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Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-09-19
Valuable Land For Sale

have 10 offer at $50 per acre. 80
acres Of land near Basket switch
known a. part OF the Nelson land and
situated on the Seaside road leading 10
Cedartown
The tract has five acres OF cleared
.and. and the remainder can be- easily
cleared II l. good trucking land and
j. large enough for I've farms
! will make the terms 10 suIi the pur
chaser Don't lose an opportunity To
buy. a | am going 10 sell.
JOHN l.. MASON.
Newark. Md
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Best Paint

What is IL!
Deyoc
How Dcyuc1
It, lGo years old. but that IN how
1t has long been the best but that
isn { how
/, has been developed hy use and
study. by study and use that's now and
approved 10y experience. many years
that is how
It commcnds itself 10y long las,ng
and small pant cost. not cheap 10y the
gallon. but cheap by the Job and cheap
by the year and ten years. cheap hy
the lifetime,
That how.
THE CORDDRY COMPANY
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SATURDAY.
September 10Th. 1914

the following parcels Of valuable real
estate al! situate N said towno Of Berlin.
FIRST. Al. that lot Of land situate
on Pitts Street in said town of Berlin
beginning for the same at the north
east corner Of an alley, as designated
on plat TO be exhibited AT the sale. and
on said Pitts Street. and extending
thence northcry by and with said street,
thirty-one feet and five inches to tn"
property occupied 10y George GivanS.
thence from said street III 4 westerly
direction thirty feet 10 a private alley,
thence by and with SAID alley in a south
easterly direction thirty two feet and
three inches 10 cross alley. thence by
and with said cross alley IN a straight
line thlrty five feet To beginning on
Pitts Street. subject 10 an undivided
one-half interest IN same OF Mary 4.
Anderson for her lifetime and being a
portion Of the property devised 10
Henry j Anderson and Mary 4 inder
son by the last viii and Testament Of
James Anderson. deceased dated the
fourth day of March. $50. recorded IN
the office of the Register of Wills of
sand Worcester County. in l.iber 6. u
y. NJ. 3. folio 81.
SECOND. An irregular shaped par
eel Of ground situate on the alley y.
fcrred tom Item !! will be offered either
- an entirety or IN parcels a. the trus-
tees may elect. 4 plat describing sand
parcel viii bc exhibited on day Of sale:
or can IN the meantime bc seen a. the
office of the trustee the above parcel
Of ground subject % an undivided one
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-09-19
Diarrhoea Quickly Cured

My attention was first called to
Chamberlain collie. Cholera and Diar
rhoca Remedy as much as twelve years
ago At that time ! wa, seriously Ill
with summer complaint One dose Of
this remedy checked the trouble writes
Mrs e. " Florence. Rockdeld Ind
For sale by all dealers
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Saturday Oct. 10 1914.

the following described real estate All
that lot or parce Of land situate n the
-ixth election district ol Worcester
county. Maryland. and on the southwest
side Of thv county road which ead- from
thr lndianiuwn road al the Roy iordy
farm 10 Pine Grove beginning for thc
same AZ th, north corner %. the school
house lot and extending u, and wth
said COUNTY road n nurtnrriy direction
to the land of t.lzcy Tas !or. thence hs
and with said Taylor land and the Iard
d, Hubert Duncan III u westerly dlrec
tiur To the Figg- land. thence ca~tcril
and -outhcrly b, and with sand iigg>
land and said school hous, lot ,o tn
place of beginning. estimated 70 con
tam thirty t30l acres of land. more or
less said land being SANE which "as
conveyed t. John II Taylor By George
Elmer Godfrey ana wife hy deed dated
January 81. 1914 and dul! recorded
among the land records Of Worcester
County in liber q d G No II. folio
81
j EDWARD WHITE. Assignee
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Mortgages Sale
OF VALUABLE
Real Estate

By ,irtuc of apowcrot sale contained
in i mortgage from William Gilbert 70
Robert c,. Purnrll. dated the 10Th day
OF February. 1913. and recorded among
the land records of Worcester County
MARYLAND. in ibcr O. H. C.. No IL
folio 81. assigned To William + John
son for the purpose of foreclosure. de
faul, having occurrcdin the payment Of
said mortgage a. therein provided. the
undersigned assignee for foreclosure a
aforesaid will offer al public sale At the
Court House door in the town of SNOW
Hill. in said Worcester County. FOR
-EASH- on
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ANNOUNCEMENT.

beg 10 announce that | have again
entered into the practice of the la~
with offices "a Pocomokc City. Md
Having associated myself with Shilcs
Crockett. Esq. the practice will he
conducte under the firm name ana
,tyle Of Crockett & Crockett
JAMES NJ CROCKETT
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TUESDAY
October 9th. A. d. 1914
At2n.cloch. Z N

Al = o'clock. T. NJ
all that tract OF land known a. Crop
per's Discovery. " Reuben Addition
and Goshen. situate in Sinepuxent
Neck. in the Third Election District of
said Worcester County. which was con
veyed To the said William Gilbert by
the said Robert Lee Purnell. by deed
dated the tenth day of February.
1879. recorded among the aforesaid land
records IN libcr o. -. a.. No. IL. folio
Bic
WILLIAM +. JOHNSON,
,-l2-o3 Assignee for Foreclosure.
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New Appointed Election Official

The following change has been made
in the appointment of Judges Of election
in the Eighth election districts Of Wor-
cester County:
William . Payne Democratic Judge
Of Election AZ Precinct No j. oi the
Eighth Election District IN the place of
{. W Jones. excused
BY order of the Board Of Election
Supervisors Of Worcester County
JOHN II TRUITI. Pre-.
HARRY ? DALE.
JOHN l.. RILEY.
supervisors.
II h :. GIBBONS. Clcrs.
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Price Sweeps Eastern Shore.

Pc, the Eastern shore James 7 Bright
I-
the he
carrying galh Sisb'
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OFFICIAL VOTE OF WORCESTER COUNTY.

evory county eg-atVc
eyes popular majority
Isaac L4-. ..timae.! z! 800. .Eht
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FOR SALE
OR ENCHANGE FOR SMALL FARM

\ desirable -iorehou-c and lCt \
good place for a live man 4 business
of from Slu.0o a. 50. tsD can bc done
YEARLY with east.
Also a mouse and fiV. acres ot land
with pasture. for sale pr exchange
Also hous,. IN Snow I'LL on corner Of
Martin and Purnell Streets for rent.
Apply "a
:. %. FURNlSS.
~aNis. Va
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J. EDWARD WHITE, Attorney Law
Assignee's Sale
or VALUABLE
Real Estate

By virtue OF the power contained in
a mortgage, dated January 81 1914.
from John II Taylor and BESSIE + Tay
Tor. his wife. to John Z Shockley. duly
recorded among the land records of
Worcester County. Maryland default
having occurred therein the undersigned
assignee thereof will sell At public aue-
ton. to the highest bidder for CASH
in front ofsthe Courthouse, IN the town
If Snow Hill. Worcester Couuts. Mary
hand
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-09-19
REPORT OF THE CONDITION OF
First National Bank of Snow Hill

a. Snow Hi "a th, S'l-. N MAJ, 'afl ~ 'hc
clos, n hI,in,-.- Sep. l-'u. 1914
KtS0t RCES
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Administrators Sale.
OF VALUABLE
Personal Property

El virtue Of authority a~ admini-tra
,or of the estate ot John i Jackson.
ate % Worcester County dec, ds,d ]
Ni.l sell ai public auction at The late
residence of said Jackson ou The l.lgh
man farm near Newark Nd on
Democratic messenger. [volume] (Snow Hill, Md.) 1869-1973, 1914-09-19

WILLIAM F JOHNSON. Attorney
The evening world., 1914-03-26
REAL ESTATE BROKER
TREATS ARREST LIGHTLY
Smiles When Arralgned on the
Charge of Petty
Larceny.

John F. linton. thirty eight years
old. President Of tho Manhattan Mu-
tual Realty Company and other oon-
Germs of like character. who was con-
victed on March IN Special Sessions,
81. George. Staten Island. Of petty
larceny, was srraigned in the Centre
Street Police Court to-day before
Magistrate Lcvy on another charge of
petty larceny brought by Arthur w.
Strang Of No. 325 East One Hundred
and Sixty-thiri street. Strang claims
Linton swindled him out OF over $500.
When the warrant was served on
him at his home. No. 222 West Fifty
ninth street, Linton treated tho mat =
ter as a joke. Dressed In the height
Of fashion. Linton pleaded not guilty.
When placed on $1,000 bail for exam
ination Monday he smiied.
According to Strang. he entered into
a contract with Linton 70 buy lot,
hut that no has been unable to get
tho title to II.
The evening world., 1914-03-26
okenoM fsr Thsse
! With Weak Lungs

2eu1Dsssss With weak iunn nsed uybuild.
- Eckman's Alternative, . rernedy for
- eAroat and iunsA has been found 20
- vssy beneficial In many eases whsrs
uGn0e ksve been affected. Don't take our
~ for u. hut investigate yourssif. Here
oe Upsesi case taken rom from Is,n,n smcnf m.sS'
~osatissnsn,-.In ssptsmbsr. 1911. ! be-
- - ioss flesh and was In a bad condi-
~ pntii I weighed iees than 100 ies.
Xoue - 0es lung spectaltse. ana ns
~ ne that my lunes we're ween as,d
~ would have 70 70 TO . sanitarturu.
90 mean time q friend Of mine wanted
0611Q9 g.. snd u buiit me up 90 that ]
Ss.sSs sssst too highly Of E'sman'
IzSSvc abbreviated, name and sddrsss
sSs's Aissra,iys has been proved Sy
Y0os6 tssl " be most effieaci0vs Tot
r. fkpoat and Lung Affections. Brcn-
S 6ssschisi As,hma. s,sbsorn Colds
ri = upbuiidinG the system. Containe
SsreSsiss Ss''Gp;as or H.s:%sn s:S,ss'rp,n: psn:
49, ana eli i.adins drussists. Write
bskmsr fAbcrstory Phll.dslpnia;
- 81 bsokist tsiiina OF rscovsrsss ana
The evening world., 1914-03-26
POLICEMEN
MAY GET A REHEAR|NG
UNDER MAYORS ORDER
Mitchell Appoints Committee
to Go Over Cases and Make
Recommendations.

Mayor Mitchell announced 10 day
that no had appointed a committee TO
paas upon and recommend tho cases
Of . number OF former police officers
who have applied for tho consent of
tho Mayor for n rehoaring Of their
cases. Those policemen had all been
dismlssed after trials on charges.
Tho mcmbers OF tho committee arc
Arthur Woods. Mayor Mitchel's Sec
rotary: Corporation Counsel Polk and
Inspector Daily Of the 1 ,lice Depart
ment
In explaining his action the Mayor
said.
Power to grant rehearings OF cases
Of dismissed policemen IL given TO the
Police Commissioner by section I543-a
OF the Charter. provided the applica-
tion be made within ono year Of tho
date OF dismissal. and the Mayor con-
sent thereto In writing. A city ordi-
nance. adopted In the early fall, also
gives permission TO tho Mayor under
certain conditions 70 give his consent
70 q rehoaring Of these cases. but as
there In doubt as to tho validity of
thto otuih1hSSs Uoetl uuNtr'u
by tho Corporation Counsel not "a
proceed In any cases hereunder until
this question In settled by the courts.
"The bills just defeated In tho As
sembly, II passed. would have given
TO tho Mayor power to grant IA re-
Wow In all cases. Az II is. certain
policemen dismissed for conduct un-
becoming an officer and for certain
other causes may he barred from a
rehearlng. however great the merits
OF thoir cases.
"If you have q corrupt Police Com
missioner under the present law" the
Mayor explained. he can frame a
case against a member OF the depart
ment. Court reviews do not help the
honest policemen. hut the dishonest
policeman could get people Of his kind
TO stand for him and thus defeat the
ends Of Justice.
"Now, had tho Gocthals hills been
passed, all classes Of dlsmissed police.
mea would have been given rchear-
The evening world., 1914-03-26
|l|!617l!|l1

U0uhaY, Rhsuaatisn. Lumbseo, Pains
81 AeAss oi the Baok o. Joints. Sprains,
~ Muscles, Bruises. Chilblains.
SSo61sd Feet, Colds on the Chest u pro
VGnA pnsunonia). Nothing like MUS
9QLI for eFoupy childrsn.
0b13c snd 500 jsrs. end special lsrss
ksaQltal iss Tor $3.50.
A5sspt no substitute.
y yoas druggist cannot espply you
~ 1Se or soc 10 the MUSTEROLE
Conoaay, Clsvslsnd. Ohio. and We vii
0q1you jar. postage prspaid. (oo)
a., DU01ANAN. LSvsnvtus. on. sass,
~ hass AssA w1aS Nut0uas ~ ~ q
- yunD ~ 81 M n W osod. n Z
49, n - 0e1iaas suphoase
The evening world., 1914-03-26
KUBElsK AND WIFE SAIL.
Both Dsay Otopy OF . Dinner Z,
Former HasbaaA.

Jan Kubslik. the celebrated vioiinist.
was . passengsr on the Hamburg
American liner Amsriks. which sailed
for Hamburg this morning.. The violin
list was accompanied BY his charming
wife and America viii - nsusht Of
them for several years. That's what
they both said.
Mrs. Kubelik denied the published
story Of her having given q dinner at
which her former husband was guest
So did her husband.
II did not give any big dinner. At the
Ritx-Csrlton." ssid Mrs Kubsiik. for
! was III most Of the time. I had some
little dinners. But thsrs was no other
husband there seve Jan. Anyhow. I
was only married TO my former hus-
ssi.. Ssns % noSstE:' staEHr' We were married. for
rShS .ssS e Ell q SseS:
-. nv ~. < ss's:'3 IS :ss =: E;
The evening world., 1914-03-26
GIynn signs ~ More BilIs.

ALBANY. March 26.--Seventeen bills
signed by Gov 0lynn were announced
to-day. Ono by Aassmbiyman McCus
authorizes q new building on BlackwelIs
Island: another appropriates 31,542 for
expenses OF tho State Racing Commis-
sion. Another by Assemblyman Conk-
ling authorizes the Superintendent OF
the Oswexo Canal during 1914 to expe-
ditc improvements.
The evening world., 1914-03-26

the Anderson Furniture Company.
Franks Hotel. the Holman Jewelry
Company and George X. Ford. whole
sale liquor house, In the heart Of the
were rescued by means Of life nets.
The dead are Seeley LAwton and
Frank Fclton, The firemen were killed
and injured when n wall fell upon an
aerial truck on which they were work.
ing. The property loss is estimated at
The evening world., 1914-03-26
s0s. s.OOO. mo Canal Rona BnI Fails.

ALBANY. March A-The Senate to-
day killed Deep Waterway" (J. o.
Jones's bill providing for a ses, s,ooo. 900
bond issue for the Black River. Che
nung. Coney Island. Flushing Canals
and Glens Falls feeder. When the bill
came up for nnal considerati tion objec-
tion was made and the measure went 10
the Finance Committee. Al this time
In the session such a move Kills a bill,
The evening world., 1914-03-26
That Jar Of MUSTEROLE
O. the Bathroom Shell

Ne sslisyed paia for nearly every one
= - family. When little Susie had
- 0ssp, whsn Johnny got his feet wet
~ ssuSht cold. when father sprsined
Fl knee. when Crsnny's rheumstism
IA jsr os MusTEROLE was right
~ - aive rslisi and comfort.
2usTEROLE is clean. white oint-
- nsde Nth ou a mustard. Il
- 81 blister like . mustard plsstss.
80 rslisi for Sore Throat. Bronchi-
- Tuasslitia. Group, Stim Neck. Asth-
- NsusHlgia. Headache. ConGestion,
The evening world., 1914-03-26
TWO KILLED At FIRE.
sevea Others Injsred wkea B.iid.
ing wall Fails In siou, CITY.

SIOUX CITY, Ia. March 8-Two fire.
men were killed and seven others In
the quarter block oscupied by the Moore
ClothLnE Company the Central Bank,
The evening world., 1914-03-26
Newspaper RiII Passes Senate.

ALBANY. March 2e.--The Adler bill.
supported by every newspaper publasher
In the State, prohibiting tho Insertion NJ
bills or circulars between tho pases OF
newspapers. passed the Senate to-day.
The vote was 80 to 13.
The evening world., 1914-03-26

ing. The Assembly killed tho police
mems ono opportunity for q square
deal when they defeated the Goethais
bills The police are beginning TO
rselize now that this II So
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-16
RULING
WILL NULLIFY
MANY UNIONS

NEW YORK, March Thousands
of residents of New York who have
been divorced or married in other
States are affected by a decision of
Justice Greenbaum in the Supreme
court in annulling the marriage of
Mrs Mary c. Berry of the Ansonia
hotel, known as the California Cat
tie Queen" to agency.
The annulment is granted because
the court refused to recognize as
valid a divorce obtained by Mrs.
Belle G. Barry from Charles II. Berry
in Illinois in 1910. two years prior
to Berry's marriage TO Mrs. Mary c.
Berry
The decision makes it clear that
Justice Greenbaum win not recognize
a divorce obtained against a resident
of this State unless it is granted on
statutory grounds.
The justice found that Berry was a
resident of New York in 1910 when
the first Mrs. Berry obtained a di
vorce from him in Illinois on the
ground of desertion. and that, there
| fore, the divorce is of no effect il
this State. This decision, unless re
yersed, will render invalid thousand.
of marriages performed in New Jeg
sey and other States between defend
ants in divorce proceedings.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-16
INTERESTING SIDELIGHTS


The federal government shOuld
serve notice that the Mann act shall
not become an instrument of black
mail-St. Louis Globe-Democrat
American hams practically monop-
ollie the British market" says an
exchange In other words we have
EN- on the Birmingham News.
Fortunately Concord. VT. where the
mercury dropped to 50 degrees below
last week, is not where the grapes
come from. Someryille (Mass.) Jour
nal.
Anarchy is reported in Portugal. II
has been reported so often without
making good that very positive con
firmation will be required Pittsburg
Dispatch.
w. W. Rockhill. not being a glut-
ton for trouble. has refused to accept
the position OF general adviser TO the
new president of China Rochester
Chronicle and Democrat.
What would Thackeray have thought
OF the world he satirized so kindly
if he had known that his love letters
would b. selling some day at auc
ton Hartford Courant.
There were 1888 births and only
1900 deaths in Texas during III,
| NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS. NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.,
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-16
AURORA MILL WILL START
ABOUT FIRST OF MAY

w. Lester Mangum of the Knight
mines was in the city yesterday to
look after the turning over of the ore
samples to the new management and
some matters in connection with the
Aurora Consolidated mill construc-
ton, says the Salt Lake Tribune. 1t
is expected the mill will be ready TO
run about May |.
Mr.. Mangum said they had recently
encountered some quartz on the 1000
foot level in the Dragon Iron Con
solidated property. He said that
he viewed this with much favor as
they had encountered similar for
nation higher up and they hoped to
find good naturalization at this
new depth.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-16
GOLD CANYON MINER
BEATEN IN HIS CABIN

VIRGINIA CITY, March A. Joe
Mattlas, a prospector living alone in
Gold canyon below Silver City. was
murderously assaulted on Wednesday
night at his cabin lie was found
unconscious the following morning
and taken to the hospital at Carson
His skull is fractured There is no
clew to his assailant. An iron bar
was the weapon.
No trouble to get anything In the
world with a Bonanza want ad.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-16

month of December last. So much
for sanitation and enforcement of
health regulations San Antonio Elk
press.
Six JOY riders collided with a street
car in Philadelphia. Three landed in
hospital, one in a morgue and two
in Jail Yet it is still called joy rid
ing louisville Courier-Journal.
Since the governor OF Pennsylvania
has climbed TO the top in organized
baseball there ought TO be possibili-
ties for the governor Of New Jersey
He is a Fielder Arkansas Gazette.
The governor OF South Carolina and
the governor OF North Carolina are
not on visiting terms now. and so
the governor of South Carolina just
said il to himself. Washington Her
aid.
Advice to girls When your dane
ing partner begins the oue-two-three-
four dip. don't dip Galveston News.
A boy with two stomachs has been
reported from a Geneva hospital
And ii is so hard in these days to
ill onei Detroit Journal.
A boy who makes 23S bushels OF
corn to the acre is worth more to
+ Alabama than man who can Win
4 23S votes Birmingham Ledger.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-16
VALLEY
REPORTS A RICH
SILVER STRIKE
TOTAL ASSAY VALUE OF $500
FOUND NEAR THE OLD PIER
MONT MINE

OF the four auto parties leaving for
the scene of the new mining strike
in Spring valley. two of them had
bad luck and failed to reach their
George letter and Fred Baldwin, in
the car owned by Osterlund and as
sociates, broke an axle about opposite
the Cone ranch and returned to town
afoot; George and Alex Baird were
also reported hung up by a disabled
car. Anthony Zurich, d. G. MELON
aid and E. w Hulse went out in
Jurch's car. while Frank Galloway,
in his car, took AL Millick, Bart
Smithson and George Dugan over to
Spring valley to investigate the new
find AS the assay value of the sam
Pile from the discovery made by Blu
chanan was first given out by him
| in Osceola, that town was reported
| to be deserted yesterday, as every
man who could get away went on q
visit to inspect the place of dscoy
cry.
Buchanan's find was made but q
| few hundred feet from and in sight
of the county road on the west side
| of Spring valley about two mites
south from the old Piermont mine
The assay made in osceola of tbs
sample of ore discovered is said tC
have shown the presence of 1901
ounces silver and 1l.2S ounces gold
making the total value more thar
| $ll00 a ton.
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-16

The President Wilson'S the ques
ton No doubt will be preserved IN
British archives "reminiscences of dealings with
the United States
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-16

good think of little old Nevada having increased its
deposits the year the tune OF $3l257l3 Tins
money stored away in National banks
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-16

throwing any bouquets at the late Republican admin
raton Washington may be said that the Democratic Con
gressen bit backward about using their franks dis
tribung Carnegie literature
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-16

decreed Divorces refrain from
parties and social This Reno better
being dyorcee if you cannot have some
fm
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-16

The United Express retiring from business The
Lord praised company made memorable by the con
troll resting IN the hands Tom Patt and which
thought nothing cutting million dollar melon few months
The money back after enjoying fat dv
end for period Of fifty and the public Will get the beneht
profits through the medium of the parcels post institution
fostered by the Taft administration
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-16

Oklahoma had bloody battle over the spelling OF CONSTANT
NOBLE revival of history and that may
place but the contestants want to IND
something their they should tackle Of the Bull
brought the daily newspapers during the Balkan
war
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-16

From other points correspondingly
low
Tonopah daily bonanza. [volume] (Tonopah, Nev.) 1906-1929, 1914-03-16
AT THE BIG CASINO

Two reels of Independent motion pic
lures which have never been shown
here before viii be produced at $3.50
p. m. and 1890 p. m. Entire change
of program every evening. JStf