 're s--s r. coTr>lsiiol- Np1.-
ss ,lrde-..r,oI ss ths mechanical element
--hfch .r-e-s into music n opth as fi1ss-
creative and recres.ivs. prod 61ctiT> ahc e
n-oIuctfvs Or - PIT - more fop1-efi:s
oc-,uo.,.lor sr1 interTrststiOn- 1ecnrigle
.r,-sr.s ,to,e sls-nArt- - performance
,o., c-ea.fve arr in,erpretztivs. vrlcr are
s..-,,sl :, max. ar at work properly
manifest. - sstnstlc deals change f"hicn
.sey do IN music more rspidiy thsn in any
o,1er z-t-for res.ous tia, nesS 70. be dr.
cisstse ro7J Ire rule. hich goTe-n ten
-foge (or ,echnic. a. - shall some oay -
zise and brav. enough - ssyJ Will also
crarze 11f Whatever Ire status ~ the
s-- ce-a'r degree 70 knovistge and
command os TIE mechanical clements which
enter into production. as vel 81 reDrcdgc-
ton. all remain. Jns,rgrnsntsl perform
ers must acquire proper control q their
hrgers. IN the case Of OrganiF's their feet
siso. and = re csse of players upon
Wind instrument. their iips ard breath,
singers - ihsir vocsi organs. co-npos"rs.
.. -. rules - hsrmony. cOunterpOint, COM
position and ins,riIrr sr tation; and al these
things beiorg ~ musical technique.-Ed.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
PUBLIC MUSIC LECTURES.

Mr. and Mrs. William Barclay Dunham
Will this week conclude their course Of
lecture recitals under the auspices OF the
Board OF Education at Public School 90
i41th street west Of Seventh avenue, with
n recital on Some Famous English Song
Writer'S and Modern Americans" The cub
ject Of the series Is "Sorne Creators OF III.
timate Value in Song"
Daniel Gregory Mason. OF Columbia, will
continue his courses at the American Nu-
scum Of Natural History on Tuesdays and
At Public School ilo. 1891 street and E,shth
avenue, on Thursdays. and a large number
Of special music lectures arc also an.
nounced for the week
The following Is the list:
MOnday-"Irish Music" Mrs Helen
ODonncll. illustrated by vocal and instru-
mental selections, at Public School q, ~.
AIMS avenue and Ilsth street.
Tuesday--" johannes Brahmr.' Daniel
Gregory Mason. illustrated by musical se.
l-ctions. at the Museum Of Natural His
tory. nth street and Central Park West.
Wedncsday--"Scotch Music" Lewis w,
Armstrong. illustrated by vocal and instru-
mental music. at Public School I0l. liith
street. west OF Lexington avenue. Songs
That Never Die" Frank r. Molony. illus
trated by songs and ntereopticon Views. at
Sunshine Chapel, No. $50 West 10Th street
Music In the Home" Peter W. Dykema,
of the College OF the City ~ New York,
illustrated by piano selections, ~ Public
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
MUSICAL ENTERTAINMENTS.

TIE pupils ~ Nine. Eliza oet,s Mcneil
Bartlett. ,he dsnsTese and director ~ the
knicksroocksr Conservatory md School %
Ballet ard Fancy Stage Dancing, scored
an artistic success ~ Mrs. DOre Lyons
mornings ~ opera and comedy p. The
B.rkelsy Theatre on March =. The feat
ures ~ an interesting programme we're
two original productions b. Nine. Eliza
ps''a Mcneil Bartlett, The Dream Md
ei,' in which George HcGarry took the
part of tho artist and Lola de Lyme that
OF the dream girl. and the The Ballerinae
Vision" 2 psntomiFnic ballet. in which
Lille MignOn. Ia Petite Julia and Alice
Earle took The part ~ the visions. Miss Hs-
z@i WhifconD acted the part % the maid
Nine. Nenzeli-Hsr'lett taking the title role
~ tho Bsllerins. The competent manner
in which the parts were taken. CON nbined
With the captivating dances tha, were rem
dered evoked much favorable criticism from
those present and At the close Mime. Men
zli-Dartle,t was congratulated on the good
showing made possible by her training.
Nine. Menzeli-B Bartlett, who has studied
under the foremost masters abroad, an
noUnces a special summer normal course
FOR teachers or dancing and physical train
Ing. 10 begin June II. Applications for this
cias. should re made nov by addressing
NM. Elzsbetta Mcneil Bartlett At no. .?
East 18th street.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

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cgsle, ff-,1S,c~gt fse T,r;,e< STATE.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
AZ MUSIC STUDIOS

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New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

ed ~ .css .sact-. AZ sKcsis-- 70"
x-z--e cc--s-t-z g. se.sc-s>.s ,ro>,
Boa-. S-1-h<--. I<sI,. yo--1so-- Coo;sr-
Cksns-ade. sch--zrn. Nieosi vo- WEI
R-ss-s.eir. Trzax Bs>,hoTsr. Bez1,-c-''
Test Lang arr R.s1nsei1 Uss -ence-e>-
T. rszying o. ths r-p<ls srczs-, :>s-A
II bo-rtei spp,srs. fro- tie goo1 sDsr
:-tls-c. vA:ca vas present TIE f2lHH-
Ing r-p-. appeared o. TIE ,:9z-ss,n r.
I-vs-g O. Hopkins. y.s RE,h z ALL
SIS. Dpc..y s,ss1iiz. X-sz Grace = We
,srbrr-. Mss NIItrs1 I Niles. Mss Eesto
Finley. Ms. o. yssz.s--e Inie srsd ".lIs1
Va.ie ant yer. very sbly assstec u
Mss Nina Chr-..z-t. sor-z-c, AZ Lev
c. Esr.-ng. -ioli-. -, pgVls-
M Xyr-z Frz-c.- < --ptssrs-. .o.3 30
p-s.o .. CAVIAR Darris, CnGrcs. sSrs ',T
tire ,zbil.e -1lsso-zry service T. tie
church or ys-ch =
Ernest Bauer. vioari., srd ,ss-h.-. az
noEnces TIA, the oo-cs-; y Wilie hroA-
RS ,er-yezr-od pvpl. XII be he'd a. Cz--
nez.s Lyo-vrl reIt Tresssy svenlls
Several yezr- ago Clarence Eidy. -.
orgsn.st- orsred the lsrge organ N ins
Toveka- kan. Azei;o-1u-u- OF AP-1l > hs
vii rct-dieSts re organ. which 1zs nss1
put in excellent condition- NJ Etty gave
al organ recital in the FIRST Baptist CnuTch
ot TOPEKA. From Topeka u Tli 20 t-f-
thsr Wesr. having hoosst Ire .oloN.nZ
ds.e.: April :. Denver, APrn / Colorado
sp-ings col. Ap-ii :. Lss1viIls. Col: Al-il
u. salt Lake City: ApTil - Logan, CtaA'
AprI = Lincoln. Nsb.. Aprl =. Topeka.
kan. and Aprl = and Z. Kansas CITY,
No. After playing these engagements Ar.
Eddy VII return % New York 70. tsT
days before filing lis May engagements.
Platon Brounos Is getting busy. On IN
dsv. Aprii :. Re EsTs Z recital on JeTisl
a. ths University Settlement
On April - lie gtYes a recital or Russian
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
CALENDAR FOR THE CURRENT WEEK.

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New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
The Metropolitan
Koenigskinder" to Open
Last Week of Season.

sHlni2tk.nlsr~ -iu op<n TIE iss- Ts<S
II re MetrorILzn Cc@rs sszsoI- N,7
G~-si4ire p,,rsr al NJ. Jc-, vi have
re .i,ie rs--f an thS -ss, n. ths cast XII
- - zane e u,8zL inc,1t.rz ZINES.
g->srz-r. 5,at,feI al E-zei aHt Eessr.-
G,-i.z. DHr- an Psiss NJ H.-tz Tiil
corc1et.
t. conparT MI use Pzfsfa! o.
ssrfsT evening r. PnAsnslp1!s7 7nHe
tac He'-or1i.,sl Ogers House c1r.ng re
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

gcsaDgvcrcin Arion viii take place In the
Hocicty's hall this evening under the direc.
ton OF Julius Lorenz. Miss Florence
IIinkIe and Carl Jorn will be the principal
solo singers, the former singing a group of
songs and tho solos In the new piece for
mems voices and soprano by A. Won Otho-
craven; the latter III MO tesoro." from
Mozsrt's Don Giovanni" dn Gorman),
some songs and the Prize song from "Die
Meistersinger.'
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

Is. se-y-cu< -he e7-cs-- ~l- te .'ee 20
-. yrb,sc -.s r-cg-z--- vii oc-tai-
seisc-.s-s .-o-- -h> -o.ks c: " Gz-.zz-t.
srcl-1s-r "ou.-a Dl.sc;s~ Psalm lIrriT).
-Glo-.s Z, E1cel.ss f-zss z SAP. Gene
C-.o lie" frsv1. -A-eErc.T froa Ire
F-rs- Orzz- Symphony: -Sc-t-1o' Scrz;s
3 March. Pu,..-r- al Chan, Sara
,..es." lco-poset tor re .ns,ausco1 eers-
rro-y o. tie rrs-1 o-gan n So,re Dame.
Paris
A., p ". Rists-Ts organ rec..al n St
PALS C.sp~i Columbia University. Wes-
,is,t .,rse,. - Tr.stzr stt.-nco. Ms-zsre;
Rsyes. cor.-.ito. viii zssis, Al irterss--
Tx rrcErs-De las be-n arranged
A. TIE rztiic -e@-irz n Cooper Cuior o.
s-rtzy. X.--1 - Director ". L Boge-t
p-e.~a,ss G-zci& Rica-1o. Soprano, who
szns ssys-sl toiot.
Henry N- srd is orchestra will play
,o-1.y n yo-s.<,o-u. y. J. zt th4 Ns,ho-
fss- Cturch Nr L~ = w.ll known in
No--.s-orr- having teer heard q, many
socsI functions there
E,z-iv II Ju-s Niss Irene Alderman will
.. h.s,d IN recitsl ard d-srs;ic readings
st Cape ysy and Atlantic City. y :.
Asres SINNER Cs.r nonoiozist and
child ;rnpsrsona,or. viii ..tsrtzin for the
B~-hsny church next week On Easter
N0r6sv Mss Geer -fIi entertain in Al
izniic City.
Mss Nsrei Sri1sr, pianist. pIril o.
Gustav = Becker. assisted - Mss Alice
O. Ralph. sorrsro. viIi give musical re-
eta q s.-sno,y Hall. NJ. ~ E.s, ID
street on TuA.dsy evening.
Valentine Ant. rnandolinis- snd hsrpist
zill. On THURSDAY. April =. give an even
ing - vocsi. piano mandolin and harp
music ~ Carnegie Chamber Ylsic Hall
IT. assisting artists Eiil te jeanette
Aroma. sopr.no. and Mare louise Car
michael, plsnis'.
The p.slo recital given - ire pupils q
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

William 4. Carl will give an organ con-
cert In memory % the late Felix Alex
ander Guilmant. the distinguished French
organist' Tomorrow evening at s.l5 O'Clock
In the Old First Presbyterian Church.
Fifth avenue and 18th street, assisted BY
the full choir ~ the Old First Church. Tho
soloists will he Margaret Harrison, So
prano. and Randall Hargreaveg, the Eng
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
NEW YORK SYMPHONY SOCIETY.

A programme Of cheerful music by the
great composers will be given AT tho con
cart OF the Symphony Society Of New
YORK. Walter Damrosch conducting, al The
New Thestre this afternoon at O'Clock.
rbn .ceucsrt Is the annual pension fund
ssaeegt. for which Mme. -Gadrki has KIND
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

r-szsss a. ..s 7cS-g Ns-'t Pse-sg lssocs.
s.z- ,,r ,.s Slzr< X ZtS>z-F,.. az -
1,-z 3 r. ~ u. ~ z>>-sss s<>o,s 20
g<<,zcorz. CO r. re n s. Il rE,-, n
Frz-.<-- -.-rz,s, - C~ss-.s- --1r1c Gs-.tz.
r--s-<zA Al <<-&.ts<S
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

The p.slo recital given - ire pupils q
Il Idsils Csmpbeil-Bsf's ~ the Waldorf
Astoria on the evening o, March a vas
one 2, the most successful Affairs present,
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
Music Notes.

ne f-frfy-sArOrS znn1zl fsi. eOsl. -
sls-iY festlgsL u. -. Gz.iie s<>is,T Il N.v
Yor< Clty n1n ,sks p.scs ~ n. Brost~sy
Tsezfre m Ezster sgr6sy evening April
e. WIN festgreE ~ s.~risi intsrsti 20 ,,E-
1snts 81 Ir.sa n.,'ory ., ~sb az - 'aoss
~hO are concsrred IN 'bs sror,t 70 re.tFs
ne rg1Y am 1iEssm.ns,ior u ~. ian
gJsse q ne Cei'
Prominent Ir;shrnsn have r1sHs the loczl
orssn!zs.lDn .sctor in lie novel inter
- 'nrnSrts ina, are rv@n frequently IN 'nis
ci'v. snf ne ccrri,g sonz festival vii -
,Dr, - rsks rsnk - th@ mast interesting
.ie slc.s'y hsS given - - tflrty-'nres
yezrs = sxisfeuce Fictor Herb%rt tie
npOser u. "Sstons.' 2 grsrd.On ~
ssrnuei I<,yer. Kill WIN his orchestra s.ys
= yrogrs raras of music NJ Ir.,h oompos~rs.
ir,er,Derand Nth many q. his own conpO-
,,.ons ineiu6ing ~ irish Hhap.oty.'
written for srd redicsf.1l ~ ,he $e7r YOrk
Gsellc Eo>iefy. snf me assisting artists
VII ,e Nrs. Helm OD0nneu. con,ralto,
Melville B Clsrl. hsrpis', sn1 Edward
CMsnonT, Dasso.
vollo--lng ere the programme. fo- Sam
s.I I. Bald-in's FREE ryan reoi'sls - the
CITY college this wss>.
SUNDAY. APRIL 3. II ?. Il
T,>eats sn1 Yusge n u ninor .......-. Ban
n.f-<ate ." = f@''. ...................ys .ysai@''
z,sap,ory 3. y -riror ...................I>rars
Alsgin fron S>'1sia tsf' 1,rsn
~ ,'.st @i.9r - -rell,s,
oser,srs n .1iiiisra T.i' Itoss.ai
WEDSEsDAY. ArEIL y. II sP. u.
cor,.rt Yegss in . ras;or ......-. KIers
ssraSt.1ng n . rain,r r'rntnns.1'', sch1o@rt
r sss m = YlsiDr -D1ii ,fan
s>s1s Pz,,0ral. .BDtsi
Go'I'Yr'@,5' rag.le ,rorn "a.r,.sl ...... %s.leT
Esrnardo Oishsnrky. The Russian osry-
tone vho hss been engaged by Nr R1syell
for the BostDn Opera Cornpany nsJt sea-
-on. vii give q farewell recital ~ Men
dsls,ohn Hall on April II ~ 10 r. m.
prior ~ his departure for Psris, where he
g!! be sent by the management 70 study
French repertory under Mr Cspule'. the
director he VII return ~ this country in
,he fall and appear IN Boston and ~ the
Metropolitan Ee-Y York Mr.. Oshansky
IL q citizen NJ this country but Russian
~ NTH. RE ,pent siz yesrs with Giacouo
Ginzburg the well known Viennese vocal
Instructor. His programme will consist Of
compositions by handel. Greg Schubsrt,
schurnsnn. Clinks, Ksenemann. sokolor
ctr.
Mrs Julia Allan viii give recital n
songs and operate airs B, the Plaza Hotel
tomorrow AZ s.bo p m.
The Ssslaysky string quartet cornposed
~ ALEXANDER Hasl3vsky and Leonardo
Brill, violns; Henry Weismsnn. viola, and
Paul Y.fer violOncello. win give concert
Of chamber music. Assisted b. Isabel
Hauser. pianoforte. IN the ballroom of the
Hotel Plaza next Tuesday evening. The
music win consist of pianoforte quartet
by Saint Ssens. pisnoforte quintet BY
pvorsk and the latters composer, sonata
FOR rianofOrie and violin, Op. 10.
Mr. WDl G. Mscfarlane's L-nten cantats,
The Message from the Cross' will be
sung at St. Pauls Chapel AT noon Of next
Tuesday. Mr. Macfarlane Will play the
organ accompaniment
The third private concert Df the Manner
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

Pla;on BrounoS Is getting busy. On Fri-
dsy. April :. he gave z recital OF Jewish
folksongs a. the University Settlement
On Ap-ii - lie gfyes q recital CT Russian
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

rollo- .ng ere the programme. fo- asrn-
ueI 4 pald-.ln's free ryan reci-slE - the
CITY college this DssI.
sl-.rlY- apRrL 2. ~ 2. q
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

Rk WEST AND COLCHBrS AVE. v. \.
o. Legislature % Confer C-lvsrsty Desrs>e
urse for Teachers ard P-o.sEEic-Ea IEcro.gs
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

The third private concert Of the Manner.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

A. tie pstiic -e@,irz IN Cooper Union o1
Sunday. N.-rs - Director ". L Boge-t
p-e<~-.sS G-zciz Rica-Io. soprano. who
szrs several soiot
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

Nlss Ms6sl sri.sn. pianist. 2 pgpil o..
Gustav =. Becker, assisted - Mss Alice
q Ralph. s9rrsro. vili give 4 musical re-
eta a. s..sro.y Hall. NJ. il5 E.s, ID
street On TuAsdsy evening.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

Mrs Julia Allan viii give 2 recital n
songs and operate airs ~ the Plaza Hotel
Tomorrow AZ t.bo p. m.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

A, p ". Rissbe-Es organ r.c.tal in 81
PALS Ca p~I Columbia University. Wes-
,i.,t .,rse,. - Tr.stzv s.t.-nco. Ns-zsre.
Rsyes. cor-zlto. viii assist A. iu,ersst-
Tx rrcErs-re hss teen arranged
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09
MUSICAL

csarins.d - tsirt 5sr.-
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

Asres ssrlrsr Ger. nono,ozist and
chilf s-npersona,or viii entertain for the
B~-hsny Church next week On Easter
Nonfsv Mss G~er -ffi entertain r. Al
izniic CITY.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

Nr Wnl &. Macfarlsne's L-nten cantata,
The Message from the Cross,' Will be
sung at 81. Pauls Chapel at noon Of next
Tuesday Mr.. Mscfarlane Will play the
organ accompaniment.
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

Henry L- srd is orchestra will play
today - yo-r-S-o-n. y. J. st th- Nstho-
lis, Ctrrch- Nr. L- = veil known in
No--.s-orr- having teer heard q, many
soc-sI functions there
New-York tribune., 1911-04-09

Ecz-ir in JD-e Ms Irene Alderman ~ill
= h.s,i IN -@citsl ard d-srstic readings
q Cap@ yzy and Atlantic City. " :.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-12-20

CONTINUED Tomorrow
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-12-20

The quicker a cold Is gotten rid OF
the less danger from pneumonia and
other serious diseases. Mr.. E. w. l.
Hall. of Woverly, Va, says: II firmly
believe Chamberlain's Cough Remedy
70 be absolutely the best preparation
on the market for colds. I have rec
commended it to my friends and they
all agree with me-" For sale by all
dealers.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-12-20
FOR SALE OR RENT

A good farm of $50 acres, Il miles
from Ocala on Gainesville and Gulf
Railway; so acres OF land cleared, good
house and other buildings and good
we'll Of water For rent or sale. APP
ply to Mrs. J. Don Ferguson, corner
North Second and Lime streets, Ocala.
Fla
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-12-20

II had been troubled with constipa-
ton for two years and tried all OF the
best physicians in Bristol, Tenn, and
they could do nothing for me-" writes
Thos. E. Williams, Middleboro. KY.
Two packages of Chamberlain's Stom-
ach and Liver Tablets cured me-" For
sale by all dealers.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-12-20

When your feet are wet ana cold.
and your body chilled through and
through from exposure, take a big
dose of Chamberlain's Cough Remedy,
battle your feet in hot water before
going to bed, and you are almost GER
tain TO ward off a severe cold For
sale by all dealers.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-12-20
FOR SALE CHEAP

\ seven to eight-year-old mare. per-
fectly sound and gentle. VIII work
anywhere. ard is afraid Of nothing.
Apply to J. Z. Carney, Silver Springs,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-12-20

This doll is waiting for some
one to buy her, but she will not
wait long. Some early shopper
will get her, and the late ones will
get left.
By shopping early YOU GET
YOUR PICK not only Of dolls.
but Of all other Christmas goods.
The Republican. [volume] (Oakland, Md.) 1877-current, 1911-05-11

George W. Ma4rudera ana Harriet Magruder,
hlS WlIe - ha>. T. Hla-rudtI Jphn J.; pa
IIuIti. AHIeu II. Ma@tudti. carrie az
Ter ana MautHd custer.
No lisa E.uitv I'm tine Cir,lIir Court for
Garrett County,
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nav IN 1nil ana rn,.rrdgi -, ! 49,. \ . On
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lam pea1re Fv,ernt"r nf Ga1rt5s 4 poar,a
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ana toSta'Ient Of la mo. Na,,riao,. said ,,.iii
hnin ., .ernrdad IN ihn, n fn'in Of ON. Of mo
viii Records OF Garrett county. containing
convey ed to Chas. i. MagIuder, John j. Ma
grudcr and Alfred II. Magrudcr and stephen
A.iMagIuder. and as the bill claims one NTH
of which was held in trust bV them for the
said George W. NagIuder. from William
BARNES and wife. by deed dated April 10,
I'N' ana recorded IN Llber 30. y, i9ilO ~
one or the Land RECORDS OF Sald Garrett
county containing El= ceres.
The bIlI states that On or about the -6tu
dal of NAV lpUQ the said Stpuhpu A. Maglu.
del. departed this lie, mtestate. and lett Il,
his heirs at law his four brothers. three
sisters and nicces and nephcvs, children 6
his own deceased sisters. That deeds were
executed conveying the interest of his three
sisters and all his nicceS and neUheWS. in the
said 2l2 acres to three of his brothers. Chas.
Z, Magruder, John }. Magruder and Alfred
II Magruder, except the wife of John WaG
ner OF Hedgesville, w. Va, who did not sign