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Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

THE Texas Wonder cures kidney and
 bladder troubles. dissolves gravel, cures A diabetes, weak and lame backs, rheurna. tism and all irregularities ofthe kidneys and bladder in both men and women. If not sold ceipt of $1. One small bottle is two months treatment and seldom fails to perfect cure. Send for testimonials from this and other St. Louis. Mo. Sold by druggists.-Adv.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

was sent to Jena for cremation and her ashes were placed na vault at Dresden last week.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1915-12-05

c Let Us wash your blankets, we
 know how. Excelsior
 Laundry Co.,, phone 146. If
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-08


parCn I'M lcbtcn Weonut nid)t pon Ar0
Bcrer 0coGutllng. ,5oIt icoen 9lbcn0
fum IS 81 Eatrouillen @ciedten uno
@ombNl glngriffcn gSir geluonncn
i'm Centrum scr bier Mcilen longen
SnpIu 8ront ourdidnittlih ctluo
300 :Dnro5 on Woocn.
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d eli 6cl0 05llg laAt.
g8ier bia 2pn0om ( Sftober.
@etrriia Der Sample auI Dem ito
licnii6en aric0sidauploB pltr0c iol'
gcn0c oEtlihe lieIoung auS9e1cbcn:
lin Dilttcrnad)t haben mir alll
ocln YlaIcnu bon gSiel8erelIth einen
itarteu ltalienii1en 9lngriii, Der ali
cinigen &unften 5i5 1cgcn uniere
9ro6tpclbuuc >porGctrngei ror0cn
NOR, abaeUiclen."
0ie meme oiterrci d | id) c
9lnlei6e.
Berlin I. Sttobcr (SralitloS
nad) Sopuiac, G..J.). Ter 2lilf.
lagc 4Srei. scr oriiten oitcrreidliid'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-08

lmgoriihcn ariegsanlcihc lit $3.50,
mo bic }in9rote 512 Ero5ent Gic
?(nIeibc n ltellerirci Sci Der 3eih'
nung linb 10 lro5ent 81 b5ablen.
am 6. C3enlber 20 Erojent, ant ).
%anuar 1916 20 Yrp5ent, an ). &c.
bruor - Yroacnt lln0 oer Heit an
6. N'0rl.
9runG in n9armmoIlipci.
der in = D M + an.
@crlin Z. Cftober. 2lns
9on6oo. Snoieu, miro gelneloet, oaG
bort am :. September IN 9allinpoa.
ipei6cru Gin GROCER @rano miltbetc.
Ser $l0,000,000 Sdaoeu ailaeridltet
Bat, iagt Die .llebcrieeiidle 9tadrih-
ten 9Igeriur". Iiea mar oaa brittle
6curr 6icier ART III Scr gegenpdrtl.
gen Soiipn. GaS 9ieiultat Ser I'm
tcriud)nqG oieicr 9rdnDe lit niht be-
fnnllt geacben moroen.
atpnntnisu. bte ten ,.Etatinnrn Surrrfpor.
ocntrH" aim phnftiidl rcct iiurrHfndbH CT
salicu. fino asteien psr Giiiee oap1n prr 3els'
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-08
Don Oct lOeIttront.
9ic Serid)tc Der Wais
irten.
JSas bas frans. Sricgss
Bureau iagt.

Seine ncnncnSmert6cn GrioIoc &C
meloct. 6eitiae @Gmpic nod
oli oacn lbeiIcu Ger 6ront I'M
@onQc. Ger @critt Oca bel
aiithen ScncroIitobca, Sir
San NoniIton bcrihtet pon ocn
GorooncQcn Cpcrationcn.
Ger tilrtilhc @erht,
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-08
ArubrrJt blutiae 4,iimpfc 1T Champagne,
Neue Trau,oicn.Mnsriiie idmmtid abgeidlasen
2seridjt oes oeutf6en c,eneraflta6s.

Tcrliu, l. Cftubcr ua gunSou) in Champagne nben
m acuc Gmpc grocer &ente ngctragcn bic 6rGn5ocn inter
uaGmcn norbuci6 Sonan cds sn8rc init tnrfen
Snppnman Oc nbcr dmmtd croNoS cben hno Sc @nSrecr
idwcrc Gpier foltctcn.
0anuN cruicu onid Scrtdt Scclbe mcloet oeo Nceren
sic bendu Sruppcu meid S 6cnn6 SHn0bnrg oprcn
bic rucu Ruiunn Der Sinb on elmer Wrei uon etma m
MeiIcn aempnncn babcn.
Madhebcno Der poac Mpriant MittDcinuB
@enIidcr &rieaSidanplat,
o9c Sienuc Der ruu5oicn m Champagne Gr bamcrt iort
Na aricm 9riericncr mnrocu 8en b Sn1esanbrnd oc n
nriffc mcbcr angnommen.
NOSuctd eOnam cdS snsrc iaricr irans0Tdcr
lrnppenmoicn nit dmcren %nten fir bn 6snb nmmu 3e
Eierc nnb $50 Munn ielen ais Weau9nc i'll Die SGnoc
McIh Der Sommc &pSunan Cambridge gcans pci
anaenmmcncm Soonrn cincm Fnnc Der Gdns uon Ct A
rc in nncrc porScn Stncn cnsnornacn Der dno mnro o
ond cneu @8cnAuaf nnmcbr bnranf mcocr btnms aeebn
3w6l Sfierc 20 nruScre nnb $50 9Ranu mnrScn
aeanocn aeuummcu Nnd crbenecu mir 3uci Madncnacuhre
Seh Der oben crmGbnten gnnbioRe marcn bic Inasnn
gen eiabes uerscb i'm cmcm nen sbe cncS satensa
bcus G Der NauanNOr bal i'd Der Tcino npf bebaupt Sin
Ncgcnongrii i'll i'm Nonge.
Mir 6ei 5nucre MG Gclous Gcino
800 acr in SpOcn scwinnen liner @cgngnsrif brad
Jcood Ocn @prlof Ocs Sciuoes ;um StGtnub.
Scrboltc @ernd bes 1euOcs nn Scanuaen muOGhid nnO
nOoa Der eancen 6am bnrdbrcdcn, nscn D6a8 febl
lSo INNER cnieIncn Der snBr 0ng in nnr HanGraben Gin
,nngcn O wnrbn m ctiOiet n0 sefanacn 9snommen Vile E
unu in Secr @e8no bcbn nlcren 0GnSn ir ndbmen bre
Stfcrc 300 Mann seianacn and in orc MahnHNc
wcbrc 5nr %cnt
@a6rcnb Der frH6cu gurscnnnbcu ciuO
cncru aer rnuOcn &OroN nnierc Fption b Der Bic
ocIci norue Sienrsonrb Der Gcno e I'M Samic oes
Cages mcbrcr uade snsc olgen bic mir cod cnmcocr
rHdngen bnrh uncr icrcieuer in Scr Gnudnns
Stliano brndJn.
NurS0hid Mras pelirn d unbcbntcnhc @cdte ab
Snubgrnnacn ;nr @crmenbuug amen.
in Nsne pcriudten bic nnSuicn bel Snpsnnl
lteberrnnngS ugrii an einen uusepcuen Sbc nS Shtn
ornbcns, obne cbpd rgcno uelder 6rfplg 81 cr5clcn
Eefider ariegsidanplab
Mas bic MrmccWrnpp bem Mommanoo bes Iclomaridans
6on6rs anGean inb nnerc Srnppcn Snnabnra ami
runt flint alumeter ema S gcn rcitc bic Etp
ocs Geiuocs eingcbrnugcn.
SISlh 9ritata See lit Der GcnO mcitr 5nrndgeuurcu
Sine brigade rnfher &aualc wnrbc bnrd nnr Tcn
fai DOag anscreben.
3cn bm Gee Sosnsfoic nno Der Wegno Smorsom wie
bcrpen Die nIen lire fir m opcgcn @ernde nniere Smn
bnrmrcden snsnubme cbidugen Sbe nnd blnti
Nabtampc. ir mahen eli Cfi3 mub 1900 Manm @cam
gencn.
@e;agd Der Nrmcc.srnppe Der 6nrnng oes Fn5n Seo
pob gaDcrn III ndJts Nencs gcbcrnng 81 meloen
&as bic Nrmse.ernppc ecncra Snnacn ambctrt,
uGbrcn cts be- GartOrsf Der Sal
pcn wcllih Der Stuot gctrcb en-"
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-08

atpnntniru. bte ten ,.Etatidlrn Gurrripon.
ocntrH" aidt phnitiim ccct nurrHtintdsin cr.
saitcu. fuo asbeten. or Eiiiec oapun prr 1ete.
ptcn poer ihI,iiitp YliuhstiNns " Mameu.
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(Surtietnus iiebe 6. Seite)
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-08

3cihnnHGeu ui o,c Scutihc NrirQeNulebc
Mcrorn bis AMi mc!igree laln MnELc van
Der Deutsche correspondent. [volume] (Baltimore, Md.) 1841-1918, 1915-10-08

Ser tilrtiiclc @eriht.
@ortm I. Sttobcr. 0oH
iron}oiiide &riea9blrcou Nub belltc
9lbcno inI1cnoe NiclOun1 olta:
Gin ncftiQea 9onlborocmcnt ionO
IN ser ltnl9egeltO pou 9iieuport mo
I'M Scftor Don 0cr Snr- Stccnlructc
ltntt.
4lrtiQarrtG6tigfcit 0uuertc olti al
len SeitclI in glrtoio an. &Sir nodl
len flcill 6ortibrittc I'M SiiOcn non
@belu9, IN Scr 9lGbe ser 5trobc unn
2Irro9 nah Sillc.
Sin pl6blibcr 9InOriIi Der pom
,SeinO Gli cincn 1nicrcr &orpoltel
in 0cr 9tGbc Don Yopincourt, iilOllN
bon &onc, lmterllonrncn nIroc,
mur0c politGn0ig sum StiaItonO &C
braht.
2(n ser 2liSne perlrioAtcn micrc
8attcricll 0ur6 ibr ,Selcr jlpel iehr
bcitiQc Grploiioncu III oCn felnollNcn
2uncn III Der 9iiGtimg Don Slnin
court im0 iebteu Den 9abnbOT pol
@uigncoArt IN 9rano.
rul o,c Gbolnpa1ne lulternabnen
sic Gcutihcn I'M Snlfe oca cages
}mci @epenangrilfc ge8cn lullere
SteQln0cn i'm @eiten Der 9taparina
inrln, beiDe puroen 5urild9ci6lagen.
Ter 6eino crlitt i1mcre GerlllIte.
Gin &onlpf nit 9ombcn lmn
Nnno0ronotcn ereiGncte liG in Den
2lroonncn bel ga 6iae N}ortc lmO
Nalic Gbcpnlt6ce.
9ln pcrihieoencn @lmtten Der
,5ront III Hotbrin0cM bclonoera III
Ser 9id5c uon 2lrrocolrt gurer, i'll
9tor0cn ppn ,Rcillpn lm0 ln No.0'
oiten um @aOonuille, but li0 Gin beT
ti0co Nonlbor0eHcnt icltcn9 ocH
5ein0ca }ugctragen; mir crIptocrtell
ooS 1cuc,' in mirilmN3poIlcr WctIe.
I>n Oei &ogcien 5eriprct0tcn mlr
cine lturfc OettiUe Gorbnt 2lbtbel
lima, luclde int 9Cgriif ituno, cillen
9lnariii ouf cincn rmicrer FoIten inl
Gnen 9ea 5balc2 BON SonOcrnad
3i ulterucbnlen.
Gcutiher 6eiieIboIlon
DcrlnterDci 0 0 len.
TSn Ner GDantpo9nc ihoD bellte
9lodlnittan elmer lmicrer 6lic1cr oll
cincn aeritidci 6eiicIbauon, mcI0crs
in 6lamn9ll gebiillt, inncrho!b Der
irinolihep 2inicn 3llr GrOe iiel.
Ser bcl0iiAe Scri ht t.
4SoriS, I. Sftobcr. - Gaa SOL
0cioe lit Der Mortlnltt Der MclOing,
lpclhc oo3 bclgii1e ariegSbllrcon be
Ianrt gob:
Gin @ombarOcment nit llltcr
6redlngcn oli lmicre porgcltobenci'
Sdiiben1rdbcll ercl8nete ll6 inl Slls
sen pun 9iicuport. Ferogie uno Gelt'
fcrfe, ioipic aui imicre Shilbcn9rd
ben IN Ter 9tnNbarlbaIt pom Iir'
nuoc. lric in SilOcn Don 9Sooro
id)ootc 9ie .Snianteric mar imtta
ti0."
Is iir @nlNnrtcn's9i M M nnN
!W WoccOonieu'5 6rcihctt."
@crlin Z. Cftobcr, orobtIo3
nod 1ufertom NJ. - Sic llrbcr'
iceiiGc gsad)rid)tcn Ageninr bat iol
ocnbe MelolnQ tctdnHt gcgcbcn:
.tSloggcn, pcldc icbt III Sul9o-
ricn geGiBt ucrocn. trnaen bic Nor
te: Sir 9ulaaricu'S 9inbm nio
Muccoonien's 3rcibeit.". pic Die
bulgoriide 3citung v9iarooma BRA
bu" iogt.
.,Sctt mus Nos Sd)luert bcmcict
hob cs Itdrfer lit ais bic Sntligucn
scr icinOlihen Giqolnotcn" 10 fii6t
oic ,3eitun1 Ginjh .@ilrgerl Gner
S3unld miro iebt crIiiIlt irerhen
Gua Si0nol 5un 9lllsndridc miro
nidt longe auf iith lpdrtcn lalicn."
9ritiiMcr @ert6t i,bcr
Ourounellcn 81 4 1mpfc.
2onoon I. Oftobcr. ~ Ger
naMftcbcnoc gcrldt bon Cir San
S,onliltpn, Dem britiihen &6NItlon,
, 1915-01-27
Censored ut Jamaica).

London, Jan. 23td.-De>patches from
Melbourne state that Mr.. Hughes, the At
torney- General, says the only reason for the
temporary transference t. sydney of the
seat of the Commonwealth Government was
that the Government might become acquaint-
ed with the requirements of each part Of the
Commonwealth. The Government will re-
main ut Sydney tor ten lavs. The Press
criticises the action of the Ministers rs cost
ly and unnecessary.
A despatch to the Hava's Agency from
Rome says that the Italian Cabinet Will sub
NIT to the King a decree for the alienation
OF the distress in the earthquake district.
Firstly, authorizing III expenditure of thirty
million lire to aid the victims. Secondly.
suspeuding the collection Of taxes in the
affected area. Thirdly, establishing Il mora
forum for five months for bills of exchange
and commercial paper in the proyiuce of
Aquila and the district OF Sora, and fourthlv
guaranteeing the payment of the salaries Of
school teachers.
The "Norddeutsche AIS emeine Zeituno'
announces that General Won Falkenhayn.
Chief of the General Staff, has resigned a.
Prussian Minister for War, and General
, 1915-01-27
SIT. CKOIN STATION.
Censored at Jamaica.)


London, Jan. 22nd,-The Royal Mail
Company announces that=tho aEbro, sails
lena
A Reuters despatch from Berlin says that
the German official version of the airshir
raid is as follows: "Our airships, in order
to attack the fortified towns of Great Var
mouth, were obliged to fly over other towns
from which, it is stated, they were fired at,
and these attacks were ansW cred by throw
ing bombs. England has no right to be
indignant, as her flying machines and ships
have in broad daylight attacked open towns
such as Frieburg, Oar Els Salaam and Swa-
%kopomund. Aircraft are acknowledged to
be legitimate weapons in carrying Oh modern
warfare, as long as their operations are con-
Quoted in accordance with the rules Of
, 1915-01-27
Frederiksted, 25th Jan, 1915.

~
The s. s. "Parima' Capt. j. F.. Spinney
from New York via St. Thomas, arrived at
SIX clock Sunday morning, aud diseharg-
ing 500 pkges Mdse for Frederiksted, and
500 for Christiansted, She sailed on sun
day afternoon Mt half past four.
Passengers from St. Thomas:-NLiss Allie
Prince, Mrs Alexander Haywood and two
Children, Antonio Leonard.
Passengers for st. Kits Mrs. RosaIia
Stephens, Francisco McWillam5 and child
Daphne, Rosaliud Ford.
For Antigua Masters Oliver and Frank
Heyn, Miss Gertrude Watson, Master Edward
Watson.
For Dominica Charles Leonard, Antonio
Leonard.
For Barbados Mr.. c. b. Rice, Manager
Representative Mossrs. d. Hope Ross Tailor
ing Establishment.
, 1915-01-27

Copenhagen, jar. 22nd-Ma General
Krabbe has retired on accou 1t ot iIl-heolth
and Colonel krebs has been appointed Major
General.
The doeth IS announced of Sculptor Pro
lessor Paulsen.
The Government hns appropriated all the
imported wheat flour in Denmark.
Professor Hotfdiug viii retire from tLe
University on Sept. first next.
, 1915-01-27

one Paforo Dounano,ia onr o.+uIArv H..
na,sea onfherir@s If tho nsnv
RGGrIin otfici,l statement .,v-. aO,
Thnr.aoy. tha WA.fern thaotro cHntinunna
rain rendered imn1.siLIe pnv innurtnnt
fuLtino hatv4ou Ina coast ma III. c,r,I
10 T., Rossoa A~rflarv dnal. fonl ,}oca
near Arrns and . trench which va Took
soutb. west of Berry mn B,c was "banJoneJ
oud Llovn nm as II heal ha4n ro,tIv No.
strogra bv-fh co,15n5a Of fba w,iI If = f9c-
tory. a French attack north If V4rdun vos
rr,nI,ed easily Atler BATTLES on Tpa--
day south Of ST. Niblel small French lrtarb-
mrnfs sin held ON in fine neiobboarbooJ Of
our p~ositious Inf by moan. If nm advanca
the REGION before our front was c}ear-I If
aI Frenrhm4n rs far as tba,r old n~o.iti.n
4 battle for Croix Des Lqrmcs. northwest Of
POINT j \Ioussnn continues ana = strnn.
French attack on the recapt1red part Of our
position was reDnIsed vain heavy losses to
the enemy. In The VoSoes. north Of Sem.
heum, our troops threw The enemy out Of lhe
heights of the HarlmmnwriIerkopf hills and
we took , officers aud I25 men nrison4r.
In tbe Eastern tbeatre the situation is NM
chanoel. orr attacks ON y brunch Of tLc
Szncka have made slow progress. There il
nothno new enst Of the PijcaH
A. despa,ch from PARIS states that u con
ference was beId there Yesterday betvADn
MI. LJoyd Georae. NJ. Ribot and NJ Ba k
fine british French a1d Rnsslan Ministers
Of Finance # is rcnorted tbot tno men,i,u
was arranged 10 consider y Joint Loan If
teen billion franc. or siv 6unlrol million
, 1915-01-27

our difigibles. The German nation, forced
by England to fight for its existence, cannot
be compelled to forcgo the employments Of
Legitimate means OF seIf-defence, and vii! not
DO it, relying upon her good right"
Dispatches from the Hague state that
Holland has asked Germany for an eXpla-
nation Of the report that the German oir~hips
crossed Dutch territory to attack England.
The "Mornin9 Posts correspondent at
Berne says that there is the greatest Joy
throughout Germany as the result OF the air
raid and it is expected that, weather per
uniting, another Zeppelin mid will be nude
ON the koiser's birthday on the 9th inst.
A semi-ot1icial despatch from Berlin
states that the first page Of all newspapers
published IN Berlin is given to the attack
by the Irppeiins on the English coast,
scanty rtpOtts from the easteln and western
theatres Of war occupying inconspicnous
places on the inside pages. With remnrk-
able uuanimltv the German Press appears to
expect this RAID TO be followed shortly by
others. Satisfaction is expressed that all
the IappelinS returned safely and there is u
belief that the moral effect of the lombard
ment cannot fail to be very great, especially
as it followed so closely on the recent BON
bardmeut Of HmtIepool and the other points
ON the eastern coas' of England. The lso-
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, 1915-01-27

/. Indbringelse o. lste Demanding af
Forslag til Anordning for St. CroiX ON
Liam til Bomuldsdyrkere.
:. Indbringelse og 1ste Demanding at
Forslag til Anordning om Endrin9er
i Anordnine ON Vejynsenet paa st.
CroiX af 9 Juni 1854.
3. F~orts@tteIse If 1ste B~ehandling af
Udkast til Budgettet for Finansaarct
l915-lG.
Kolonialraadet, st. Croix, d. % Januar
1915.
kALMER.
T0YMuud.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-03-04
LOCAL AND PERSONAL
:.:,::::::::::::::::::.:::::::::;.::

Spring waists arrived at Enders'.
Contractor Sweeney was in town
Tuesday.
Wesley Judy motored up from
Medford Tuesday.
Depot hotel pays 13 cents pound
for live fat hens. 81-3t
Mrs. j. A. Westerlund was a Wis
Itor from Medford Tuesday.
New lace boots for ladies at End
ers'. 200 extra votes with each pair.
E.V. Carter was a business visitor
to Medford the first of the week.
Extra votes with dresses at End
ers' until March Is.
E. ]. Kaiser was a visitor in Med
ford and Jacksonville Wednesday.
1000 extra votes with ladies' suits
at Enders'. Buy your suit now.
Mr.. and Mrs. II. D. Harris and wife
visited friends here Saturday even
Ing.
James p. Huggins of Marshall
transacted business in the city early
in the week.
]. X. Choate was in Roseburg the
first of the week looking after busi-
ness affairs.
Mr. and Mrs. T. c. Lafferty are the
proud parents of lusty eleven
pound baby boy. P.
See the splendid values in millinery
at Miss Hargroves'.
Andy McGee has had all kinds OF
luck in various fishing expeditions
along Bear creek this week.
William Grubb left the first of the
week for Turlock, Cal, where he will
visit his son, c. p. Grubb.
Mr.. and Mrs. Warren Dodge were
In Ashland Monday in attendance al
the funeral of the late Ira Dodge.
500 extra votes to the first five
customers every Monday at Orres
shop. Girls, get busy.
H. N. Lowe of the Cafeteria left
Friday for Los Angeles on business
trip. He will be gone about ten days
The new telephone directory is just
out and information, please" viii
have an easier time of it for a while
R. c. Stanley of Lake Creek, Ore.
recently purchased a thoroughbret
Hereford bull from Bowers Bros, the
local stockmen.
Miss Mamie Jacobs, who visited
friends and relatives here the frs
of the week, has returned to hel
home at Medford.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-03-04
A New Harness Store in Town.

BY, constant demand from my and
Mr.. Settles customers, concluded to
get a line of harness and received it
Saturday, so am ready to serve every
body with harness, collars, pads and
all kind of straps.
Respectfully,
81-3t EMIL PEIL.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-03-04
HargroVe'S Millinery display
Friday and Saturday, March
5th & 9Th. Z

Taylor Payne, who has been visit
ing his father, c. T. Payne, here for
the past few months, has returned
to Sacramento, Cal. Constable Irwin
left Monday for Jacksonville. He is
witness in the trial of Louis Mar
tin.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-03-04

See Hargrove's window Friday and
Saturday and then go inside.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-03-04

NJ. w. Wheeler, former resident of
Ashland, now living in Corvallis, Wis
tied here the first of the week and
attended to business matters.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-03-04
Get the best at Enders'.

The Chautauqua Park Club will
hold their regular business meeting
Friday afternoon at o'clock at the
Chautauqua hall. Important busi-
ness matters are to be considered and
all members are urged to attend.
Ashland tidings. [volume] (Ashland, Or.) 1876-1919, 1915-03-04

ENtId VVlS "TtH DHVOo dV HIIUoTD
until March Is.
Rev. Paul s. Bandy, pastor of the
Presbyterian church at Jacksonville,
and l.. L. Norcross, recently from
Sioux Falls, N. D., we're in Ashland
Wednesday on a visit to their old
friend, P. A. Van Ness. Mr.. Norcros
ha srecently purchased a 25-acre al
falfa ranch at the east end of the
paved street at Central Point. He
came to the valley to escape the frigid
climate Of Dakota and is charmed
with our climate, scenery and health
full conditions. --..
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-16

Politically speaking this is an off
year, but there is the possibility Of Il
chance for the voters of Texas TO de-
termine whether constitutional
convention shall be held next fall.
Senator McNealus has already in
trodueed his constitutional conven-
tiontion resolution in the senate and
this provides for a special election in
Juiy to authorize the holding of such
convention in October. To be on the
safe side you had better provide
Yourself with a poll tax receipt. Geo.
smith will sell you one this month
f3r SITS. After January 31st they
viii be three dollars and the in
crease in price does not carry with
II the privilege to exercise your SOW
eTeignty as an American citizen.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-16

r AXE ceFeer thief than fogsagemas Mike TO got ahead Helen
bound mouth
81 tie her 1t might have worked with girls, but Helen
Holmes with her and
Tho watched they the
with his coHlerates and opened the safe Heea Holmes
Weakened the and
tieVe the
helpless,
they landcar Helen craN4 the
Office The night approaching She herself aou
controlled
as crashed ill., the big signal fell to the Danger position
When the and rushed found
switch
Al the Helen jumped off the train rushed into the and threw
the andar
caught but only after another fight with Helen who
held him the
hope a
Holmes the telegraph operator
cn Holmes the girl moving picture the match
in tic Hazards Helen the kaem
world which has been watching with
This
which
fighter They
tcTns business and English
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-16

The people Of that sleepy old town
down on the Colorado always wake
up when a change in the state ad.
ministratien takes place. They will
give an inaugural ball and Governor
Ferguson Will lead the grand march.
Farmer Jim" viii do well to keen
his eyes on that Capital City bunch.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-16

The Retail Merchants Association
believes In pure advertising. The as
ISOLATION has prepared for the legig-
lature the draft Of bill which makes
1T misdemeanor to publish any
kind 0f advertising that is untrue.
The penalty proposed in the bill Is
n fine Of from SIS to $50. or inn
sfisonmsnt OF ten days or six months
Or both tine and Imprisonment.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-16

payers of Waxahachie the city cou1-
ell net i'll called session this after
noon 10 consider g second extension
of the time for the payment Ct ely
taxes. The mayor aad couacimea
hive been rcd &C. believe ,aa- another
Two weeks extension would greatly
benefit the citizens, aud q special ses-
ion was called for this afternoon
to determine what, II ans ,liua.
should be done abott the matter.
After the council had been called
to order and the purpose Of the ca.l-
ed session explained there was no
hesitation whatever concerning the
matter of granting further time. 4
motion prevailed tha9 the time for
paying taxes without a penalty a.
taehed 10 extended until January
81, end the vote was unanimous.
The council also passed resolu-
tion calling FOR the purchase of the
Morton property fer a sewer disposal
The matter of drawing up papers and
investigating title was referred 10
Mir Williams. The price authorized
for the property is $3.50 PEI acre
There is little more tnan five acres
i'll the tract
The city collectors books at the
cine of the GATED session showed
$50 poll tax receipts issued fer 1914.
The Waxahachie daily light. [volume] (Waxahachie, Tex.) 1894-current, 1915-01-16
LONG BRANCH.

Mrs. Georgia Vincent visited Mrs.
evening.
Mrs. Maud Gray spent last Friday
with Mrs. May Moore.
Mr. and Mrs. ]. II. Hassell at
tended church at ovilla Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs G, A. Carter spent
last Monday at Mr.. George spencer's.
Mr.. and Mrs, J. S. Holmes visited
at Mr.. Tom Cayender's Saturday
night.
Several from this place attended
the Quarterly meeting at ovilla
Saturday.
Miss Byrd Roebuck spent saturday