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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-02
SUGAR HAMMOCK LANDS
Observation-Disclosures Company
Selling Agents
Merchants Block, Ocala

CONCORDIA LODGE r. j. OF A.
Concordia Lodge, Frsternal Union
of America. meets ~ Yonge's Hall
on the second THURSDAY evening OF
each month. Geo. L. Taylor, FIN.
Chas K Sage, Secretary AID
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SUGAR HAMMOCK LANDS
Observation-Disclosures Company
Selling Agents
Merchants Block, Ocala
ROYAL ARCH MASONS

Regular convocations of the Ocala
Chapter No. 13, R. A. NJ, on the
fourth Friday in every month at
1870 p. m. c. E. Simmons, H. P.
Jake Brown. Secretary. AID.
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OPEN DAY AND NIGHT

Merchants Cafe, A. G.. L. depot
corner. Meals la carte and lunches
at any hour.-Adv.
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SUGAR HAMMOCK LANDS
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Selling Agents
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-02

SUGAR HAMMOCK LANDS
Observation-Disclosures Company
Selling Agents
Merchants Block, Ocala
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1914-02-02

The high cost of living still en-
ables home to pose as the dearest
place on earth.
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SUGAR HAMMOCK LANDS
Neutrality-suspicious. Company
Selling Agents
Merchants Block, Ocala 1-13-t

You ca nget your pictures framed
at The Murray Company. 1-29-3t
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SUGAR HAMMOCK LANDS
observation-disclosures Company
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COLDS & LaGRIPPE

s or 6 doses 666 will break
any case of Chills & Fever, Colds
& LaGrippe: it acts on the liver
better than Calomel and does not
eripe or sicken. Price 2o~.
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SUGAR HAMMOCK LANDS
Observation-Disclosures Company
Selling Agents
Merchants Block, Ocala IL st
MARION COUNTY DIRECTORY

Judge Circuit Court-W. 5. Bull
lock. Ocala.
District Attorney-E. W. Davis
Ocala.
Clerk Circuit Court-P H. Nugent
Ocala.
Sheriff.. p. Galloway, Ocala
Tax Collector-W. L. Colbert
Ocala.
Tax Assessor-Alfred Aver. Ocala
Treasurer-Jobn VI. Graham
Ocala.
Surveyor-W. A. Moorhead, Ocala
Judge of Prouate-Wm E. Smith
Ocala.
County ommissioners-C. Carmi
chael, OcaIa; J. ". Davis. Summer
field; " T Henderson, Lynne; D. G
Watkins, Dunnellon; Walter Luff-
man. Spar.
Board Public Instruction.. =.
Brinson, Superintendent. Ocala. B
r. Bitch, Blitchton; J. S. Grantham
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CONTINUED from Page Five)
CHAPTER VIII.
Spanish Law.

ENOR RAMON ALFAREZ
was; conSidera bly, nOnpluSpd
when his two distinguished
visitors made known the na
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RalIairn Rrtnfa

Ray Queen and HOpty Moore OF this
city. have resigned their positions at
leave soon 70 Join Ringing Bros. circus
as clowns.
Items OF interest for this paper may
be left at the city Book store or tele-
phoned to the reporter. Bonn 261-J.
Mrs. Alive Wilson and daughter. Mrs
Edwin May. left last evening for their
new home at New Richmond. o.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. r. Halstead. OF this
city. have returned from a visit with
friends and relatives at Warren. o.
Mrs. Margaret Moore. Of Union street
Is spending a few days with friends and
relatives at Jacobsburg
FRANK OIoole, OF Forth Smith, Ark
father.
Mrs. J. ". Lawther. Of Balmont street
has returned from visit at Pittsburgh
Mike Joyce, OF this city. was arrest
ed by officer Travers on nOn-support
charge.
a large number took the civil service
examinations az the city building yes
terday.
rof. wellbaum. the local high school
CORDS. has returned from visit al
Mrs. Daniel shafer has returned IN
her home az Woodsgheld. after a visit
iu this CITY
VIII Taliman has returned 10 Eas,
Liverpool after a brief visit IN this
city.
Mr.. and Mrs. r. VI. GHlelard. o.
Gravel Hill have gone 20 Cambridge
Springs. Pa. for "a visit
Miss Margaret herman. OF Thirt r.
hfth street. has returned from a visit
az Cleveland
An .. v. & W. box car iumped tho
track AZ Twcnty-giNth street and if v-1s
necessary 20 unload ~ before 10 could
be replaced on the rails.
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MARTINS Ferry Briefs.

Hills Criswcll he's sold his house On
faNtttc street. L. \. y. Cecil the con-
sideratton being $3.50. The deal W.
made through the Hiidsbran agency.
Inc knights Of pythias will hold a
regular meeting In their hall on Han
over street this evening"
Justice Of the Peace r. +. Ong and
VIE have returned from Smithueld
days. N' VI
several cases were given attention IN
mayor WNckotfs court. last evening.
ana some viii be heard this evening
hioS wer" opened last evening by the
CITY auditor FOR supplying the civ
plants with coal for the coming vear
Nj. j. VI. Henderson has returned IN
ms home in this city after a week spent
In Smithfield
The Forcstors of America will hold n
regular meeting IN their hall fp IN /,
ShrcNe-HerNey building this evening.
Lhe condition OF Archie Norman vybs,
was injured Ia the runaway last F'riday.
continues 60 improve gt the hospital
Easter flowers this season will com
mnnd a higher price than for seyera'
years, hut the reason IS not known
Tho public schools opened Yesterday
morning end rll Of the scholars were an
their places ot the proper time
The Degree Of Focahontas held a yyoIi
attended meeting In their hall last even
inE ana q large class Of candidates were
initiated.
Work is progressing rapidly ON tb.
new homo OF DR.. j. =. Monks. on Walnut
roof.
Several attachment cases will be
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Rheumatic Throat
Is Common Trouble
Should Be Treated in Blood
To Prevent Recurrence.

Ih.r0 -rr surrrasf1I r1r-fra that sfru
ii'h'.f in inc throat. Duo t1 prevent fHaIf
pr .fsaauf return, fls blood must b. uuf In
pfn'r Tho hHef FUmrdF Ia a. a. 10
ihinFncns go the fuur. ions 81 Tho body a.
t.nfr1IIro fhH irrifnufa Ur waste Products
nI fI stimulate their errrafIsu 'ffrlrrf
Ode proper .tHuurIa
kh0lmut. sore throat De- q danre-1rs
.hl.f nfi.n. ne f means that frn blood D.
lnal'd with more uric acid tI1u fhr Eff
u.s. fan frr-r'r. nrd may thus lead f1
serious rrnrrnI d'afurhanrr
Ihe action NJ n 81 81 stimulates cellular
a-..rIif. d. prevents fhe accumulation nf
WrtanfH In Inral Euofa lt enables ffs
arte-Ifs ~ supply quickly fhe new rrI
n...h o. replace worn ono fie9ur
tnr This reason uric acid ftnf finds tho
raaL nn cosy prey f' lfs breaking down
l.lrn0'. .-niicrrd aud eliminated In
..'r M.rlH. = n 81 prevents ffrunIr CON.
fltigns BY enabling aI fho mucous lInin-s
n ne body o. rnrrrfe healthy mucous ffa
inHuenre Ia shown in r marked Irfurrv.
mont n fhe bronchial fuh.a Whereby fIs
IIsEIrraa N voice with thick. Ernffeh az.
lr' inratIous Dr. overcome we'll
diluted uIn water. means blood hahn.
H.nrH ~ Dr. Welcome 20 uug stomach and nd
DurH rnfa into thr HIH.f
o. free Hf nII minerals and con.
thIns Ingredients wUuderfIliy conducive o.
well balanced raaffh
lou Gao 80 @ e. snv drug store. but d.
Dot arrfuf ANYTHING rIan rfrra be- frrrrr
ln suhaffHfra 81 n le prepared rrIv 'fr
Ina SALT ~ur-If- Co.,. Sgg swift ride
AfIanfs 90 our WrdI-sI uerf viii ~ire
vgu o.. .nsfrurfIan te mall IN any subject
n blood disorders Write today.
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Emmett G. Cummings. % years. OF
Mechanicstown. and Corda Wallace. OF
Bergholz.
Rosie Socco. IS years. and Emma
Burke. IS years. Of Mingo Junction.
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PRAISES THIS REMEDY
FOR LUNG TROUBLE

Many people are led to believe that
i-uns Trouble Is a disease which car,rIt
De conquered This is wrong as r,,,,,,s
nave iully recovered their health
Chahse OF climate has helped some. b.t
many more have been restored 10 healfh
10y breathing the freshest air. eating well
cooked wholesome food. being temuerat,
IN their habits and adding the tonic gual-
lNes OF Eckman's Alternative. a medigIu,
TOT inroat and Lung Troubles. Iuvestt-
gate this case.-a
Bowling Green. Ky. r. No. 4
'enllt men. I he spring Of 1908 L Iad
a severe cough for six months tri.I
all me medicine that my doctors recon-
tnended To me. but no results came for
the setter. had night sweats and
W"uld cough and spit until j got 50 weak
could hardly do anything But az Last
dhin'- beering. Of Glasgow Junction. in
sisted that try your medicine In 0na
week uiuc there was quite am improve.
mtut IN my COudl zion. and after 1 had
ttkcn several bottles 1 felt as well -
ever iu my life. ! firmly believe that
fckmau' = Alternative will relieve any case
81 lung trouble 10 taken before the last
tAffidavit a. G.. BETTEHswORTfI
lAhoFc abbreviated. more on requcstl
EckWan's Alternative has been proven
ht many years test TO be- most offir4-
cious for severe Throat and Lung Affer-
tons. Bronchitis. bronchial Asthfn1.
stubborn Colds and in upbuildinE tho
system. Contains no narcotics. pola1us
or hnbit-forming drugs. sold hy leading
druggists. Write the Fckman Iahora-
tory, Philadelphia. Pa. for booklet tell
Ing Of recoVcries an additional evidence.
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inteillseneer 1914 Almanac for Csc
az the Sehane News Stand. Get one
today.
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ALBAN HERE
Hon. W. Ross AIban Of steubenvilIe
Candidate for Congress, Visits
City on Business.

Hon. W. Ross Alban. OF Steuben.
vile. o. who recently announced his
candidacy for the Republican nomina.
tlon Tor Congress. spent yesterday In
this city on business. Nr. Alban fe
recognized as a strong contender for
the high Office and though his MANY
local friends cannot vote for him b..
cause Of state lines. their expressions
OF good VIII were very encouraging
TO him
Mr. Alban is one OF the best known
attorneys in eastern Ohio. and for the
past several years has enjoyed n wide
practice. Tie has served two terms
as prosecuting attorney Of Jefferson
county md has the respect and conf
dcncc Of his fellow members Of tha
Jefferson county bar.
Friends regard Mr. Alban equipped
ln every way for the high ONCE t0
which Do a9p'rcs. and no knows tho
needs Of his district and its varied
industrioa
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CONGRESSIONAL
VINO MADE ina, P0n Tor Frsnei.r


Something was said in the last Is
sue OF this paper. about the result
SHOWN by a poll taken by Congress
man Francis. as TO the strength OF
the Republican candidates IL Is In
teresting 70 know who made that poll
II II could b. called a poll He sent
out Tour hundred and city letters.
iNo hundred and forty OF them. more
than half. were sent 10 Democratic
precinct committeeman. in the new
Eighteenth Ohio District. Eve were
sent 10 doctors OF each county. Eve
10 lawyers. i've TO ProEressives. Eve
10 Republicans and the remainder TO
acquaintance. OF the whole s50 let
tiers sent. only a hundred aud twenty,
hall the number sent to Democratic
committeeman. brought answers 10
the question. or an Republican can
didates seeking nomination for Con
gress at the primaries. who will he
poll that Is asked. but simply the
opinion OF the men addressed
~ would be easy TO see who the
40 Democratic committeeman would
want nominated and why. Hollings-
worth has been beaten twice by Fran
cis already. Ihe wish Is often father
10 the thought" in politics. They
hope 20 beat him again. But those
80 Democratic committeeman will
not get TO vote at the Republican pri.
mary. And the Republicans who do
vote there will feel this year that
they need a Republican Representa-.
i've In Congress.-Adv.
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The WEATHER
CONDITIONS

a storm OF considerable force COW
trs the southwest this morning: ex-
teding northeastward over the middle
west INTO the Lake region and attend
cd by cloudy weather and rain In the
rover Missouri and middle Mississippi
valleys regions.
a nigh pressure. cold and fair wealth
er area Is spreading southwark over
tne Northwest and upper valleys The
pressures are also high over the Allan.
tic sections.
Unsettled weather. with probably
ram, Is indicated for this section t6.
hlsht and Tuesday. with higher tenn
perature tonight.
Local data. Highest temperature
Yesterday, "A degrees: lowest last
night p degrees; trace OF snow.
RlVE Frs
The Ohio VIII continue IN fall q,
the district. ia
II. c. HOWE,
Section Director.
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Inc bean bake supper that was sched-
uled 70 be given Friday evening Of this
week In the basement OF the Heinlein
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Miss Edith Haughton pe.d

yesterday morning Al the home of
heI mother on West Washington street.
occurred the detth OF Miss Edith Haurh,
ton. "a well known young lady OF this
city, after a lingering illness OF bron-
chlal pneumonia For the past several
weeks her condition has been REGARDED
a. critical. but nevertheless her death
came as shock 60 her many friends.
me deceased was 20 years old and T.
survived besides her mother one brotb-
tis harold. For the past several years
the deceased has been a member OF tho
First Presbyterian church. Al "A lote
hour last evening funeral ARA n q cu,.,, !,
had not been completcd
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intelligencer 1914 Almanac for 25e
at the Sehane News Stand. Get one
to-day.
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The choir OF 81 Paufs Lutheran
church will hold a special meeting In
the church this evening
g. H. Booth left yesterday for wish
ihston. D. c, 20 spend n few dayE.
Miss Mae Burnley was shopping IN
wheeling yesterday
Miss Hattie Crickenberger has return
eN 70 cleveland 20 resume her duties as
teacher In the school. after a two weeks
vacation with her parents.
w. l.. kinsey Il at Columbus visiting
relatives FOR few days.
hobert Doudssis able 20 be out again
after few days illness
Mrs. Mary Spears and four children.
OF Cambridge. %. are visiting at the
Patterson hotel
Any one having any items OF interest
Tor this paper call 3l2-J on Bell phone
or leave item at Roberts and Fredricks'
drug store.
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TO HEAR REPORTS
Membership Of Retail Crocers' Asso
eiation % Meet Soon 20 Revie~
Pure Food Show

4 meeting Of tho members ~ tho
Retail GrOccrs' Protective aqsoriaffo-
OF wheeling and vicinity will be- hold
luc. day evening. April 70. TO hear rr
ports from various committee which
were in charge N tho pure food show
given in the Market Auditorium Iasi
week. The meeting will De- hold Lob
the BOARD OF trade assembly room
The show was the most rurccaafri
one ever given by the association
lioW MUCH money WIS realized and
what Tho attendance was durfr- fr.
week VIII not DO known until affsr
nc committees report 20 the member.
ehip
~ displays were removed from tho
auditorium yesterday morning and
durinc Tho afternoon force of mon
70. enFaFod in tearing down tho
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Intelll9eneer 1919 Almanac for 25e
at the City Book store. Get enc today.


Tho Fin Grand to-day will show a
fine two reel selig drama "Phantoms. %
n story Of the stage and it's lights and
shadows. Loves old Dream" Is n
new Nitagraph drama with favorite
characters.
The Olympic will have THE Love
Lutte OF Homany." n two reel Easanay.
n drama Of the open and the road "Tfe
Swan Girl" ig ono Of anita stewart
always pleasing Nitagraph stories "The
birthday Ring ia "a Ei0Eraph drama.
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About forty candidates for positions
on the Eellaire hiEh school base haI
squad turned out for practice last even
Ing students an ages and sizes are
trying out for positions on this team A
large amount n baseball parsphernalia
has been purchased hy the association
and they have secured the use Of the
StEtceuth street Park Practice Will Do
held each evening and tho PROMISING
candidate viii DO given special atfcn-
finn hw the coaches
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- This city will be able TO boast OF two
ilower stores the coming week and no
noupl me local people will BE- abb, to
set all OF the Faster flowers that they
desire Davidson Bros. the well known
Ilorists. have rented the Chopper store
room Al the corner OF Firth and Han
over streets, while Tibcrt kcrhcr a son
nave rented a room on South Fourth
street. next 20 The Eerhcnbaeh bakcrN-
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The April term grand jury was err-
paunellcd ON Monday ana charged Iy
Judge smith. Rev. y. r.. Miller was made.
foreman ana Matt oBrien was court
balliff. The last nine are talesmep Tine
personnel Of the grand Jury Be- las fsf-
lows. d j. Dallas. VIM. Inlrvmrle E.rf
Mellf. u ~. Symuus. VIM. Shiye.y. D.
T.. Miller. Thos. Priest. Martin FI9b.r.,.
Rev g. g. Culbertson. d. NJ Brown b..
VI Henderson. Harry i.evenson. D. \.
carter. @. W. Egan. Louis Wells
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ministerial Association.

meeting OF the Bellaire Ministerial
Association was held in the South Bell
aire NJ r.. church. yesterday morning.
committee was appointed 10 select a
site for the tabernacle which will be
erected next fall for the evangciistic
campaign. The matter OF organizing "A
base ball league among the churches
was taken up and the ministers will
present the question to their congreya-
lions
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secured Large Contract.

Alex. Dixon. the we'll known contract
or OF this city. has secured a large con-
tract Tor concrete work at one OF the
mills at Portsmouth. Ky, and he left
this city last evening to start work at
once. The contract IS one Of the largest
secured by the local man for some time
and viii require several months in which
TO complete the work
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Mrs. Heyman. an aged lady OF East
Liverpool. died al her home last Satur-
DAY morning after a lingering illness
and the body was sent To- Tiltonviile YES
terday morning and services were held
from the Tiltonville NJ. y. church. Rev.
secret had charge OF the services and
they were largely attended. Interment
was In Mound cemetery at Titonville
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heard IN the local Justices offices this
week.
Miss Mary Monihan. who was injured
in fall several days ago from a second
story window. continues to improve n
the local hospital.
City Clerk Rowlands was at Bridge
port yesterday collecting the water
rents that were due.
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The regular. monthly meeting OF the
board OF Trade will be held this evening
m the Commercial Association rooms on
hanover street and no doubt all or the
members viii be In attendance. Several
important matters Will be for consider
ation that will be OF interest TO the
members. The report OF the committee
that held n conference with Manager
Nagle. Of the Wheeling Traction COM
pany in regard to "A 1--WE cent fare to
Norkville will be made
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Petitions are being circulated in this
county by friends ~ Attorney General
Iimothy Hogan. who is going to be "a
candidate for senator -rhe uetttfons are
receiving "a large number Of signatures in
this section and practically every Demo-
Crat VIII give him their support Hogan
is very popular in this county and il
personally acquainted with the majority
Of the voters
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With the aid OF two blOodhounds. De-
putty Sheriff Ktmes. found the copper
wire that was stolen from the Lucy
mine. OF the Johnson Coal Company al
Stowartsvtlle. The wire. OF which there
were l.soO feet was found hidden IN a
hog pen across the creek from the mine.
Tho wire had been cut In small lengths.
and was nothing but junk. No arrests
have been made.
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BELLAlRE


Dave Skimpo. OF Cherry alley, was
Tined $40 and costs or 20 days in jail.
IN police court yesterday morning on a
charge OF resisting an officer. officer
Jewell attempted to place him under ar
rest saturday night. but he fled. lie
tripped and fell. ssarining his ankle.
ana was compelled to submit TO arrest.
Two plain DRINKS drew the usual fine
OF SIS each
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MIS-. John Dennis. a well known and
highly respected resident OF this county.
was found dead Boo bed at her home
n'er FlcnrnC. yesterday morning Heart
failure hes been given nH the cause of
nor death. The deceased w1e ~ years
"f 0re and had boon = resident 0f this
community Tor uumhcr o. years Tu.
neral arrnnEe have not brrn c0m-
rITfnI.
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MARTINS FERRY


Funeral services will be held this af-
ethoon at O'Clock from the home Of
MS brother chris. on the corner OF Sec
ond ana Carlisle street. over the re-
mains OF the late Henry Fioto. who diel
illness OF complication OF diseases Rev
beorge g Johannes. pastor Of the Ger
man Lutheran church will have charge
OF the services lnterment will be IN
EiNcrvieW cemetery
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bats. 81 this city. will leave TO-DAY Tor
~ Louis. 40. where they will fnfn tho
Wallace Iiaccuhack circus. Tor the open.
lnf engagement The trio i. r0rur0aed
~ Paul and Harry Iiucrar and charles
-kid' Birchhrld Tho Hds have boon
rchcarfinr several new feature for the
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william Zimmerman end wife. Sadie
pI ihiN city. were fined sIO aud costs ur
lN days iu WncrIiuv police court yr.-
l'fdah morutur. ON the charge of fight
lnE on market street last gafurFny
evening. The raid bed been warned fo
En homo several tirIfa hv the Drfir.r a..
Tore they were arrested. bur each Tim.
they would En 0 utfte farther down tIs
street and then start the trouble again.
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FUNERAL services over the remains 70
Miss blanche Thomas. who died 90 the
homo ~ her parents. Nr. and Mrn o. o.
Thomas. on NDbIa street. Saturday
morning. will b. tnrdIrfrd NJ hor Irf.
rCfidfnro fhir afternoon Of o.rfr, 3
Tho Hcrrirga viii b. iu charge ~ Rev.
o. rf fawfhrr pastor nf the Ffref r,rrs.
hFfrrian church tnfrrmrnf will b. IN
Rose Iu1f cemetery
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The board Of education will hold a
regular monthly meeting this evening IN
bay block. and several matters OF i'm
portence will be up for consideration.
SNeral matters pertaining 10 the new
high school viii be up for discussion
and ~ f. expected that arranRements
viii be made for the annual commence
ment exercises TO be held next month
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The special Holy week services opened
last evening IN the Trinity Lutheran
church and they were largely attended
The services were IN charge OF Rev.
Crickenberger and will be held each
eevning this week
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ne Following b. the program for the
iioiy week services which viii be con-
Quoted az 81 PauiS Episcopal church
on walnut street this week The ser
nlDeS VIII be ia charge Of Rev. Hadlev:
lutsuay afternoon at f.l5 % clock. We'd
hesdaN evening at 7.3O o'clock. with the
services IN charge Of the Rev. J. Myers.
81 the MoundsNtlle Episcopal church:
Gay afternoon from - TO 3 o'clock. three
noufH devotion. COMMUNICATING the
death OF our Lord. Jesus Christ. upon