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The Sauk Centre herald. (Sauk Centre, Stearns County, Minn.) 1886-current, 1913-02-06

give anything authoritative as to the
findings.
Public hearings on the tonnage tax
bill are being held nowadays, and it
begins to look as If the excitement
over this proposition will be as great
this winter as four years ago when
the Bjorge bill went through both
houses. Delegations from the ranges
are moving upon the capitol, one
from the Guyana range appearing
Friday night. Messrs. Bjorge an d
Frankson, authors of the bill, spoke
for it at special meeting Of the
House tar committee Tuesday and
we're subjected to a severe cross ex-
animation By Representatives K. G..
Dunn, c. T. Knapp, A. L. Warner. C.
n. Warner and others. 1t is possible
that the bill will be reported out by
the committee late this week. The
committee Is divided on the question.
50 the bill will either go out without
any MISREPRESENTATION or else With q
ma jority and minority report.
= = =
The elections COMMITTEES Of the,
House has unanimously Recommended
for passzgz an initiative and refer
sndum bill similar TO the Ohio law.
It provides that amendments TO the
state constitution may ba initiated
hy . petition Of ten par cent OF the
voters, statutory legislation by 5 per-
;eHt and that . referendum vote shall
be taken on a q PER cent petition. I'll
!: specifically provided that the
shall have the first place
~ the state ballot in the 1914 cleo
lions.
Great industry is shown by the
They refused to fol-
ow the. example of the Senate and
adjourn for week end recess Friday,
md the committees of the House
have been meeting frequently, re-I
porting out dozens OF bills, which
make the calendar look q full sized
magazine. In the light Of past his
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-20

Tuxedo has made pipe smoking possible to thou sands of men, The Tuxedo process" of treating the finest dest leaves of the highest grade Burey tobacco causes Tuxedo to burn slowly with delicious flavor and the most enjoyable aroma Tuxedo cannot bite, sting or irritate the mouth, nose or throat.
 Hundreds of weIl-known doctors, orators, actors,
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-20

genuine Missouri Meerhaum Pipe with mouth piece and Wec FREE purchaser of tin of Tuxedo tobacco We are making this extraordinary offer to induce Tuxedo We know that have tried will smoke koday-beore his these and have the smoke in the world"
Bisbee daily review., 1913-06-20

in pipe smoking for you fill your pipe with Tuxedo. lawyGrs, slgfLS' lecturers nslc5S ana SsheT PuoMnc DIG keenest pleasure and exercises good influence the throat.
 Tuxedo has many imtators. None of them has yet discovered the Tuxedo process" Tuxedo remains unique and unrvaled.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
~ Louise Heilgers.

The village OF Cpcombe-as IN
charitable as most NIllages--hac
christened her Old Maid sally" from.
ainCs; the day OF her first appear.
ance IN its midst.
Miss Sarah Winstone. when news
OF her nickname drifted inevitably 20
ner on the ebb-tide OF Upcombe Cos
sip. only smiled erimly She did not
appear TO resent IL. Tucked away
hehind her LnbecomIne green blouse
there lurked somewhere in Miss
Sarahs fiat chest fund OF hidden
humor
What husbands are To most women.
ner sense OF tnmo- was 10 Miss
sarah. tower OF strength In darl.
moments. a friend and companion
ali the time.
II was not a cheerful life Miss
Sarah had TO look back upon Tha;
she VAS able to smile occasionally
~hen her thou ghts wandered back
through the grey years hating at
grave stone here. a milestone there.
said much for the value OF the posses.
sion OF sense OF humor.
Miss Sarah mad not always bee:,
aarchested. dusty haired and unb,.
.cumingly dressed. On the contrary.
he had once been adorably slim.
'goidenhaired. and had rioted in white
muslin and frills.
TN the grew wall of the littlo si:.
ting room in the cottage ~ Trromb;
there huns a miniature of an exceed
inglv pretty girl with eyes that
matched the azure ribbon twisted IN
her hair.
That exceedingly pretty girl was
Miss Sarah. as she had been in her
youth.
Harry. the roctor's Younger son. ~
home for the summer HOLIDAYS. tool,
n great fancy 20 Old Maid Sally.
Sometimes he helped her. bu, more
often he sat on the fence and enter.
tanned her with Upcombr news. II
was from him. by The way. Miss
Sarah heard her nickname
II was from him. too. that Miss
Nin~tnn' learnt one da. of the advent
az Visitor 10 the Rector lie was
an explorer Kenneth Maine"
Kenneth Maine
VI $ $as1h.s heart did IN uneNpact-
ed thing Aft'r wear. q: patient. dull
beating y it1W Ike d live thing uu-
dor tho '.'1' Of her unbecominc
blouse .f1r.d AZ Hurry a mo.
ment a- ne hnd mover seen him
he fore 'l'" '-ruiug. siaiNad off 20
m" Norr. needle - Of Harry loud
amarcfucVf
Npnuo-h Ma Nc
Miss Sarah could hardly believe 70
Locked iH her room. sh" Val.,cd up
and down M" polished floor. her kui-
tel hands C!a"prf ~ front 81 her. =
hard. red spot OF color IN either ch..k
k"unrin Maine The lover o. h,r
youth Tho uar to whom She had
been engaged Tor two hrirf glorious
mon MS kruncfh Maine Nhom q
cruel F4'" had token from her
she had aiNa's blamed Fate. no.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
Daily Short Story
Old Maid Sally.

Kenneth in the matter Il was not
MS iault that his uncle had forbidden
MN To marry her. more. had threaten
ed TO cut of his allowance II he did.
as the last means OF separating him
! from poor sarah in England
Up AZ the Rectory. during lunch.
Harry mentioned Miss limestone s
behavior. In schoolboy language. he
announced that he thought the heat
had turned old Sall,'s brain.
Miss Winstone"-the distinguish
ed visitor forgot to help himself to
salad USED to know a Miss Win
stone once. Where does she live? |
Just a chance she might be Miss Win
stone"
What Old Maid Sally" The
words slipped simultaneously and un.
abashed as II were from the whole
family. Even the Reciors daughter
Joined I'm the laughter.
She it was who offered 10 show
him the way TO Miss Winstone's cot.
tage. But Kenneth Maine. wise in his
generation. refused. He had no use
for two women at the same time Ex-
perience had taught him the multiple
cation table where women were con-
cerned made not for peace. but for
war.
To Miss sarah. therefore. walking
i'll at ease. but eXpectaI;. in the gar
den at the hottest time of The after
noon, there came Kenneth Maine. Ul-
CCmbe eyes would have noted the fact
that Miss Sarah. discardinc the green
blouse. wore her best gown of sombre
silk. that real lace adorned the collar
and cuffs. that hcr thin hair was not
pulled sharply over her brow. but al
lowed To rest in two not unbecOming
waves on either side OF her forehead.
Kenneth Maine only saw a little
faded. unatlractive. doWCy woman
who locked at him with The eyes Of a
scared rabbit.
But. always courteous 10 women. he
raised his hat politely.
Miss Winstone?"
Sh" nodded gravely
I'm 80 sorry 10 trouble YOU" said
Kenneth ia his best manner but
used 20 k.ow "a Miss Winstonc |
came This afternoon hoping To renew
my acquaintance with her"
How she stared this ugly woman.
Il mad" him rrrl quite nervous
Would she never speak. he wondered.
When she did 81 was 30 hoarSsly. so
harsh'y that u" starred
Come ia" sh@ said CURLY
she led him through tho dark little
hail into the grey '.ttI" sitting room.
who're the miniature oi radiant girl
hung upon III" wall II was tho first
thing he noticed as he came through
the door ne went straight up 10 il
and examined II closely Miss Sarah
came and ~'0od beside him
Was That Your Miss Winstone9' 49,
she asked "Pecausc. II so. she's
dead Sh" died OF fever n.nc Years
ago.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
MOUNDSVILLE
Commencement Tomorrow.


Arrangements have been completed
Tor the commencement exercises OF
the local High school. which will be
held tomorrow evening in the Audito-
rum Of the Central school building.
Tho Gus tomary orations and essays OF
tho members OF the graduating class
will not be given and the address 10
the members OF the graduating class
will be made by eN-Judge Frank W.
Nesbitt. ~ Wheeling. The presenta-
ton of diplomas will be made by r. +.
Henderson, president OF the board OF
education. The above two addresses
with a musical selection constitute the
program The graduating class is
composed Of eight girls and three
boys they are: Clara =. McMillen.
Roxie My Robinson. Ruby l.orena
Mason. Ruth NJ Noller. \aOma Lewis.
Nellie V. Beam. Ada y. Rogerson.
MARY I.ee Bonra. William Ross Hess.
Nelson \ Parks and John l.. fliggs.
Following ~ tho program 10 be rem
derei tC.morrow evening:
March ............. .....- College Lie
Invocation REV. Walter II Myers
Overture ........-.....Cr Grown Prince
Commencement Address ENJudge
Franz W Ncsbitt.
WALTZ Loves Golden Dreams
Presentation Of Diplomas. 9. +. r. Hen
derson. Pres. OF Board OF Education.
Music.
Revere ..........A Apple blossoms
Penediction ........Dr y + Rhoads
March ..............- ...-.-. ndrT FlTe
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
Circuit Court to Meet.

The regular May term OF the Circuit
court will convene Tuesday morning
With Judge II. &. Hervey on the bench.
The term is expected to he a very
short term and hut few criminal
cases are on the docket and unless the
grand fury unearthes something In
teresting the session will close in a
few DAYS Several misdemeanor
cases against the Benwood and Nc
Nechen saloon keepers will also be
tried Il is also expected that the
case OF The stale against r A. Hiner-
man. charged with the murder OF one
William X. Clark will also be heard
in this session OF the court.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
ant Mildred p. IIsrrington. weusvue.

AMI Mildred r. IIarrinEton. WeIIsyiiIe.
ohio
william NJ. Lies. PittshurGh. "a AMI
clara Louise p"srr. PittshIrgl. IA
MesSrs li'li. % Bethany College and
~i!4 ana Z'ng. - The United states de-
partrr"ut ~ agriculture. will address n
meeting - he held ~ Franklin school
nous" Wednesday evening Man IS Ali
persons Interested m tine betterru.nt OF
agricultural conditions are urged {" at
tend.
Miss marguerite Fault. ~ the Fourth
WARD. left yesterday for "a two weeks
visit witt friends IA Pennsylvania.
Miss Hazel Glow. 81 windsor was a
WellsfUrg -aii~r on TUESDAY night
Mrs Jessie Wisc and daughter NtSa
'fsSi"s Nave. - Point Hreezc were
tnuhG To- rtt! visitors on Tuesdav
Ms. Homer CANAAN. - tl. county.
Ni>,f"f rrlffiy"S here vs-terday
.Nfs Harry %irk ana dauChter. or
Struherf flIr. age visiting ler uarsUfs
Nj ami Mr. Emory Jacob
August Maecrs. 81 tho Mil Grocery
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22

company. ~ WheelinE was a business
visitor !n ~" city yesterday.
Mrs. Henry ZiilIk-u and niece Edifn
Gay. were Wheeling visitors t.ste.Iav
D. W. 'uWmius. - the Ditwortn Bros
company. ~ Pittsburgh. was a Wells
burg visitor today
Miss Maj" Anderson Was a visitor N
wheeling on Wednesday afternoon
MIS-. =. - Seville was AMONG tie
Wheeling visitors On WeInesaav.
Mrs John smith AMI si~tei-in-Iarv
kath'rin" Smith. returned home from
st .tershurE. Fla
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
SpeciaI Services.

Sunday will be anti-saloon league
day in the churches OF this city ana
representative OF the West Viz
ginia Anti-Saloon league will be IN
the city during the day. Several To-
cal churches are planning 10 maze
SUNDAY an unusually interesting daN
in behalf Of the league which with
other organizations assisted so much
in helping 10 put this state IN the
dry column. Al are cordially invited
20 attend the services.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
Raised Fine,

Charles Albert. local Asyrian, was
up in police court yesterday evening
on a charge OF using protane languag :
TO Policeman Ritner and after he7Tii-
the evidence In the case Mayor T..
x. Blair said s. and TRAININGS. A.
torney r. +. Moore. counsel for Al
bert. asked that the fine be raised
to So and the fine was raised AMI
the case will be appealed 70 the cir
emit court
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
Surprising Cur. Of stomach Trouble.

gu P''s'h9 Cure OF Stomach trouble.
Jacob IiindlelanC. ~ chelsea. Mich.
was 10 with stomach trouble and in
such had shape thar hc lived for two
months IN limo water and milk He
tf"n began us' nr Chamberlain's Tah-
lets. ~" say : am seVenty-siX
Years ~ age Hu' never 10 my life used
ans medicine that CLreG In such a
short time as Chamhcrlaiu's Tablets"
For sale 10y al dealers ADV.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22

charges OF bribery In connection wIrh
the senatorial election IN the l,-i-
la'ure last yint"r are IN session -
The NcLure house az Wheeling Tae
parry cam" - this CITY yesterday af
terroon and were guests OF Warden
VI J. Brown ~ The local state IN.
st!'ution. Following are tho-e Wno
we're here. Senator q : Marshal.
Of New Cumberland. chairman. a0I
senator q = Hood. 81 Keyser. AMI
Delegates p r. Iolnson. OF Errkc'",
county: = G. Swiger. 81 Tyler couu-
~. and e. \. sutton. ~ Harrison
county. and Attorney Genera, :. s
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
Thank o4e-ino M,.tiro

'H7UN CUSrin9 Hcct09.
Tn" members ~ Tho Woman 20
o. n Missionary societ, 81 tho First
" = church. viii hold THAR anuu 90
'nHnk Offering serrlce in NJ. church
next Sunday evening ~ = 30 o.r,ocn.
~" society has engaged the services
~ Miss Margaret Crabtree. ~ fh,
philippine Islands a. speaker ana
no Is conceded 20 be ono ~ the mos
forceful and interesting speakers on
MISSIONS 'la' was possible 10 secur"
ST"cial thank Offering music will b.
r"nf"red and al are cordially invited
20 attend
Entertainment Tonight.
Arrangements have hccn comniof4sI
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
ARRANGEMENTS Completed.

Liheri camp No IS, Woodmen "
the World have made preparations
for the unveiiiaE OF The monuTN'
erected by tho camp over the graz
Of tho late Sovereign OrlIe II. Higgins
in Mount Rose cemetery and for NJ
annual memorial 70 he held IN CON
nectiCn with the unvailing Visiting
delegations from Martins FerrE.
Nhceling Cameron. sand iii, Park
ershurg. Clark sburs and Grafton are
expected 10 attend. Following are m"
Officers who are 10 perform the un-
yelling ceremony. CAPTAIN OF pro
cess!on. W Adds. Jr. master Of
ceremonies. Claude 6. Bonar. consul
commander. II ! Rulong adviser
lieutenant. 7 r. Dewey clerk. Cha-
Gamble: banker. u. H. Fou'y. escort.
Webster Wilson. Natchmau. +. l..
Corhy. sentry. David lIart.lne.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
To Play sists-sv,rie.

.'"Nif'r o. ID rou'.,1's- OF u,.
.'ni 'i't i'a-" l1ii team la. com
'H i..t'wru'- f"- OBJ. rp.nia.
''I" '. 't. local Irra.lat.ur d, Boz.
'i n't' SUNDAY afternoon with
" strong --frrttlIl. r--..4f.or o.
'I" latter Town To-. ..,t. .r t.t.
ist.' '. each evening This ...t
If'iafaii"u 'or fr" same and ,,,ri... +,
''I probably hn found or tr. ..I.-
Iin" Every member ~ Tho f.l.r .,
''it 'I" catcher o. 20 Iom. bog GALL
VIII ir 700 probability make ID yo.f
L--l -nH I-L- ..I.nr
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22

Husrfl Allen. vhp. GER .... r...,..
j'ar. boo. rDr4gr'oi o-.. .f oh Mos.
up t0 f1fn mcsf uartrt. .r frt. ..,
'i'n ~ 'h' state. .1.I h.- isc. OF bl.
moss yesterday fp H.. mother 81
, ta-I"f 'H'H arI OIL. hrnfi,. water
}. I-.".l aIi .eatr Iu 70 short fifn. f.-
me western rau.f. nhr-. Boo u.f
remain Tor fha benefit OF bis I..i..
Do" shop ".l b.. rdu,f,I Atom. o..
cam" .n't heretofore and s.rt d..
in chrrg. OF Nafr. srd bard Al
I'n. h" a'i"s 900 etI fieu. 90 u,.t
n'n. vho '.-m"rf. conducted d.. ..op
n tIis r.tf
Noandsvius Bret
.fr.. tH.i. f.. r.fffr.. f.f.,..
from ~'....rtUI. ruI ,t,IsI.,f.
'..r. ... ht. .i.rf fu. past v..,s
N..N '-t'. ..H I.I.f...
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Fi"rf .'s fIH. .f far.-.f ,f..r..
rr fol" ..'. .f iI.r. ft.HrH-
.ffr Tf.. f...a ru ..tf.r.l. fr
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The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22
MCFADDEN'S
The Store With the Low Prices

Mems STRIPED and plain Gray pcnim-
good wearing and easy TO wash-thin
Working Pants with belt straps and
poe kets-sizes % T. 5O-for 80 cents
pair.
Mems Khaki c"lor-taiio- made sum
mer working Pants-Vtth watch pock-
st-helt straps AMI cur huttons-waiS,
sizes p {" So inch-s-at - cents a pair.
Mems Real Kentucky Jeans Pants
that are fun nn~d-~ewei with strongest
thread-with front pockets watch
pocket rip pockets ,hr strongest and
hest wearing pants - wear az all Kinds
~ w"rk-waist sizes q 20 so inches
especial at ~ cents a pair.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22

SaE..-se l. oenses.
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22

Visited Penite1tiary.
The legislative bribery invcstiga'-
ing committee which Is probing
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22

Engineers - Firemen Brakemen -
Trninm"n VIII" want their ovetcIothes
IN NJ as nice rs made 10 order suits
should wear McFadder'S Perfect Fitting
Railroad pyerallS and Goats. We sell
the ROYAL Blu" Railroad Dveralis and
oats mo Wabash stripe Railroad over
ais ana coats tue Hrotherlood' Raii-
inad 'Nerall~ AMI Coats tho I-irrk =
l'eiroit Special Railroad pv-rallS and
'"ats-siz"~ p tu Cat 30 cents
: Cents--9s cents
The Wheeling intelligencer. [volume] (Wheeling, W. Va.) 1903-1961, 1913-05-22

her can save money save tffue-slve ,
trouble hy wearing M,Fadd.nS p,tent
linen" ke''i>lhle collars that don't
nave Z" p" washed. Rot. sides 81 n..~
lsih"ne 'oliH'~ are TO hc worm trl
Mhvr one side 90 the collar IS Sptlai f-no,
Wesring 'ust turn over tie or.ar -i.le
nui uhNr fresh. clean collar '..f is
ready - wear W. hu,. % r,.,,. st,f.s 20
tnrSe d"uhi" wear collars 9" r!rN .rpn1
sizes q to lNi--at - cents "a b.N-Io
collars in n hnN. :
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-03-13

Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Ellithorp, after
brief but pleasant visit to Ocala, left
Wednesday afternoon for Tampa, but
expect to return to OcaIa in a couple
of weeks. They were much pleased
with Ocala and Marion county, of which
they saw a great deal considering the
length Of their stay, thanks to Mr. z.
c. Chambliss, who put himself and his
fine auto al their service, and showed
them the best of Ocala and vicinity,
in farms and roads. Mr.. Eli
thorp carefully examined Mar
ion county peanuts as grown on
Mr.. Chambliss' farm and pronounced
them of fine quality. The Beechnut
Co., of Canajaharie, N Y, of which
he is vice-president, puts up millions
of jars of peanut butter every year and
Mr.. Chambliss is trying to make it a
customer for the Marion county pro-
duet of the goober 1t seems that he
has a fair prospects of success, and our
farmers, in their own interest. should
back him I'D.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-03-13
READ THIS

The Texas Wonder cures kidney and
bladder trouble, removing gravel
cures diabetes, weak and lame backs.
rheumatism and all irregularities OF
the kidneys and bladder In both men
and women. Regulates bladder trou-
bles in children. If not sold by your
druggist, will be sent by mail on re-
ceipt OF 81. One small bottle Is two
months treatment and seldom fails to
perfect cure. Send for testimonials
from this and other states. DR.. r. w.
Hall, 209e Olive street. St Louis, Mo.
Sold by all drugg!sts.--Ad.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-03-13

Mcintosh, March 12.-Mrs. w. r.
Dedman, on Thursday of last week,
from to 5, entertained most delight
fully. at her country home, "Dungar-
ven," near Mcintosh, in honor of her
cousin, Mrs Howard Early and her
aunt, Mrs. ]. w. Christian, both of
Lexington, KY, who are guests of Mr..
and Mrs. ]. K. Christian, of Mcintosh.
Mrs. Early was becomingly gowned
in toupe charmeuse, ornaments dia-
monds.
Mrs Christian was charming in
black aeolian.
The guests numbered twenty five
ladies, the majority being numbers of a
social club.
The parlor. hall and dining room
were bowers of exquis tie beauty, dec
GRATED artistically in prodigal profus-
ion with a wealth of graceful ferns
and roses of many varieties. Hooded
candles interspersed among the ferns
and flowers. shed a soft, mellow radi-
ance over the fairy like loneliness of
the scene.
A most delicious salad course was
daintily served.
Mr. and Mrs. w. K. Zewadski, ST.,
of OcaIa, are visiting Mr.. and Mrs. w
K Zewadski, Jr., at their pretty new
bungalow in Suburb BeautifuL-Tam-
pa Tribune.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-03-13
CLEANING UP THE CITY
Civic Committees Work Is Proving
Highly Successful

Mrs. C. r. Tydings reports that the
people have responded nobly to the call
for street cleaning. In the third ward
dirt and trash has been there for the
past twenty-five years or more is be-
ing hauled away.
DR.. Walter Hood as chairman of
the sanitary committee is doing a
great deal to help in making order out
Of chaos. The clean vacant lots and
streets and trimmed trees will make
Ocala look like she has on her new
spring suit
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-03-13
A NARROW ESCAPE

Mr. T. A Mcqueen, an employe of
the Ocala Northern met with a very
narrow escape yesterday at Silver
Springs. He was caught between two
cars and was rolled and squeezed for
sometime before he was released He
was brought to the hospital at once
and aside from a few bruises he is not
badly injured The escape was mir
aculous
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-03-13

Requested TO Meet Tomorrow Even
ing With View to Reorganixa-
ten.

tan Band:
Friday evening, March 14th. az the
Moose Hall, to discuss the feasibility Of
re-organizing. A proposition viii be
submitted by some of the leading
citizens TO put the band on a financial
basis, in order to give our regular
summer concerts
Every member of the organization Is
requested TO be on hand promptly at
s o'clock. A E. Gerig, Director
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-03-13
wooDMEN or THE WORLD

Fort King Camp. No. IA, Woodmen
Of the World, will hold their next reg
ular meeting Friday evening, Mch- IA
at Yonge's Hall Every member is
urged TO be present and visitors al
ways welcome ]. f. Thompson, c. C.
c. K Sage, Clerk Ad.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1913-03-13

= Mr.. T. S. Mathews or Zuber was in
town today, accompanied by Mr.. w.
NJ. Morrison of Eastman, Ga. Mr.. Nor
rison was here to settle the affairs
of his father-inz1aF, Mr.. B. T. Rogers,
who died at Zuber a few days ago.
Mr.. Rogers had Been-at. zuber for the
last four years.. He made Marion
county a good citizen, and his death
was deeply regretted by his friends.
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U. ID. C. MEETING

The regular netting of the Dicker-
son chapter, Z. d. G. viii meet to-
morrow afternoon a 3 o'clock at the
residence of Mrs. D. NJ Smith. Mrs
s. r. Whaley. recording secretary.
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TWO RESIDENCES FOR SALE

My two residence properties On South
Third street are for sale. Half cash,
balance on time, or liberal discount for
all cash. Wish to get further out and
more ROOM. Houses are I'm hest of
condition, with all modern con-
venieRces.. Price and terms given on
application. u. n. Carroll.
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Mr.. r. P. Love. who has been be
hind the ocala House desk in the even.
ings for several months, expects to
leave in a day or so for Tampa. He is a
clever young nah, and has made many
friends here.
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SEWING CIRCLES EASTER SALE

The Methodist Sewing Circle will
have an easter sale on the 0cala House
porch, Thursday March 20. Orders will
be taken for Easter eggs, hand paint
ed cards. cakes and candy all Of which
will also be sold at the sale.