davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The day book. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1911-1917, 1915-09-25

as middleweight champion, isn't
much of a puncher for his weight.
Freddie Welsh and Johnny KiIbane
haven't shown real wallop for ages,
while Johnny Ertle, new bantam
champ, is not such a terror with his
maulers.
Fighters have gone. out of style.
They're nearly all boxers now.
-O-O-
WAR NEWS OF ONE YEAR AGO
TODAY
The French and British war offices
report the repulse of furious Ger
man attack all along the line, but
agree with the German Offices report
that German forces have crossed the
Meuse near st. Mihiel.
Petrograd reports a big battle i'm
minent in East Prussia, where $780,
900 Germans are concentrated.
Holland proclaimed martial law
along the eastern border to prevent
supplies being smuggled into Ger
many.
n
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Royal Palm where our banquet was
held the walters were negroes.
A Fish Dinner at Ocean Beach
On Friday we were treated to a
FISH dinner at Miami Beach, which
was served in the casino fronting the
Atlantic. Here one and one-half mil
lion dollars have already been expend-
ed and it is intended by the promo
tiers to make this the residence sec
ton of Miami. We went out in au-
tomobiles, across a bridge two and
one-haf miles long built across Bis
cayne Bay. The original key has
been enlarged by the sand dredged out
in deepening the bay and there are
now several thousand acres of land
which has been plated and laid out
with parks and drives, planted with
cocoa palms, Australian pines, the ev-
er-present and beautiful hibiscus, anc
will become one of the beauty spots
of the world. Homes are being bulls
here and water front lots are difficult
to obtain even at fancy prices. On'
cannot imagine anything more beauti
full than this place, surrounded b!
Biscayne Bay and the Atlantic am
arched over with the clearest of trop
zeal skies. A large hotel viii be bull
here and it cannot fail to become re
sort without equal.
Dade County's Splendid Roads
| It is worth a trip to Dade county t
see the magnificent roads that max
automobile trips thing of JOY. Their
are four hundred miles of these road
in the county and more will be bull
The finest of these roads are thos
which have been oiled and are smoot
and free from dust. They stretc
out in all directions. past towns
through avenues of palms and Aus
tralian pines and hedges of oleant
ers and hibiscus and into the Eve
glades.
The Everglades
We devoted one afternoon to nal
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teresting and beautiful plants and
growths pleased US and occasionally
enough to keep our interest alert, we
found alligators, turtles and water
moccasins summing themselves on logs.
Solitary limkins and herons fed along
the river banks and looked with in
terest at our passing. At CarmichaePs
landing the deer settling themselves
for the night, peered at US through
the dusk and the moon rose over the
tall cypress trees and lighted our way.
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AS we neared the springs charming
woman leaned toward me and said
gently,
"Well, this is the end of a perfect day,
Near the end of a journey, too,
But it bears thought that is big and
strong,
With wish that is kind and true,
For memory has painted this perfect
day
With colors that never fade,
And we find at the end of a perfect
day
The soul of friend we've made"
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~ THE CIRCUIT coUR o.
Fifth Judicsni circuis * - S
Of Florida, In nna fos azssu eaaa
ty-ln Chaneery.
John H Taylor and John T
Doing business as Ccaza sEanszfass
turing Company. Gems lssraxzs vs.
Peter Bogardus, eft al Defendants
suit to Quiet Title.
II appearing from the aEfssaVzf and
the sworn bin Of the conplaInaat Ia
that there are persons interested sI fhs
property involved ia such salt other
than the known defendants Eh8se
names are unknown 20 na1a Ata tHe
said complainant therein prayfre for
relief against such "a Known oefend-
ants, il Is therefore ordered shat AL
parties claiming an interest II the fol-
lowing described propersF Situate
Marion county Florsdas rp-W
NSs Of ne5z Of neA sec =. ID Dc
com 1t nv corner OF pe4 0f nw
2e4 4. I65 #, s42 Il. I1s5 e.
COM eoe # Of NV corner % ns
/ II. 5 4ss II. y 1905 II, 42s & 70 . b;
Sell Of se5z. sec = tp Is. 3
E15 OF Sc 4. sec p, tp ~ = e
Ne14, sec ,. tp II >. - g.
SlA of seA Of swA, see 2 tp IL 5,
r q e;
SeA Of sell sec %. fp IS S "a e.
seA Of swh sw 4 Of SEES sec =. tp
1 swh Of sex west Of river sec p.
swss of nv x. sec 2s. l., IS -
Nez. sec % p IS s q
of SEX e sec 81. tp is 20
chs. 7s7 chs. 20 chs. 1877 chs
SwA Of neH OF sw Z, sec 81 tp is 5.
Nw5L Of seA. sec s. tp Is q
CON at ne corner of sex Of nwA 81
see H. 10 IL 5. - e.s 10 rods - 50
rods, 10 rods. g rods. aiss rods
In IS rods. 3S3k rods. IS rods. Is
rods. IS degrees. e 1915 rods. RI Is
com Al Sc corner Of ne54 II sw4 9f
sec "a. tp II s. - e - 4U chs p -
42 links. e 5 chs. $50 chs. 20 chs,
10 chs 70 Q D.
southeasterly TO center Of SCI of NV
northessterly 10 u p s-s roas e
northeast corner OF SEX oE NV
50 Is rods to p o b.
Nell Of nv q, sec Is ID 81 "a Is.
NwA Of ne1a sec Il. = - 8 Il II
seh Of ne1s els Of swH q ness zee
SwH Of swz. sec IL. - s. % e.
W. OF NV =. sec 8. tp e
Ne2L OF ne4as sec il
WI of nw1t. sec %. - g Is e
Sci OF net sec 20 I'D Is g.
are reauired tosappear 10 Ihe bill OF
icoTnplaint fled against them On or be-
fore the
9TH Day Of Jnne, s. .. 1913
the same being a rule day that tbs
order shall be published 01ee each week
for twelve consecutive weeks IN the
Ocala Evening star, a nensTsa per Ilzi D.
lfshed in the county Of Marion state q
] Florida
lock Judge of the said COURT ard h
NureTt clerk, and the seal thereof AS
Cfca1a. Marion county EloFtsfde ttit@ AsAF
18th day OF March. ~ u tA1a.
oct. CT. SeaD II. l5 sNaEe
clerk Circuit Court, Marion CogT H.
FLORIDA BY II. r. Goddard, u q
L. ". DIV Al ts4A
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STATE OF FLORIDA.
COUNTY. OF MARION
I hereby certify that the foregoing IS
a true and correct copy Of the original
order of publication. as the same ap-
pears OB file IN my office
Ocala. Florida. this February 3rs
1915. fSeall p H. NUGEET
Clerk Of the Circuit Court of Marion
County, Florida
BY 81 Il. GODDARD
2-6-9t-sat Deputy Clerk.
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Doing business as gcat& -zstzl-t :
turing Company. compl ainaz1ts ~
Albert ". Crafts. ct al Defend-
ants-5uit TO Quiet rite
IT appearing from the agfdav4t md
the sworn bin Of ths cons pAa4E1aEse ln
the above styled cause that he teiieTea
that there are peTsOna 3EtfseressteE 4Is
tne property invoived II sAth
ether tnan the known ae1essa22s -
whose names are unknown 20 htu
and toe said complainant therein pray
ing for relief against such zttl<ile,gL 2
= efeucants. i is therefore efee "a
all parties claiming an interest me
following described property situate
IN Marion county, Floraaa.
E1z Of ne34 SWA OF ne 81
nw54; nell Of sWsl EWA o.
section =, township south range
NJ Of ny and Sc = 81 neh section
-. township Il south, range "a east
~ OF ne5s OF nv ana s o<
nea< OF NV -. section - t0tEnsa5p "a.
range - east
Nw4 Of nwA mex o. W and
seh section p. to1-nsaIp soath.
NeA OF SEA OF nw5t; eeK 81 s
and swA Of Sc X, section 81. township
Nsvs Of sw34 section -. topnship
II south, range - east
swA Of swH. section 81. toysrsiip
E1z Of eli 81 se5z Of Sell seetion
-. township u SOUTH range -
Nw4z Of net4 M 81 nw
township II south. range = east
Are heFeby required 70 APPEAR re
the BIZ q complaint nled against taen
on or before the
Sra Day Of May, 4. p. 1919
the same being rsIe aax tast tais
0rcer shall BE published once eea
week FOR Twelve con seeutsFe Azee<4 Ia
the oca1a evening star. 3 new sl1aper
published n the county q MARION
state OF Florida.
Witness the Honoraote " Bnl-
lock 5u8ae OF the salc CONT and
II. NugenE. clerk ara me aeal snereol
IT 0cala. NaFicn Gr11afss 4oTsda. tlE1s
the sth day CT EFl7r1a A S4a
CLERKS Sea}3
Clerk Circuit <aart ze County,
Florida
By 81 r. sodd
j. " DITNAE<
Solicitor for Comp f-5teot
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IN THE CIRCUIT ooURT OF THE
Fifth JudicipI Circuit Of Florida,
Marion counfy-In chaseery.
To Peter Bogardus. Jacob c. GoebIe. A.
J. sutton. Addie R. Bowls. Ed n.
Dieleersor Trustee, Matte Grundy.
Bessie Allen. George Z. Finch.
James Mcintosh. ". L Clark. Geo.
W Andrews. Rhoda Newman. John
A. Graham. r. L. Pendarvis. W ~
willard. { " willard, Edward
Elder, George c. Ingram Edward
Root. Matte r wright. Barton
West Henry West. ". II. Roberts.
Jane T. West. Laura J. HoIcOmb.
Kate Henderson. John Fisk,
Charles J. Harvey. Annie Simpson,
Nelson s Rogers George ". Rog-
ers, X. G. AIbro. Emily n Alien,
Henry II Newman. Georgia ".
stien. F. @. Brown, Trustee
II appearing frosn an affidavit fled in
thss court this day IN suit connene-
ed by John II 3aylor ana Joh1, - -
Tor doing business as Ocala Adanud4e-
turing COMPANY agaTnsE y08 ana
others. that your respective places OF
re sidence are unknown TO con1pIa inaIlts
the af6art- that son and each Of you
are over the age OF tventy-one years:
and Iaat there IS no person IN the
state OF Florida service OF subpoena
upon ~hom would bind you or either
Of you.
Now. therefore. you and each OF you
are commanded TO appear before tllfs
honorab bic court on
Monday, May 18th, 4. ID. 1915,
TO answer 10 bill OF complaint ex-
hfbifed against you IN the said court
BY Jossn H Taylor and John II Tay-
Ior doing business - Ocaia Manu- Iasc-
turing Company and 70 do further and
receive what the said court snail nave
considered ia that behalf otherwise
the conn fafnanr VIII proceed * parte.
IT Is further ordered that copy Of
this order sha8 be published once a
week for eight consecutive weeks n
me CcaIa Evening star, newspaper
published in said county and sf2 e.
WITNE the Honorable W = Bnl-
lock. judge Of said court and T. II.
Nueent clerk, and the seal thereof, Ar
OcaIa, Marion county, El0Ti1zs tbs tlae
18th day Of March, - d 1910
CLERKS Sea11 ~ II. &JGESIs
Clerk Circuit Court Marion County.
Florida by II E Goddard, y. G.
l. W DUAL a-i3-sat
Solicitor for Complainant
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IN THE CIRCUIT COURT or THE
Fifth judicial Circuit Of Florida.
Marion County--In Chancery.
The Clark Ray-Johnsou Company,
Corporation, Complainant. versus
Frank Gray. and Others. Defend
ants
To the Florida Southern Railway Com
pany. a Railroad Corporation. IN
corporated Under the Laws OF the
State of Florida-Greeting:
II appearing from the return Of the
Hon. John i. Galloway. sheriff Of Mar
ion county, Florida. and the affidavit
Of II. II. Hampton, solicitor for the
complainant in the foregoing cause, that
you have failed and neglected ID elect
officers or appoint agents in the state
/ of Florida, and If any officers or agents
exist in the state of Florida, tire same
are unknown, and that there is no per
son in the state Of Florida upon whom
service OF process could De made 70
bind you, the said Florida Southern
Railway Company, a railroad corpora
state of Florida.
Therefore you are hereby ordered to
be and appear before this honorable
court on the
18th day OF April, A. ID. 1913
to defend the said action. or judgment
! viii be entered against you.
IT is further ordered that copy OF
I this order be published once a week
/ for the space Of two months in the
/ Marion county. Florida
Done and ordered at chambers at
I 0cala, Florida, this the third day OF
- ". S. BULLOCK.
4 Judge Of the Circuit Court Of the Fifth
| Judicial Circuit OF Florida.
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Miss Jefferson Bell, who was one of
the Stars representatives at the meet
ing of the Florida Press Association
at Miami, gives us the following in
teresting description of her visit:
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john II Taylor and John = Taylor.
Doing Business as ocaia aaalakae-
turing Company. comDiainazst ~
Albert IS. crafas. e ~. Defend-
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to answer to a Bill % complaint ex-
hfbited against you IN das said court
by John II. Taylor. and John - 1ay-
Tor, doing business as oeas2 AtntiL lac
turing Company. ard 20 do f1ftsier
and receive what The said court shall
have considered IN that behnlE 0kner-
wise the complainant VIII proceed ex
parte
this order shall be published once
week eight consecutive weeks n
the 0caIa Evening $kaE, 8 newspaper
published IN said county ard state
Witness the HOnoraoIe ~. HHl-
I9ck Judge Of said court ard P.a
ocala. Marion county, Efori<zas tlis t1ie
n day Of February, a. u. 49,
CLERKS Seal3 r. is @tJlEN4
clerk Circuit Court. Marion County
Florida.
BY 81 r Goddard. p. e.
J. w DUAL
Solicitor for CoInpIalnant. z-e-9t-sat
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\ THE CIRCUIT couRT or THE
fifth Judicial Cireu1s 81 the state
OF Fior1as, IN ana Ter tfarisa
connty. In chaneery.
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IN THE CIRCUIT eoURT OF THE
Fifth JudiciaI Circuit of Florida,
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ii appearing from an AFFIDAVIT flied
in this court this day in q ss1lE Gem
menced by John If. Taylor md john f
Taylor doing business a. gcala Nan
ufacturing Company against 30H arc
others. that your respective places OF
residence are unknown 10 com tEsssIlts
the affanf; that you and eaca 81 you
are over the age Of tWenf y-one yeArss
and that there is no pefs1u a. the
state OF Florida service of subpoena
upon whom woa1d bind y9u, Ct eitneF
0f YOU
Now, therefore, you and each ot g1a
are commanded 10 appear before ttza
houora BE court on
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o the Florida Southern Rallwsy Com
pany. Railroad Corporation. In
corporated Under the Laws OF the
State OF Florida-Greeting
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Flgh globes. &C Marray c0mpany.
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THE CIRCUIT C0URT or THA
F1fth Judicial clreuft q F1ersaa,
Marion County. II tshaAeery-

70 Ella BERN. Daniel 9 Nansiiis AL
bert " Crafts. Elllott Dorr,
Zen F. Dixon. Joseph r Dunn =
X Dennison. blanche y. Evaus. 81
Il. EtherIdge. g w Eddy. George
r. Finch, Virginia IL 81 Grant,
Matthew Hame. r ~ HUI. Ben
jamin Humphries. John =. HayiS,
cSunerius Hierers Isabelle Mans
field. James Mitchell. George ~
Mitchell. Frank Ponq0snette. Jr
benjamin II Perryanan, Neilie
Roush Frederick =. Smart.
simpson, N J. Slieker. sfrs u.
Zarharfas and S d Zaeharlaa.
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\ THE cIRcUiT COURT or THE
Fifth judicial Circuit Of Florida,
Marion county--IR Chancery.
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The End of a Perfect Day

Returning to Palatka, we again
spent a day lettering up the rivers,
homeward bound on the handsome
new boat, the Silver Springs, operated
by the Daylight Line. The weather
was perfect and the passengers a con-
genial party Of people who were en-
thusiastic over the river trip. The
Silver Springs Is new and her ser
vice excellent. Captain Weller Car
michael is in charge of this boat and
looks well after the comfort and
pleasure Of his passengers and this
trip was one of the most delightful
of our experiences Most of the pas
sengers were tourists and they were
all charmed with the trip. The river
banks are invitingly intimate and in
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Royal Palm where our banquet was
held the walters were negroes.
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18th day of April, A. ID. 1913

Judge Of the Circuit Court Of the Fiftl
Judicial circuit OF F1orida
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John H Taylor and John
Doing business as 0caze sTans<fae-
turing Company. CONS lssnaEss. ~
Peter Bogardus, eft 81 Defendants
suit to Quiet Title
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We devoted one afternoon to max
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p "a 80 q = -

SCI Of neA e1k Of swA q ns1s sec
II. 10 Il s. - e.
Sw7H OF swA. sec IL. - 80 -
W - OF NV = sec rs. tp e e.
NeH Of ne4E. sec il. To IS S. ~ e.
Nwls of uw1t sec %. "a 90 ST 5 e
are reauired togappear 10 the bill 81
COMPLAINT fled against them On Or be-
fore the
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IN nay Of june, >. 1913

the same being a rule day; that tbs
order shall Be published o1ee eac1 week
far twelve eo5asfesitfre weeks 81 the
Ocala Evening star, a neVTSEee per kislp-
lfshed in the county of Marion. state of
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-04
BRIDGEvILLE.

Harry James visited relatives and
friends in Dover and Wilmington the
first of the week.
H. L. Cannon has secured the ser
vices Of Harry Russell to run the large
gasoline engine for plowing on his farm
near here.
Mrs. Lavinna Pote and daughters.
Nellie and Emma, Miss Rhode Ander-
son, /. o. Bennett and ]. Ellis Myer
recently visited Delmar friends.
Miss Sallie Parvis and w. T. Beck
with have improved their property by
laying cement walks.
Strawberries have sold for good prices
here all week, ranging from six to four
teen and half cents a quart. Owing
to the cool weather the berries have
been slow in ripening, and prospects for
late berries are very good.
For fear of shortage of crates the
Layton Owens Manufacturing Company
have again put on the crate trans, and
will endeavor to supply as many as pos
iible.
Because of the busy season that now
prevails, the Bridgeville branch of the
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-04
BLACK SPANISH JACK
Topsy Dan, Jr.

Topsy Dan, Jr., was born in the stai
OF Tennessee, and was brought here d
rect from Krickler Jack Farm 4
Ohio, when he was three years old b
Will weigh 1000 lbs, and will be year
old this spring. He will stand for maa
at NJ. E. Mills Farm in Cedar Ned
Monday, Tuesday and "Wednesday q
each week and at W. c. Benefits FAM
In Slaughter Neck, Thursday, FndgI
and Saturday of each week, beginning
April 1st, 1915.
PEDIGREE-Sire-Peacock,J Jr,
very hne large Jack, with good bo1s
tne style of action and finish. He IS
great show Jack. His sire PeacO6
Iopsy Dan, Jr. His dam, Francis H.
very handsome, large Jenney, with goa
bone, fne finish, good head and es
She by Giant, Jr, very fine large JACK
and he was never beaten in show nng
His sire, Giant, and he by Kentudl
Giant. TERMS :-S12.OO to insure.
M. ELWooD MILLS.
4-2-10t WINTER c. BENNETT
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-04
FIGHT BEHIND ToMBS
Headstones Raised Upright as De-
fenses In Battle In Cemetery.

Headstones Raised Upright as De.
fenses In Battle In Cemetery.
An official announcement made by
the Paris war office says:
I'VE have captured the town of Alb.
lain.
"On the 2Sth the same division that
had previously captured Carency
again did magnificent work. With the
bayonet they charged the cemetery,
which had been fortified, each tomb.
stone having been raised and stood
upright in the ground.
"But our charge was too much for
the Germans, who soon surrendered.
-Four hundred of them, including
seven officers, ran toward us, lifting
their hands and lodging their own ar
tillery, which was aimed at them.
"During the night and in the early
morning the rest of the village lying
behind the cemetery was carried. We
found a lot of ammunition and food.
By the afternoon of the 29th all of
Ablain was in our power.
Five hundred German bodies we're
found in the ruins. We captured 500
prisoners and fourteen machine guns. /
Our losses were 200 killed and wound
3D."
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-04
HARRISON.

Memorial Day-what an inspiration
it should be- has again passed US by.
and as we watched the stars and stripes
floating from the flag pole in front of
the Post Office, We thought of the origin
or inception Of this day. and permitted
our thoughts to take a retrospective
flight of half century, while we thought
of the thousands, many thousands. that
fell at Fredericksburg. Antietam, Chan
cellorsville. Vicksburg. Cold Harbor.
Gettysburg and other places. their lives
sacrificed to keep that flag floating and
the Union intact, and we thought how
! fitting and beautiful that Memorial Day
should be established as a tribute to
those who gave their services and lives
in that great struggle for the preserva-
/ tion of the Union, which made it poss:-
| bic for the U. S. A. to be the greatest
country on the globe today united under
one flag. Though Georgia is the only
southern state which now observes a /
memorial day, and that on April 26th in /
honor Of her sons who gave their lives .
for what they felt was right the South .
ern cause let US hope that the nations
posterity will perpetuate it as one of
our greatest national holidays, when
they shall gather in all parts of the
country and pay tribute to the Blue
and the Gray alike. who have passed
INTO that great unknown, where no bat
ties are fought and from whose bourne
no traveller has ever yet returned.
The annual Children's Day servi, e
VIII be held at Beaver Dam NJ. P. Churcn
sunday evening, June 9th, at O'Clock
Mrs. +. ). Phillips and daughter Lii :
han have returned home from Pbiladel-
mia Vvhnrp fbGvr rrr,Anvsrr-r.,A .
tlon at the Jefferson Hospital for the 4
removal of tonsils and adenoids.
Charles S. Ennis and family. accom- I
panied by Ernest E. Mcgee and wife.
spent few days with Easton and Ches-
tertown, Nd, relatives last week, max
ing the trip by automobile.
The festival held in the school build
ing Saturday evening was well attended.
twenty-one dollars being cleared, which
Will be applied in completing the paw
ment on the new church organ.
Mrs. Harry Veasey is seriously i'll at
ler home in town.
Mrs. Charles A. Davidson is on the
'ilck list, being confined to her home by
he measles.
Alfred Mcllvaine is wearing quite a
broad smile in honor of the new visitor
It their place, fine baby girl.
Misses Bernice and Mary Rogers were
IehobOth visitors on Tuesday.
Misses Amanda and Alma Walls were
he guests of Misses Bessie and Cora
dartin on Sunday.
Misses Blanche Dodd, Julia and Mettie
casey spent Sunday with Misses Elsie
nd Chattie Davidson.
Mrs. Lawrence Mason, who has been
n the sick list recently, went to the
lethodist Hospital, in Philadelphia, on
thursday for treatment.
The inclemency of the weather caused
ne abandonment of the memorial SER
ices at Beaver Dam on Saturday af-
ssrnoon; however, through the efforts
the pastor, Rev. Phillips. our ever
oliging friend. Joseph M. Lank, of
llton, was present at the festival Sat.
'day evening and made an appropriate
ilk to a large crowd. r
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-04
A Spring Tonic

Buchu and Pareira Bravo have long been
recognized by physicians as being valuable In
the treatment Of diseases of the kidneys and
Bladder ''''o
In Pabu these medicines are combined with
pure juniper gin in Just the right proportions
70 afford pure, stimulating tonic, which IL
recommended to those who are troubled with
rheumatism, catarrh Of the kidneys or bladder.
palns N me back chronic languor, inconti-
nenee Of urine, uric acid or dropsy.
a Few tablespoonsful of Pabu taken daily
Wi keep the kidneys and bladder in a healthy
condition, and viii remove any existing depost
or accumulation, thereby preventing the de-
velopment of gallstones and other dsngero,ss
diseases.
PABU" is sold at all saloons either by the
drink. quart bottle or trial flask.
ANDREW FORBES Distributor.
o-1a-u 80 Market St, Phila Pa.
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-04
The Cooperative Tire
5 Reductions

Note that in two years we
made three representations.
The last-on February lst-
brought The to.ai 10 As per cent
Yetin cosl IVA .a.ese tires
have been bctte-ed. In not one
io;a were tEey ever skimped.
Our Foraied Tire is still
OMAR cr~cd t7 save blow
outs. Yosts9. cas IRA costs
Milford chronicle., 1915-06-04

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