davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
WYMORDOWANIE zAk0GI.
W Persyi znjW Wre rewoIucya.
WILHELM ONIEMIAk.
Bunt wojska tureckiegO. - Ustapienie Aehreuthala-
PO!ityka Niemiec. - Obrazliwy ksiaze, - CastrOW
Europe. - Rome.

MI serbskiego, znowu zostanle
wniesiona skarga do sadu, o ME-
wypiacalno5c "a dlugi. PozyczY
on podobno $4,000 ma podroz do
Petersburga W jednym Z bankow
bia}ogrodzkich. Gdy dyrektor
banku sam sic zglosii po pieniq-
DE, ksiqze sic obrazii i kazai go
palacu wyrzucic. Krol Piotr
takze odm6wil odpowiedzialno-
Sci "a ten nowy dug, syna. Po
trzech dniach, bank zwr6ci sic re
skargq do sqdu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
WYBUCH w MAGAZYNACH
WOJSKOWYCH.

Kalkutta, 8 grudnia. - Wsku-
tex wybuchu w tutejszym maga-
zynie wojskowym, zgineto II lu-
dzi, a 26 odniosio ciezkie obraze-
MIA. - Wiekszosc rannych praw-
dopodobnie umrze w szpitalu.
zofnierze i podoficerowie, kra-
jowcy padli ofiara nieszczescia,
kt6re zdarzylo sic przy zamianie
ostrych, naboi ma Slepe: z poczat-
ku myslano re wybuch byi die
lem agitator6w, pogioska ia jed
max okazala sic najzupelniej po-
zbawiona podstaw.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
Mniej szczcSliwy wspoitowa-
rzVSz niedo1i.

Opodal, " tenn samem vie re
niu, znajduje sic pewien murzy':;>
nazwis.;iem Andrew Williams,
skazany na smierc "a zamordowa-
ME zonY. Murzyn ma zawisna
ma szubienity w przyszly piq TX.
Williams ponuro patrzyl ma Blni.,
ka, gdy ten wprost szalai RADIO
Sci. Bi,Iis starai sic 60 pocieszyt,
wiec powiedzia}:
"Nie hdi SIG; tobie wyroh
Smicrc: odloza".
Williams na to odpowiedz L: Z
pewnq otucha w g1osie, &c jego
adwoka. >1a udac sic do guo -
nato-t Z pre- $ha odiozenie kary
smierci przy ajmniej ma trzydz;e-
Sci dn'. tax, by sprawa mogla e
dostaG 10 najwyzszego s2du.
"Lecz - zakohczyl murzyn -
zdaje sly, :e niema dla mnie ma
dziei". I
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
Washington, q. c., 8 grudnia.

Washington, d. c., 8 grudn1a.
- Wczoraj okofo poludnia zgro-
madzil sic ma drflgq sesye szeSc-
dziesiaty kongres.
Speaker" J. c. Cannon pre-
wodniczy1 Izbie Representatives,
wice-prczydent Fairbanks zebra
niu Senatu.
Galerye przepefnione byIy bly,
szczqca publiczpoSciq.
Po odczytanill listy kongres-
man6w, okazalo sic ze 63I jest
obccnych ma posiedzeniu. Potem
nastqpilo zaprzysiezenie siedmiu
nowych czlonk6w wstepujQcych
ma micjsce po z1narlych, hub tych
kt6rzy zrezygnowali. Sq to ma
stepujqcy:
H. A. Barnhart, demokrata,
kt6ry nastepuje po zmarlym
kong. Brock, IS dystryktu sta
nil Indiana; A. Estopinal dem. po
&ongr. Meyer Z I dystr. Louisia-
ny; Otto G. Foclker, republ., po
kongr. Dunwell 3 dystr. New
Ycrku; Fr. E. Guersney, rep. po
kongr. Powers, Z 4 dyStr. st.
Maine; E. NJ. MarsterS, rep. po
kongr. Parker Z South Dakota;
O. c. Wiley, dem. po swym ojcu
Z 2 dystr. st. Alabama i J. P.
Smascy po kongr. Littlefieldl re
st. Maine, kt6ry zrezygnowa1
podczas ostatniej sesyi.
Jest rzcczq prawie pewnG, sq-
dzac w'czorajszego przyjecia,
re "speaker'e1n2 Izby Reprezen-
tantow pozostanie nadal Cannon.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
KONCERT MA DOCHOD
SZPITALA.

Pomimo wielu innych atrakcyj
wczorajszy koncert w hall "Or-
chestra" zgromadzil mnostwo do
borowej publicznosci. Czysty do
ch6d koncertu przeznaczony 70
stall ma szpital dla dzieci t. wv.
"Children's Memorial Hospital'.
w koncercie udzia1 brala sfawna
orkiestra ThOmasa.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
COFNIECIE INTERPELACYI

Paryz, 7 grudnia. - Ma zada-
ME ministra sprawiedliwosci
Brianda, cofnieto interpelacye,
kt6rq mia} wnieSc do Izby depu-
towanych, NJ. Berry, W sprawie
morderstwa p. Steinheil.
Minister zwr6cii uwage re W
chwili, kiedy sadly rozpatruja te
zbrodnie, wiadze prawodawcze
ME powinny sic do niej mieszac.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
USTAPIENIE AEHRENTHA-
LA.

Wieden, 7 grudnia. - Krqzq
tn znowu pog}oski, ze baron V.
Aehrenthal, austro wegierskl
minister spraw zcwnetrznych be-
die zmuszony podac sic do dy-
misyi. Prasa zaczela przeciw ME
mu walke. dowodzQc &c wynio-
sIoby taniej ugodzic sic Turcy2
ma odszkodowanie pieniezne, niz
narazac pahstwo ma kosztoWnQ
mobilizacye.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
RYCERzE "BIAkEJ
$MIERCI"
PRZESZUKIWANIE CMEN-
TARZOW.
Sk1ad czIonk6w Rady powiato-
wei.

w Chicago grasuje banda opry>
szk6w micniqcych sic "Rycerza-
mi Bia1ej Smierci", ktora do wy
bitnych osobistosci nadsy}a Esty,
grozqce Smierciq, w razie ME zlo-
zenia zqdanej sunny. Pomiedzy
innymi list anoninowy otrzymal
James z. Stuart, naczelny inspek-
tor pocztowy, oraz Herman
Shucttler, pomocnik naczelnika
policyi.
Dw6ch detcktyw6W udalo sic
do biura inspektora pocztowego,
gdzie pozostawali przeszlo 60
dzine.
Dwoch prywatnych detekty-
WOW.
Dwoch nastepnie mGzczyzn
zglosiIo sic do Stuarta, kt6rym
r6wniez odbyli konferencye, zdra-
dzajQc ochote wlasnej wolf Sic
dzenia tajemniczych "Rycerzy'
L kolci zjawila sic pewna kobieta,
kt6ra naradzala sic MIN row.
niez mad anOnimami.
Przeszukiwanie cmentarzow.
Tymczasem policya przeszuku-
jc wSzystkie cmentarze dokola
Chicago, sledzqc bacznie, czy
gdzie groby ME zostaly naruszo-
ne. AlboWicm do list6W anonimo-
wych "Rycerzc Biaiej Smierci"
dOIQczali kawafki kosci ludzkich
i drzewa 4 trumny. Urzednicy po-
cztowi 50 przekonania, ze autorzy
list6w nalezQ do szajki Lautcrba-
cha, bylego Virginia, kt6ry zmari
pred niejakim czasem. Wobcc
tego detektywi poszukujq pilnie
"a przyjaci6fni zmariego krymi-
nalisty.
Komisarz Foote otrzymuje ro-
wniez list pogrozkar1i.
Wczoraj konfiSarz fcdcralny
Mark A. Footc otrzymat ponow-
ME list grozQcy mu SmicrciQ "a
to, re wskutek jego decyzyi Chry-
styan Rudowicz rewolucyonista
}otyski, zostanie wydany W rece
rzqdu roSyjskiego.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
Komisarz Foote otrzynuje ro,
wniez list Z pogrozkani.
RADA. POWIATOWA.
$4,000 mniei ma wydatki.

Wczoraj odbylo siz pierwsze
posiedzenie Rady powiatowej pod
przewodnictwem prezydenta Will
llama Busse. Zaraz ma wstepic
Busse skonstatowa} fakt, re w
biezqcym roku Rada bedzie po-
siadala o $4,000 mniej ma wydat-
XII, anizeli W roku poprzednim.
Wobec tego muszq bye poczynio-
ne znaczne oszczednosci, stosow-
ME do srodkow obecnych. Fun
dusz do dyspozycyi Rady W po-
przednim roku wynosif $6,I6I,-
1860, Z czego $4,472,135.6o po-
chodzilo Z podatkow, reszta za$,
t. ]. $I,689.ooo Z op1at biurowych.
Powodem tego, re do rozporza-
dzenia Rada obecnie bedzie miaIa
o $4,000 mniej, jest, zdaniem
Bussego, niskie oszacowanie VIA
snosci prywatnej w powiecie
Cook.
SkIad czionkow Rady powia-
towel.
Cz}onkami Rady powiatowej
sq:
Superintendent sluzby publicz-
nej - William McLaren.
Rzecznik powiatowy - Harry
A. Lewis.
Opiekun szpitala powiatu Cook
= Charles J. Happel.
Superintendent zal11adu W Dun
ming - DR.. O. c. Willhite.
Lekarz powiatowy - DR.. H. J.
Davis.
Ajent powiatowy - John w.
Belmont.
Klerk komisyi - O. w. Nash.
Architekt powiatowy - Will
liam Holabird.
Komisarz s}uzby cywilnej -
Charles T. Mason.
Audytor powiatowy = E. R
Baker.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
REWOLUCYJKA w HAITI.

Port all Prince, 7 grudnia. =
Teneraf Simon w otoczeniu od-
dzia}u wojska udaf sic W piatek
do pa1acu narodowego, rezyden-
cyl prezydent6w. Przyja} go
przy wejsciu jen. Alphonse, ko-
mendant gwardyi, wSr6d okrzy-
k6w pefnych zapalu ludu i zo}-
merry.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
BUNT WOJSKA.

Konstantynopol, 7 grudnia. -
w Kossowie, niewiadomej
przyczyny wybuchnqt bunt W
wojsku. WywiqzaIa sic krwawa
walka, w kt6rej powstahcy costa
Ii st}umieni. ale siedmiu ludzi pa
do W b6jce jedenastu clezkie
OdniOsfO rany.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
CHOLERA w ROSYI.

Petersburg, 7 grudnia. - Cho-
lera azyatycka, ma kt6ra w pre-
szIym tygodniu prze'cieciowo "a
padalo Is os6b ma dobe, szerzy
sic coraz wiecej.. Wczoraj umar-
10 8 ludzi ma zaraze. Wladze wi
dzQ sic zmuszone otworzyc ma
powr6t szpitale ola cholerycz-
nych.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
WYZSZE PODATKI.

Podkomitet podatkowy kon-
wencyi czarterowej oswiadczy!
sic "a tenn, azeby przy oszacowy-
waniu realnoSci, szacowano ME
jak dotychczas plata, lecz czwar-
ia czesc rzeczywistej wartoSci.
Gdyby uchwaia taxa przesz1a, to
tenn samem podatki sic zwiekszq.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
CASTRO w EUROPE.

Santander, Hiszparia, 8 grud-
MIA. - w obec r6znych zawik}afi
kt6re spowodowaiyby wyladowa
ME prezydenta Castro we Fran
cyl, og6lnie spodziewaja sic, re
Castro opuSci statek "Guadelou-
pc" w tutej ejszym porcie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
SZCZEPIENIE TYFUSU w
ARMII.
Washington, D. c., 8 grudnia.

Washington, D. c., 8 grudnia.
- Wczoraj w ministeryum woj-
ny odby}o sic posiedzenie maj
znakomitszych powag lekarskich
w sprawie szczepienia serum ty-
fOidalnego. w koficu przyjeto
rezolucye DR.. nacze1nego leka-
RIA armi polecajqcq zaprowadzic
szczepienie w celu zmniejszenia
wypadk6w febry tyfoidalnej.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
CHOROBA EDWARDA.

Londyn, 7 grudnia. = Kr6l
Edward cierpial ma reumatyzm i
choc czuje sic ma razie lepiej,
dokt6r nakazaf mu zupeiny wy
poczynek. w najblizszym czasie,
kr6l wybiera sic do poludniowej
Francyi ma kuracye.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
MTLIONOWY SPADEK.
NRichrond. Va, 8 grudnia. =

NRichnond, Va, 8 grudnia. -
NVczoraj sad przyzna} PAM Flo
rcncyi Maybrick, i jcj matce ba-
ronowej Won Rogue I New Yor-
ku prawo do spadku ogromnych
przestrzcni w stanach Virginia,
w. Virginia / Kentucky wartosci
s.. 10000, a pozostalych po
zmarlym pierwszym mezu baro-
novel.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
LICZBA Blur POCZTO-
WYCH.

Washington, D. c., 8 grudnia.
. Z kohcem roku sprawozdaw-
czegO - 30 czerwca 1908 og6l-
ma liczba blur pocztowych W Sta
mach Zjednoczonych wynosiIa
powaznq cyfre 6I.I58.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
RAOOSC SKAzAAGA.
Billik ma nadzieje, re ME bedzle
wisia}.

Herman Billik, czterokrotnlc
skazany ma smierc "a wytrucle
rodziny Vrzal6w, mial ostatecznle
W przyszly piqtek zawiSn2c ia
szubienicy.
Kilkakrotnie adwokaci skazane-
60, jak posiadajQcy ludzkle SER
ce ksiadz O'Callaghan, starali sig
gubernatora uzyskat dla Billika
u}askawienie, lccz napr6zno. Zda-
wafo SIG, ze mic juz ME uratule
nieszczeSliwego Cd stryczEa.
Gubernator Stanu Illinois, De-
neen, wyjechat ma kilka dni do
Washingtonu, gdzie wezmie IL
dial w kongresie komisyi komn-
mkacvi wodnej. Hinckley, adWo-
kat skazafca, spr6bowal jeszcze
raz szczeScia udat sic Z prosbq
o odroczenie wyroku do WlceSu-
bernatora, Lawrence Y. Sherma-
ma. Ten 20 kr6tkim namySle wy
rok odlozvi do 20 stycznia, az do
czasu, kiedy Dencen jeszcze raz
sprawe bedzie mia1 moznosc roA-
patrzyc.
Gdy Billik radosnq moving IL
slvszai. rzucii sic ma kolana / po-
czal wolaG wielkim glosem:
"Bogu chwala! Bogu chwala )!
Me spodziewalem sic nigdy tego,
Jest to najlepszy podarunek, jakl
moglem otrzymat ma Boze Ma O.
dzenie".
Observation-Disclosures cicszyli sic I
oim wsp6lnie, winszowali mu
tqE!cgo obrotu rzeczy.
Billik ca4uJe dozorce VIE
zienia.
BiIIik taxi byl uradowany, ze
uca}owal dozorce wiezienncgc
ME moge uwierzyt, re to jest
prawdq - wo1a1 W uniesicniu. -
StraciIem. wszelkq nadzieje. Czu-
is sic tax szczeSliwy, ze nic wiem
CO mann robiG.
"Wszystko zdawafo sic sprzy~
siegaG przeciwko mnie. Matka mi
u,narla, mala coreczka zachoro-
wa1a kazda otrzymana noW;"a
zniecheca}a mnie do reszty.
"Obecnie wierze, re nigdy nc
zoatne powieszony. Skoro tylIo
gubernator Deneen powr6c: co
Springfield, to I pewnosciq znie-
nj kare 5micrci. Wien to; czuje
to-.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
Paryz, 8 grudnia.

Pdryz, 8 gIuu1lId' - UTZFuO-
wa nota obwieSciia re o lie pre-
zydent Castro wylqduje w Bor-
deaux, bedzie mu dozwolona je-
dynie przejechat terytoryun fran
'cuzkie w celu udania sic ma ku-
racye. Urzednicy francuscy bedq
mu towarzyszyc do granicy.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
zE STOLICY KRAJU.
PIERWSZA SESYA KON-
GRESU.

"Speakerem" Izby Reprezentan-
tow zostanie Cannon. - Kon-
ferencya Tafta z Cannonem. -
Szczepienie tyfusu W arnii. -
Sledztwo w sprawie kanafu
panamskiego. - Przymierze
japohskie.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
KASY OSZCZEDNOSCIOWE.
Washington, D. c., 8 grudnia

Wasl1ll1groH' D. =, 8 gTuullId.
- Pomimo zapowiedzianego w
platformie republikahskiei popie-
rania rozwoju pocztowych kas o.
szczednosciowych rad Stan6w
Zjednoczonych ME podejmie tel
kwestyi pred zebraniem sic 6I
kongresu.
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
OBRAzLIWY KSIAzF.

Biafogrod, 7 grudnia. - Kraza
wieSci = Drzeciw nastepcy tro-
Dziennik narodowy. [volume] (Chicago, Ill.) 1899-1923, 1908-12-08
DZIENNIK NARODOWY

pismo unijne, druko-
wane przez unijnych
robotnikoW. =: :: ::
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-06-10
COLD WATER CONVENTION
Florida Prohibitionists at Gainesville
Nominate DR.. Izlar Of OcaIa for
EIector and Indorse Stockton


Gainesville, Fla, June 10.-The state
prohibition party met in regular ses-
sioE here yesterday and John p. Coffin
Of Eustis was made permanent chair
man.
Z Delegates to the national convention
were elected as follows: John P. COT
fin, Eustis; John A. King, Lake But
Ter. and o. A. Ross, Eustis. who were
given power to appoint their alter
na teS.
Presidential electors were nom mated
as follows: Stephen E. Foster, Jack
sonville; DR.. F. Prescott Bullock, of
Gainesville; Francis P. Cofrn, Eustis;
Hr. A. L. Izlar, Ocala; DR.. E. w. War
rem, Palatka.
The convention endorsed the candi-
dacy of J. n. c. Stockton of Jackson
vile for goevrnor of Florida.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-06-10
A cHILD'S DREAM
OF THE FLOWERS
&C. g.. CarrOll.)

&C. G. Carroll.)
smart in
All legends and lore Of our best kinder
garten:
An phabetarian," said Johnnie
splenetic,
AR abecedarian needs methods pro-
netic,
And for synepy and diction there's a
needed condition
To have the word and it's picture i'm
juxtaposition.
On plane keramOgrap hic a Calico
grapher can
Elucidate easily the paragraph plan.
Now the pictorial chart that gave me
most zest
And led to my specialization,
Was the one the horticultor and
fioriculturist
Had arrayed with their ornamental
tion."
So a florist was Johnnie and a POM
olOgist,
For Johnnie had true eruditiOn,
"My hOrtus siccus." quote he, leads
the list"
And he gazed on the charts pied
fruition.
Now Johnnie is four and Johnnie has
dreams,
And confesses to sciomachies;
"Ah me-" sighed poor Johnnie, "how
horrid it seems,
was eating meath green apple trees,
When a carnatiOn bright and a gray
aconite
DID quarrel in a manner most hideous,
And the wolfbanes corolla was cary
ophyllaceOus quite
And the pink's was changed to cas-
sideous.'
And said Johnnie, "By nations, I'll
offer negations,
Ere on wisdom's broad sea I'll en-
bark,
If edification brings a transmogrifica-
ton
Like that enc I saw in the dark"
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-06-10
WEIRSDALE

Mr. Andrew Pierce McCully, who
grew up among us but who has been
in the army since the Spanish-Amer-
lean war began, spent a furlough visit
ing relatives and has returned to his
duties. He likes the army and. says
he will be promoted after January
next. He is a brother of Mr.. Faunce
McCully, who is we'll known in Ocala,
but now resides in Jacksonville. He
is also a brother to, Mrs. Coggins, Of
this place.
Miss Estelle Morrison, who has been
visiting relatives at Oklawaha, has
returned home.
A few friends met at the home of
Mr.. w. B. Coggins last Friday to have
picnic and fish fry. Frank Morrison
and Alton Coggin went to the river for
the fish and returned with fourteen
fine trout. Ice cream was plentiful,
everybody helping themselves. All
present report having an excellent
time.
Mrs. r. w. Erwin, who has been
visiting relatives at Berlin, has re-
turned home.
Miss Una Crompton of Berlin, is
visiting her aunt, Mrs. r. w. Erwin.
Among the friends who called at
MIR Coggins' Sunday afternoon was
Mr.. Jim Davis, of Conant. He brought
will: him his fine graphophone and a
good collection of records. and the
music was enjoyed by all present.
We are having showers occasionally
and orange trees and crops are looking
fine.
The peach season is about over.
Some of the shippers of this section
realized good prices, while others did
not do SO well, some barely making
expenses. Cricket.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-06-10
NED AND NICK
King Of England and Gar of Russia
are Swapping Courtesies at
RevaI

Reval, June 10.-King Edward greet
cd Car Nicholas yesterday on the
royal yacht, anchored here. During
the two days of international inter-
change of courtesies, traffic in the Gulf
of England will be practically sus-i
pended. The yachts are guarded by
torpedo fiotilla and all boats are kept
at distance. The Car arrived on Il
train. moving slowly between the
guards and soldiers that lined the
track. He went at once to the yacht
While the town is gay with flags
and many boats are fiocking to the
harbor, no one will get a glimpse of
the royal parties
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-06-10
GENERAL STEPHEN D. LEE

Not only the South, but the country
a. large. lost a man when Stephen D.
Lee, the last Of the Lieutenant Gene
rails of the former Confederacy. died
at Vicksburg. His age was seventy
five years.
Born in South Carolina, educated at
West Point, a defender of the flag
IN Mexico, a hero on the plains of
Texas. the man to fire the first gun
of the great war, and then from a
Lieutenant to LieutenantG General,
he lived militantly the first thirty
three years of his life.
When the surrender came at Apo
mattOx he did not turn to the graves
OF the past for his inspiration, but
rather to the living, who were still
hopeful and God fearing. He knew
that Divine Providence had Laid
upon every ragged gray cap the sword
OF an imperishable knighthood." He
knew, too. that neither tears Nor re-
grets could till the fallow lands Of
his Southland, fill it's depleted smoke
houses, feed the hungry children, re-
pair shattered fortunes, lead chorus
to the songs of the fields.
General Lee was the first of South
erners to advocate schols and colleges
devoted to industrial education. He
realized that his section of the coun-
try needed lessons in the science Of
planting, cultivating and harvesting
preferably to courses in the transla
ton Of dead languages and a knowl-
edge Of the tactics Of Hardee.
While a State Senator, soon after
the reconstruction days of Mississippi
which State he had adopted after the
terrible conflict, he advocated a bill
creating an agricultural and mechan-
ical college. After a time he saw it's
fruition. When the college was open
ed he became it's president, remain
ing as such for many years
All over the South today are young
men, gone from his training, who have
nObly assisted in conserving the
forces of nature in making their
country richer, more Independent,
more beautiful Other States of the
South, following General Lees idea,
now pay more attention to gardens,
the dairy and corn and cotton fields
than to the grosser things-like fight
ing for office and trying to be orators.
IL ScClHCu ilIllllS Illdl Willie
the United Confederate Veterans So
ciety as it's commander in chief he
should have taken a commission from
the man his soldiers had fought upon
many ttlefields-William Mckinley
President Mckinley made him Mill
tary Park Commissioner, and General
Lee held that position when he died.
Never in his life was he heard to
speak i'll of friend or enemy. When
the clash of arms challenged him to
the front he remained there. until all
was lost, never showing the white
feather. In peace the North loved
him as we'll as did the South. And
when breath was departing from this
gallant soldier and citizen a golden
key lay in his hand to open the way
t. a palace of eternity!-New York
American.
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Mr.. r. A. Detterich, formerly of De-
troit, Mich, but for the past two years
located at Bradentown, arrived in the
city few days since and has a posi-
ton with the Commercial Barbershop
in the Ocala House. Mr.. Detterich has
had twenty eight years experience in
the barbering business and is a finish
ed artist. He likes Ocala and will
move his family here from Braden-
town.
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Cards are out announcing the mar
riage of Miss Elizabeth Wade, daugh-
ter of Mr.. and Mrs. Neil c. Wade, of
Moptbrook. to Mr.. VIM. E. Macarthur.
The ceremony will take place Wed
nesday evening, June "a, at $3.50 at
the home Of the brides parents The
groom to-be is, an extensive turpen-
tine operator and lumber man of
Montbrook and a member of the firm
OF Wade & Macarthur. The couple
will spend their honeymoon in Ashe-
vile, NJ C. The contracting parties
are well known in Ocala.
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NOTICE

Notice is hereby given that a meet
ing Of the board Of county commits
sioners will be held at the clerks Of
fee on July 9Th, 1908, the same being
the first Monday in July next, for the
purpose of hearing complaints and re-
ceiving testimony as to the value Of
any property. real or personal. as fixed
and assessed by the tax assessor, and
Of perfecting. reviewing and equaliz-
ing the assessment for the year, 1908.
s. 8. r. Sistrunk,
Clerk Board Of County Commissioners.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1908-06-10

The many friends Of Mr.. Neil M.
Alfred in Ocala will be pleased to know
that his citizenship is appreciated in
his new home at Globe, Arizona, where
az the first election of municipal off,
GERS for the city he was chosen city
attorney. Globe is a young mining
town of $4,000 people. 1t is also the
home Of Major and Mrs. G.. M. Hub
bard, Mrs. Allreds parents, so pleas
antly remembered in Ocala, where
they lived for many years.
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THE GRINDING OF LENSES FOR
SPECTACLES

Is a delicate operation. 1t requires
skilled wOrkmen at high salaries to
grind lenses by prescription. The
smallest deviation from the proper
curvature makes a big difference in
the lens. The measurements are made
with very sensitive instruments and
my lenses are ground for me by work.
men of the highest skill and scientific
training. DIR. D. M. BONEY,
Eyesight Specialist.
Ocala. Florida.
Office Hours: to II a. m. and
1870 to 4:3O p. m. Optical Office and
Laboratory, Rooms and 4, Gary
Block.
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y The cOlored Sunday school picnic
pulled out this morning, eight coaches
loaded to the guards, with two refresh
nent cars. Yardmaster Carruthers
pulled the bell cord and happier 700
people never planked down their mon
ey for ride in the "kyars." Messrs.
Weaver, Brigance and Charles Pink
eston, went down as peace officers.
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Mrs. c. l.. Livers, Of Symmetrical,
was on a visit to her aged mother
yesterday who. notwithstanding her
years. is enjoying good health. Mrs.
Livers, who hast been a resident of
ocala for over twenty years, is think
ing of moving to Ellenton, on the
Manatee river. where her boys are
holding positions with the Seaboard
railroad. Mr.. Livers, who has been
with the s. A. l.. for over twenty five
years, is now working for that road
and stationed at Tampa.
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Mr. James r. Moorhead and fam

Mr.. James r. Moorhead and family
with sister-in-law, Miss Louise Hoop
er. attended the picnic. but got off at
Eastlake, where their old friend, Jim
Joseiyn. met them and made them at
home in his Oakhill cottage. Later
they took trip in a launch to a shady
nook along the lake and enjoyed such
q dinner that Jim had not finished
talking about; 1t when the train left
last night. -.