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The Pacific commercial advertiser. [volume] (Honolulu, Hawaiian Islands) 1885-1921, 1907-08-25

fashion, and seemingly very anxious
concerning the safety of the gentle
man with the bag. The bag bore in
large black letters on one side the
initials 'tB. X"
Take care of yerself, Ben, there's
a lot 'anging to yer" said one man
anxiousIy, after they had assisted the
little man in the big coat into the
carriage and had dumped his bag in
after him. They'll all meet yer at
the end, an they'll treat yer as if yer
was a baby. Not word, mind, to
anybody; an wotever We do, ole pal-
this in a low, impressive voice-"go
fer is peppers"
seYou leave me alone,'' said the little
man in a surly voice. IF 1 don't
know enough to knock out Beauty
Maggs in three rounds. well, take me
'ome and put me to bed. 1 can't say
no fairer than that
AS the train began to move the two
gentlemen, walking alongside, contlnu-
ed their earnest entreaties to the gen
tleman of the damaged features. only
part of those did Archibald Timbury
catch: but they seemed to be OF
Kindly character, because one gentle
men urged, again and again, That the
man with the bag would put the in
dividual known as Beauty Maggs to
Sleep" Timbury was glad TO feel that
men of so rough stamp could be so
thoughtful.
For a long time no word was spoken;
then presently the man in the big
overcoat looked across at Archibald
with his remaining serviceable eye,
and remarked upon the rawness of the
evening. Archibald politely agreed
with him and inquired if ne were 60
ing far.
"rm a-goin' jist about far enough
fer yer tumble this time" said the
man. with a laugh. 81 suppose now,
guv'nor, you amt ever set eyes on my
chfvvy afore-eh?'
'.On your what?" asked Mr.. Timbury
mildly.
Don't I speak Hinglish?" asked the
man. with some fierceness. Il dunno
w're some o. you folks as bin brought
up-s'welp me, I don't!" he exclaimed.
"Chivvy-face-can it anythink yer
like"
II don't think I've had the pleas
ure of meeting YOU" said Archibald
politely. You see, 1 don't go about
much
ANY day down Fleet Street you
might see me 'anging up in a winder;
blue and yeller is my colors, and
don't mind who knows it, An amt
vou ever card of Ben Kitson, the
fancy light-weight?'
mo. I don't think I have" said
Archibald, beginning to wish that he
had chosen another compartment.
.sSome people don't seem to read the
noospapers nowadays" said Mr.. Kit
son contemptuously. "Yus, guvnor
I'm on a little bit o business-on the
onptrav moo, so ter speak-an' there's
three 'underd golden sinners 'anging
70 If An I feel as ft-well, I'd like
70 ave round wiz porter or two
list to keep me eye in!
Archibald got a little farther into
hts corner: it occurred to him thai
+ba littIe man might desire to have
ro,,,,5 with him. failing handy
Ter He was relieved when pres
49, the train drew u, at station
here they would have to change
i've took quite fancy to you
,.ouro man" said Mr.. Kitson' as ne
tosse6 his bag to the platform ana
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continued to shoulder Archibald along
in front Of him. They did not go into
the house itself, but instead, turned
off quickly little to the left until
they came to a large square building
in a sort of yard.
:" Ere we are-though it is a bit
late. Now then, my boy. Jist a bit of
a rub down. and you won't know yer
self!''
They fairly ran him to a smaller
building at the end Of the great barn,
pulled open door. and thrust him in.
From the barn itself he could hear a
great noise of shouting and whistling,
and could see, through the small door,
a bright light.
Its very strange" he said, as he
sat down and looked about him. sort
of house-party, 1 suppose?"
Look ere, my lad if you keep on
givin' it lip quite so much you won't
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Won fulfil that ideal have in my
mind, and these arms are open 10
you.I
sogiMr. Timbury went away ana
meditated for a day or two on Ihe
easiest method of suicide. Rejectns
one after the other as being too violent
or too wet he decided that he would
Ave on-a picture of misery and ms
pkaced devotion--until Miss Julia BOW
nan should discover how great mis-
take she was making.
The evening world., 1907-08-12
4BlHz WILL TAKE:
1000! TO W|TzEL' s
Supporters of Tammany's
Chief in the oath to Turn
Out in Force.

Hr-Aideuman John ]. Dietz, Tammany
leader OF the Twenty-fourth Assembly
District. and his braves OF the Miami
Club expect ii, have the time OF their
lives at the annual outing and games
OF rhs oiuo at Witrcss Point View
Grove, College Point. next Wednesday,
Secretary James Kennedy has received
acccoptances from an unusual number
OF tho truly great and the well-beloved
OF Tammnny from other districts, and
when tho two thousand braves OF tho
Miami start. with Leader Dietx at thoir
head, from the club-house. No 1900
Lexington avenue. on "Dufrysa Hii."
bright and early Wednesday morning
TO parade TO the boat. they will have
triumphal march through waving ban
ners and gay deoorationr. and their re-
turn In the gloaming that nigh, will be
lighted all along the route by red fire.
- Among tho notables who Will attend
s!Ge their .'morai' support 10
johnny Dietz, for he has q hot night for
the retention OF tho leadership OF tho
district. viii be Little Tim" Sullivan
..Tom" Foley, William J Wright, Percy
". Magic, Eugene Mcclure, sneriif
a1ayes. Ross Williams, Senator J. j.
f,rawley, Congressman Dan Riordan.
Magistrate joe Moss, Justice Hsiles.
Judge whitman. MaHistrato Kernocnan
&sa pistxsct-A Astornsy.
The evening world., 1907-08-12
BIC, BOLD BEAR
BATS ROOSEVELT
ON SYCAMORE HILL
Scratches at Presidents Door,
Starts Hue and Cry and
Gets Away.

OYSTER BAY, Aug 12--A real 1--we
bear of whom no ono claims ownership
IA. taken up bis hsas IN ths woods on
snSannore H!u, And -asriy- today paid
a VIII, TO the rss!dents OF President
Roosevelt.
The trsmplins OF the underorush near
the edge OF tho cleared knoll on which
the Presidents summer homo Is situ-
uted reused the Secret Service guard
10 activity. While the sleuths went fa,o
tho woods the bear came boldly Into
the clearing.
When the guard returned to his pos,
sf,er a vain search for tho cause OF the
ne,,e. ne was given another start by
hearing scratching on tho roof Of n
laan.to, a, the rear OF the Presdents
house.
Up on she roof wan, the zsuardsmsn.
hut what he saw osussa him 10 stop
AS he was doing this the bsar made
over the other nds, jumped 10 the
ground. and ranblsd or toward the
TSe secret serv.ce men hastily or
ganized the household dogs and stable
men into a hunting party. For three
hours the hunt lnsted--trom 3 until .
O oclock-but tho bear had got away.
HIS tracks have been carefully guarded
and present the only evidence 10 sub
stantiate the story,
For several days those who are fre
ouent visitors 10 Sycamore Hin have
reported hearing the crhclSle OF twigs
a. they had gone UP tho road In the
PRESIDENTS grounds: and the belief is
now fixed that the bear has been living
here for some days,
The evening world., 1907-08-12

WHO IL husband No. :, saa then de-
clarod himself
Roman had bccn believed = be d"ad
for sixteen wears HIS wife m m1rici
Bostak fourteen years azo. and they
haze SIX children.
Two months ago man WITH a bray
white beard applied f3r board At the
BeStaks ard wls given y room He-was
quiet ard greatly Interested In Mrs.
i}ostaS I.aat night az Bostak kissad
bis Wife tic baardsr knosked hiiu down
with pokcy nnd then revealed himself
as tic missing husband
Instead OF having been killed In a
western rulne. as his Wife believed. ne
had escaped. but kept It to himself.
Bostak had Roman nrrested for as
sault and battery. and Roman re,aliatcd
by nwcaring out.s warrant charging his
w.fe with bigamy.
The matter WAS settled to-day. how
ever. by Roman agreeing TO go away
and never again bother the couple.
The evening world., 1907-08-12
RUNS BURNING CAR
TO ENGINE HOUSE
Women Held Prisoners in Blaz-
ing Trolley Are Hurt When
They Leap Out.

ATLANTIC CITY. n J.. Aug. IA
-Four women were hur, in panic
wh!lo escaping from q blazing trolley
car last night after Afotormsn Jones
had run the car for two miles 70
q tre house. The car caught nre from
a defective fuse at ventnor. three, miles
down the beach. and WAS soon blazing
nerriiy. Jones put ON all speed as the
conductor dropped on and phoned tho
nearest fire company In this city.
Thousands of promenaders watched
the blazing car with Its shriekipg
women passengers "a II spun along
at mile minute clip. When the
motornan reached the hre house The
nramen were on hand with chemical
apparatus and smothered the fre IN a
1iny. The frightened passengers made
a dive for the door as soon as the car
was halted and tho women were hurt
In the crush
The evening world., 1907-08-12
TH|SENOCH ARDEN
CAME AS BOARDER
AND LICKED NO. 2.
tan.o.nl . rn. rr.n,n. worla.l

tSprChl 70 IN" i-'sh'iis NV'41'l
wILKEs-BARRE. Pa. Aug, IA
Aftcr boarding. unrecoKnixed. at the
home o, his wito and her second hus.
band for two months. Roscoe Roman,
modern Enoeh Arden. in "a NJ OF
jealousy last night ftlled John Bostnk.
The evening world., 1907-08-12
WOMEN FLUNG OFF
SIGHTSEEING AUTO,
DRAGGED BY CAR
Broadway Motorman Pushes
Wreck Half a Block,
with Victims.
ONE UNDER WHEELS.
Big Tourist Motor RRammed
on Broadway. Green
Motorman Loses Head.
ONE UNDER WHEELS,

/,
Three women had the narrowest kind
of.an. escape from death to-day when a
. ,,,o ~.
rear oi Dig ash'-seehk eoach on
+ HsoadwaS-i In front OF 'he i'on'hai'
House, Losing control OF his motor
through fright, the mot6rman showed
,s-.4-,.,,,,.,7,-.. -pason. fully
seventy -hSe teet. WINE my S's''ia' "stS
cntangled with lot OF wreckage In the
e.r fender. Hundreds OF Broadway
,.o,,n.d ~. ,..,. In horror
expecting that every i''o'i'eh' 't'e women
would slip loose from 'le oVafoutaened
fender and DO cur 70 pieces uhuer the
wheels oil the car
The big sightseeing coach. with tsir'
ty-hve passengers al out-os-.own Vis-
itors, was on It's way from F'orty-seo-
ona street 70 tAc "ah sueel uA"'i '''.
II was psoeeeaihs al ie'sufesf paea
WINE the iheSaphone oFator ue
OBJECTS OF interest," 10 me tourists.
Inc car was no. zlsl. IN charae' IL is
said. of green motoEnan. Apparently
without aAN excuse ne suddeniy cFasHna
into the rear OF the tall sight-Bee!ng
coach which towered IN even with tho
49,. ~, -, nv =, ~
''oso ', aeoNe MS "e'N~ A"e iofe" OF tiio
collision was sufficient TO smash in tho
underpinninEs OF the coach.
Three Flung on Fender.
T,. ,.,r 80, ,.o, .,r,
.eat sea. ofoAs eharop away
backward upon the front OF tho car.
ca,rv,nx .to,r %. ~. o.o,.n.n,. 80
-. W
men being at ono end together dropped
80. =, ~. ~. w.r. ~, ,.r,on,,y
~ =. 'Ao o "o'
hnrt.
Blu. the women ala not faro 50 well
One a, ,b.r, wan, urdsr the larrrea
one " .He". uhuot .'' W
car fender The other two tell halt
on and half on tho fender.
AN re. 80 "eaa e".'
To add TO his confusion part OF tas
wrecked scat had dropped over the
dashboard on him SO that he could not
see dist,notiy.
,,.,... =, agbt.,,nv nj. h,.k., \.
Soh6iHueo 70 saohs s"e eaiaseo aakHI-
seeing auto on ahead OF Elm. Amid the
frightened CRIES OF the uninJured
pasyepxoru and the shouts Of cab
ortVeFs ana p nc pu n. ,.ns s
I,,. w,sSk LOT rd = ,pan, ,he carnsr ~ Twsn.v.
sVusn n,,s ,,r.sr M, ai,nosi 10 tns niasls Of ,Sa
block. me utes hrnnc 'sii,tnoI @ Up
In the cIlS'er OF Sio ~ p,onon s,'.d sesr. Mesa
rolled ana aras .s.. ssa in n en.se ,,s,e, aia sS
The, third, she wno ,,n, hnd gone under tho
fender, was heroistuy u"nslous .I.
Finally She sse' sa. naI.sa Men
draSseo sra. ue ~ M rrp,n OF the Sendsr aas
carried ,ne' TW.nty-arth str.st
drug sIots y. atIaa' a. x.,..i,t, ~ 81 eG,,
O.. was aaeonseions. on. He Her collar bone
The evening world., 1907-08-12
q q - CURES
~. -. -. BLOOD POISON

other disease thorough of the blood
than in Contagious Blood particle
will multiply the
the blood that of the body will be from the this
powerful disease Usually the
itself the contaminated that
the mouth and throat uea glands the groin swell hair and
brows out coored the body and
and ulcers break the flesh umate sufferer
Blood Poison by purifying the circulation attacks
the disease in the way by going down into the
fluid
fresh and health sustaining The
the patient under influence OF and until
of the disease from the blood
completely restored to health Not particle the left for
future outbreaks after S. has purified the blood Book
free. THE SWIFTeSPECIFIC CO.. ATLANTA. GA
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-09-23
TiE FESSENDEN ACADEMY
An Interesting Rand 6ood Issued from
the Star Jc5 Department for
Useful Florida Institution

The star job Office has just finished
printing for the FesSenden Academy
and Industrial School its annual pub
LEGATION. the Herald. These annual
publications are mailed out. free. to
thousands of readers and priced high
iy FOR their interesting contents.
The issue Of 1901 contains ~ pages
skillfully printed on heavy enameled
book paper WIKI cuts Of the buildings
and industrial classes. instructors and
the founder +. =. Fessenden.
The book shows that a school run
by corporation of our county board.
the American Missionary Association
and the Slater board is truly a light
house for the cOlored boys and girls
Of Florida Fitting references are
made 10 Supt. earn, Dr.. Buttrick and
officers OF the American Missionary
Association.
IN extensive outline Of the work Oc
cupies the first pages after which fol-
lows the courses OF study Besides
the common English branches We note
that high school studies are also pur-
sued. Courses in sewing. cooking, car
pentry and domestic science and ag-
riculture are noticeable features. The
reading habit is advocated in book
lists to be used as foundatio for
small libraries. The conventional
Rules and Regulations are an in
sight into the character training Civ
IN under the schools direction. The
enrolment shows the school to have
had last session 29S students scatter
"a through twelve grades. The brief
sketch of the founder shows Ferdi-
nand Fessenden to have been a re-
markable man. Observations concern
ing negro schools and address to pa
irons contain food for thought The
miscellaneous part of the book is fill
ed with choice bits of poetry, philoso-
ply. practical hints. historical items
concerning coiCved people and many
interesting and worthy articles. Each
page Of advertising is fronted by read
ing matter that would do credit to any
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-09-23
BUILDING THE NEW SIDEWALKS

To the Property owners in the &C.
ment Sidewalk Area Of Ocai2: We
have been requested h. numbers Of
property owners in the sidewalk area
% DO their work. but il Will be a
physical iml">sibility for Us TO do
it all at once and therefore we can
only build the sidewalks as the orders
are received ana We ask our custom
erS u give Us the required time.
There are many miles Of the side
walk u he bull; and We are prepared
10 do the work. We also propose tn
Use Lake Weir sand for the wearing
surface. although the ordinance does
not require il. This Lake Weir sand
Is admitted by all to he the very finest
material for this work.
We are home people and any con-
tracts entrusted 10 US Will be faith
fully carried out. The sidewalk in
front IF Mr.. Holders residence on
Fort King avenue is a sample Of the
work We can do. our offices and
draughting department are located in
rooms p. % and 80 of the Holder
block
The Woodmar Sard & Stone Co.
James =. Moorhead, President
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-09-23
OPENING OF THE
OCAlA GRADED HIGH SCHOOL

The Ocala Graded High school will
open Thursday morning. Sept Goth.
The corps Of teachers are: PRINCIPAL
John II. Workman; first assistant.
Miss Sara T. McCreery. second as
sistant. Miss Margaret Goode. II Viz
ginia. Miss Goode Is new Il ocala.
but is splendidly equipped for the pp-
sitipn assigned her she is a grad
uate Of the normal department Of the
University Of Nashville. She taught
successfully one term at Hopkinsville.
Ky high school ana has just COM
pleted her second year at Bethel Fe-
male College. Ky where she taught
natural science and mathematics. and
which studies she Viii teach here
The 9Th grade viii he taught by
Miss Georgia Berger, 7th grade. Miss
Hattie Dye; 9Th grade. Miriam Pas
teur: 4Jh grade. Miss Susie Fort: Srd
grade. Miss Fannie Clark. md grade.
Miss Margaret Taylor. Isl or primary
department Miss Nellie Stevens and
assisted by Miss Ella Ecrlenhau
children are urged - bring their
books and pencils and those desiring
examination To establish grade If ea-
trance, bring pens. irN and paIer ana
be ready for work.
The opening promises u be an au-
spiciouS one ana To add interest ana
enthusiasm To the cause the star trusts
there viii be an uutpou.ing II the
friends and patrons Of the school and
give the term such a send of that
the splendid work done in the raSt ly
Prof. Workman and his assistants that
this term viii be emQhatiCally a red
letter one in school work.
All the teachers II the school have
been connected with the school in the
past except Miss Margaret Goo4e. Il
whom the Star extends a cordial well
come and trust her stay With Us Viii
be both pleasant and profitable
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-09-23

Hrst-c-@ss magazine. Tie advertise
ments are varied in t1eir topographic
cal makeup Danny borders clear
cut and beautiful display work make
ZACH al. - IL considered as Z most
artistic work
The book contains advertisements
from IN leading business men u
Central Florida This shows the busy
white merchants are willing 20 aid a
worthy c5.or5d school II = merits sucn
Iteration. A. the same time the
book = going u prove 3 6ne adver-
Using medium l. annual appearance
should never show less u energy o.
friends.
IT, following firms are represented
in ~ advertising pages, The H. B
Masters Co. The Marion Hardware
Co. NcIver < Nackay. HeIyenston <
Pasleur. Autobiography Drugstore. q
\. Nash. Ocala B3tt.ing Works. Ocala
Bazaar Co Geo Giles & @. Guar
anJee Clothing Co G0trEe5's studio.
Ocala Manufacturing Co, the MunrOe
* Chambliss Bank. Commercial Bank.
4. Z. Burnett. Smith & Roberts, p.
Z. Tonge * 60. Rheinauer * Co.
Ocala News Co. The Marion Shoe Co.
L. T. Teuton & Co. ". P. Edwards
Cobb. The ljverymar. TkeuS- Zachry
Furniture 60. F. K. Powers. Martin
& earn. Knoblcck Bros. Ocala Iron
Works Variety Store. Ocaia Planning
II!lL The Evening Star. The Hunter
Drug 60. The New Racket. Ocala
Steam Laundry. =. y. Schlemmer. F.
Q. 3. Weihe, the Jeweier. and the Tea
Pot Grocery.
The large edition Of the Herald is
u b given way. The mechanical
work shows the job WORK OF the Star
ID b. UnexceIed. Our book business
i growing all the time and any
schools or colleges that contemplate
getting oUt ANIMALS ~ catalogues will
- We'll - get a coy II the book r.
;err-d u and figure CT having Us o.
tre.- ErsJ-cl3ss job.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-09-23
At THE CHURCHES YESTERDAY

The church services were fairly vel
attended yesterday morning and I'll
t1e ministers Ireach-t interesting and
Instructive sermons. Re-. e.. e. car
roll rendered q ire se-wgn 9n -E- life
me character yt Moses Pc Axis
-3u was yy-rrt wing with III tam
rerance sentiment devJt.ng The Gay
- that WORK IL rne morning H.
.3gically showed that minister had
a perfect r-gat - discuss any subject
mat effected the good and We.far- u
gammunIty A. night n preached
straight ut ten r-ranc- sermon.
which was listened - WI-a interest
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-09-23
BOARD OF TRADE MEETING

An important board II trade meet
.Eg Viii ~ held al Z. n. Friday in
To-. city council chambers u fully dis
cuss and put into operation the plan
10 carry cut the idea u q state can
didate coming out convention. This
= an important matter in which this
city il vitality Interested and d fun
attendance II members a. well a. all
other Interested citizens. j. desired.
Chas. Rhe!naUer, Y. P.
g. L Bittinger. Secretary.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-09-23
IF You BEAD This

7. viii b 70 learn that the leading mafi.
cal writers and teachers II all rne several
schools u przct!ce recommend. IN the
strongest terms EsD>siD De, eacn and every
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O. d. Pierce's Golden Medical Discovery
for TIE cure Of wezh stomach. dyspepsia.
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-09-23
HOW'S THIS

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re
ward for any case Of Catarrh that
cannot be cured by Halls cacarrh
cure. T. J. Cheny &: Co.
Toledo Ohio.
We the Undersigned. have known I.
J. Cheney for the last l. years. and be
lieve him perfectly honorable IN all
business transactions and financially
able 70 carry OUT any obligations made
by his firm.
Wa.ding. Kinnan & Marvin.
Wholesale Druggists Toledo. O.
Halls Catarrh cure is taken inter-
naIIy. acting directly upon the blood
and mucous surfaces Of the system.
Testimonials sent free. Price, 7Jc. per
bottle. Sold by al druggists.
Take Halls Family Pills for consti-
ration.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-09-23

w some time ago spoke # c. II
CampbelIs promotion as one Of the
officers and department managers 81
TIL T.ber Hose 60. Of New York. H
has been transferred from Atlanta Il
New YORK with enlarged business re
~p.lSibiiiJies and Increased pay. Mr
Campbell has moved his family from
Atlanta u Brooklyn. The many warm
friends Of our former toWnsman and
mayor will be pleased u hear Of MS
success in the business world.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1907-09-23

Or. Lisk. Of Granamvi,Ie, came IN
this morning with his daughter, Miss
Nellie. d recent graduate Of the Flor
ida Female College al Tallahassee, but
who returns 10 that school 10 take a
postgraduate course and TO become
an assistant teacher. Miss Lisk viii
be accompanied Dy Miss Pillans Of
Eureka. who VIII be a student az that
college.