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The Punta Gorda herald. [volume] (Punta Gorda, Fla.) 1893-1958, 1915-04-22
NEIGHBORlN6
TOWN Ms
Woodrow

Woodrow, April 19-Speaklng
of the weather, we can't help 1t,
for this colony is surely getting
her dues in that line. Beauty
truck of divers kinds being ship
ped daily and everybody with a
regular AKA smile. All who hav-
en- it, you just have to say May
Picnic" and the satisfaction grin
begins to spread.
We regret not being able to
state the exact date for our big
picnic in this issue of your paper,
for with the Olga bridge complete
for Myers autos, and the morning
train running exactly right for
Punta Gorda friends, why we are
looking for all the good-natured
people in existence here for that
picnic, except Buster and Tige,
who have already declined with
deepest regrets.
Mr.. j. l.. DeLacey received a
car of vegetable crate material
this week to begin packing at the
local packing house for the S. P
Bruton Company tomorrow. The
largest crops now about ready
for shipment have been promised
this house and no doubt a big lot
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lance between here and Tampa to
eighty miles and will provide
quicker travel between Punta
Gorda and Jacksonville via Tam
pa and the Seaboard Air Line.
Mr.. Walker mentioned that at
a meeting of stockholders OF the
company in Tampa on April End
new members were added to the
board Of directors as follows:
Henry G. Long, Boston, Mass,
harbor engineer expert, now IN
Paris on a trade mission for the
Boston Chamber of commerce.
E. R. Lacy, Mt. Vernon, N. Y,
representative of large eastern
estates.
Francis II. Howard, Detroit and
Tampa.
Officers were elected as follows
President-W. j. Epperson
Bronson, Fla.
First vice-president-Henry Z
Long, Boston, Mass
Second vice-president and as
sistant secretary-Edward Walk
err, Tampa.
Secretary and treasurer. Z
McEachin, Meredith, Fla.
Mr.. Epperson is banker as il
Mr.. McEachin. The latter is en-
gagged in the numbering business
as a part of the McEachin- McNail
Company of Jacksonville ano
Merideth and both are well known
through the state,
The road as projected VII
strike a rich and very fertile part
of the state and one that is not
served by railroads at present fol
greater part of the way. There
is said to be nothing at all serious
in the way of engineering Difficult
ties for the promoters of the road
to confront.
At a meeting of the stockhold
ers of the Tampa, Atlantic e. Gul
Railroad in Tampa Saturday APP
prevail was given negotiations TO
1.-THE underwriting of certain securi
ties, which puts the company on
better financial basis for the pro
Iiect of the translate railroad
from Tampa to Fort LauderdalC
yia this city.
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Mr.. and Mrs. N. G. Hewitt,
Mrs. r. X. Seward, Karl Fries
and Miss Corinne jackson enjoy
ed a trip to Fort Myers and re-
turn in Mr.. Hewitt's automobile
Sunday afternoon. They had a
very interesting trip and were
greatly impressed with the al
vancement our sister city is max
ing.
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A sIuaalsh Liver Needs Attention

Let your Liver Get Torpid and you are
in for a spell of misery. Everybody
gets an attack now and then. Thous-
ands of people keep their livers active
and healthy by using DIR. Kings New
Life Pills. Fine for the Stomach, too
stop the dizziness, constipation, bilious
ness and indigestion. Clear the Blood, on
ly CSC at your Druggist.
(Advertisement)
The day book., 1915-11-02

spy and freed on the promise that
he would leave the country.
Poe went to Mexico, where he took
up mining. His mine was raided, he
protested and the Mexican officials
laughed at him. So he Joined the
rebels in the Madero revolution and
secured the promise of the rebel
leaders to protect his mining inter
ests.
He was back in New York when
the European war broke out. He
hastened to- Ireland, the home Of his
ancestors, the De la Poer family, and
was placed in the Royal British ar
tillery. When the Black Watch, as
the 42d Highlanders are known,
needed experienced men to handle
quick firing field pieces, he was trans
ferred and it was while with the
Black Watch that he was killed, Sept.
%, when the allies were making their
big drive.
Winter trottiRg horse races are
being held in Russia just as though
the country was not involved in a
world war.
Annual races are being held at
Moscow. The most recent big race,
a $4,000 affair, drew a big crowd.
The race was so close the judges
waited to see the photographs before
naming the winner. They decided
on Palonie, driven by Sam Cation of
Cleveland, Ohio. His brother, VIII,
drove the second horse.
-O-O--
PROBABLY LOOKING AROUND
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MRS. DURAND NAMES CALVES
FOR STATE OFFICIALS

Guns, injunctions, suits and threats
have been used by Mrs. Scott Durand
Of Lake Bluff to protect her herd of
"sassiety' COWS. The latest weapon
is most deadly. Mrs. Durand has
named several of her calves after the
governmnt inspectors.
One of the latest arrivals at the
high-brow milk station, a brown
spotted heifer, sports the name 'Dy-
son Girl" after the state veterina-
rian, DR.. e. O.. Dyson. Other frisky
calves are named after Gov. Dunno,
Atty Gen. Lucey and other officials
who tried to pry Mrs. Durand away
from her swell cows.
Her herd, rated as one of the best
in the west, has long been supplying
milk to the best of north shore fam
lies. When the foot and mouth dis
ease was discovered among the cat
tie some of our well-known North
Side "sassiety" swells who had par
taken of the "high-brow', milk were
washing their hands and feet very
regularly, seeking signs of the dread
disease which spreads rapidly among
pigs, cows and sheep and often at
tacks humans.
-0-O-
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HILLMAN MAN SUED FOR BIG
LUMP OF COIN

One of our 'best" department store
men, part owner of Hillman's and
former owner of the Boston Store,
Charles w. Partridge, is being sued.
for debt % years old.
Alonzo Cutler, former Board of
Trade operator, loaned money and
rendered services to the extent of
$4,000 almost a quarter of a cen
tury ago, he says. This is the fourth
trial of the suit and the principal has
grown to 100000.
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convicted,

If convicted, that $5oO,0 900
bunch of New Haven directors can
be fined $4,000 piece and sentenced
to prison for one year The poorest
among them is worth over 81, ,000,O
and he must be trembling in his boots
over. the ferocity OF justice.
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PROBABLY LOOKING AROUND
FOR A PLACE TO ALlGHT

On last Friday night the old stork
waded up the Yadkin and turned out
up Muddy creek and few off. near
Seward and left brace of twins with
Mr.. and Mrs. Abe Hunter. The stork
then few out by way of Bud Oosley's
house and took an accurate survey
of the premises.-Winston, N. c.,
Guide.
-O-O-
A barber asked the testy old gen.
tleman how he liked the new oatmeal
shaving coap. at tastes very NICE"
said the old gent, "but I've had
breakfast ~.-.-' : - ,--..- -
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from Fine Feathers Opera House Jannarv 9tl

When Eugene Walter "Paid startled the thea eae
world by exactness by and the verify drama
eg rded ar-geat American
fhs Easiest y play remarkable only exacness aud it's
ankes Fith drama in and
,nc' OF dram F'ne Feathers which will be
lay jan 10 at The Opera House said
" TIE of moral
c matters and tn casual which regarded
long Ii is aid to
'ivs play of today In this play eynolds working
oudensd oy life OF waiting for better fortune than house in
staten I~land n maid at 81 John
ac,"G and ceg" pal # Bob He throws good Job and bonus
$ao ooo Bob ha viii lily ordinary P
Irrigation JAM place of the rfld
IN the epchc ins Brand speccu4 mentality
uses her She applies Bob
tx ou mess men either to the peatenary bank tcto
IN " "nd by thfea OF leaving hu baud,
rfihg nerhp brings Bob way
In has
matinee bought held
outci@r oibu b her.
&eS play the author has
Jared to writ document the utty Of graft
New York
Drug Jompary Price 35 50 75c and ST co.
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MARVELLOUS
REVELATIONS; !;
Past, Present and Future All
Revealed.
Wonderful Revelations That
Will Surprise, Mystify:
and Help You.

DO sometimes long for glimpse
past the curtain that hides and shuts
out the future from our view? Do YOU
occasionally feel that if you could only
have some inkling, some idea as to the
course you should pursue with refer
ence to some contingency thal looms
up in the future, dark and forbidding,
that you could better appreciate and
enjoy life? Would it not be very agree-
able to know as to your future pros
perity. happiness, Journeys and habita-
lion' 10 what locally is most auspi-
cious for you; what's of Investments
promise fortunes goldsn flow and
which will be attended by penury aud
woe; what days OF the week and month
are most lucky for you; what personi is
best suited for your life companion
10 short. to te able to anticipate com
ing events? Surely, it is so.
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Resolutions Of Respect.

1t has pleased God the Supreme
Z Ter Of l. thing~, to summon by
death from this life. Dr.. Sterling
Johnson Gates: a good citizen and
man, an exemplary Mason. a
fai:hfu' zeTvant of the sick. y
friend of the poor, a devoted hus-
band and kind father.
When about to reach the merI-
dian Of life. aod full capacity
for usefulness. our deceased
brother fell victim Of dread
malady which lead him TO seek
natures curative in cline alien
to his choice IA q fird for his
iabors: where hope only fla.tered
and could nos heal or delight
there death cama like an untimaly
frost on the flowers. bereaving
family, friend- and our fraternity.
But death only darkeue1 the gar
ish light Of this world; it only
rrium oh d here. for We are con-
stoarjy remlnded of i4nm ortality,
npd she life beyond tn grave.
Rhere the snui OF our departe d
brother ests in the peace of God.
And whereas, il has pleased the
Supreme Architect If the UuIvsr-t-
70 ake from this life, our dec "a d
broth e; aud
Whereas, franklin Lodge NJ
81, F. & A. NJ has lost a fait iul
worker in tie death of cur de-
c.ased brother; and we deepi
deplore his death and mourn MS
uutimeiy loss;
b.. it re, lived, that this Lodge
of Free and Acc pied Masons. ex.
tend to his bereaved family it's
dep and aincere syrnpa,hies; ana
Be it resolv d, fhat a page i0
the records of this Lodg@ b. d.
voted to his r1rm ory; and that the
Lodge wear the habiliments OF
mourning for the stated period out
II respect to on deceased brothers;
AID
That copies oi this resolution be
seDs TO the beraavaa family: and
that copies be furnished tn pr s.
for publication.
CHAS, ; FROST,
X. k. COOKE.
r w ALLEN. oR,
i M. HokToN, Vi. d.
PERCY SAINT.
BEVERLY w SMITH, M D.
Committee.
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Mr. Hans Anderson died here
on last sunday morning and was
buried from the Methodist Church
at 4 O'Clock of the evening of the
same day. He was the son of the
late Mr.. Hans Anderson of this
place. He had been in ill health
for some time before his death.
Mr. Anderson had many friends,
and whe;i in good health he was
an energ tic aad industrious citi-
zen. H. is eurvlv; d ny lis m1gtl-
r.and three sisters, to "nom the
B.nuer tenders sympathy in their
grief.
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The Woodmen OF the World
.eid very important meeting
ionday night. Jan. 11,h, aud in-
stalled the officers for the year
1915, after which a smoker wa>
enjoyed. A very agreeable sur
prise was spruag upon L. h Lr-
geuore, Ccuncii commander. ano
Jonn tlausen, Advisor Lieu en-
tus, by the Camp pres seniing T.
each fiueiy engraved waxing
cane. The preeeula,ion spec cher
bei.g sm de by Judge rhos NJ
allilug and Nj. Isaac Mayer.
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Mrs. Emma Bermel, wife of Mr..
Edward L. Alpha, of this place,
died last Monday morning after
q short illness. This estimable
lady had scarcely passed the
meridian of her life and useful
ness, when Deaths dread sum.
mons came, blighting with SORROW
a once happy: home. She is
mourned by her husband and
three children. To them the Ban.
ner's sympathy is sincerely
rendered.
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Mr.. Anatole Wolford, an old
and respected citizen Of st. Mary
parish, died last Monday and was
buried Tuesday from the Catholic
Church at Charenton. He was 81
years OF age. For years he was a
successful merchant in Charenton
and, at all times, he was q faithful.
upright and highly esteemed man
and citizen. His family has the
sincere sympathy of the Banner
in their great loss and sorrow.
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NOTICE..

There will be Il m ting of the
Gem try As-oci,,'ion on Wednes.
day, ia u,ry 20 h a. O'Clock
p. m, in the circuit court room
lower Il ,Dr conrt mouse. All sub.
scrib'rs are considered members
% this Association, A large at.
tendance is requested.
WALTER S BERWICK,
p esident.
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Power of Control

The allwise Creator. did not endow
you with high and noble Inspirations,
desire for happiness and return for
that great love-craving within your
heart without at the same time, plac.
ing within your reach the means of
attaining those desires. Marion Eos
ter knows how to control and harness
that power for your success. In this
particular line of work she has no
equal. -
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aeA Schnot board CON
u regular quarterly
\! Wednesday. It's pro !.
ln br found pubiisi.e1 i
eolamn Of THE Issue oi
We note that th,.
Of ths school. boars,
- g the First National
ofSsn City. I.s bid
cent on dst.y bsf-
eDle monthly, III
q agency, the 81. May
Esast Company, OF 'thi
po bid for the fsca
solntiop. r4isii.g sl,e
18th section s.hooi
wax. which .s ad
oafd at lis lAst ses-
1ded. ArsAnlutior
authorizinx the
y board iis elch
= compete ~ ,ef.
! cen6hs ~ HE
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Tn Sla'e An'i-Sa!oon League
are pia ming fos a State wide
campaign during the week OF
January beginning the 9th and
closing The 3ia'. The following
-p.akers will .our.t1a State speak
in. in 56 to VAS aad cities within
The State in the ora week, viz
Rv Lewis A!be~t Banks. Of n +. "
York; Rev q W, M5rrow oi
Oni,; -Doyrrly; A .. pa.tef-
So, If lenaes-ee. r.. = ";
\ oung, OF Loui>vi -, sev Sam
,mal', uf All MA: ""r. Il j.
= .rro1. of DaiI4-; .tay ;io ward
ii Rus-rl, Of Oa.r.
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NE Frere Drug Company erect
1lhis week an elegant coda vatri
nalain ID its drug store. 1t j.
nieainly . hand ONE piece OF
4linre and adds greatly to tn
taciion Of this beautiful druy
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The Key to a Higher Life

Do you wish to possess the key to
the vaults of happiness, friendship.
wealth, and fame, or will you plodS
along vainly hoping that luck Or
chance may open the door for you?
Ii you want to be pointed out a. q
self-made man or woman, if you wish
TO become master of men-to leod
while others follow. there is an abso-
lutely sure and simple way-a way
that never fails.
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= Woman's Auxiliary Of th-
eoeee OF Louisiana will meet a
Lays Episcopal Church on
~ and Saturday, Jan. 10th
Seth Tor their quarterly meet
DeIegates from ali the Epis-
9 Parisnes are expected
11 notice will be given next
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1Aere will be q farmers shore
toglDe ct Baton Rouge Jan. 10Th
: Jan. @th. There will be re-
.noed rates on all railroads. Board
"a lodging can be scared at
y 70 seven dollars per week.
y L splendid opportunity for
= farmers.
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When i young blood contracts
an Inflated case Of the swelled
I'D he 10 about as Useful to the
sonmunity as ice cream is to q
polas bear.
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Sheriff w. T. Peterman, we re.
MT to learn. has been quite sick
iah week. On going to press we
~ happy to announce that he Is
|hetfer and will be out attending
! q husIncss in q short time.
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The Bloch Clothing Company
puts on to-day another thirty "
sale of clothing aud other gond.
.s vssdy reduc d pric-s, Thi Is
lnquestlouaoly the leading snd
most complete clothing store i'll
rraukliu. It's goods are all fiss1.
Class and Of great variety, -uieA-
ole to the tastes of all. Cali al
lhe .tore of the Block Clotnlng
ra oetore you purchase is
wheIe. Oec-4u,s t,,l viii De more
taaa p,e&sed ~i'h ;he besg gsiD'
j "a can make at this isldiIS and
up~s:i. Dat ci5thing anu gents
furnishing store.
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1 Duying as l do in large quaati-
~ enables me to cell my goods
= very low prices as compared
IN others, MIL MCNEIL'G 5 and
~ etofe.
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b. n. Riddle OF Marksville, l.. t,
~ eow peas Tor sale in emai,
Entities or carload lots. Will
- samples upon request.
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Now that the holidays are over
1t is time that you were turning
your attention to your household
necessities. My stock is complete
to the smallest detail. NEIL
MCNEIL's 5 and 10c store.
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The City Fathers will meet In
,.snlar session next Wednesday
.nl0ht; iJsa. 10th.
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A dne. up.to-date iron safe has
been installed In the Office of the
secretary Of the City Council.
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s a1wca, presidens of
- Aesery A 1ciation, nae
p. l0uce shsf sGere vii 1s
a1g oI tht Aseociatio. cf.
sdnesday =veniag, JAN.
= s'Cluck, ~ ere circuis
om OF the Court nous
eors A full attendsaoe
nepsbtrsh'p r. requested
seaat, as business ol
"a viii br transacted,
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The war in Europe still goes on
"Ih it's horrid drama of blooI
suffering and dest,uci1n.
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OPERA HOUSE, January
10Th, ZINE FEATHERS"

Tire automobile license law i.
.sv. in effect. Have you paid
youfs YETI :
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- beautiful hedge surround :
ne court house square which
fh0W0 the effects Of the
70 OF an iasect enemy, ha-
pat under the management
~ +. Dah.ken, tree expert
y bee's sprayed snd osher-
etra q seG and ". b. Pc that H. ::
qays u Viii bf as green aua
so1e SIT was bsiore eha in
attacked il.
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There was q serious Are on
efla ttreet Thursday moinI 6
pst tcsOlock, whicn resulted 10
complete destruction of tn.
= b1iidiug aud dwelling house
nf. +. Caruso. We do moi
~ whether or not the property
: severed BY insurance.
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Learn the Truth About
Yourself

This marvellous woman holds the
key to your success, power and hap
piness. The great Questions OF life
are quickly solved, failure turned 10
success and sorrow to Joy.
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II n peculiar indeed: to be re.
ouired to pay . war tax when We
ere not at war.
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Know What tb5Do-Know
the Truth-khOW In Time

Business changes, journeys, specula.
tions. social and domestic conditions.
failure, success, evil influence, love,
marriage. divorce. lawsuits and eli
human affairs advised upon with un-
erring accuracy. The wise use every
means to compass victory. Thousands
have been helped. If you are in
trouble OF any kind, unhappy, not
satisfied, love or business troubles,
you will be told how to overcome
them. a.
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leat Grimngs' guaranteed frui.
leut trees. Big 48 page csta :
se. illuAtrated in colors free.
Jof Il Grifing Brothers, Por,
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Ask for the big rose catalogue
p-day Grlfing Brothers, Por,
Arthur, Texas.
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furnishing store.

AL Kids 81 BLACK Min :. "a
wheciwright work done on shofl
o 5ses aGd prices rea-ouab!a al
:, gel Boudteaa1' s biscksmith 81, Of
lers addition.
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The price of wheat has gone up
I'M ziDgly-the price of Il ur L.,
seven dollars a barrei-ali Caused
by the increased demand on ac-
C ,uut of the great Europesn war
Now the bak rs threaten t;.a{, i.
rs Uaited ) ates CIV aa.t
loes not prevent me expor ii
Sneat, they will raise the price Of
bread. Thus, as usual. the bur-
,en is placed on the consumer
.ho must cat. no matter wnst .ne
cost may be.
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LIS easier 20 fail ia love. of q
liver taa. il ~ tu climb out.
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DR.. William Blumberg

TIE Noted Optician, will be ~
Fraakiin at the Office of Dr.. Il. w.
5nlsn mkt Monday and Tuesdsy.
jan, 10Th and 21-t, All those wiav.
nave weak eyes ana in need o,
proper fitting spectacies or eye-
glasses will do vii to call On n m
10 have their eyes sc,entitic.li,
tested. Examination for glasses
free,
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FOR RENT.

FOR RENT.
Tne store building ut Bayou
Sale Station. La. For particulars
apply to Y. CYCLIC,
1929 Esplanade Street.
New Orleans, La,
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Methodist Church.

sunday Scho"i, 9:45 a. m.
Morning Servlc", IL a. m.
Evenlng service. 1880 y. N.
All are cordially invited 20 thss
ervsCes.
A. F. VAUGHAN, Pastor,
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ene your horse ar mui
Shem 10 Abel Boud
cksmiih shop, Iber
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Episcopal Church.

Sund,r. Jan. II 1914.
Holy Communion, 7.30 m
sunday School. 0:3O n. m
Service ann Sermon, II a. IN.
eservice, 4s3O p. m.
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: SATURDAY, JAN. 16. 1915.
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Business Strictly Confi-
Dental in Every
Particular

Intelligent. HIGH CLASS PAT
RONAGE SOLICITED. Those cap-
able of appreciating the superior
quality ola highly developed medium.
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-11-09
THE DEATH Of
MRS. JOHN E, JACK

Quite cloud of gloom fell on the
town of Tuscarora on Saturday morn
ing last. as the sad news rapidly
spread. that one of It's oldest and
most esteemed residents had passed
away in the person of Mrs. Mae Jack.
wife of our respected citizen. Mr.. John
T.. Jack.
Mrs. Jack. nee Dwycr. was born in
New Brunswick. in February, 1866
She was married to Mr.. Jack in Og-
den' Utah. on August Is, 1894. and i'm.
mediately arrived in the famous min.
ing camp of Tuscarora. where her long
and useful life was spent. She was n
woman of the highest and noblest In
tegrity. and Il universal favoritc with
all who came within the circle of her
acquaintance.
The solemn funeral services were
conducted at her late residence and
the Tuscarora cemetery on Sunday
evening last. The Rev. w. II. Corco.
ran after reading the prayers pre-.
scribcd by the Catholic ritual. deliver.
ed an eloquent and truly well moriind
euloGium on deceased. He extOlled her
many virtues, her amiability. charity
and magnificent wifely and m0.herly
character. and paid high trih'to to her
distinctly Christian life.
The cdskel was covered with beauti.
ful floral emblems, ana all classes
and. creeds turned out to pay honor
to the memory of one so greatly and
deservedly loved.
After Father CorcoTan'a address. the
hymn Nearer My God to Thee" was
most feclingly and dcvoutly rendered
by several well known musicians.
Mrs. Jack is survived by her hus.
band. two sons. Edmond and Lenard.
and sweet little girl Theresa, to
whom we offer our most sincere sym.
pathy and coincidence in their IRE.
parable sorrow.
Grant her. o Lord everlasting rest.
end lot eternal light shine upon her"
Elko independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1915-current, 1915-11-09
LIBERTY BELL PARTY
GO THROUGH ELKO
Escort to Famous Old Relic, Goes
Through Here Last Night On
Special Train

Last night the Liberty bell special
went west over the Western Pacific.
carrying the people who WILL escort
the old bell back TO its resting place
in Philadelphia. The train consisted
OF four slcepers. one baggage car and
one diner and carried the common
council of Philadelphia. a squad of DO.
licemen Of the quaker city. and other
dignatarips who will see that the bell
il property treated and respected dur
ing its journey homeward
superintendent OEilvie personally
conducted the train from Salt Lake
City to GcrlaCh. i'll order that the party
night have the very best of service
during their ride over his division.
II is not known which route the
liberty bell will return but Elko resi-
dents hope that il will come this way
so that they may get the chance TO
see the bell that once proclaimed lib
crty 10 the people when the declara-
tion Of independence was signed.