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Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Over Bord derIand

Joseph r-Muheim, John s. Williams and Tom Fitzsimmons, all of Bisbee. were brief visitors in the county seat enroute to Casa Grande, where they go to look after their land interests in that vicinity. They are travelling over the Borderland route.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
From Wednesdays Daily.
Will Attend Initiation

A crowd of Tombstone Shriners will go to Nogales Sunday to take in the last "away from the Temple" initia- ton that will be held in Arizona. as hereafter all the limitations will take place in the new Temple to be erected soon in Phoenix.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Progressive Merch ants

Dame Rumor is busy and says that one of our merchants is to get a five passenger touring car. another one an auto truck for delivery service and an- other is going to put a cement walk around his business property.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
To The Coast

Mrs. Grace B. Lawry left this morn ing for months visit to the coast dur ing which time shL will make a hurried inspection of the expositions and then take the baths at a famous resort to try to get rid of a case of rheumatism.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Glad Tidings

Conductor J. Sparks of the Tomb stone- Benson branch, yesterday and today was passing out the smokes to all his friends around the local yards. all because he received the news that the Stork had arrived on the midnight special with bouncing baby boy at Douglas Sunday evening. Mother and son are doing nicely and Mir Spsrks- well. he's just too elated to say anything and is punching tickets with a speed that would indicate he's overjoyed.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
From Stronghold

Mrs. A. J. Benedict arrived in the county seat yesterday from her home in the Cochise Stronghold, and will spend several days here. the guest of Mrs. E. R. Flach
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Mexican Wedding

4 wedding of two local Mexicans oc- cured in Tombstone Saturday Rev. Father Sebastian Ripero. of the local Catholic church. performing the Are- mony.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
The Signals View

Arthur Heney has installed 9 Bouser gas tank at Fairbank. He says he is going to send picture of it to the Benson Way" boosters Monday $ ProspectoT.
 The Red Bouser gasoline pump .is a good one Mir Moss of this place has one and he speaks very highly q it. In fact. the pump has so many good merits tina, in would take a column to do it jus tiCe, but we are O: the opinion that fl MT. Heney wants to do any business he had better m9ve il over to the Ben son short line. Henson Signal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Visited Friends

Miss Hazel Struthers spent a good part of yesterday in >Tombstoue On a visit with friends. returning in the afternoon to her home at DouaIns.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Returned Home

Miss Vera Smith returned home yes- terday from GleesoH, where sine has been visiting for the past week. the guest of Miss Bellah. of that place
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
To Tucson

Mrs. J. A. Rockfellow returned to Tucson this morning. after a several weeks visit to their ranch in the Strong hold. Mts. Rockfellow is residing in Tucson, while her children are in at. tendance at school
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
To Bisbee

Manager Joe Norcross. of the Crystal
 Theatre. accompanied by his wife and children. -svrored over to Bisbee this morning. and returned home this af- ternoon. They were accompanied by Frank acAllier. pianist at the Crystal.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Spent Sunday

County Stenographer Mrs. Nellie
 Hayward returned to Tombstone this
 morning from Douglas, where she went to spend Sunday with relatives and friends.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Leaves for Home

Supenntendendent C. E. Tilford. of the local public schools for the past year and half. leaves the end of this week for his home at Emporia. Kansas, where he will spend the summer months with his parents.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Painting Property

Ex-County Attorney ". c. Gilmor. is having his property on 9th street put in first class shape and being painted both inside and out A major ity of the Tombstone property owners are having their properties put into shape. and the cleanup and paint-up movement is being taken up in earnest
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Visited Ranch

Mir. and Mrs. J. A. Rockfellow re- turned to Tombstone yesterday from the Cochise Stronghold, where they spent several days on their ranch at that place.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
From Bisbee

city yesterday from Bisbee. MT. Gia :
 comino resided in Tombstone for sew
 erai months last summer but returned to Bisbee. He may again locate here.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
From Fairbank

Jef Milton, the ever-watchful Chi nese inspector. of Fairbank, was bus mess visitor in the county seat today, returning to his post this afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Visiting Relatives

Mrs C. Thiei has been visiting in Bisbee for the past week, the guest of relatives and friends. She will return home in a few days
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
To Bisbee

Mir. and Mrs. Wm. Lutley motored over the Borderland to Bisbee and will return home tomorrow. They were ac- companied by Mrs. A. H. Gardner During their stay the ladies will attend the reception to be given the Grand Worthy Matron of the Eastern Star at that place tonight
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Lake Nicaraoua.

LAks Nicaragua is not the largest body of fresh water on earth. That disti1ction belongs to Lake Superior. which. with !ts 32.000 square miles of surface. is more than ten times the siao C Lake NionTnguA
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Will Surely Endorse BorderIand

Croft Harper, who is logging the Dixie, Overland Highway will be in Tombstone next week. MT. Harper is logging the route from Savannah. Ga. to San Diego. Cal, and it is pretty generally understood that the connec- tion from Fl Paso west will be officially adopted on MT. Harper's report. There is little doubt but that Mir. Harper's good judgment will lead him to endorse the only all the year round route, when he goes back to his people. and that means the Borderland.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Drummers h

A number of travelling men invaded Tombstone today and are busy inter- viewing the local trade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16

afternoon. His last request was that he receive decent burial and a sub- scription was taken up by Frank Broad and his last wish was complied with.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
To Grand canyen

Miss Mable Magness and Miss Eliza beth Axteil departed this morning for the Grand Crnyon and Roosevelt dam. and expect to be absent for several weeks.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Bennett Appointed

Word has been received in Tomb stone that William Ben nett, of Benson. and formerly of Tombstone. has been appointed by the Live Stock Sanitary Board, as inspector for this district. vice Porter Mcdonald. resigned Mir Mcdonald has held the position for number of years and has proven him self an able official, while MT. Beunett is a man of well known ability along these lines, and will no doubt i'll the position with credit
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
In from 0ragoon

Uncle William Fourr, the well known pioneer rancher of the Dragoon moun- tains, was among the visitors in the county seat today attending to busi. ness matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
cIean-up in Earnest

Next week will see active work be- gun on the cleanup and swat-the-fy movements in Tombstone. The idea started by the focal membership of tine W. C. T. U. has gained enthusiasm from day to day. and the committees report that about next week when all plans will have been formulated for whirlwind campaign, the work will begin in earnest. The ladies are work ing hard on the campaign and all property owners and residents win join in to make the cleanup and swat the fly campaigns a success.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
From Douglas

Douglas Gray returned home this morning from Bisbee, Douglas and El Paso, where he was visiting for the past week His son, Douglas Jr. went to Bisbee and from there they returned home via their auto
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Visiting Friends

Mir and Mrs. Bert Macia and chil- dren, are visiting in Tombstone for several days from their ranch in the Chiricshuas.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
From bisbee

Theodore Metz. the Soda Water King" of Bisbee arrived in Tombstone this morning, and before returning
 home expects to dispose of a consider
 able quantity of the soft stuff" to the Tombstone trade.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
From Bisbee

Johnny Stone, we'll known tonsor- ial artists of the Stewart Barber Shop. returned home this morning after a brief business visit to Bisbee.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
From GIeeson

C I Van Meter. ~eii known -itizen and 3oostG- of Gleesor. motored to Tombstone yesterday with a party Of friends in his new Ford. He returned home in the afternoon.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
From Ranch

Mrs. Nora Jacobs returned home yes erday from the Sulphur. Spring valley. where she had been for the past sever- al days on visit to her ranch near Light.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
From Douglas

Deputy Sheriff Percy Bowden re- turned home tthis morning from Douglas. where he has been for the past several days on business connect e, with his official position.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Over From 6leeson

Costable Lafe Cibsu was . visitor in
 the county seat on business, returning
 home this aftirnoou,
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
To Phoenix

MT. George Woolery, father of Attor- ney Lee O. Woolery of this city left this morning for Phoenix, where he goes on business visit of several days.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
From Benson

Cattle Inspector Billy Bonnet was a visitor in the county seat on business matters. from his home at Benson.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Visiting Relatives

Mrs. Guy C. Weich. wife of Chief Deputy Sheriff Guy C. Welch is visit ing with relatives at-Naco for several days. having gone down last week.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
WARRANTY DEED

 C Trask to J Hi Wo. Benson prop ..-..,...-.,--. loo G Johnson to J Squire. land. $40 .. M McRae ct ux to II Kimball land. .............-.-. lO .- C Knapp to W Thurman ct ux landt. ........ ..-.....-... ID BILL OF SALE W Pagan 10 ( Wahl. personal prop. .-.-........... soo .. W Palmer to W Bemis Pearce prop. ...........-... 225 .. LEASE C Renaud to w Bemis, Pearce prop .... .c.............-. 20 ..
 E. MORTGAGE l. Shrewsbury ct al to R Ogles- by. land ...... 500 . Mrs Sims ct conf to Bank of Bisbee. mining claim. 1000 ..
 cHATTEL MORTGAGE / McKeehan X Burns to Bank of Bisbee. lIve stock . 2500 . W Palmer to W Bemis. Pearce prop ob S0 F Bauer to Brecht Butchers Supply Go refrigerator . ll5 O.. Fritts to Wilcox B & T Go cattle ...--...-........ 50 .. C Harris to II Carnahan. well drilling outfit. t.............. 200 .. J Ryan ct al to R Samuels
 Bo"ie prop. ..-............. 962 6t
 SATISFACTION OF MORTGAGE ( Renaud to W Palmer ... Bank of Douglas to II Blown. Mary Barrow to C Woods .... - tuli Ao IT N s.A tt uh ....-- H Cruz to K Behave. ...
 PATENT ' s to D Kennedy. land. .... - U s 70 N McNeal. land. .... - U to E Miller. land ........ [ s to NJ Rougham. land ....-- U s to Ellen Rougham. land -
 BILL OF SALE E Schilling to C Schilling. live stock ..-...........-. 10 Louise Guunels to ] Hogan Bi>bee prop. op..... 500 .
 Q c DEED W Stuart ei ux to E Stuart land ....-........... .2GoO ..
 PossEssoRy RIGHT F Carroll, land. ..... .... Bertha kns.;,:::s, l-ad ...... - Blanche Stellar. land ....... - C Knsuf. land. nd.....- - l. Cbeadle. land .......- Jennie Squire. land. d..... Anna Ludian. land ........
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
eag Victims.

There are nearly always enough people who do not read the newspar pers on board . big ocean liner to make the voyage interesting for . fe1 0a01 ahasDa
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
To Tucson

E. H. Reeves went to Tucson thi morning on a brief business visit ant will return home this evening.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
To Fort

Clerk of Board of Supervisors A. C Karger went to Fort Huachuca toda, on business matters.
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
From Thursday's Daily.
Advertising Pays

Marshall Field & Co.,. Chicago's great est retail store. paid seven Chicago newspapers total sum of s354. .442. .O9 for advertising in 1914. Marshall Field & Co.,. have made millions. yet there are some business men who honestly im- agine that advertising doesn't pay.- and in Tombstone too
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
In Superior Court

FIX. Springer has taken the tempor- ary position of second deputy in the of- flee of Clerk Karger of Board of super visors during the absence of Oscar Doyle.
 To Eort
Tombstone epitaph., 1915-05-16
Signs Needed

Sign the Borderland. its needed bad ly.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1915-02-28

ne was soon 90 pass on, soon 20 give an ac-
count for the deeds done IN 'he flesh. He
hung his almost white head, and hlS eyes
were misty.
Iohn Lcdwor.h saw that his father was
weakening. He hooi the Old man roughly.
Are YOU here to oct a fool, or are YOU
here 10 fight n thirl Battle % Bull Run,
me aid scgrnfu'ly. Take look ONT acrDst
the valley and gee what you -cc'
Ab,alom Lciwor'h wiped Hi- eyes with lbs
pal .cd. kuo''v fingers and looked lie q"
"a Dunbar dodge back behind % Hlg poplar
ne saw the ends of TIRE, rifle barrels GIN,
IN the morning sunlight. The enemy had
comcl
THE child Of Sadie the Peaceful saw his
grauIta'hcr- face go a-hcn wita re-
turn Of the o't. od bitter hate. He graspcd
at the one idea that presented itself
Wait" hc exclaimed. Don't you all
shoot until ! come back. I'm gnin' oyer
thar and az the Dunbar II 'hcyI u be- "..n1
10 shake hands and be friends II you all "i...
Now don't you an shoot aforc ] come back
Before a restraining hand could hold lm
he was hying down the moun'aiu.iae. Hc
two clans watched him with batcd breath
even the determined and grim John Led
worth. They saw him go 20 the bank ~ the
swollen creek and halt there. Then they
saw him race for q 'rcctrunk that pannci
the roaring. turbulent stream, mount T., run
like q squirrel along rs slippery body, STUN
be- claw wildly a. nothing and fall twenty
feet and disappear into The cc'aHg 'orren,
below
The Duubar- showed Immediately that
e. '... f .. .- ..r
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24

6ollcnher Brici 0iia Nnitiuas
0crm Il. Saul Ipridt iiir iidI
ieIbil: giebpr Better 1%onuerprt.
ier, mar 6ns Elm eriolal Shidc
Dir bieruit S25 iir urriaHitc 81.
.ienrin5t S6ide mir ioiort 80
wcitere aler @r6beh ertraaroB INTO
aud flein bo piele iiir 5rduen m0
Sinner perlnnit mer0eH 99ie i'd
hi 0igirm Wertnui fam min Id Dir
farl erflaren: Wlein Sobn mar ~
Sabre aft geporbcn uno baiu wols
ie i'd ihm Elm gnOcnfeu pon Oau.
eruoem &Sertb i6cuteu SD cHt.
jhlob midi 80 riucm ariegsuotb'
.riug ooh Der mir 0einuotc nor 80
aroB Ga ididteit IN mir 80 sur
auSpobL Sd eHtidlob mid itueli
un6 berintite retis uno liufs. Die
Ringr rplrocu ihnca beIirbt, uuo
ieBt irnaen mid Die 9eute idoH aui
Der StrnBe oornad. taae ebrc
mr. 6erru Saul lbs geiipieI
ioate %]ladjahmuna iiHoenD
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Zu verkaufen oderzu
vermiethen

cine Der beiteu uno biaiGten 6ormen
i'm noro0itlihm Qebrasfu, 43S
afer (120 ader Snullano). @ute
@eI1iuoe gutter 9runnen init 8in0-
mithle 200 gder ebenes. tulttbir.
ties 2an6, Ser 9}eit sen. uno
@eioelono; flieBcnoes GueamaiIcr
aaes ein9e5dlnt. geion0ers fruft-
barer idpar5er go0en, Der auBerit
cute GrnteH berpor6ringt. Bette Sc
legenbeit, iid nit geringeu 9lttteln
Elm eigeues @eim 5t gritnoen. 2eih-
te an8abluna uno giinitige Bob.
lungsbe0inguugen. 6aus NIT etli.
den afer 2uno in Iauia genom-
men. GbentueQ a1t6 8u oermietben
an gltten 9tnnn. aommt uno ii6er-
3eugt @ud ielhit ooer idreibt an
9onrao 8ettlnlfer, Gncia, gle6r.,
Aoute 4.
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gctitiuuen fur @oosarb.

Sin elmer aeitern int Sanhelsilut
Iuatrr 9orhb Ron Soiepb Snnopn ab.
aeboItrnen 8eriammIuua beidloiiet
.15 bieitge ongcicbene Burger mb
Beidaitslcutc energiih aegen Sic
aeplante abictunq Ocs Salfspoitmei.
tiers 8ooourO Stclung 81 uebmer
.uuO cine oiesbc5ugIide GctitioH ob.
%guiea0eu. glud Scr G~rcfutin 4us.
ituB Des 6anoeIsflubs nu5m eiucl
.alettn BeihluB an mo miro iidr
lrDets 9rloiiuug 8oo0ar0s tin Iul.
he an Den eriten Sllis @%cnernlpoit.
meiittr In @aibin8ton menorn.
&ie mir meitcr borcuL bereitci
.oud 9oitmeiiter q. &. 8o5eItou oils
gluffs ieinen Ritdtritt Dor.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
Gleine staptmittheiInnntn.

I'm ben 4rott.93adilnB emo.
ailItig III regeln uuo 8erfdieoenes
0ariu nli5iiflGren, miro Der 74.iG6.
riae 6eurp @. Iagee trpb Miincl
uHo ll~uterieeboote cine 9ieiie mad
Shpe0en uuternebmeu.
llnter Der tedniihen 8eihul-
biauna 0es @inbruds in giienbabn.
.onlaaen mllr6e geitern Srtan 9arul,
Ser aompIi5e Oes eridoiIenen W}or.
oers @on5ales. Dem areisgeridt
iibernieien. Is ioa o6er and cine
Moroanflage gegen i'm erbober
mer6en
1lrh eiiten 5ufaaig %ofienite'
fei6gn @asbobn pdrcn aeitern bel,
nahe 6rau 2fnnn 8ernimont uno
ibre Gohter i'm @eim BON 5rau gli.
iabetb arauie, 1856 ct. N1arp 8
9De, Shmeiter Der Gritgenannten,
Dnrd 4upenoung oes
8ululotora iDur0e beloe gerettet.
Ser 8olii3it 3oiu Gouo.
6aP, Sohn oe5 friiberen 8oli3ci.
diets, frat BON 0ieiem 4oftet 3lirid.
8ei Dem 2lngcite(ten Cstar
6iamer BON Der 8ritern Union
nur0e geitern Grfranfing an 9Iat.
tern ieitgeitelt. er tuuroe ms &c.
tention 6oipital gebraft, mo feline
Mitarbeiter ldmtlid grimpf.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
9ahflihcr Gilen6nfn.llnfnn.

Ger felt longcn 5nhrcu als grem.
.ier bel Der Union 4ncttic tbdtigc 20.
lcpb Is. hon wuroe bet 8oagrs yteb.
uugcHblidlid aetootft ais ct pom
3uge hmobtrctcn mrate uu0 BON Dem
Observation-Disclosures EOS 4ugeles Gr.
.preB3lg crflBt murne Den er nifi
.bemcrft bate. Der llctcriobrcnc
.htntcrldBt 6ruu mo orpi aiuocr bic
bier III Gmubo 1874 2, lt. Ctr.
Gtc Scihe mttr0e nod
Shnglcr 9c5rndlt. mo Der Suaucit
.o~6ge5oL nur0c.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
Sin t~rrfIrnhta Mfifh.

giHr0lm "a. deb @atrrH
nabm 0nB @ous Gin @fiet an, nod
bent cs ~ Submit m6alid it. @tit
mor0c aud nod Hoh Der 9eeroiauna
.anf5uoctcn. ,n Dem @eieb miro ecn
.lluteruchmerH perbuten bel Der 0ht
hnliamirimg Solben uno 6liifigfei
ten 5u ncrbruufeH bic arienif uu0
Stru6utH entbaIicn.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24

I'm oIgefri8sHe sarea
ano Sen # er 3u refnigtn,
seoient man iid riner Ulii6unQ boz
| Sell SoImiat duo IL Seilen Dat
n. uuo Seize ooer Gauge. ME Il
ont iibIi9 1T, idOOst Dem 0sIfar
9suanitrid.
8elb gepor0entn6 IdnfIl
oeiB 5u maiden. lin oas bdBlif
8ergil0en oes 5lausus 3u befeiitatn
5t man / qint Mdrleiaer SEIZE III
4 9olonsn fpei9em, rparmem Magt
nj uAb gibt 3 ursen SaImiatqrn
9a5a. 8enn 0isfs Gauge nur NOD
saunarm lit, gibt man ben gIoutE
rein urib ldBt ibn stne babe @tun
0arin, fpahreno man in Der 3pi
Gsn5sit etlDGs pormes moier All
JieBt, Daiuit biz Gauge nfd]t TAFT
DtrD. Dnnn orldt man ibn tiintia
berum, cbHs Gil reiben, lDaiAf
ian Damn IN reinsm, peiE5em, lauent
Bahsr aug, iaBt Jpn gut eustropfeu
i6ldgt i'm slatt aus. obue su prius
zen. unb bdn9t Jpn gum 9rodnen
Iipiidsn IeIHsnsn Sii6srn duf. Mua
in bisier Gauge gsnojhsn,
5ebm niMt Gin.
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5rUin :. Gu6b bier.

Ger IN UeItCu 8reiien mobile
fountc SouruuIiit mo ariclsbe,
ridterHatter Srum 2 9obb lit bicr
eiltgetrofien mo miro bcutc gbcrtO
inn 4ll0itorium ctugn @ortraa iibcr
ieiHe grlc5uiiie ali Dem arie1s
ihduplabc boltcn SER Cobb nor
elmer Der Griten. Der iibcr Die Dor.
6itglihe 6eeresorganiiation Der
8eltifcn beridtete un0 iofort Die
anaeblidcn @releltbnten Der Dent,
ihen SCIOaten in 9et9ieu bejpei.
felte.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24
gcamtru.g eriesnne

Ger bisbcrige Sitlfs @eneroI Mo
nnqer Der Burlington 8abn in Gbi
cago g. g. Greer muroe in gIeider
.6igenihait nod Smabo herieBt I'M
bier 6. 2. &oaer ab5uloien, Der oils
.@eleral Manager Der Colorado &
Southern 9abn nod Geuber gebt.
TaÌˆgliche Omaha tribuÌˆne. [volume] (Omaha, Nebr.) 1912-1926, 1915-02-24

AbonEart al Asg S1aEthe Sriblne.
$500 bas Sabr oura Die Bolt.
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80 Ninarmrinhnnaauarlaar.

eiucoln "a. 6eb. ~ @citeru ion0
.mieoeuim Dor Dem @nusausiduB cil
.ofientlides gerbor ilber Die Giuge.
meiuoumgeuorloae itntt. Gicle @eg.
ner Der &orloge mdrrn eridieuen,
bod rpur0e ctn geidltb nidt &c.
inbt-
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9m shnrr itrfrn nr6lirhen.

Snfolge Der bcftigeu Shueeper.
pebungen blieb Der 3ua bon 9e5
g5oines nod bier geiteru itedeu.
a5n oemielbcn befdno iid aud Der
3eonfteur 0es Ges moiue5 .Regiiter
& 2eaner". Sugbam Der Der Saubt-
ipreder BEL Der gcitrigen bieitgcn
9iap SunOoD 8erianmiung iein
ioute.
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NJ Gar Ben @uuucrueure mieoer.
aeiu6hlt.

n Der qeftrigc Situng i'm Cma.
.ha Club muroen bic bret oltsiheis
.0enom MitqIieoer Der nj Sar Ben
@oubernc sbeborOe Charles glod,
8 2 Sosforo mo Gooe CHgrien
mieOerqGpablt. Gperett Buckingham
nurOe e~iHitimmig 5um 4rdfioenten
.mieoergennhlt mo @oulo 9icb gum
Disqualification eruuunt.
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sd 0nhrr an

auna 2ouiie StuI3, Gbefrau 6es
6erru 5obn Shulb eiues alien
plattoeutiden @ioniers umierer
Staot mo I~nngiabrigen 4bonuen.
ten Der aGmaba 3rt5une" 1902
6om0en Str, ieiert moraeu ibren
so, @e%burtstng. Gin oreifah oon.
nernoe5 Sod Dem @eburtstags.
fin0el
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staShidcr gebannnasplan.

9iucolH. "a. 6eb. Der bon &C.
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-01-08
AGATHERIDAN SOCIETY

The Agatheridan Society held its
regular meeting Friday afternoon
January 8. After the minutes of the
preceding meeting had been read and
approved the following program was
rendered:
Subject, Travels in the United
States.
Grafton, "value of Travel"-viv-
ienne Eycleshimer.
Song, my Own United States
BY school.
Essay, yellowstone Park"-Nettie
Camp.
Essay, Niagara Falls Reuben
Blalock.
Piano solo, Nina Camp.
Description of Mammoth Cave, by
Lindner McConn.
Oral story, "New York City
Charles Duval.
Recitation, "a Scene on the Hud-
son"-Myrtle Crimson.
Description of the Grand Canyon,
by Hansel Leavengood.
Essay, yosemite Valley'9'Joe Nc
Corkle.
After the reports of the critics
there being--no further business to
come before the house, the society
adjourned to meet again January Is.
Susie Erwin, Secretary.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-01-08

that any woman's club or any other
organization in the state has made as
far as we know. The members gave
enough citrus fruits to pack a car
load and that has been sent to New
York, the railroads hauling it free of
charge, to be sold. In the neighbor-
hood of $1,000 will be realized from
the sale and as there is no expense
to the car the full amount will be
forwarded to the Belgians. Home
stead is the former home of Mrs. B.
H. Seymour and a quantity of the
fruit contributed was from her pretty
grove there.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-01-08
CARD OF THANKS

We desire to thank our many
friends and neighbors for the kind
ness shown US during the sickness
and death of our beloved little Lon
ME. May the good Lord bless each
and every one is the prayer of the
little ones parents.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. E. Whaley.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-01-08

On Saturday and Monday, 10
pounds of sugar for 81, with one dol
lars worth of other groceries, for
cash. Smith Grocery Co. Phone ABA. If
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1915-01-08

On Saturday and Monday, 10
pounds of sugar for 81, with one dol
lars worth of other groceries, for
cash. Smith Grocery Co. Phone 434. If