davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
re sLASKA.

KATOWICE. Zywcem spa
lii sic robotnik Mausla z Ia
teza ma 6. Slasku. Przyszed]
on pijany do domu j wype-
dill zone. Pc godzinie mnit
wiecej wraca iona do domu j
spostrzega mieszkanie W pho.
mieniach. MAJ polozy} sic
PREY piecu, sprzyczem zaje}o
mu sic ubranie. Gdy iona
w y, $ do mieszkania, maj
jul ME zy}. Odni6s}. on c:iez.
kie pokaleczeDia ma ca}em
.ciele.
IaaBa E@Ffe so Ea w. At E.-
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30

~ -,
W1EsC1 z oJCZYZNY:
2 PRUS POLSKICH.

Donosza
nam ztamtad, ze dw6ch ro-
botnik6w, zatrudnionych ma
kolei, ~wydalono z piracy je'
dynie ola togo, &e dzieci swe'
posy}aja ma polska nauke
p"rzygotowawcza do sakra'
ment6w 6w. Toe grzech, wo'
}ajacy o pomsts do nieba.
Przeciez to nies}ychana
wprost rzecz, sieby> luds'
t%raktowafo sic jak niewolni-
k6w i ~wymagaao sic cd mich,
azeby ola kilkunastu lub kill
kudziesieciu marek, jake sic
pozwala zarabiat, zaprzeda-
wall dusze dzieci swych. y
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30

.nieiaki6 czas bez przyt,o1'mrln'lo6
q ma roll lezec. Ocncila ole
j akazalo Vic, ze usz.
Ia Gala. Parobek wykrech 60 I
bic reke, a.w}s6cieiel ko y
:usziy bez szwanku. W6z ma
tomiast caly sic rozbil, iowa
ry " mie6ciei kupione p"gi-
nelly, q ma dobitek trzeba b.ylo
kilka ~kilometr6w pieszo DO
|domu podazyc.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
Miedzynarodowa wystawa to-
war6w zywych kt6ra sic
odbedzie W Chicago
cd 2. do 9 Grudnia.

,,Miedy narodowa wystawa to-
war6w zywych jest wykazem "
postepie chodowsnia zwi.rzat W
tym kraju. So tn kazdego roku
VISTA wione najlepsze produkta gu
stu i genieszu hodowc6w amery
kanskich, p}ody kt6re byly rozwija-
ne przez 40 lat. Jaki 2rzyw'lej 0"
siegnaG styczno6c.z temi ludzmi;
jaka zacheta do studyowanie wyni-
ka z ich Wytrwania i polaczonych
wisi1k6w. Mo jest to driven Il
studenci sxk6l rolniczyoh z bliska i
z daleka z swymi nauozycielami
gromadza sic do Chicago podczas
tel wystawy towar6w zywych- Kto
kolwiek uwaza znale66 ola siebie
nauke " tel szkole okaz6w powie
MEN tam pospieszy6. Tax, miedzy~
narodowa wystawa towar6w zywich
Jest rzeczywiscie wielka szkola. Po-
myslcie tylko co to znaczy ola Sc
tex tysiecy farmer6w kt6rzy kazde-
go roku ja zwiedzaje vida co
1ch brac;a farmerzy j hudowcy RE-
czywiscie wychowali. Wiele ludzi
powzieli pierwsze prawdziwe pole
Gle co do wychowywania i produ-
kowania przez zwiedzanie wystawy
Ona' z tad dosta{a wielkie ozywie"
ME i zywotna size ola ludzi zajmu-
jacych sic zYwem towarem " ca
lynn kraja-
TAME raty .koleja North Wes-
sern z ~wszystkich stacyi beda ogla-
szane p6zniej
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
=; 2 POD kOskALA.

~CZESTOCHOWA. Sw;ezo
zwiedzil tutejsze s}awne miej'
see cudowne ksiadz Maksy-
milan, brat kr6la saskiego.
'Kap}an ten przyby} do Cze-
stochowy W !: towarzystw'e
Ledemptorzysty O. hrab'ego
kubie6ekiego, pociagiem mad
z wyczajnym. Ma dworcu po-
vital wysokiego go6cia przeor
:Paulin6w ks. Eustachy Rel
man, poczem udano sic razem
ma Jasna Gore. Nastepnego'
.dnia kiaze wezesnym jul
rankiem .odprawi{ %spowiedz,
.poczem odprawi} Msza 6w.
pred obrazem Naj6w. Maryi
Fanny Czestochowskiej. Pc
>zwiedzeniu skarbca odjecha}
Maksymilian "a gra
nice. AZ do stacyi Herby to-
warzyszy} mu ksiadz przeor.
JESEI NASZE ZDROWIE
ME Jest tax dobrem jak bye
norwainno, albo takiem jakby
moglo. bye, bedzie to ola was
interesujacem nauczyt sic
czego6 0 pewnem starem
zio}owem lekarstwie, Ore
Jest " ciag'em uzyciu przesz-
10 przez sto lat, a tkt6rego.
ME mozecie dostaf W apte-
kach. To lekarstwo zosts}o
odkryte przez starego Ora
Piotra Fahrney W roku 1880
i Jest znanem pod nazwa Ora
.Piotra Gomozo. Tysiace pre-
kona}y sic 0 jego cudownych
w}asno6oiach przynoszacych
zdrowie. P~rzygotowywa}y je
cztery pokolenia v prostej
.linii bezpo6rednio po sobie
,nastepujace. 1nteresujace OPT
~ i historye dostarczaja bez-
n}atnie@D DR.. Peter Fahrnev d
Sons Co, 112-118 81: Hhy-
ne ave-, Chicago, I'll.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
B~ARTOSZYCE. Mistrz kra-
v;oo,; n r. p oEo1i ox7 wv.

~BARTOSZYCE. MistrZ kra-
wiecki E.. L. z okoli cy, wy
slaf syna z wozem kartofli
do miasta. w drodze ku do
mowi rozbieg} sic koh, milo
dzieniec wypad} z wozu i "a
wiesi} sic W lejcach. Ko}a
przesz}y mu przez brzuch i
opr6cz tego wlok}y konie
jeszcze dosyc wielki HAWAI-
drogi nieszcze6liwego:: Mimo
ran i poturbowa6 zawl6k} sic
biedak do domu i lezy moe
no chory. Lekarz zaraz przy-
wo}any doklada wszelkich.
stara6, by go pray zyciu u
trzymac. Dalby Bog; by ME.
szcze6cie mine}o i wyzdro-
wienie nastapi}o!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
Me spodzfewat sic starego
Wfoku.

Wstyd, ieseli me- "ks.ni..ia ~
waRl,sw os,agn er,u starev, ,etu
,rawie Sprzeni : lie ,est vf ny
,''e Dr.. King. NV L'faS III !,
3, .sp,'biaga ah .r"hom.. ~. n ste
~ AZ sroggie = barzsc r
sn-.x ~aS .sa
: stward,enie SS, nirz AS N..'
4 ss'kkyo,nratyycrh,s . ,l'' 4 3
s's nc Kn4alla
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30

WABRZEzNO. Robotnik
Wincenty Lewandowski, po-
chodzacy z Kr6lestwa, pra:
cowa} cd dfuzszego czasu u
posiedziciela Korthalsa W
Sicinku i chcial sic wkr6tce
ozenit z pewna sfuzaca. Po-
niewaz mu w}adze rosyjskie
ME chcia}y wystawit potrze-
bnych do 6lubu E'apier6w co
amu zawarcie malze6stwa "a
mierzanego uniemozliwia}o,
pope}nif W polu podczas ora
MIA samob6jstwo. Zadzierzg-
nawszy lejce sobie ma oko}o
szyi, powiesil sic ma p}ugu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
KATOWICE. 10 BIN. o.

by}o sic pa granicy prusko
rosyjskiej 6ledztwo " sprawie
wielokrotnego naruszeniagra-
nicy, kt6rego sic dopuszczali
kozacy. W 6ledztwle brali
sudziai landrat powiatu be-
dzifskiego baron Mirbach,
.pulkow7lnik stray nadgrann-
czej Ignatiew z.So2s|n1'owesa1l,,
.rootmistrz miloslawslkiei strra
zysgraniicczsnejj, = : Z pplrus 81
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
Ill n A IiZ
II ARY ANSKl

ygggTT28S -. AAIO - Alp.A -.
NJ rok Pa6sh 1906
opr6os, o.elci wv k.sj kslendarso--,
vel : wykssem1sdni, 1Wi4t, rad 60,
it'd. savier. 90 nastepnje:
2 aowym rokiem!
l.kln jsst col tyaia naassegof Il
O csci Natki Boskiej ! nsssej.
Kn,axi6wns Helena. 1Powie66 histo.
ryicsna : XVII wisku. ,od1ug
Hearyka Sion iewicza.
Q Esnifo waniu piracy,
" rtia % awyoisstvo.
Wiecs4stlempka.. Powie@6 : 4ycla
Prssmytpik6v.
.adsis ssoselois prswds'we..
Y inil Bote 0pow,.dsais ; ess~
50 psssllsdo wanna Chrse4cias
y Rzym's.
|Zwysi1ay4o Najstodase SERGE. Ida
: 4 Tsssis- prs sdsi~".
Aataa Rosks sislaa.
piekae prsykaady ! nasssj prse'
4si.,Ici.
Ue,4s&ka grx@.*nych X
;Atkoho4 Z. Ed~"~'~
,5a1 Ydy q steryeh dsisiach. Prssz
Hofie Bsk"- ieck4.
>'Jcse pa6jl Y
l~ndesenis pana radscy Humo
resks.
10 hodovaaiu winorosli Napissf
Urbsisk'x Pls..eva
" jaki spos6b moan9 zyt 900 lat
Rosryvki ' volaych G wilach.
Ira v>6alto.
zarty i dowc'py.
strassny rycerz.
n ,,.ilit Va braci Polak6w
pro6ba do iw. patron6w polskich.
DOdatKi ObraZkOWe:
1. Obraz kolor: ,Matk' Boskiej
kieuataj Pomocy 2 Obraz kofor
Nasi Nv ieoi Patr movie 8. Sly i
ety obrazek do ohoralu ~ dymem
pollard T." ryeowslJ Styka. T. Ora
,6alto" s. alendarz 6cienny.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30

JAN0WIEC. Kiedy pociag
k%olejowy popo}udniowy Q
godz. 4 minut % W srode
dnia rs ,bm. ranzerowa}, W
chwili gdy maszyna :odepch,
nela kilka wagon6w >osobo-
wych wchodzif pc sch6dkach
do wagonu pijany hrukarz
Warchlewski 2 kopienna i
spad} pod wagon i gdyby ME
nagly krzyk i pomoc dw6ch
ludzi, kt6rzy przyskoczyli i
wyciagneli go,z pod. wagonu
by4oby ~Warchlewskiemu
kolo przeszlo przez obie nogi
i@mu je ucie}o. Mech to be-
die przestroga ola W. i in
nych, kt6rzy sic upijaja, ably
zaniechali picia!
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
JOz. w .JerecZek
poleca Szanownej Publicznosei
polskiej " Winonie swoj
pierwszorzedny
STORE


R6g 6tei Mankato ave
Sprzedaje mianowicie why
stko. co robotnicy najczescie)
zmuszeni sa kupowa6, a mia
nowicie: TOWARY GRO
CERNE, BUTY TRZEWI-
XII. ZABAWKIDE DIE
CT, ROBOCZE,
CZAPKl, l
tax TOWARY YARDO-
WE ! rome lime ROZMAI-
TOSCI
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30

mr.
GDANSK Pociag przyiez-
dzajacy do Gda6ska rano 0
godzinie 8 min. As najecha} W
poblizu bramy oliwskiej ma
pewnego robotnika, kt6ry ME
zdazyl dose wcze6nie zejst z
drogi. Pociag uderzy} go tax TAX
SLIME W glove, il czaszka
mu pek}a. Nieszcze6liwego
.odstawiono do domu chorych,
gdzie watpia Q jego wyzdro..
wieniu.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30
3 POZNANSKIEG0.

Pred mniej-
[wiecej dwoma tygodniami "a
ginaa be- wie6ci, tutejszy
werkmistrz Smoli6ski. Teras
znalesiono zw}oki jego PREY
6lusie v tamtejszym ksnale.
Prawdopodobnie zachod2i tu-
tai samob6jstwo. - W poczs-
kalni dworca W Jankowie
zmarl >nagfa 6miercia pew'en
passter i to, jak stwierdzono,
ME iaki Stanikiewicz. Rastau-
rator s4dzac, ze pasazer 6pi,
'chcial go obudzic i poczai
MIN potrzasaf. Wystawit So
bic mo&na, vice przestrach,
|jaki go ogarnaf, gdy sic pre-
kona}, 70 pasazer juz ME zy}.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30

strronry katowicki landr 81 Ser
ZACH j komisarz nadgran1iczny
policyiny Nader 2
|Bytomia. Duchodzenia Wy
|kaza}y ssuszno6c podniesio1.
|nych Z pruskiej strony zaza-
|le6. Przedstawiciele rosyjscy
przyrzekli odpowiednie uka-
|ran,e winnych. Tylko, % to
przyrzeczenie mic ME pomo1-
|gao, DO jul kilka dni p6zniej
musieli6my donosic 0 nowych
wybrykach rozbukanego ko !
zactwa.
MIfOSkAW. z powodu
.ahawy Roktd6w W park u
~mifoslawekim odby}y sic re-
wizye u kilku ~obywateli. S<u-
hano jakish6 pism i rewidt'-
wano szaty j skrzytki u PIP.
|Zabrzyckiego, K~oralewskieg",
.IJeaiorkowskiego, 6molu+n's-
kiego, Michalaka j Matusaev.
Iskiego. Poaabierano roztDa't+
ksiazki, korespondencye list
tZwiazku sapraszajacy IA q ~:
Ebawe 6okoia v parku.
KATOWICE. Ma wnioaek
magistrate pozwoli} minister
rolnictwa ma da,w6z 6wih
Kr6lestwa .Polskiego i Cali.
Landrat pow'atu
Acknowledged .uzyskai upo
waznienie do powo'ania w"j'
ska p~ruskiego mad granice'
gdyby sic okaza1a potrzeba
ochrony granicy pred rewo.
|lucyonistami. Ciekawo6c wiel:
ka, czem ci tax zwani rewo.
lucyoni6ci zaggrazac mieliby
bezpiecze6stwu pa6stwa pru..
|skiego.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30

r LEG. Gdy pred kilku
dniami w}a6ciciel s. : M. 2
iona swa i parobkiem "
podpilym stanie j 9 p6zpej
godzinie do domu wraca},,
rozbiegiy sic konie ] w vs.
.spadl . szosy ma nizej polo
1 BY grunt, wvwracajac sic.
IJadacy wypadli z niege 10
III owego s. pozostala pIrr;za'ee re
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30

.Zajmuje sic take pan J6zef "
Jereczek rrs4dEaniem pogrzeb6ws
Dostarcza karawanu ozyli powczn
pogrsebowego ! wog6le wykonaje
wszelkie csvnuc6ci pogrzebnita.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30

e. s'r 81 49,
NORWEGIAN. Zab6jst-
wo burakiem. W. ponied>ia-
TEX rano rzucali sic z zartu
tutejsi %robotnicy i robotnice
z robotnikami z kr6lestwa
prey wy}ado wagon1u1
z burakami. Pewien robot
mix z Szymborzewa ugodzil
.innego z Kr6lestwa tax ME-
szcze6liwie W 6pik, ze pad1
bez ma ziemie.
w drodze do lazaretu zmar1.
Wiarus. (Winona, Minn.) 1895-1919, 1905-11-30

.WRZESNIA. Swietokradzt-
wa dokonano stutaj W koscie-
le. Pc mszy porannej rozbito
skarbonki, umieszczone
prey w~ej6ciu do koscio}a. Ma
drugi dzie6 znaleziono je ma
cmentarzu. Zlodziei wykryto.
So mimi 12-letni
i 13-letni Styczy6ski.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22

81 Louis. Nov ~ FOR the socon.
time within tao years Unitsd States
senator ]. Ralph Burton. ~ kahaas
today va oalisd upon 10 dsfoad him
ell Ia the unitsa BtHiss ctrcall eour
agnlns, 40 in4ietmSat charging he, as
Uas offered and accepted q e0mpshsa
ton from he Ratio 0raih shd Bseun
ties company 81 - f0ula. bov o.
fuBot. foe using bis ihaashes vale .
member - the UHitsl Baiss ssnAts. 10
behAf % that concern 10 esT'sih nat
tsFs psH6ihE before the posi oRiss g.
parmett a. WashiaFtOB
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22
10000 Gallons Ct Booze Burned.

Corucu,,Illr, Pa, Nov, 2l.--M the
A. Oycrho}r dIsulIcy at bradford
SlOooo gallons Of whisky furnished a
spectacular FIRE cntalllng n loss OF
$lOOo0oo fully covered by insurance.
The main bonded warehouse was burn
ed to the ground Toe blue tlnged
flames from the burning alcohol were
soon shooting more than 100 feet into
the air As the barrels of old rye on
each Of the four noors burst, tho blAI
Ing liquid was splashed mall direc
tons. II Is supposed that the Are
started either from spontaneous com
buslon or from spark thrown by q
passing locomotive down ono Of the
air shafts Much OF the whisky had
already been sold and WAS being kept
IN storage for the owners.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22
BELL BREVITIES.
A Number Of Social, Personal and To-
cal News Items.

A Number Of Social, Personal and To-
cal News Items.
Bell, November 2l.-0ur little town
lie dull now as the cotton season is
nearly over.
T. ]. Lindsey was in town Friday
Cane grindings are all the rage.
Everybody will soon be sweet.
w. J. VILLA ms OF Alachus was visit.
ing his brother, J. +. Williams Of this
place. Come again.
Jones Z. Bryant has gone to the
coast on a fshing and hunting ezpedi-
tion.
c. o. Fletcher has just returned
from NeWberFy. Charles is quite q
business man here Of late.
Marcy ScoAeld Of Ward City, who
has been visiting his parents, Mr.. and
Mrs. g. H. scoHeld, returned home
today.
Miss Belle LlndSey visited her par.
ents ~ YnlaE Saturday and Sunday.
Irwin Atkins and wife end Mrs. Dan
Fletcher have gone TO the State Fair
81 Tampa.
so. Barron went to Alachua on
business today.
J. A. Ward has accepted the wood
contract for the 8. A. L. R. X. He
seems 20 be enjoying his new project.
Ed Slaughter is on the sick list this
week.
The young folks enjoyed = candy
pnIlihg at A. B. aimmons' q few nights
aRo, Everybody had q good time.
Miss LOis Mikoll went 70 Alhchua on
Saturday Shopping.
zaek BFyant and wife and Miss Eth
el WSdkins spent Sunday with Mr..
and Mrs.. w. A. Bryant.
The 8. A L crew get their breakfast
~ Mn. RVdman's.
The Bell school IL progressing nicely
undsT the skilful management OF our
worthy tsaeheFS. Miss Belle Lindsey
principal. and Miss Clara Crosby, as'
SlstaAt.
Aessrs. Jim T0mpkinS and Hsss OF
Tyler and Miss Dora Love and Mise
Eva SaRdeSs Of JsnRihgb Lake spent
sandag Wieh Ne. and Mr. s o Bar
roo.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22
surnsd at stake BY indiana.

las Angeles, Cal. Nov. 81 In a
letter received by George w KuoX
81 this city. the fate Of Henry Miller
and Gus Oliudor. who loft here on an
expedition 20 Tiburton island. In the
gulf Of California, year aEo. and vac
have never been heard from. IL prob
ably disclosed. On the desolate shores
OF the gulf Of California, near u desert.
cd Indian village. wandering derd.
or has just found the trappingS Of
Mlllor and OlInder a book OF nautical
science. which belonged 10 Captain
OlinJer. and q pair OF human hands,
which may have belonged 10 one Of
tho unfortunate men.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22

Athsu0n. Tea Nov ~ ~ ! iloi
iop. 8 crpDis. shp' shd aorA.ly
H0uu1sl An8y ilaT' kis en- ts4ag, o.
kis bon a, Eas' s. HaFd Hsiiop Saf
res6sgtd aas g. De- aa berr HaH ga
feeeuiiY iadieiss a. fieasion "a .
etaSrs % maf3ss !s ooaneetioa sta
ths 1seih a his yo1ne sistsfin iAv.
Hoiiog'a 6aaEtfrT WAfis - 90 uh
AsF arFssL dis vifs 6ie1 aiss. HAFt
vas re,sassd from the fB1istmseg
eharEiag maFesT. 80 vag fhta ~
6iefea co. afu,ssfy.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22
COTTON ADVANCES
FIVE DOLLARS BALE
'7,48O,867 Bales Ginned Up to
Nov. IA of This Years Growth
AGAINST o.7se.eOO LAST YEAR

Wild Scenes on New York Cotton Elk.
change When Report Vas Made Pub.
lie at 2 p. m, the Price Advancing
100 Points IN Ten Minutes.
Special to The Daily Sun.
New York, Nov 2l.-0ne Of the wild.
est scenes ever witnessed on the New
York Cotton Exchange occurred today
upon the reading OF the Government
report showing che number OF bales
ginned Of the present years growth to
be only Z, 400 1917 bales up to November
l4lh, whereas those interested in keep
ing down the price Of the staple had
predicted that the report would show
exceeding eight million. As soon as
the report was read the besrp scram.
bled to cover their short contracts,
while the bulls tore each others'cothes
in their wild efforts to get into the
market before the price advanced too
high. Just before the reading Of the
report May cotton ruled at TO- 81 and in
a few moments the delivery was up to
l1.95.
Strange TO say the Government re-
port made public today shows only |
$4,000 more bales ginned than the re-
port Of the National Ginners' Associa-
ton, whereas two weeks ago the diff
ference between the two reports was
nearly half q million. The Govern
ment report today shows $3.50, 235
bales less ginned this season than up to
the same date last year and those who
have made a study of the crop declare
this is conclusive proof that this years
crop will not exceed ten million bales.
The closing session of the exchange
was excited, May cotton ruling firm at
1l.74,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22

Thus far 40 kh0W ~ rDFoaa % ~
sr1 =. go s9gt - outer snTei0ps. -
a., ~ from IN iltshss soiar
nEki lnd hsai that u msy b. aad
Wifl,ogt FHaEErFatinn nat ne saH has
hsssf really basa stD'ilsi ogmprehao-
siesiy Wtfhih fhs ossgaa y 80 ooesn
% Eas sO9 niiea dep staih1d q FubI
~ ~ ne sr.aas0a blazs - hydfogsa.
F1ast4ss - asass cap frDis rhif Fut1y
mast aftsa % e blight % e hahAre1
usgusani mitss shd r..ssr
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22
WEEK OF PRAYER.
Interesting Meetings Being Held at the
KaVanaugh M. E. Church.

Interesting Meetings Being Held at the
KaVanaugh NJ. E. Church.
The services at Kavanaugh Metho.
dat Episcopal Church during this, the
week Of prayer, are proving OF much
interest. Following is the program
for this afternoon at 8 $3.50 o'clock;
Subject, Prayer" Leader, Mrs.
Futch.
Hymn.
Responsive Scripture Reading.
Prayer
Gloria Patria.
Some of the Causes That Prompt
Prayer by Us as Christian Women and
Members Of the Foreign Missionary
Society mice Mason.
Talk, what Are the Conditions Of
Prevailing Prsyer?"-Mrs sibley.
Song.
"Whit Assurance Do We Have That
God Hears and Answers Payer"
Mrs. LeGrsnde.
Reading, Prayer In Relation TO
Arnold.
Do1oloRy and Benedietion.
The attendance at these meetings
has been quite large and much inter
est manifested. The ladies Of The city
are cordially invited 20 attend any and
all meetings,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22

ChlcaEo SO, 2i.--A ihpaich 20 the
Tribune from Il!iAnapolh. Ind. says
that Governor HAhley's recen,ly IN.
auEuraieI campaign aEAlnst Sunday
saloons for thc hrst time rfg.dly vas
enforced 10 every city. loun and han
LEI IN Indlana ysse:iay. q UaH made
Applicable also 20 diEruV,abls roa0rtE
N short. q practically va impoaalbls
20 oslAia a triak from nilnight 10
midnlgn,
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22

Heallh 10 shaoI1Isly impossible u
eoostipat,on ts presrnt AanJ srrioos
easss o. h5sf and Ei4nsy eompiaint
hs5s spfuuE from brE!seifd soasiiPa-
tigs sect q tspl5abls eoaditioh u
unnecessary Ihzrs 10 . eafs fee u.
Bsrbtns gill speedily rensiy mattsfs.
@ A LissaJ ? - Bsonsoa. Pa
~vsss Feb i2. ia -HaFinG aaaf
$780,. I fsd & . Gee We1iellg faF
9-ssi-afiou /" Sc q beitie. 80 ~
~. ~ 1ohAtGH-
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22
HAWTHORN HAPPENINGS.
Death of An Old Rssident--Rsal Estate
DeaI-Other News Notes.

Oeal-OVeE NGNA Nolob.
Hawthorn, November p An impor-
tant real estate deal Was transacted
last week in the. Selling Of the real.
dence owned by J. r. Martin Of this
place TO P. Baker Of Campville. The
place will be occupied 10 q few days b.
J. Bashlo aud family.
W. T. McEuen had the misfortune co
lose his baby recently. II was sick
only a short while, being seemingly In
good health in the afternoon, aud died
before morning.
The young child OF W. ChStIe. Who
has been sick some time, died recently.
Judge Adkins, who Vas the oldest
citizen Of this place, and whose aGs
was estimated TO be one hundred and
four yean, died last week, and vas
inferred in the Hawthorn cemetery.
Professor W. r. Bell and wife vent
70 Gainesville last week 70 eOhisT
with she Superintendent Of Poblis In.
stFuetion Ia regard to exhibits Of diff
ferrnt schools for the State Fair 90
Tampa. HaWthorn seh3ol has q neal
and Attractive exhibit Of work done By
ths popils, which Gill BE- hard 20 tEosl
II Judged by accuracy o. work done.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22
q. q. Burhans Tssti6ss Ahsr FouI
YsarS.

q. b. BuFhauG Of Carlisle Center, n,
y, Whtss' About four years ago
wrote you stating thA, had been en-.
tlEely cured Of . severe kidney trouble
b. IahinG less then tWO bOlllSs Of F0-
Isy'S kidney Cure. Il sniiFsly stopped
che brisk dust sediment, and pain and
symptoms Of kldaSy disease dISap.
PsaFsd. ! am Elsd 10 say thai | hsve
never had q FSt0En Of hny Of lhoss
symptoms daFInR Ihe iO0E yoArS thsI
have elapsed and ] Am SVldssily cured
70 sIas cured. end heartily recommend
FolsI's Kidhsy Care "a aaJoRs suffer.
Ina from hIdRsJ 90 bladder trouble"
J, w. MsC0llam a 90.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22
F. & A. M. CONVENTION.
10 be Held in This City for Three
OaYs-Opens This Evening.


TIE Masonic lodges comprising the
Eleventh District Of the State Of Flor
ida will begin a three days meeting at
t0e Masonic Hall in his city At 1880
o'clock this evening, lasting through
Thursday and Friday, the 23d aud
oath.
The various lodges comprising the
district are Waldo No. 10, Alachua No.
20, Micanopy No 20, Gainesville No.
Al, Melrose No, SO, Rock Hill No. 90,
Hawthorn No. lO9 and Island Grove
No. l25. Delegates from sill OF these
lodges are expected to be present.
Most Worshipful Grand Master Dr..
Charles W, Johnson Of Jacksonville
and Past Grand Master Marcus Endel
of this city are members Of the com.
mittee on the work Of the Grand
Lodge and will have supervision Of the
instruction and work OF the conven-
tion.
These conventions have been prov.
ing OF much interest TO the members
Of the fraternity and the lodges in this
district will no doubt improve this OPP
pOrtunity to be present and profit by
the instruction thus to be obtained by
them from the past and present grand
officers.
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22
BIRMINGHAM HAS BIG FIRE.
Another Large conhasratlOn Visits
This Alabama City.

Another Large conhasrstlon Visits
This Alabama City,
Birmingham, Ala, Nov. 2l--A sol.
Id half block Of buildings was totally
destroyed by hro whicl broke out
shortly after midnight this morning
Al tde corner Of Third avenue and
Nineteenth street rho lOAs at this
hour, o'clock, il estimated at $780,.
900. The amount Of insurance IL un.
known.
The heaviest losers viii be tls Ala
bama Penny Savings bank and the
Peoples Telephone exchange, adioia.
Ing. A four-stOry structure adt0lnins
the store Of LovemAs, Joseph 4 LOob
was eptirely burned Ths upper sto
RES Of this building we're usoi 90
negro club rooms The aFst floor vas
occupied by the X. KnAui Plumbing
company and the Birmingham Gun and
Key company.
The fre broke ou' IN q warehouse
on Ne alley across from the postOdice
and this entire building vas quickly
Ia names. The blaze spread rapidly
10 the rcar Of 'ss o,ler buniinEs and
q hiEh WiLd made The work 81 control
Ing The IRE extremely difficult
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22

Be SuFe and use that old and sell
sired Fsmedy. Mr.. wlusl0W's sOoth-
thg syFup. f0F ehildrsn tssthlnR. iI
aoOthsa The child. E1dtsBa ne gums.
alisga ell pain. egFrs Hind cole and is
ths best Fsnisdy f0F dAFTh0oa. Tgra-
oY.dVe eanta D bottle
Gainesville daily sun. (Gainesville, Fla.) 190?-1938, 1905-11-22
The Florida
Fruit and Truck Grower
Id BEUMBT, EAllsg aRd Provr,
OCALA. FLA,

a haadsomety ililsIFaSst magaaina
devoted especially 10 che lnteFogts %
tks fruit and veg tabir gfQGem u
FiaEian
a special tFiai salseriVti0n 81 siH
Weafks Wiii ~ saut o. foeaipt q y
egaf1. atamp4 tahah,