davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-22
Miraculous
Escape
AWFUL DISASTER ON MARSHALL
PASS NARROWLY AyERTED
YESTERDAY.
lFrum the Denver Post1

the Denver POST
sALIDA, Colo. Jan. Because i
was Two minutes lars. e-astbound Den
,er y ilo arande passenger tran
no. $40 was saved from being wreck
50 On Marahaii Pass last night. and
probably hurled hundreds IL feet down
q steep mountain aide win the awful
loss q life attendant upon such ac
cidents. Why the disaster did nor
occur can only be explained by Prov.
idence, but he danger wa 10 close
and 20 great that local railroad mel
give 4 shudder when The subject is re.
ferred to.
Freight train No 522, Conductor
Thomas Kelly in charge, was switch.
ing at Marshall Pass, near the apex
q the great mountain. An empty was
kicked on the siding with such
force that i collidcd with two tiat
cars loaded with lumber.
The shock Of the impact snapped
the brake chains on the nat cars and
started them down the siding toward
The main track. The wild ears gained
momentum 50 rapidly that the train
crew could not catch up with them.
and In another moment they were
laundering down The steep incline.
gathering speed al every turn Of the
wheels.
Eastbound passenger No SIC was al.
most due and the railroaders at the
top knew that nothing short Of a mir.
aclc could prevent 4 collision down
the mountain side.
After the Two Wild cars were lost
IN the darkness. Brakemen II. k. Ar.
mold started down the descent on q
dead run, excepting every minute TO
hear the noise 81 the collision as the
passenger and Wild cars came togeth.
er
Arnold ran for two miles and sud.
denly saw No. BIG slowly and labor.
Iousls pulling M the incline The
ran Was not going faster ihan d mar
,ould walk, and the brakeman could
believe his eyes.
ne boarded the engine ana asked
he engineer il he had mol seen the
sild ears The engineer Thought q
moment or two that Arnold aas in
ane. but finally accepted the latteris
iatemant about The runaway cars.
Arnold came back With No. sie for
bout a quarter Of a mile there lis
oyered why the collision had not oc.
lrred AZ d sharp curve the two
I'D cars bad Jumped The track as il
fted BIZ a huge derrick AMI rolled 200
ards down the mountain side The
ack was not injured in the least The
lrs aerc reduced NJ spllnters Rail
iad men say the escape from an aw
I disaster Is one Of The closest they
ter heard ~ III mountain railroad
&
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-22

The most extraordinary fashion in
evening dress IN years ii The return
favor 81 the pointed waist court. For
q decade or more the roundcut dress
saistcoat has been considered indis.
peusabte % style 10 the evenings. But
The london iallors have changed that
and A. sending here This winter even
Ing suits with both ne white and
black a~alstcoats. eat q The point
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-22
The grocer buys SchiIling's
fest II ssl II ] profit.
You buy il 10 eat and drink
q q profit.
Moneyback.

Absolutely 10 work has been lone
"a the footpafhs of inf williamsburg
bridge, II Will W useless for months,
- no arrangements for railway trans.
p~ortaiion have been made and Ii ii
eslteat thai nc opening vas prerna.
tire II has developed that The last
administration In IT. efforts to obtain
the credit FOR opening The bridge male
the affair q costly farce.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-22

Richard Grant White The philolog.
ist. vas asked once upon d time to
eoniugate the verb kiss. He be.
lissed and maintained hat English Is
a grammarless tongue hence he felt
no conjunction when he gave this
Bnss ~ Kiss rebus 10 kiss again
pluribus. u kiss the hand insteai Of
The lips blunderbuss. TO kiss the
Nrong person; omnibus. TO kiss every
n In the room erebus. TO kiss In
the dark"
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-22

Engineers sad c~oaseltlng exgss
III IT, liter ureug Raasd TRANSIT
company are aoralag aaun ] soaatIoa
of tae third rail- pfo8lem and i =
xy4 that ! rsg,rs viii mace
within 4 tsw seeks aropossag 4 rua
beT q piaas shieh Noaa be feasible
|by which the dangers " an exgae
coItses rail 1sag b. obyIaied u great
~ Iesseaed 4 Il sad TIA, sha -
gi5eers favor ! plan II ahsch tic sos
tact rail viii De cuf-o1 ii saoft sse
tions. which can eltheT b ca,oas
altogether III cas- of > flrs 81 al ar
eident On the structure and thus rsa
der Il harmless. Or may be ant0mas
icaiiy rendered alive H. the traias
pass along and r. lead" ii al 9th
er times.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-22

In striking contrast 70 the New
York fad are The modest rooms III Ho.
boken Of Mrs. Hetty Green. the rich.
est woman IN America. and probably
one of the most economical. she has
domiciled herself. her dog dewey"
and maid IN six rooms In the famous
New Jersey town FOR which she pays
sis monthly The apartment is rent
ed IN the name Of Mash. Mrs
Greens maid. and unless d knows
Just where she Is situated. il would
be Impossible 10 locate her.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-22

A little gubernatorial boom for Ne.
ysda " stranahan. collector II the
port Of New York. has been started
on the assumption thar Governor
odeli does not care 70 run a third time
The prospect Is that there viii be
many candidates for the FIRST place on
the republican state ticket II M d.
dell steps aside. Timothy L. Wood
run Is q candidate and Speaker Fred.
. Nhon has a boom up the state
ready for launching at the proper
time. Before his appointment as col
hector. Mr. stranahan was one or the
most prominent members OF the state
senate He AMI President Roosevelt
are warm friends and Il Is asserted
thai the president would like % have
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-22
fs TINE 7sht


~ ? tdaiY-srriFe las j II.
departs 2iepm
NJ. : tlaiy1-ArriTes $50 . n
Departs 1N u.
No 4 l1aily)-Arrives is5 a n
Departs 4 A .. =
West Bound
10. ! tdalyl-Arriyes I.35 p y
departs 100 b. n.
No. ! idaslyJ-Arrises SIS p H.
departs 5 ~ p u.
No. 3 daiiyi-Arrises $40 4 Ii
departs 545 . Z
NOS . and i-Calitornia Limiteds;
solid Pullman trains, with dining com
paTtment and observation cars.
No. 2-Has Pullman and tourist
cars to Chicago and Kansas City. and
q Pullman car for Denver is added al
Trinidad Arrives At La Junta 1920
p. m, connecting with No. 5, leavins
Ia Junta at $40 q m; arriving at
Pueblo 500 a m. Colorado Springs
6.35 a. m, Denver $50 a. N.
No. s-Has Pullman and tourist
cars TO Chicago and Kansas City. Ar.
rises at La Junta 10: 80 a. m, connect.
Ing with No. 6os-leaving La Junta
l2:1o p. m, arriving at Denver at 900
p. m.
No. HAS Pullman and touris,
cars for Southern California points.
No. HAS Pullman and tourist
cars for Northern California point and
Pullman car for FL Paso and City Of
Mexico. Connection for FL Paso, Dem.
ing, Silver City and all points in Mex.
ico and Southern New Mexico and
Arizona.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-22
NEW TIME CARD,
e. PAso.NoRrHeAsrean sy.

taking effect November ist. 1908:
Train No, I will leave Ell Paso 100
p. m. tnountain time). arriving
Santa Rosa same time as at present
t625 a. MI
No. Z will leave Santa Rosa 500 D
m. and arrive FL Pass 1850 q n.
mountain time.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-22

Comptroller Grout ii conducting /
searching investigation into the arai.s
Of the board of education In al its
branches. Some OF those associat b
with the department have a habit Of
writing textbooks. Or at least u PIT.
ting their names Iii them and then hay
Ing them selected for use In schools
throughout the city. i has been hint.
ed that Mr.. Grout intends presenting
a bill In the legislature which will cut.
on this source Of revenue and have
textbooks selected for merit only.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-22

Gehring, Masonic Temple. sells
all kinds Of hardware at the lowest
price possible. l.2s
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-22

a GUARANTEED CURE FOR PILES
itehing Blind. Bleeding Pies
Your druggist VIII refund nones If
PAzo OINTMENT fans 10 cure you
II s 70 l4 hours SOC.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-22

To Cure a Cold in one Day
Take Laxative Bromo Qninine Tablets
All druggists refund the money ii Il
falls TO cure E. W. Groves sigma.
ture Il Of each box. rs cents.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-22

Leader Charles 4. Murphy Is "a
pleased with The success Of his candI.
date Mayor Mcclellan. thar BIZ II sasd
q Be grooming the Young mayor fos
stiil higher aonorsposslbiy The pres.
idsncy HI Isas-and viii - taat ram.
nansIsss, sho would bring MF. NC.
Cleslaafs rule into disrepute and thus
hight these high ambitions, ars rs
strained. II III. Murphy can BE- !
War~Ick % q Hams 4 few years hen.
ce. with New FORKS young executive
as The plastic material. Ii is said Iha,
his ambition vii then have been 1T.
|ished.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-22

New York society never tires of fads
and everything that smacks Of novelty
II taken W With An eagerness thar il
sometimes amusing. % say nothing II
The gross extravaganza 81 many Of the
idsaa Just nov the rage IL for fiat.
dwelling. Many smart multi million.
aires, following the example Of Mr..
ana Mrs. Alfred 9 Vanderbilt, have
given up their homes for the winter
and taken flats, for the season. Need
less % say thar these fats are situat
ed in the most exclusive apartment
hotels and require as much furniture
and expense Of keeping up Az nm
tire house, Many OF them consist OF
as many as eighteen rooms and occn
py entire floors.
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-22
Dinner BY
MCCLELLAN
Notable Political Feast 10 Take
Place in New York
Next Week.
THIRSTS DWlNDLING
Gotham. Board u Education
letting Il shaking IN
No Wonder.

SEw YORK, Jan sBy far ne
most important esens a TIE coming
week siil be given he dinner given "
The fbretheFn~ Of tie Amen Gamer
10 MAJOR Mcclellan The dinner viii
have many unssual features Quite
an assortment 81 nasgars viii be pres
ent. lncIuding Mayor John Weaver II
Philadelphia. Mayer Patrick Collins
U Boston. M2yor Ton L. John III
Cleveland. MAYOR Carter Harrison OF
Chicago sni Mayor Dennis MaiYlhsil.
a. Bridgeport The great banguet hall
d the rIfth Avenue Hotel IL 10 be dc
GRATED With nags AM flowers AMI 10
The gathering sre 10 u re
publiczns. democrats. magsEmps
and All sorts and coadluons
N statesmen Who are 10 saka one
night Of
The dinner sill be given nex, Wed
nessasy night. the 27sh and many III
the gaests vlll leave for Florida In
msdsatsly aftsrsard 10 witness the
Daytona-Drrnuna Beseh automobile
race 10 which interest grows yearly.
Several New York multimiIilonaIres,
Including William X. Vanderbilt, Jr.
have already gone ID the fashionable
winter resort TO take 4 part In the big
event X ~ estimated that i million.
dollars worth of machines alone viii
III represented in The contest.
For some reason. not entirely clear
% the proprietors themselves. the
broadway cafes are selling leas liquor
than usual. This has been the condi
tion since the FIRST Of the year and the
wipe aproned dispensers Of the en-
Iisening fluid are becoming nervous
and are troubled with presentments Of
bankruptcy. Whether this falling off
is due 10 New Year resolutions which
are holding out longer than usual. is
not known. but II ~ certain that many
pFoprietors are in dispair and facing
serious situation unless there IL a
greater demand for the seductive de-
lights Of the cordial bottles.
EE
Las Vegas daily optic. [volume] (Las Vegas, N.M.) 1880-1908, 1904-01-22

Comptroller Gfoat il still iii iii arAas
against Nj increase ID the Wi D 90
appropriation for schools. claiming
that # certain useless eatrasags1e /
be cutoff, u viii nut be necessary IL
curtain The educational system. Tue
school authorities Insist that ney
must have mpre MONEY and ihe q
talk q appalling q the Legislature for
iunds necessary for the yacaflpl
schools. Fairgrounds. Lectures and rec.
~reaiion centres.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29
Zycie beZ zOladka.

49, -z.z "a =E".Ea$-
Nauka lekarska poozynila cudow-
ny postep we wielu wzgledaoh, ida
wafo sic BOWEN pred paru laty ze
.niemozebnem jest zyd Der ioladka
- co dzisiajsjest rxecza zwyczajjnta..
Jezeli kiedykolwiek znajdzieoie sic
" TEN pofoteniu, ze zo}sdek bedxie
tax zniszckony, he ME bedzie mdgl
wykonywat swej powinno6ci, le-
karz uczyni takowy zdolnym przez
Eapisanie odpowiedniej medycyny
i jest " stanie uratowac zycie j
.wzmocni6 swego paoyenta. Jakim
szczesliwym czuje sic czlowiek. Jak
sic cieszy zdrowiem, nigdy ME pa
mieta zachowywa6 prawa natury.
jenny pijemy to, co sami wiiemy
re nam zaszkodzi, tax d}ugo, al
zniszczenie: zupelne naszych orgga-
now trlwiacych nastapi. Take ra--.
dykalne leczenie jjak wyzej wymie-
Mono, ME jest zawsze potrzebnetm,
DO kazde leozenie sprawia jjakie6
niepr1yjemno6ci pacyentowi, ohyba
wybierse sobie Triner'a Amerykah.
ski Eliksir Gorzkiego Wins. lie.
ksrstwoSto Jest wyrabiiane Z osyste-
90 wilma ] importowanych korxenii,
wxyleczy kaAdy atak zolaagdkaz ME
wylecozzalllrn,e'jj navel o,hl,oor1obly. Goi
wewnretrzne zapalenie 1oladka i
.prz:yprowadlzi gosdos dalszei cxynno-i
Wzmaouia wevnetrsny stan sdzia
lania cx.,yni trawieniie regularnemI
! krew ozzyata j silnlas. ywzs " III
kich aptekaoh. JJ6dxeif Timer, os,
$ AshlandasAAys Chic..cco,
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29
Kosztowna pomy1ka.

B}ad jest czesto bardzo kesztoa
way. Przypadkowe zycie ono samo
jest lista pomy}ek, lecz nigdy ME
bedzie elem, jezcli b~edziecie
uzywac DR. King New Life Pills
ma dyspepsye, odarzenie, boil glowy
chorobe watroby lub wnetrzno6ci.
So nawskros lagodne v uzyclu. Csc
" apiece M. J. Kowalewsklego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29
~ milczeniu sta1 oboknie.

w mlllilcze'nlI1ilull stal obok Me l1il'a
go az zlsawolanlliieef: Pred
Iko q recznik!! ppto1d1lalll! chlo1p,c,u1
rec,z'n,aiiik, wg''iIssrzzacy l mu tut
pred nosem y. ]P,otem przyys.
'bfane iego dziecko usiadl[lo,.
spokojnie, . on sam twarzz ~ j
[myl. Lecz gdy chcial zasia6c
|przy stole do jedzenia j bral
"a krzeslo, chlopiec, zawo-
|1al:
Zatrzymaj sic, jake O
6mielasz sic usia6c " obec-
|nosci kr6la?
lego jul bylo Hendenowi
"a wiele; p~rzeciez predko do
Ebroc przemogfa znieclerpll-
:wienie.
Szalehstwo tego bieda
ka postepuje 2 biegiem wy
'padk6w! ~ szepnal do sic
bic. - Stosuje sic do publ
.cznych spraw pahstwa, teraz
ma sic on "a kr6la! Coz ia
mann poczac? Najlepiej "a
dose uczynic jego urojeniom.
Doprawdy, onby mnie jeszcze
do wiezienia wys1ai.
z lekkim usmiechem ods
suna} nazad krzes}o Cd stolu
stanal "a swym goseiam i
s}uzyl mu tax et8kietalnie,
|jak tylko zdolal: I
Ma szcze6cie m}edy kr6l,
|jedzac, wiecj my6lai Q zaspo-
kojeniu glodu, niz Q nalez-
|nych mu honorach: gdy zas
Isle nasycil,. zapragnal czem
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29

zaslabnac Ale iaakzsez 70
bitt'9} G'l'dl:ybby1mal. 50 ptold lll'i, 5'lsl, ~ g
|bY 'ks,o'llldillre wy,c'iia.ggnac, t 'l1
go zbudzil. Spojrzal dokolaa
90 izdebce, ale mic " mel ME.
|bylo, Zdjal vice w!asna suk,
ME j otulil chlopca, m6wiac
do siebie: Jestemm przyzz'-
wyczajony do lekkiego odzie'
MIA, zimno mi ME: zaszkodzi.
Duzymi krokami przecha-
DIAL sic pc pokoju,. ably sic
rozgrza6, m6wiac dalej do sic
bie:. - Jemu sie.zdaje W O
blakaniu umyslowem, re jest
ksieciem Walii, by}oby szcze.
g6lnem, gdyby to urojenlle
trwa1o teraz, kiedy rzeczywi-
sty ksiaze Wall zosta1 kr6-
|lem... Jesli moi ojciec lyle
|jeszcze, jak mialem wiado-
nose pred siedmiu laty, kle-
dy "a grantee by1em wiezio-
ny, on to ola mnie zrobi, re
przyjmie pod sw6j dach bic
dnego ch1opca. Moi brat mai
starszy, poczciwy Artur, u
czyni}by to samo, ale brat
Hugh... temu rozbliby.m
czaszke, snimbym zni6s}, ably
sic do tel rzeczy miesza}. Tax
wybierzmy =: sic droge do do
mu i to zaraz.
s}uga wni6s} pare kurza-
cych sic p6}miisk6w, kt6re
postawi1 ma malym stoliku;
przysunal diva krzes1a. i Cd
szed} przyzwyczajony, re tax
skromni goscie sami sobie
s1uza. z ha}asem drzwi "a
SODA zamkna} i ch}opiec sic
zbudzil. Szybko zerwa} sic
patrzac W okolo swobodnie.
Lecz zaraz zasmuci1 sic i SEE
|pna}:
= Niestety, by} to tylko
sen; oby Bog zmi}owa} sic
nademna.
Zauwazy} ,zaraz, re by1 O.
kryty ciep}a odzieza, spoil
rial ma Milesa Hendona wi
|docznie zziebnietego i rzek1
|oceniajac jego poSwiecenie.
- Tvs dobry, bardzo do"
Dry ola mnie. WEI teraz swa
odziez i ubierz sic W MIA,
mnie juz ME potrzebna.
Podni6s1 sic z 16zka, po-
szed} do ~umywalni i tam sic
zatrzyma}.
Hendon rzek1 weso}o:
- Bierzmy sic zwawo do
|jad}a. Obaczysz, re posi1ek ]
pare godzin snu p~ostawla'cle
znowu ma nogi.
| Chlopiec ME odpowiedzial,
patrzal ma towarzysza 2 zdzi-
wieniem, prawie 2 niecier-
~pliwo6cia. Hendon, ME VIE
dzac, czego on chce, zapyta}.
- Czy ci czego potrzeba?
Moi dobry przyjacielu,
umyc sic music.
I owszem, ME potrzebu-
|jesz mnie pytac Q pozwole-
ME " zadnym podobnym ra-
zie. Co tylko do mnie nalezy
lest ma twoje us}ugi.
Niarnchnmin stall ch}Oniec
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1904-12-29
KsIAZlE " RAJ !,
PowlEsc.
a@#@ 81
(Ciag dalszy).

49, S1uchaj, moWh daleJ
Hendon: Potrafilem obronic
ch1opca, gdy Gala zgraja to-
bic podobnych zneca}a sic
mad MIN, moze zabic go chcia-
la. Czyz my6lisz, re go teraz
wydam ma los jeszcze okrut-
Messy? GdybyS by} jego Of
Gem, co ia "a k}amstwo viva
Fam, to jeszcze dobrodziej-
stwemby by]a ola ch1opca
smierc nag}a. zamiast zycie z
takiem, jak ty dzikiem zwie-
rzeciem. Idz ztad precz, ME
jestem cierpliwy i DUO ME
lubie movie.
Klnac i grozac zniknaf
John Kanty W tlumie. Hen
don zam6wi} W gospodzie ma
dole jadlo i poszed} z chop
Gem ma schody, wiodace do
i. lego skromnego mieszkanka,
a kt6re sic ch}opcula ;Wydaly
wysokie bez ko6ca. 54Liche
drewniane }oze i kilka ubo-
gich sprzet6w zape}nia}y ME
wielka izdebke, *oswiecona
~s}abo dwoma 1oiowemi 6wie-
CANT. M}ody kr6l by} tax wy
cie6czony: znuzenriem i g}o-:
dem, ae ~ zaledwie zdo}al sic
dowlec= do abzka, ma kt6re
pad} natychmiast. Cd pred
po}udnia, p l;: dnia: by}
ciagle ma noogach; mic ME je-.
dzac, a byla4 to juz trzecia 60
DINA ranasz
- Zbudz mnie, prosze, sko-
70 st6{ bedzie nakryty, -
wyszepta} jeszcze i zasna}.
z usmiechem patrza} ma
niego Hendon i rzek} pol
glosem:
= Nc prosze, malice ME py-
tajac o p~ozwolenie, zarzadza
moim pokojem i }6zkiem, jak
gdyby oboje do niego naleza-
10. w ob}edzie swym utrzy:-
mule on, re jest ksieciem
Walii, i trzeba przyznac, re
doskonale gra swoje role.
Biedne; opuszczone stworze-
nie..., prawdopodobnie umys}
jego ucierpial przez z}e OBJ
chodzenie sic z MIN, przez ka-
tusze cia}a. We mnie znajdzie
on rzeczywistego przyjaciela;;
wyratowa}em' 60, DO pociaga
on dziwnie ku ssobie SERGE
mole. Kocham ma prawde to-
60 mafego -cblopaka, kt6ry
tax 6mialo p~rzemawia. Jak
odwazny byl wobec tlum6w
posp6lstwa. A jake delikat-
ne, regularne So jego rysy to-
raz, gdy sen usuna( z Mich
trwoge j bole6c. Bede pr6bo-
wal uleczyc go 2 choroby,
kt6ra go neka, bede jak star
sly brat opiekowa} sic MIN,
czuwal mad MIN j uczy} go.
Ktoby mu chcia} co zlego
zrobic,'niech pierwej sw6j ca
lun pogrzebowy zam6wi, gdyz
bedzie mt potrzebny, chocby
mnie miano "a to spa}i6.
Nachylil sic mad .chlopcem
przypatrujac mu sic lito6nym
wzrokiem. Swa duza, ciemnlal|
reka poglaskal lekko policz-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04
a Confederate Luncheon.

Among the charming little affairs
during the past week was the pretty
luncheon given yesterday at one
o'clock by Miss Mary Anderson for
Misses Julia Stockton, Kate Free
land and Elizabeth Fleming, the
sponsor and maids-of-honor from
Jacksonville, and Miss Violet Harris,
the state sponsor. Her other guests
were Miss Sue Barco and Miss Sara
Harris. Unfortunately Miss Fleming
was called home so was unable to be
present.
A bowl of beautiful red SALIVA oc-
cupied the center of the table and
covers were laid for eight, the places
being marked with tiny confederate
flags, on one side of which were writ
ten the names of the guests, the date
and gu. G. V"
A delicious lunch was served and
later in the afternoon the young
ladies enjoyed most delightful drive.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04
ONLY Makes a Bad Matter Worse.

Perhaps you have never thought OF
it but the fact must be apparent to
every one that constipation is caused
by a lack of water in the symstem,
and the use of drastic cathartics like
the old fashioned pills only makes a
had matter worse. Chamberlain
Stomach and Diver tablets are much
more mild and gentle in their effect,
and when the proper dose is taken
their action is so natural that one
can hardly realize it is the effect of
a medicine. Try 25 cent bottle of
them. For sale by all druggists. m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04
osALA MADE a BIG CAPTURE.
HEADQUARTERS FLORIDA DIVISION
UNITED CONFEDERATE VETERANS,
OCALA, FLA, Nov. 3, 1904

OCALA, FLA, Nov. 3, 1904
General Order }
No. 81.
L. The major genera commanding
the Florida Division United Confed-
crate Veterans desires to express his
appreciation of the unbounded hospi-
tality, the ardent reception and the
delightful entertainments provided
by the city of Ocala for the Florida
division at its fourteenth annual en-
campment just closed. To the citi-
zens, one and all, he tenders his sim
cere thanks. The veterans who have
enjoyed the courtesies of the past
few days will always cherish the oc-
casion as one among the most pleas
ant memories of their eventful lives.
The many attentions shown them by
every one, the warm friends they
have made, the comrades they have
met and the lovely ladies, have all
conspired to make this the most de-
lightful encampment in the history
of the division.
II. OF Marion county camp No.
So and its whole-souled commander,
Major G. NJ. Hubbard, he desires to
make special mention. Nothing can
ever exceed the hospitality of these
comrades.
III. Before the Daughters of the
Confederacy of Dickson Chapter he
stands, with uncovered head, proud to
be permitted to do homage to the
noble women who in war and peace
have ever been the ministering an
gels of the. confederate soldier.
~. To the sponsor, Miss Violet
Harris, and her maids of honor, Misses
Johnnie Liddon AMI Jessie Palmer,
he desires to express his most sincere
and heartfelt thanks for the honor
their presence conferred on the Flor
ida division. Words are powerless to
fully express mis- gratitude and appre-
citation of the lovely girls who made
the veterans forget that they have
marched past the majority of the
mile posts of a century in the jour
ney of life and have let them live
over again for a few blissful hours
the days when their mothers and
grandmothers smiled on their soldier
lovers. To the sponsors and maids
of-honor of the brigades and camps
he feels deeply grateful. These fair
ladies added charm that they alone
could to an annual encampment of
veterans.
BY order of Major-General w. D.
Ballentine, commanding tho Florida
Division of United Confederate Vet
Grams. FRED. L. RoBERTTON,
Adit GanV and Chiaf of Staff
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04
RHEINAUER'S
The Presbyterian Synod.

Our time has been so taken up
with the Confederate veterans that
we.have not paid as much attention
to the Presbyterian Synod as its de-
liberations and the persOnel OF its
membership deserve.
1t is really fine looking body OF
men and some eloquent and able
sermons have been delivered.
4 Last night missions were discussed.
The Synod will continue its sessi on
throughout today and all are cordial
ly invited to attend the sessions.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04
Death Of Miss ethel harris.

Miss Ethel Harris, of Louisville.
KY, daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. T. w.
Harris, formerly of this city, died az
her home last Saturday and was bur
led in Elizabethtown, KY, Sunday
She was sixteen years of age and
was born in this city and lived here
with her parents for several years.
Mr.. and Mrs. Harris have the sym
pathy of their Ocala friends In their
bereavement.