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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-17
Przeglad polityki
miedzynar0dowei.
Chicago, II Listopada.

+. Zaklady W Creusot, upra'
wisjsce wszystkie dzialy prze'
mysiu metalurgicznego i "a.
trudniaiace przeszlo 10 tysiscy
robotnii6w, oddawna uchodza
"a chlube Francyi. Uwazane
one byly powszechnie "a ideai
nowoczesnego wielkiego pred
siebiorstwa fabrycznego i W
cisgu lat pisedziesisciu ME
bylo W Mich ami razu strajku,
gdya robotnicy zajeci W mich
Supelnie zadowoleni byli ze
swego losu. Gl6wna wspa,
wlaScicielks tych olbrzymich
zaklad6w fabrycznych jest ro-
dzina Schneidr6w. Ojciee to-
raznieiszego dyrektora fabry,,
XII, Ludwik Schneider by4
przyjacielem znakomitego So
eyologa LIE Playa i doradzcs
Napoleona III W kwestysch
socyalnych. On to pierwszy
we Francyi bez przymusu z
niczyiej strony stworzyi ola
swoieh robotnik6w instytucye,
zapewniajace i'm byt ma sta
rose i opieks W razie choroby.
Kazdy robotnik W fabryce W
Creusot jest czionkiem kasy
emerytalnsj, do kt6rej mic ME
psaci, gdya wkladki "a robo'
tnik6w uiszcza zarzsd fabryki.
Nabyte przez robotnika praWa
do emerytury przechodza W
pewnei progresyi ma wdowe i
sieroty. Do kasy ehorych tax
ze robotnicy mic ME plaza, W
razie choroby otrzymujs bez.
platna pomoc lekarska,t ,tudzlea
trzecis Geese placy.
Istnieie take fabryczns ka'
sa oszczsdnosci W Creusot roz.
porzadzajaca dis kapita1em 8
milion6w frankow dajaca 5
procent cd wkladek. Bardzo
znaczna czss6 robotnik6w O.
trzymuje mieszkanie W wybu. /:
dowanych przez wlascicieli
fabryk willach "a oplats mad
zwyczai niskiego komornego,
a nawet moze po pewnym sze-
regu lat opiacajac tylko ko:
morne przyjse do wlasnosci
takiej will. Dawno pred "a
prowadzeniem we Francyi po.
wszechnego obowiazku szkol'
nego zaloayli wlasciciele ia.
bryki w Creusot liczne szkoly
elementarne przemyslowe, W
kt6rych nauka udzielana jest
zupeinie bezplatnie. Wreszcie
za{oayli take wlasciciele IA
bryki kasyna robotnicze, ,celem
dostsrczania robotnikom szla-
chetnej rozrywki. Ogoiem
same wydatki ma utrzymanie
tych humanitarnych instytu-
cyl, stworzonych dla dobra
robotnik6w, pochlaniaja rocz-
ME 81 miliona frank6w, zas
suma plac pobieranych przez
robotuik6w, wynosi III milo,
ma frankow rocznie. Wszystko
wiec, iak widzimy, robili VIA
sciciele zak1ad6w fabrycznych
w Creusot dla dobra robotni.
k6w, jednego tylko ME chcieli
scierpiec, to jest propagandy
socyalistycznej i dlatego sprze'
ciwiali sig temu, aby robotnicy
ich nalezeli do syndykat6w
socyalistycznych, ktore ustawa
koalicyjna z roku 1884 pozwa.
la tworzye. Tenn sciagnal ma
siebie terazniejszy wsp61wla-
sciciel kierownik fabryk W
Creusot, Eugeniusz Schneider.
nienawise jenera3ow socyali.
stycznych, kt6rzy tez wypo.
wiedzieli mu wojns i przez
kilka lat prowadzili wsr6d
rohotnik6w 10 Creusot skrzet.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-17

GEEK zgarderoba zony Agui-
nalda, zabral nadto papiery
ministra wojny. Pulkownik
Vessels zdoby} wielkie zapasy
sywnosci i 100000 naboj6w
do karabin6w Mausera. Edo.
byte miasta ME stawialy opo.
ru.
W okolicy, gdzie odbywa
sic naganka ma Aguinalda,
spaafo W ostatnich 36 godzi-
mach Al Gala deszczu. Ponie'
was tory kolejowe ma p6lnoc
cd Tarlac So zepsute a drogi
niemoaebne do przebycia, do.
stawa zywnosci wojsku jest
nader utrudniona.
MosKwA, II Listopada. =
Kopalnie wsgla produkuja tax
malo materya1u palnego, ze
fabryki W kodzi musiano zam.
knac. Cierpi ma tenn przemysi
i handel.
Spadanie gwiazd napefniao
ludnosc W glebi Rosyi panicz.
nym strachem. Uwierzono
powszechnie, ae zbliza sic "a
powiedziany koniec swilata.
Cerkwie byly przez Gala noe
otwarte. Setki tysiecy os6b
spedzalo noce pod gosem ME-
benz, przysposabiaisc sic ma
smierG. Oczekiwano trzssienia
ziemi i potopu. W niekt6rych
wsiach zabijalLrodzice dzieci,
pragnsc ochronic je cd gorsze.
60 losu.
Dover, 17go Listopada. =
Pasazerowie parowca "Patria"
uskarzaia sic, 2e ME uwiado-
miono ich o tenn, be sic okret
pail. Mogli byli uratowac
najpotrzebniejsze rzeczy, tym-
czasem zaWolano ich ma po-
klad, gdy trzeba by1o wsiadaf
ma }odzie ratunkowe. Okret
palil sic przez 5 godzin, zanim
podr6zni o tenn sic dowiedzieli.
Parowcem "Kaiser Friedrich"
przewieziono pasaaer6w do
Hamburga. zalogs zabrano
ma pok1ad okretu "Athesia".
PARYz, l7go Listopada. =
Po przem6wieniach r6znych
interpelant6w, ganiscych poll
tyks rzsdu, zabral CLOS Wal
deck Rousseau, prezes mini
str6w i oswiadczyl, ae ME pora
bawiG sic W przem6wienia, ,gdy
rzeczpospolita by1a W niebez-
piecze6stwie. Uczyniono "a.
mach ma Rad republika6ski,
ktoremu rad zapobiegl prey
pomocy wiernej armii. Spi-
skowc6w ssdzi senat, a Rad
ME mysli schlebiac tym, ,kt6rzy
stoja 20 stronie zdrajc6w oj.
czyzny. Ministrowie licza ma
votum zaufania re estrony wick
szosci izby. Move przyjeto
oklaskami i uchwalono votum
zaufania $40 glosami przeciw
215.
LOUISVILLE, KY, II Listop.
= Pod Pleasure Ridge Park,
odlegiego 8 mil ztad, zderzya
sic wczoraj pociag osobowy
idacy do St.Louis, pociagiem
kolei Illinois Central, idscym
z New Orleans W p6lnocnym
kierunku. 5 5os6b ze s}uzby ko.
leiowei zosta1o pokaleczonych.
Pasazerowie doznali wstrza-
dnie6, lecz mic i'm sic ME staso.
Miedzy pasazerami znajdowali
sic kardynai Gibbons biskup
Foley z Detroit, kt6rzy wracali
z New Orleans, konferencyi
odbytej z arcybiskupem Cha
pelle.
ERIE, Pa, II Listopada. -
Banda zlodziei wsiad1a W Ash.
tabula ma pociag kolei Lake
Shore. Jeden z rabusi6w sko.
rzysta{ 2 chwili, W kt6rej urzs-
dnik przeszedl wagonu eks-
l. ,lI
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-17

ma to dac pieniedzy, przeto "a
brafa mu potajemnie $3.50 z
kasy i wyiechaia. Przybywssy
do Florydy, przypomniaia sobie,
ze ME wypada iej jechac bez to-
warzyszenia starszej jakiej kobie-
ty. Me mogac tam znalesc od-
powiedniej osobistosci. powr6ciia
do New Yorku, a potem jezdziia
z miasta do miasta, wszedzie ma
daremnie szukajac towarzyszki
podr6zy, p6ki W kohcu ME do
stala sic do Chicago. Tu wy
czerpaly sig jej pieniadze j posta-
raia sic posade W iednym ze
SHADOW departamentowych: de-
tektywi iednakowoa ja poznali i
wczoraj wieczorem pod straSa
zawieziono ja do Milwaukee.
Fatalna ekspl0zya.
Wczoraj wczesnie rano staia
sic pastwa plomieni siedmiopie-
trowa kamienica pm. LAG State
str. Szkode zrzadzona przez po-
Ear obliczaja ma 100000. W.
skutek eksplozyi gazu naturalne-
60 zburzony zostaf chodnik ce-
meatowyi przednia sciana bu-
dynku, kilku czlonk6w straSy
ogniowej zostaio pokaleczonych.
Kapitan E. j. Buckley cieako
zostal potluczony i pokaleczonya
kap. PORTER ]. Falyey stracii
wskazuiacy palec prawej reki;
podmarszaiek W. H. Musram
pokaleczony zostai W twarz j
rece, szef Denis j. Swenie lekko
sic pokaleczyi W glove i rece, i
lei pokalecsyli sig takze STRATA
,cy J. Townsend, James Wilson i
Josepch Wagner. Take kilka
innych os6b lekko sig pokale-
czyio.
Strajk.
Wczoraj zastrajkowali tak4e
mularze kladacy cegly prsy bu.
dowie kanaiu soiekowego ma 81
ulicy, wskutek tego zaprzesta-
no tam robot zupelnie. Powodem
miaio bye, ze sprzeciwia sic to
przepisom uni, by pracowac pod
nadzorem policyjnym. Kontrak'
torzy bowiem postarali sic o straz
policyna, gdyz W pobliau ioh
maszyn znaleziono pare naboj6w
dynamitowych. Ia przykiadem
mularzy poszli ciesle ,,Hoi.
sting engineers.
Diuga pOdr6z karty poczt0wej.
Por. C. E. Gelm, kt6ry jest
naczelnikiem biura hydrograf-
cznego W gmachu maso6skim,
otrzymal wczoraj karte kores-
pondencyjna, kt6ra zachowa ma.
pamiatke W ramki oprawi.
Karta ia przebyla podr6A okoio
$1,000 nil. w. Kwietniu b. r,
zostala madame W urzadzie po-
cztowym W Westinghouse. Me
zawiera mic innego, jak tylko
pokwitowanie z odbioru nale3y-
tosci do pewnego towarzystwa.R
Poszla naiprz6d do San Franci-
SEQ, ale ze pod6wczas por. Gelm
juz znajdowal sic ma statku Be-
nington, jadacym do Msnili,
przeto odeslano ja do Manili.
Kiedy nadeszia do Manili. JUL ME
bylo tam adresata, kt6ry wyie-a
chal byl ma wyspe Cebu. Do
Cebu karta nadeszla We diva
dni po wyjezdzie porucznika
inapowrot do Stanow Zjednoczo-
n
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1899-11-17
Zburzyli opancerzony pociag.
Aguinaldo w przededniu katastrofy
METEoRY PoWoDUJA PANIKE W RosYL.
Dostojnicy Kosciofa Gibbons Foley niebezpie'
cZeGstWie.

aaeby najszlachetniejsze "a
miary i czyny wiascicieli ia.
bryk przedstawic jako hypo.
kryzye j chsc trzymania robo'
tnik6w ponieksd W niewoli.
Zaczsto wisc agitowae przeciw
temu, ze W szkolach fabrycz.
nych W Creusot ucza ksisza i
ba1amucono robotnik6w opo-
wiadaniem, ze ci ksisaa przez
dzieci szpieguja tylko, CO ich
rodzice robis W domu i po "a
domem. Wlasciciela fabryki
Eugeniusza Schneidra poss,
dzono o to, ze jako deputowa.
ny W parlamencie chce przylo.
aye reke do przy ywrocenia mo.
narchii we Francyi itp.
Me majsc syndykatu stwo.
rzyli przywodzcy socyalistycz-
nj inne ognisko dla swej agi.
tacyi, mianowicie stowarzysze-
MIA konsumpcyjne, kt6rych
zaksadaniu wiasciciele fabryki
ME tylko ME sprzeciwiali sic,
lecz przeciwnie hojnemi ofis.
rami jeszcze jesu1atwiali. Ia.
kich stowarzysze6, spozyw-
czych powstaio wnet W Creu.
sot CORA 80, i tam przygoto.
wano starannie strajk og6lny.
Pred kilku tygodniami 2 call
kiem biahego powodu porzu.
Gill prace robotnicy W jednym
z warsztat6w W Creusot, a ma
zaiutrz ma dane haslo gszyscy
robotnicy calej fabryki W
liczbie CORA dziesisciu tysis.
cy przylaczyli sic do strajku.
= Wlasciciele fabryki zaaada.
Ii cd strajkujscych, by powie-
dzieli jasno o CO i'm chodzi, a
oni przedloayli spis swoich "a.
dan, ma czele zas tego spisu
fgurowalo zadanie swobody
zakladania syndykat6w socya.
listycznych. Schneider oswald.
czy1, re ma to SIG ME godzi,
natomiast podwy2szyl robotni'
kom ich place i tax jua bardzo
dobre godzil sic ma spe}nie-
ME kilku innych ich aada6.
Robotnicy odrzucili te propo-
zycye, wobec czego Schneider
kaza, zamknae fabryks oglo.
sill, ze kt6ry 2 robotnik6w
zechce napowr6t bye przyjsty,
musi o to osobno proslc, ze
przyjscie odbywsc sic bedzie
pojedy6czo, ME gromadnie i
ze ruch W fabryce przywroco-
ny bsdzie czssciowo, W miare
tego, ilu nowych robotnik6w
zostanie przyjstych.
Schneider sdecydowany byl
choeby polowe majstku stra-
ciG ME ustapic socyalistycz-
nym agitatorom. Tymczasem
musia} ustspie. Przyw6dzcy
robotnik6w widzsc, ze waasci.
ciele fabryk mic sobie tego
ME robia, il W piecach poga-
szono ognie i tax wazne robo'
ty W po1owie przerwano, "a
czeli wywierac presye ma Rad,
W kt6rym zasiadaia dwaj So
cyaliSci, minister handlu Mil.
lerand i minister robot publ.
cznych Baudin. Rzucono vice
haslo urzadzenia pochodu
wszystkich strajkujscych z
Creusot do Parysa. Nap2yw
dziesieciu tysiscy strajkujs.
cych do stolicy 2 powzietym z
cory zamiarem urzadzenia de.
.monstracyi przerazil prezyden.
ia republiki ministr6w, = a
do tego przyczynil sic takae
wzglsd ma to, ze termin otwar.
cia miedzynarodowej wystawy
sic zbliza, a bez zaaegnania
strajku ME bedzie chyba wy
stawy. Zaczsto wiec ze strony
rzadu wywierac nacisk ma
Schneidra. aby ustapif. Osta.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-07-29

his egotism cut himself oil from his
party. Mr.. Bryan has succeeded to the
man worship which is an unvarying
quality in the party. II Mr.. Bryan had
not absorbed it, it would have been
someone else. But inasmuch ne he has
succeeded to the legacy, the permanent
democratic investment in iealty and
alteration. it is not in the power Of Tam-
many or o. New York democrats, or OF
disguised nti-Goebel democrats, or OF
Chicago scrHppers. to dspossess him.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-07-29
THE MISSOURI.

Between low banks Of ragged clay
The rapid river takes its way.
Its heavy, tawny waters flow
As If their road they did not know:
Swirl off in loops, spread out in lakes,
Whose sandy shoals trail sluggish wakes.
They gnaw away the tumbling banks,
Now down their leafy willow ranks;
They dwindle, till the dust blows round
Where fishes swan and men were drowned;
Then flood the bottoms miles away,
Fence, barn and house, their scattered prey;
But yet, far back, the hills remain,
v hich all their wanderings restrain.
u.
@ mighty river, we maysee
Our new democracy in thee.
No Rhine art thou, by cliffs besst,
With castles on each parapet;
No Thames, Of placid, even tide,
With grass lawns edeing either side;
But strong, and turbid, and perplexed,
by frequent whirls and eddies vexed-
At times an overwhelming fall
OF brute destruction through all
Large wealth bestowing grain and woods
Upspringing where once swept by floods.
And so we know, whate're thy force,
Gods hills will hold thee to his course.
Cameron Mann, in August Century.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-07-29

cruelty of the negro. May bc not,but
they have daily proofs in the news
napers of the brutality and fcrocity
Of the whites of the upper classes who
set an example of ingenious torture
TO a race supposed not yet to have
reached as high "a stage of develop
mcnt. If the degeneration. which
has surely set in. among the whites,
continues, it will not be so very long
before the negro, who Is slowly de.
welcoming will meet and pass these
descendants of the nobility of Eng.
land. Ireland and Wales.
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-07-29
The Club Question.

Grafton OF womens' clubs will be held at
Milwaukee next summer. AZ before, one
question of great importance to the
clubs and to the general federation will
be discussed. Last year it was the ten
cent per capita tax instead OF the fixed
sum which had been before assessed
against large and small clubs alike
Some Of the delegates to the Denver hi
ennial thought that the meetings were
large and unwieldy aud that there were
too many delegates Of no special prom'
hence taking part in the meeting. 10
most visitors the most impressive feature
of the assembly was its size, the number
of states represented, the good feelir q
and common purpose expressed. the lay
ing aside of formalities, in ehort the
unity and harmony Of thousand dele
gates and visitors, though they disagreed
on the matter Of officers and occasional
" on matters Of policy. The number
OF delegates and their connection with
Individual clubs, is the fact Of greatest
meaning 10 the federation. II the bien
NAL we're made up Of few women up
pointed by the officers OF the state fed
erations, the meetings would diminish
10 interest i'm nediately. The demo
cratic basis Of the present system OF rep
resentation is also it's principle argument
of permanency. To elect or appoint
delegates to the biennial from the state
declarations is to place another ins,i'u
ton between the biennial and the clubs.
When the biennial gets too large for
Denver and Milwaukee there is Chicago
and New York. Most Of the important
cities Of the United States are building
auditoriums whose capacity is still very
far ahead Of the biennial delegates.
What the Worcester delegates thought
was an unwieldy meeting the Nebraska
delegates thought most impressive as.
sembly of intelligent aspiring women
with q purpose in meeting together in
such numbers and from go many parts
OF the country, as yet unexpressed. but
which fewer numbers and less com
plete representation would certainly and
eventually defeat.
Democratic Man Worship.
Republicanism Just now means Wig
orous and patriotic prosecution Of the
war in the Filipines tending towards it's
speedy conclusion and loyal though
not slavish and hypnotized support OF
the administration. The last many re-.
publicans do not believe in, but the
policy has become fixed principle in
the party. 1t is much more difficult to
define democratic doctrine. 1t is idle to
deny that free silver is losing strength rs
a democratic tenet, Democracy is d.
vided about protection nor has it taken
any decided position in regard to trusts.
The party, however, is more united on
the subject OF Mr.. Bryan and Organism
than upon any other and as it has since
the days OF Thomas Jefferson been con-
tent to follow and worship mere men
the uncertainty as to what some Of the
principles OF democracy are and the
wide difference Of opinion regarding
Others. will not affect the nomination OF
Mr.. Bryan next year. just remember
for how long time Mr.. Tilden was the
democratic party. He was succeeded
with Il hiatus which General Hancock
did not fiji, by Mr.. Cleveland, who OF
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-07-29

Clubleigh-I saw the sun rise this
morning.
Sportleigh-Grest Scott! What de.
layed il?
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-07-29

"Fizzletop says that he and his wife
both think alike
"Yee, but his wife thinks fret"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-07-29

"You don't think he'd marry me for
my money, do your
"Oh don't know, he might do worse"
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-07-29
TWO CHEAP RATE AUGUST Elk.
CURSIONS 70 HOT SPRINGS
AND RETURN.

August is the hardest month of the
year to endure. Why not spend it ia
Hot Springs. S. d, where medical wat
els, picturesque scenery. interesting sur
roundings and COL nights for sleeping
will put renewed vigor into the veins OF
every one who may 20 there?
To enable you, gentle reader. to 90 al
small cost. the Elkhorn line will run OK
cu.sions tuesday, August 8, at Sl5.5(
and Tuesday, August %, at $l7.5O To-
the round trip. Limit 30 days.
A Hot Springs sleeper is run from
Norfolk, in which space will be reserved
on application.
Go up over the Elkhorn, through thu
magnificent ElkhOrn valley, and see thu
finest agricultural picture in the west.
Get descriptive matter, tickets, etc,
from
A. s. FIELDING. q. T. A., North. rest
ern Line. III So. 10 Str. 30
The courier. (Lincoln, Neb.) 1894-1903, 1899-07-29

"Mrs. Smith is to marry Brown on
Friday"
She isn't divorced ct"
Then how can she fix the day.
well Brown has fixed the Judge"
The Ocala evening star., 1899-02-01
Food does moro harm thai

Food does moro harm than
good when not digested. kodol
Dyspepsia Cure digests what you
eat. Itprevents wasting diseases
and cures stomach troubles. 1t
cures indigestion, sour stomach
and belchlng, and allows d worn
out stomach rest. 1t acts in
stantIy. ADti-Monopoly Drug
Store, Ocala, Fla.
Compound Dyspepsia Tab
let's, the best remedy for sour
stomach, dyspepsia and inGigfs-
tlop. One dozen for 5 cents.
Try them and be convinced. Tyd-
Ings & 20.
Good linen collars at II cents
at the closing sale OF j. j. k'ul-
ler'S-
The Ocala evening star., 1899-02-01
He Fooled the Surgeons

All doctors told Renick Hamil-
ton Of West Jefferson, o., after
suffering for eighteen months
from rectal fistula, he would die
unless a costly operation was
performed; but he cured himself
with five boxes of Bucklen's Ar
Mica Salve, the surest pile cure on
earth, and the best salve in the
world. twenty-five cents a box.
Sold by Garrett e Gerig, drug
gists.
The Ocala evening star., 1899-02-01
Fire Wood Cheap

4 big load Of stove wood, cut
any length and delivered to your
house for - cents. = cord, cut
any length and delivered fol
S2.S5. A two-horSe load ) feet
long, delivered for 50 cents.
Give me your orders. | am well
equipped to fill them.
j. @. HAGOOD.
The Ocala evening star., 1899-02-01
Ci4a' Factory NJ. 81
112 n. Magnolia st.
NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING

NOTICE or STOCKHOLDERS MEETING
Motto. j. hereby given that the regular an
uUal mcctiuG of the Stockholders of the
NradOWIrnd Improvement Company will he
held al the office of the 90 npany at Meadows.
in Marion county. Florida, on
WEDNESDAY, THE 23ND DAY OF FEBRU-
AIRY, ~. H., 1872
ut the hour of II O'Clock noon. for the election
of officers and the transaction of such other
business may come before said meeting.
BY Oricr # the president. this. the 1:ird day
january. 1880. II. G. TCENEUIi., President
Attest
CHEISTIAN Az. Secretary. 1-23-4w.
The Ocala evening star., 1899-02-01
CATARRH OF TIE STOMACH
4 Pleasant, Simple. but Safe and
Efectual Cure for 1t

Efrectual Cure for 1t
Catarrh Of the stomach has
lorg been considered the next
thing 10 incura bic. The usual
symptoms are a full or bloatinr
sensation after eating, accom-
panied sometimes with sour or
Watery riSinES, = formation or
gases, causing pressure on the
heart and lungs and difficult
breathing; headaches, tickle ap-
petite, nervousness and q gen
ecal played out, languid feeling.
There is often q foul taste in
the mouth, coated tongue and if
the interior of the stomach could
be seen It would show = Shiny. in
famed condition.
The cure Of this common and
obstinate trouble is found in
treatment which causes the food
to be readily, thoroughly d.
gested before it has time 10 fer
ment and ard irrltate he delicate
mucous surfaces of the stomach.
10 secure q prompt and healthy
digestion Is the one necessary
thing to co and when normal d.
gestiGn IS secured the catarrhal
condition will have GiSa ppearcd.
Acco, ding to DR., Iiarlanson
the safest and best trea tment is
to use after each meal a tablet,
composed Of Diatase, Aseptic
Pepsln, a little Nux, Golden Seal
and fruit acids. These tablets
can now be found at all drug
stores under the name Of Stuart's
Dyspepsia Ia Diets and not beng
patent medicine can be used
with perfect safety and as
sufance that healthy appetite and
thorough digestion viii follow
their regular use after meals.
Mr.. y. j. Booher OF 21lO Dear
born ST., Chicago, Ill, writes:
"Catarrh IS u local condition re-
sulting from a neglected cold in
the head, whereby the lining
membrane of the nose becomes
lnilamcd and the poisonous dis
charge therefrom passing back
ward into the throat reaches the
stomach, thus producing catarrh
Of the stomach. Medical author
tiles prescribed for me for three
years for catarrh Of the stomach
without cure, but today l am the
happiest Of men after using only
ore box of Stuart'S Dyspepsia
Tablets. l cannot find appro-
pirate words to express my good
feeling. | have found flesh, ap-
petite and sound rest from their
use
Stuart's Dyspepsia Tablets IS
the safest as well as the simplest
and most convenient remedy for
any form of Indigestion, catarrh
Of the stomach, biiliou>ness, sour
stomach, heartburn and blOatIng
after meals.
Send for little book mailed free,
on stomach troubles, by address
ing +. a. Stuart Co., Marshall,
Mich. The tablets can BE- found
at all drug store.
Eira Nnnd ttbnon
The Ocala evening star., 1899-02-01
MASTERS SALE

Notice is hereby given that under and by
virtue # a final deere. entered by the Honor
able William \. Hooker. judge. i'll a certain
cauSc pending in tiir circuit court. fifth judi
cial circuit OF Florida. N and for Marion
Englaui. i compliment, and Georgn stuart
Mary Bell Stuart. ct al. are defendants.
wherein the unlprsig iglci was appointed Spe-
cial master, that the undersigned will sell t.
the highest and best bidder. for cash. in front
OF the court house door in Marion county.
FlOrida. ON
The Ocala evening star., 1899-02-01

D y y Has stood the test
II. ID. II. for fifty years. It's
a sure cure for rheumatism, Ca
tarrh and Scrofula. One dollar
per large bottle, three for $3.50,
at druggists or sent on receipt of
price, express pald, by Blood
Balm Co., Atlanta, Ga
The Ocala evening star., 1899-02-01

An East Lake correspondent
writes: "Any cold spell that we
have had as yet down here this
wear has not faxed a leaf"
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MONDAY. FEBRUARY &. \. D.. 1879.

during tho legal hours of sale. the following
described real cStat". situate, lying and being
in Marion county. Florida. to-wit: Lot num-
Der fourteen UiJ in the town OF Anthony. ac-
cOrding to map recorded in the public
records of Marion county. in miScellanc Gus
record book "A.' page 293. or "a much thereof
"a may be- sufficient to realize the amount due
The complainant, together with the costs of
this suit. 0. T. GREEN.
Special Master III Chancery.
The Ocala evening star., 1899-02-01
SeFllg Machines.

We buy IN large lots the standard SEWING
Machine Best in the World. End -D.d Cheap.
We also have a large lot of Secondhand Ns-
chimes uf different makes. which w. can sell
al low down prices.
The Ocala evening star., 1899-02-01
Wagon and Buggy Materials.
BugsieS

Of all KINDS. such a. y heels. Axle POINTS aod
Boxes, SpOkes. Rims. Shaf.., Singletrees, etc.
The Ocala evening star., 1899-02-01
Wagons In Car Lots.

We carry a very large assortment OF Wagons
neE<ee. all sizes.