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The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-04-29
w. o. W.---Class Intro duction
FIFTY FouR NEW ONES FOR US,

FIFTY FOUR NEW ONES FOR US,
Iuka Camp No. 2e7 will meet in
regular session the night of May
4th, in the Court House from 6 to
8. The managers will serve lunch;
8 to $50 will be work in degree
one or Protection degree. 1t will
be put on by Sovereign H F Sim
rail-, State Manager. Next will be
short talks by any member for the
good of the Order. AT 10 or 10 80
the Palace Theatre will open for
the benefit of our members with a
special picture show, funds from
same going to the Lodge. Allvis-
iting members, neighboring men,
bers and candidates from other
Camps of the County invited, but
no public ceremony will be held.
All will be regular Camp work,
under pass words and laws of a
regular Lodge room.
It. M. MCDONALD, c. c.
J. H. WEBB, Clerk.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-04-29
Tsul Thumb wsadins.

Seldom has more beautiful
wedding occurred in Iuka thar
that which took place in the audi.
forum of the Public School build.
ing at 5 O'Clock Wednesday even
ing. April 2lst, when Miss Jennie
June was united in the holy bonds
of paddock to Mr.. Tom Thumb. y
The stage was scene of rare
loneliness in its artistic decora.
tons of green and white. inter
spersed with beautiful Bride and
American Beauty roses.
Before the wedding fine orches.
ira, of which Iuka is justly proud,
held the large audience spellbound
with its enhancing music, and lit
tie Miss Attic Nagles sang, in
sweetest manner, Il Have You. y
AT the appointed hour the gallant
little ushers seated the charming
little guests in the white ribbon
seats, when Miss Nettie Hale Pat
terson began the sweet strains
of the Wedding March, and every
eye Toasted upon the loneliness of
the loveliest little bridal process
sion ever seen, consisting of nine
little bridesmaids eowned in pink,
carrying bouquets of pink rose
buds, and as many handsome lit
tie groomsmen attired in faultless
evening dress, four tiny Pink clad
flower girls scattering lovely rose
petals. and the ring bearer with a
large white rose in whose cup nes-
tied the ring.
These were followed by the
charming little maid of honor in
pink gown with white veil held in
place by pink rosebuds. Then
came the lovely bride in handsome
white lace gown, and long flowing
veil, carrying bouquet of Bride
roses, leaning on the arm of the
dignified father. They were met
at the altar by the handsome little
groom and best man. where the
white ROBBED minister, in a most
impressive manner, said the cere-
mon.
In other words. the Tom Thumb
Wedding, given by pupils of the
first and second grades of our
Public School. under the direction
of Miss Lucy Watson, was a great
success and thoroughly enjoyed
and appreciated by all.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-04-29

In accordance with law, | here.
by give uotice that all privilege
taxes must be paid by June LIST,
1915. Application for license must
be made during the month of May
and paid on or before June 1st.
The law is mandatory, cannot be
Icvaded and must be complied with
strictly TO the letter, or else you
will be subject to heavy penalties
for failure. refer you to Sec
ton 1904, Code 1906:
Any person or corporate body
who shall exercise any of the priv
ileges taxed by law without first
paying the tax and procuring the
license as required; shall on con
viction be fined sum of not less
than five times the amout of the
tax imposed on such privilege, or
shall be imprisoned in the county
Jail not more than 6 months, or by
both such fine and Imprisonment"
Read the above and remember
that ! am going to comply strictly
with the law. l have this law
printed in order that you may un-
derstand the consequences of a
failure to comply with its require
ments. For further information,
address T. ]. FooTE,
Sheriff and Tax Col.
ADV.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-04-29
PEACE! PEACE!

We are for Peace not War.
If it is Furniture you want go
to the S w Shockley & Co., Fur
niture Store and get prices for
goods fresh from the factory and
take no chances of Doctors bills
by being economical.
If it is a Cook Stove, look at
our Oil Cook Stoves for the COM
fort of the Housewife in hot
weather.
We are full up on Rugs, Matt
ings, Shades, &c. In fact any
thing you may want in our line.
If not in stock will get it for you
quick at a saving price. Our
motto is, we will not be undersold.
33-4t S w Shockley & Co.
ADV.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-04-29
Children's Day Program.

Methodist Church, May 2, 1915,
IL O'Clock.
Professional.
Prayer. Pastor
Announcement of Theme, Supt'
Salutatory, Frank Bozeman
Song, Choir
Recitation and Song, Beginners
Song, We are Little Soldiers, S. S.
Recitation, A Hero, Rudy Copeland
Victory Through Grace. Choir
What would you dor Three girls
Cradle Roll Reception and Exer-
else, Fifteen Babies
Dearest Gems, Lila Mcknight
Cradle Song, Gertrude Cromwell
Giants to Fight, girls and 5 boys
The Fight is On, Choir
Offering Speech, Virginia Pyle
Offering
Missionary Exercise.
I've Story to tell the Nations, by
Laura Copeland, Miss. Society
Onward Christian Soldiers, Cong.
Benediction,
Everybody invited to come and
make a glad day with the children.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-04-29
Clover---counce.


Married, near Red Sulphur
Springs, Tenn. on last Sunday
morning April 18th. 1915, Mr. Mar
vim Counce to Miss Fife Lee Clov-
err, Walter Roberts Esq, officia-
ting.
The bride is the beautiful and
charming young daughter of Mr.
and Mrs D L GloYer of Short,
Miss.
The groom is the eldest son of
Mr. and Mrs Johnnie Counce of
Counce Town, Tenn. He is a
young man of excellent habits,
being sober, industrious and one
of Harden County's most pro-
gressiye young farmers.
This happy and popular couple
have host of friends who pray
Heavens richest blessings upon
them through life.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-04-29
The Mcintosh RevivaIs.
The Vidette:-

+ The Vidette:-
Perhaps my friends in
Tishomingo County would like to
know where | am and what | am
doing these days. / closed, about
two weeks ago, in Bonham, Texas,
a revival of great proportions,
Bonham is little city of about
five thousand people and no finer
class of people can be found west
of the Mississippi River. Over
two hundred joined the Methodist
and many went to the other church
es. While there had the pleasure
of meeting Mrs Hyatt's family and
they are most splendid people.
We are now in big union and
cooperative meeting in the city of
Paris. Paris is city of about
sixteen thousand people and is one
of the central business places of
North Texas, the town does an
immense wholesale business. We
are holding our meeting in a large
arena, one hundred by two hund3
red feet long We have had two
hundred and sixty conversions up
to date and the end is not in sight.
The meeting is one of old time
conviction and conversion. | en-
close you the story of Bob Lewis,
who was converted in our meeting.
If you think it worth while, you are
at liberty'to publish it.
Love to all of my friends,
throughout Tishorningo County.
/ am often homesick to see them.
Success to The Vidette. / enjoy
reading it: it is like a letter from
home. Youis truly,
w NJ Mcintosh,
Paris, Texas.
The story of Bob Lewis re-
ferred to will appear in our next
issue.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-04-29
Local AND Personal

Remember, that advertisements put
in this paper and no time limit speci-
fled will be published and charged for
until ordered out.
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-04-29

What glorious days!
Buy It! White Rose at Moser's.
ADV.
For Ice Cream Sodas go to The
Model Drug Store.
--Advt
For German Millet Seed, see
Broughton & McDougal.
-Advt.
Genuine Tennessee German mil
let seed at c w Meningitis.
-Advt.
For Gilster's Best Flour, see
Broughton & McDougall.
-Advt
FOR SALE.-Piano box. Apply
to the Vidette office.
--Advt.
For Alfalfa and Timothy Hay,
see Broughton & McDougal.
--Advt.
A tip to the wise is sufficient,
better get White Rose Gasoline at
Moser's.
-Advt.
See our line of transparent Hats
$500 to $3.50. Made in any
color. Miss Nina Powell.
--Advt
The Model Drug Store carry in
stock the finest ice crerm. Try it.
--Advt.
Just received car load of meal
and hulls. See Broughton & Nc
Dougal.
--Advt.
FOR SALE.-Dry Stove Wood
any length, any kind. Call 27c4.
Aft JC McCulloch.
-Advt
For Auto trip any time, any
where, call No. Ia. S passenger
car, in perfect condition and ready
to go. Geo L. McMasters.
-Advt
$4,000 Votes for the Panama
Exposition Trip 'wih every Max
well Automobile bought of us.
Wallace & Moore, Corinth. Miss.
-Advt.
Genuine Tennessee German mil
let seed ate w Meningitis.
-Advt.
There are two kinds of gasoline.
White Rose and the others. Buy
White Rose at Moser's.
--Advt.
FOR RENT.-Brick Store 26 x
go feet. Best stand in town.
34-2t ad T L Brown & Co.
have put in a nice soda fount
and am prepared to serve cold
drinks of all kinds. Chas c Hamp-
ton, Dennis, Miss. 33-2t
-Advt.
FOR SALE-Smith Premier
Typewriter. $25 cash. Apply
to THE VIDETTE.
---Advt.
A nice line of. Wall Paper at
low prices-Reid's Wall Paper
Store. 2o-tf
--Advt
FOR RENT room residence
on Eastport Street, in first class
condition. Good garden and barn.
]. Houston REID.
-Advt.
Fine pasturage and plenty of
running water. 81 90 per month,
at Lake Como. Phone 50 or see
JAMES WALKER.
--Advt
When in Dennis, don't fail to
visit Chas, c Hampton's Soda
Fount. Cold drinks of all kinds.
-Advt.
LOST. Medium sized hound
bitch. white with red head and
ears. Red spot at root of tail and
red spot on side of body. Return
to Robipson's stable and receive
reward. John H Allen.
34-2t-p adv.
WANTED.-One of the large
magazine publishing houses de-
sires to employ an active man or
woman in this community to han
die a special plan which has proven
The vidette. (Iuka, Tishomingo County, Miss.) 1912-1967, 1915-04-29

Frogs in full chorus.
i The coatless age soon.
| Pillow shares becoming active.
/ Phone or bring in any bit of
news you have.
Ask your merchant about the
exposition tripk
Miss Lora Glenn visited Battle
Hill last Friday.
The country schools are closing
for the summer.
Call for your voting coupons
and vote for your choice.
Miss Reba Harris. from Durant,
Okla, visited Battle Hill last
Week.
Hon. 4 H Elan purchased
Wednesday from w S Brown A
large Buick Touring car.
Mr.. w c Huntley and party
of friends from Tishomingo came
over Wednesday in his car.
Mr.. Carldon Woodley visited
his grandmother, Mrs. r w
Glenn Friday and Saturday.
Some farmers start in so late in
the>spring they don't catch up I'M
til the frost kills their crops in the
fall.
Mrs. Linda Mckinney has re-
turned to Iuka for the summer
after having spent the winter in
Tuscumbia.
A fire near Eaves, on Route d,
about ten days ago, destroyed
vacant house belonging to Mr.. ].
H. Cagley.
Mr.. and Mrs. Grady Scruggs,
of caves, are to be congratulated
on the arrival of a baby girl at
their home onthe 18th ins..
Now is the time to get out all
fly traps. Catch the big flies be-
fore they lay eggs, and thereby
prevent millions of SNEAKER flies in
the summer.
Get your boxes ready for the
On to Frisco" contest. Don't
wait but attend to it at once. The
tickets will be here this week and
the voting will be lively.
The stork visited Mr.. and Mrs.
]. E. Davis, of caves, about the
10th, and a bouncing baby-boy,
we learn, now gladdens their home.
Congratulations are in order.
The Cleaniest Town Contest
closes Friday. If we do not get
honorable mention, is it your
fault? The inspection will be
Friday afternoon. If you are not
ready-get ready.
Rev. L w Cain, of Leland,
Miss, has been in Iuka for sever
al days having been called here on
account of the sickness of his
daughter, who we are glad to
state is much better at this writ
ing.
Deputy Sheriff w L Goodman
and Marshal ] ID Erwin purchased
Saturday full blooded English
blood hound. This hound is s
months old and will soon be ready
for service. They purchased two
some time ago which died.,
DIR. and Mrs. R L Montgomery
have returned from Baltimore,
Nd, where the doctor has been
attending the John Hopkins Uni
/
versity. Their many friends are
delighted to have them in old
TIshomingo again. At present
they are visiting at Battle Hill.
The gardening season is on in
earnest throughout the county,
and already some new vegetables
are beginning to make their way
into local markets. While it is
believed vegetables will be little
later this year, truckers are look
ing forward to most prosperous
season.
Mrs. r. II. Baker who has
been spending some time in Lex
ington and Leland, Miss, re-
| $1,000 AatT..f~n Iz-x 81
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-29
LOS AYISOS DE OCCASION.

Como ruestros lcctcrcs habrsu no.
tado, tcuemos en- nuestro diario una
seccion llamada dc Avisos dc OCCASION,
sobrc la cual qucremos lamar la atcu-
cion del Publico en- general.
Esta s~eccion cs de vcrdadera impor-
tancia para ell que buscs IN cmplco,
para ell que quicrc un cmplcado o sir
v~icntc, para ell que ticnc algo que
vender O comprar, para todos, en- re-
sumcn, los que neccsitan poncrsc en-
~contacto con alguicn para llcvar a
cabo cl arreglo dc cualquicr ncgocio.
LA PRENSA cs ell periodico mexi-
cano mas leido dentro y fuera de San
Antonio y sus anuncios SON de result
tados PRACTICES inmediatos. En- GUAM
to al precio de ellos en- la section dc
Avisos dc OCCASION, bsstenos decir que
podemos p~ublicarlos hasta por la in
significante suma dc Is ccntavos.
ST ~neccsita listed trabajo o empIcs-
dos, 81 t-als de rcntar, comprar o
vcndcr alguns casa o terrcno, ST ha
pcrdido alguna cosa, 81 quicrc corr
prar o vcndcr mucblcs, joyas, etc,
paSc a nuestrss oficinas y lie darcmss
a conoccr nuestras condolences para
publican los ayisos dc OCCASION. Pc.
muy POGO dincro conscguira 10 que us-
ted desea, pucs LA PRENSA es leidn
en- todas parties.
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dan ser pagados por Ia inmensa ma
yoria de los necesitados ' en- gene
raj Ia situaci6n va siendo Ia misma
Que Ia cue Sc cuenta de Ia Capital
m~exicana, de Monterrey y de otros
lugares-
Dicen cue las famillas c~hihuahuen-
ses. 4 pesar de las peSimas circuns-
t~ancias en- que Sc encuentran, estan
obligadas u recibir a n 0 mas he
ridos de los que llegan I Ia Ciudad
procedentes de las campahas del sur.
Esto pone en- criCicas circunstancias
2 los que tienen que Iuchar con una
situaci6n tan dificil como Ia que he
venido pintando.
La carne Sc ha convertible en- ar
ticulo de lujo, pues el kiio vale Gin
cuenta pesos.
Llevar mercancias de los EStados
Unidos para Mexico es IN Sueno,
Dues dado el yalor de Ia moneda Vi
uista. estas alcanzarian precios incon-
cebibIes. Pensar en- que los jefes Vi
liistas dedicaran alguna cantidad de
otros v~aloreS de que disponen para
agenciar mercanciaS en- mejores con-
dicioneS, es IN absurdo, pues TODD e!
Droducro de sus robos que no va 4
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-29
La situaci6n de los habitantes del Estado
de Chihuahua es intolerabIe
Al perder los viIistas Ell control en- los Estados del centro del pals, queda'
ron cerradas para Chihuahua las fuentes que 10 sur1an de cereales

dar a sus depositos p~articulares, es
invertido en- compras de parque para
continuar la matanza en- que estan
empenados.
Para completar la information que
me dieron los ~pasajeros de que ha-
bio, me dijeron que ell ultimo tormen-
to que tenian que sufrir los emigra-
dos de Chihuahua, 10 rec!bian en- Gu
dad Juarez, donde son objeto de un
escrupuloso registro por parte de los
villistas. quienes despojan al que
trae a los Estados Unidos algun dl-
nero.
Tienen que v~alersc de mil subter-
fugios los que vienen huyendo para
evitar que su dinero caiga en- manoS
de esos revolucionarios que en- Ia de
s~esperaci6n que les produce cl desaS-
tire quieren hacer Sufrir 4 todoS su
despecho.
.Aqui e sabe que 4 varias senoras
les han quitado sus ahorros. Otras
han deiado abandonado SUI equipaje
con tai de salir de las manos de los
revolucionarios que g~uarneccn Ia ciu-
dad vecina.
Ell CORRESPONSAI..
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c-orrespouaeneia especial para La rRENsA.

correspondence especial para Ia rRENsA.
Ell PASO. Tex, Julio 27.-Como
10 he estado diciendo en- mis- cores
pondencias de los uItimoS diaS. Ia
emigration de familias m~exicanas
continaa err c~recieute-
Muchas son las causas que lmpul-
san a nuestros compatriotas 4 aban-
donar ell suelo m~excano, siendo Ia
primera ymuy principal, segln he dj-
rho en- otras o~casiones. el tenor de
que Ia proxima lucha ehsre rillistas
Y carranciStas, llegue haSta los pan
tos donde resideu ' a las calamidades
uue vienen sufriendo, Sc agregue IA
de las tropelias que cometen los ven
eedores. Pero nay circunstancia muy
poderoSa que esta hacienda salr, no
solo a aquellos que tienen manera
de p~asarIa en- el extranjero, s!no =
TODD aquel que tiene 10 Suficiente
para e. passage ' que encue"tra IA
oportun;dad de SaIir del pals. ESa
otra circuustancia de que hablo. es
Ia miseria terrible que ia Sentado
sus reales en- Chihuahua, a igUal que
en- las demas parties del pals.
; Hasta hace POGO tempo. "a sigUa-
zion de Ia Entitad Federativa mex
cara vac;ra. sin ser buena, era ne
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-29
.Diaz LombardO MEGA que Ell Lie.
CaIerO ve1ga acOmpaiando al
general Angeles
Dice que todos los evoIucionario estan de acuer
do en- no unirse a los reaccioDarios

correspondence especial para Ia rRENsi.
Ell PASO. Texas, Julio 21.-C0-
mo 10 die en- mi ~tcIegrama de cs-
Ia misma fcrha. el liccnciado Nj
gucl Dial Lombardo. Ministro de
RcIaciomcs Ell cl gabincLc de Villa
saIi6 csla nochc para Torre6n.
Fl Liccnciado Diaz LOmbardo via
ia en- uu caro- especial agregado al
.lrcn ordinario Y hari su viaje dj-
rertameute a la plaza lagunera sin
detcnerse en- chihuahua,
Ante> lie sallr Diaz Lomha 10 pa
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Los incendiarios del puente de San
Sebastian, Tex, dejarOn una car
ia las autOridades
Hacen algunas amenazas. Sc cree que sc trata
de la partida de malhechores que
merodea en- aquella region
Correspondence especial para Ia rHENNN

Correspondence especial para IA PiiLN>S.
BROWNSVILLE, Julio Ethan
cstado llegando mas datos references
al inccndio del pucntc de fcrrocarriI
ocurrido entire las Estacioncs de San
Sebastian y Lyford, que sale de esta
ciudad para Houston.
Cuentan los testigos p~rcscnclaIes
de este acontecimieuto. que desde Va
rias millas lie d~iStaUcia, tanto el Togo
nero como el maquiniSta uotaron e.
incendio, pero creyeron que Sc traia-
ba dc alguras ramas que sc estaban
qycmando. habiGndoSe coHTencido
cuando a las 6 Y 20 de Ia mamma lie
garon al lugar dc los acontecimicntos,
notaado que era e Puente ci que es-
taba inccudlado.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-29

IA cl sur. cstuvo d yerio III repre-
>cnLamtc de la Prem>a Asori1'la
duicm L. moslr6 el tcir@rama De Ia
Pan American News Srrvic" Ell ci
que - habIa mucyumcmlc de Ia We
uida del general Angeles a Fl Pa
30. Texas. acompalado del Liccu-
riadu Manuel Calero. DiaZ LOmbar-
do dijo al periodistI que - ALSO
iuiameutc ineXaclo 10 a>entadO en-
q te~Ie=rana antcs dicho. pueS Ca
egc y la =, ,,I "a
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ubR0s De AVENTURAS.
Il IL CU1iLayVo Gaua tuuc

Aventuras &c Sherlock Hoi-
mes, ell terror de los crimina-
les:
| FL vendedor de csdaveres, :
. Ell robo del diaIaante axul, :
| La hija del usurero,
!. Blackwell, el pirata del Tamesls.
] Jack el destripaGor.
] Los monederos falsos de Londrse.
!; Ia maieta sangrient2.
] Tn medico criminal.
Ell testamento del director.
| Sherlock Holmes y Ell contrsbRn-
, dista de opio.
En- Ia escuela de- c1imen dc Pittsr
I burg.
1 4 las Puertas de la muerts,
l La viuda rCja de Paris.
!! La best;a humana.
Una noche de terror.
Ell robo del collar de perlsg,
La iufame posada del CAIRO.
FL nsufragio de Corfu.
Z! rey de los bandidos.
Aventuras &c John G. Rallies,
ell rey de los ladrones uloder-
nos:
Fl inc6gnito misterioso.
Tn robo en- el Palacio Real.
Ell principe jugador.
Fl asaIto en- ell Sleeping.
FL amo rojo.
Ell her4dero de Eaglesto1e,
E secreto del enillo.
E! P~reSidente de las Coloniaa.
Ei faIso saltcador.
La dc celia raptaGa,
e fusiI del negro.
E. tesoro del Roghi.
Un viaje dc hodas.
FL tesoro de Estado.
FL sacerGote de; Sol.
En- Ia ratGnera.
E. secreto de! tesoro.
Hagsnse los pedidos acompanados
de 81 importe a
; MACH E. LOZANO.
607 Dolorosa St San Antonio, Tex,
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VINAGRE DE r

Cola las moras frescas, cdbralas
o vinagrc. y dejelas ) o 6 dias; Iue-
go cuelelo; dejelo hervir con una V
media libra de azucar, y I'm cuarto
de libra dc jugo; dele que Sc nonpa.
clare y p6ngalo Z snfriar.
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PERMISOS PARA F'I'NCiR.

\. r. SrlmuirI. -ombra. Avenue
-. tote >. block i12, $50.
e.. W. Burkncr, adici6n, Cruftou
Avenue. loIc fl. block $50; so.
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Ell trcn SC regrese a Brownsville.

En- vista de que los cmpleados del
f~vrrocarriI no podian dirigJrse Il
K~ingsyiIJe, porquc las communication
mes ~teIcgraficas Y t~clcfonicas habiaa
sido cortadas, tuvieron que regresar-
Sc a csta ciudad.
Por los refcridos e~mpIeados y los
pasajcros, Sc supo en- esta Ia notjcia
ie que 0 ocupamos.
FL Conductor del trcu mcnciona-
10, era cl senior Patricio A. Koran.
luicn para comunicarSe con Kings
Vile, lugar donde cstan las oficinas
del Fcrrocarril S. L., B. & NJ, tuvo
Que haccrIo por medic de un radio
gruma cnviado pgr ia estaci6n quo SC
c~ncuentra en- cl Fucrte Brown. dirj-
gicndoSc Il San Antonio. Tex, dc don
dc 10 transmiDieron d Kingsvillc.
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A LOS PROrESORES DE MuSICA Y Al
pURLIC0.

FL Sr. Pedro y. PARA, conoc!do compost
tor, iicnc 4 Ia venta Sus ultIInas compost
clones musiCalcS para orutlcsta O uIaho. LOS
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La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-29
Hubo u1 descarrilamier1to cerca de la
estaci6n de Los Aldamas, n. |.
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que conduda el convoy para la ciudad de Monterrey

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del EstadO Mayor de N~afarrete.
La prensa. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1913-1962, 1915-07-29

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The Ward County independent. [volume] (Minot, Ward County, N.D.) 1902-1965, 1915-03-18
Johnson-Barsness Nuptials.

Clarence w. Johnson, of Douglas,
and Miss Anna Marie Barsness of
Ryder were united in marriage in this
city this afternoon at 1880 by the Rev.
T. A. Olsen, pastor of the Methodist
church. They were attended by the
groom's sisters, the Misses Agnes and
Ella johnson, who are attending
school in this city. The. happy couple
will spend several days in this city
with friends and will soon make their
home on the groom's farm north of
Douglas.
Mr.. johnson is the son of Mr.. and
Mrs. J. P. Johnson, who live near the
old Jerome postoffice. The bride is the
daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. P H. Bars
ness, of Ryder. Both are members Of
highly respected families and they are
splendid young people who have the
very best wishes of host of friends.