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Pocahontas star herald., 1911-11-10

Misses Edith Martin and Tula
Blankenship visited at Reyno from
Friday until Sunday.
The Springfield Business College
keeps up with the times. Stenotypy
which is about twice as fast as
ordinary shorthand will be taught
after January lst. That school has
the exclusive right to teach it in
this part of the country. Write
for particulars.
Mrs. Kirk of Walnut Ridge was
visiting her mother, Mrs. c. p.
Flowers, here first of the week.
The low price of cotton this fall
Is the strongest argument the
farmers can have for dairying, truck
farming, stock raising, etc.
Wynne Progress.
Have you visited the Cash Store
for lowest prices? Junkersfeld d
Son.
Saturday was about the worst day
ever. 1t was cloudy, raining and
threatening all day. However, our
business men report that sales were
very good.
The grim reaper has, indeed, been
cruel to the home of Will Fry and
family, near this place. On last
Sunday Mr.. Fry, who was
an aged and highly respected oiti-
zen, succumbed t o an attack of
pneumonia, and en- Monday his wife
followed him across the Great Di-
vide. 1t is reported that several of
the children are also sick, some of
them not expected to live. = Walnut
Ridge Times Dispatch.
Mrs. Brannon, an old lady who
lived near Lynn, this county, was
found burned to death at her home
Wednesday morning. Coroner Rob.
inson, of Portia, was called and |
held an inquest at which a verdict
of accidental death was rendered. !
Mrs. Brannon has long been a clti.
zen of Lawrence county and was
well-known by many who deplore
ler sad and painful demise. Black
Rock Chronicle.
II. A. Northcutt, prominent
7oung attorney of Salem, Fulton
county, who is a candidate for
prosecuting attorney of the 10th
udiclal circuit, was in Randolph
county last week looking after his
political fences. He was in Poca-
hontas Saturday and stated q, =
had met with much encouragif fent
rom the citizens in different arts
Of the county. He is a gentld man
of pleasing address and made u bany
friends In Pocahontas during his
'hort stay here.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-11-10

strengthening the little stomach MUS
eles, will Immediately correct the trou-
BILE.
This is not alone our opinion but
that Of Mrs. N. H. Mead of Freeport
Kan, whose granddaughter has been
taking IT successfully and of Mrs. 7
r. Whiting of Lena, Wis, who gives
It to her children and takes il herself
II is sold in fifty cent and one dollar
bottles at every drug store, but if YOU
want to test it in your family before
you buy it send your address to Dr.
Caldwell and he will forward a trial
bottle free of charge.
Address him DR. w. B. Caldwell
+02 Caldwell building, Monticello,
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-11-10
Il Observation-Disclosures
Local and otherwise
AssaaassssssssssssssEEtS

The appearance of the Pringle
Drug Store has been improved very
much by the addition of a large and
handsome show window in the front
of the building. The work was
designed and put in by that master
workman, Geo. B. Collier.
Jos. w. Voohers made business
trip to Guion first of the week to
look after his lumber interests at
that place.
A number of good horses and
rigs have been added to the equip
ment at the Coggins & Pace livery
stable. Mr.. Pace announces that !
they are now better prepared than
ever before to take care of the travel
ing public.
]. o. and Ray Sallee made bus.
mess trip to st. Louis first of the
week. /
J. II. Ciferd and wife of Bates
Vile came in last week and have
been visiting relatives in Pocahon-
tas.
w. D. Bellah of Reyno was
pleasant visitor at our Office last
Saturday.
Mont Armstrong, one of our good
friends from Pocahontas, and who
everybody admits as being the most
popular man in Randolph county,
was here last Sunday enroute to
Little Rock, and remembered the
Times Dispatch in a very pleasant
way.-Walnut Ridge Times Dis
patch.
"The prosperity of town is not
guarded by the wealth of its IN
habitants, but by the uniformity
with which they pull together when
any important undertaking is to be
accomplished. A man with thous
and dollars at his command and
love for his town in his heart, can do
more for the building up and i'm.
proving of it than the millionare
who locks up his capital and snaps
his fingers at home progress"
For good, everyday house
hold angel, give us the woman who
laughs. Her biscuits may not al.
ways be just right, and she may oc-
casionally burn her bread and for
get to replace dslocsted buttons,
but for solid comfort all day and
every day she is a paragon. Home
is not a battle.h field, nor life one
long unendng row.-Ex.
Pocahontas star herald., 1911-11-10


nriatiou last week for farm demon
stration work and White county
went her one better by making an
pr,oriatlon of $675 for the same
purpose.
A letter from Prof Eugene
Thompson of Maynard states that
the Academy school Is progressing
nicely. The enrolment has reached
about 80, with an average daily at
tendance of IS. Prof. Downs and
ms able assistants are keeping up
the good work started last year.
Edison's Mazda lamps, cine
Suns only RIVAL for sale by h.
Dalton, at Randolph County Bank
5.6tp.
Rev. G. w. Million of BirdeIl
was in town on business Monday.
Our agent, Mr.. Wyatt, did some
splendid work in Reyno township
last week. Nearly everyone who
was in arrears paid up and several
new names we're added to our lists
at Reyno and Datto. We wish to
thank our friends up there for the
interest manifested in the Star
Herald by them.
For SALE-At a bargain, a good
twelve-room house, with all modern
conyeniences, good water, lot, gar
den, etc. Located convenient to
business part of town and 20 school.
Call on Oscar Keith, at the depot.
We do not wish to "dun" our
any more than we have
10, but we must ask all who owe us
IN subscription, etc., to please
come forward and make prompt
ettlement, either come in, or send,
II pay our agent, Mr.. Oscar +.
Wyatt, who will receipt you for
anne and you will receive due cred
at this office. We are in need of |
that is due us. We have debts
nat must be met and we are de.
ending on you to help us pay
lem. So if you owe please settle
promptly.
Those art squares at Lewis q Min
ifs are "peaches."
STRAY Cow-Strayed from my
ace several months ago, one brin-
e COW, mark unknown, has large
gly head and is dehorned. She is
large COW and is about seven years
Id. Will pay liberal reward for
er return to me, or for information |
eading to her recovery.
G. w. TIPToN,
At. Attica, Ark.
The Randolph County Bank
resents quite handsome appear.
nee on the interior since the walls
ave been treated to a new coat of
ainting. All of the wood work
inside has been painted to match the
xtures which improves the appear
nee of everything very much.
The many friends of Mrs. l. II.
Witt will be pleased to learn that
he has recovered from her recent
lInes0,
If you want a piano on easy terms,
II if you want to buy sewing ma
;hine on the installment plan, call
IN us. LEWIS q MIDKrFF.
Bro. Isaac Ebbert, who has
,harge of the young ladies class at
he Methodist Sunday school an
lounces that his removal to Reyno
will in nowise interfere with the
work of the class, but that he will
some down each Saturday and re.
main over Sunday in order to help
hem in their work. Bro. Ebbert
is a devoted church worker and hs
services here are appreciated very
much by the Sunday school and
We are there with the best goods
at lowest prices for cash only.
Junkersfeld q Son.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12

&C sfIcalCu B a gamDlssx Gus TX
Dsrrs ire 1GU igrgsd On v1at snail be
1aIgdE Win sslla. -uuh iu may ls
SAID rlau Il-ueura1Gn 3 complex
m1legr ant s2Dsr-s ara IGu IErssit IN
vlac should ia 6sst 20 children or
vla1 Eguwu Despls sluuld en- Tine
sifarr AZ establish an rlneiat eur-
r,Cu.u-u CO suufF or rsg,nsn CT tier is
equally HICl-s ant ms#hisvauH.. IN
siuisr case, wha1 "a mean t1r che Is
)GlsGn ssr 41crlisr
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12

A n8ces. PE--.A-eigh-L asnrzI
ere % h-aest re Jsfr al
-aTl II Esn.ssses pears IN |,
ca,s1 b PeEail.sl-e la % sra.a
Es hns bsen mltsr-ag So
EA arucher. co TIE ssAer ~
III. 1,s,l lsh1-,4 a. the sl-ay
s1sa1 EEclrrlng % as -arsl
scc,e the ara me Errlcrey /,
cal dlrtF u 10 .uaaL
Halo. -1cls BE sa5I BIZ,
z-az iii mr. Recognize he beJh
% tzsw n ne cr71svsrgCs bs'tI
ten uAg 1,5.rssssss1 hl-1-
wen ast.ss tk,s aIwTsr, 4
- Baak s1zEYy
-Oa. -Aeg ~ al righ- aid
darby -Il- B.ank has zoe !
b1slreli azd taoe made I la
e. He's q L1wYsr. sal"
Is Tar soy answered ne I.
-AnI ia hruck=r Ton. bgv
Has D. -Ats a s'rr--e tooy
LAW5T. Eo- answered
darby. shaking bra bad q
% hwyeg MarSe T8E1 -ouliI
4 LksAc-sS. r@E1y trul nj
Pk-asIs,rALA TI-zss
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12
GRAND Iuss FsLEo
70 rN,ccT =ISscN
Nsir siG1ffci.,r- =lirei-cs Tsae n. mss
a : .ariar and -rgc,C. al
@za 4. .ger:.
rsueel.l. sr Tie El-7a.l E.l.g:... ]

I1Csci,i- u me Ei'Y'i-l Il1.t.
san Enran-c Texas ian. This
ErIld lIry -atIF sl-sst &c rsrrr Al IL
i1lumen1 IgatnsC s1BeF A. Paz8un, A.
,ssr s,t 8crus TIME IEr co the charge
.Gt having AngersHI1s,t Cll-z,t
sClasa #I,.sr and By 20 t1inT tat
i.slsi1s,t financially u Wis also a.
Isrs,. a. cf.s --ns @ PlzsCr8 Irrss-
cld1 IL lEt issu uarrist a 1-uu,sr ar
-iuss, Elcrtng Lie legal t1rraI-F CT
1rs,sirT himself &C Qua VIE seS,rs ..s
',rneii legal fIIaI1cs WIN lroc,sr
Altar lIuss7i ElnrE tins ea8-s, however.
i'll Eransf my eanG1I,t.s,. 1hs sVtte1cs
WIS 1aC EUta "a co warrant 4 rue tl-L
PlE5un q 4Ilt 30 have garrist C -
.cpsrT--a1s = various parrs q tie
.cIyl-rT mt a ILaEst Hasr Es vas
lrrssCsG -1a- II Wa o. rh@ eEs o.
marrying 4 F1Trg woman Z Laredo.
Texas Inv Eulcn- aovsrer- tlI.lt
.-c l'ls-zeF Ie15iu ca Tie e.a-zs
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12
rHussD4g. JANUARY Il, lIl1.
T-EsE 1sE No -Azs c-Lc=EM.

esnsNcleuc seisulsTs lave lsgn n
pss1iga1l1g ss,GaI-isd az1lsss fuou..
sh-lGrsa ant The cssa.1 a thus El.ny
msrized by Teuul Companion
There IL nc Bca ming az 4 lazy
CHILD Tie normal Child q l1srssuss..
alert, 1rigi1ym1Idsa- Dun % waking
euricsi1es aBGuC 5Is wcrid HIrG Naica
he Has senie, and endowed Win an
alsucsG algIsuGlaals physical V5pae-
i1F- @hsJ, rlisu, a the mac5sr WIN
1a@ ErsLs, lnerr, sSIDiG, stI-I-sFsf trs,s-
rlrsss f5rsVsr az Tie 1ouacu &C Tie
ciass, VIC newer Dur gussJlcr. -
seem TO pass given 5c111s
Tie na11sr IA rAar they ars DILL
SsuIs o. ua@Eu ara hIIzIzrF. and 10 ia
- hopeless 10 ssgeec Z etId 10 srusF
Wen When he nse,.s tod a. il would
- % sTcecg a ars than needs tilsl 10
sUrr Wen THE h,1gsr m.aY be .-us
70 an strgsI lack o. TODD, o., 10 maY
ts TIA TIE sescI are 10 Hldn rcor
ccual1ion thar Tie ca5I3 ean aor eisw.
and tiers''rs Does nor aEssa. Or ID
may s's that tie food offered 90 d Il
home "a ercirslF anauios,t 10 ira rss,.a
s,21,s u the ctilGrer can ro- hear
wsll ard sorls I'm nor sss- T1sF 90
aor corar IAN, aecaGse lteT O, roc
know Naa1 ia the mster They accs,r
esns1sn- rs5r6a and Iessa- VIZ. cas
clgrza -,Psciaeat5o1 o. ignorance Many
% rae-1 have re7er drawn 5re nat
grsg bgsa1a since their str-a, owing
70 r.s presence O szIarsss ,orH-s
and aGsuoils
Tnsse etIlrsn ean revsr as,. ~.
r.r. rasir fellows rrrl III -,ess -..-
srsress nave been removed
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12

Ns Wine maI ea1 proclaim lie N
isriar,rF q liz 1zgTG r9Gs So IoudsF
az Tie 1sgrg VIC mics % 5lrus Inn
8'sii AMONG wine people. OF gcucSs,
II he believed ciiau Tie nea,ges are
sgial &c ne vd.ras lie Nsu.d lie ccu-
-sn- 90 - 4 Ieg.'g, Tile usE.'r via
rssDeeUs I.s rals rssgsGc5 himself ~
nsgTu--and q rssgsGrsii By al
vi.1ss ant blacks aka.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12
SHERMAN AVID SERBIAN

Some 81 ca remember tie -ir,a N1sl
tie newspapers gave P1- s1ses.z-
fron1 Dsge BEAD % eags-.- 5os.-.3a
vatle WILLIAM Teagnlaea Sherman. &.
mentioned az ali. was sgss,. .1 so1,s
oascl.Fs carr q TIE rzper. Wow ..e-s
are a.&1y lr-s.E gent golzg people vco
reVes heard o. SAsrIasr. Our taeT an
know vh3 Sherman wss ard was- he
1le- Bsce-tIg rzrassr O. Texas
reNscacers have err5sgts5 10 s1er-
haa1 Z elspsrss1rz remark made sy
5asri1a1 s5sCt Texas. o. eo1.p AIRED
uisa ~ s,szz-er7 5o- and ocasrvlss
eiaazreessJe e0sa.FT. saArsssr key.
himself IN the tnesga. b. -zt.ag
gra11stsr9 a.&gsS sue.gczlaz 1s ss.E
ard I'd wss 9es z1e9 &c czscz ne
popular fsreY Sherman Summed.
r2taef thar eolr-sf. ag.oris-y. and
there wss a general Impression ths.
~ Was cranky, sgt hs sad ~. 1,e
many thinzs worth ZEN n. bsg.rz
Co1htsrrarrs o. these esz.raees
cazfscte;s exist to-day ard oz4 need
not 20 outside Of Te4ss 20 seek ,or
them
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12

Inc 2trDciogs crime 81 ae.rg :
young man. which me grave and rev.
eFeaa seizDlors Of the American l1.ss
o. lords With sgea spirit and 6s.eney.
charge rDo1 young Davis Elk.rs. -ae
son and saecessoT o. Bis father. he can
neither PALATE nor deny bit ike
the disastrous Pit-. be can console
himself with hoping that he Eill y
one Of those whose fOllies cease with
-aeir youth, and not Ike ais grizzles
critics, many Of whom are ignorant f.
spite Of experience and grow more
wicked with Jess temptation.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12
IaEo 7loNEEs WOMAN
:.-- g: = Crs:rs:c 5or-.-- = ga
val --s- ZL-if N:'@ 81

-scecial CO rl,s 8rTII Eayas
P1r- Lavaca. Texas Jan I2-Nrs-
Mary Ar shaTsr. @ -hs place -cE
Ia n@r r-rsrF -secact year. "A one O
-ee -I.rzers o -te Lc1= S-8r s-a-s
via 1as tel -.-s ssc-io1 o.. TIE .oE--
NJ grow la-o 5rs @ tie -,s- aaa-ahls
,ar-s O IL c'c-l.sr-- VITA Ter h1s-
ean1 s.a Elzts! ar Ga.Ess-1-- TeT1s
% Marc1 g ls45. the .aT that lanes
< P1-E Eas -1zEE.r1tst president %
lie Tanned States. From Galves-o1
;heT Wen; % a tract o. 1898 acres =
-ss ColorEt1 bottom and settled n TIE
-rbroEsc t5-es- q thar -1-z-rT. their
se--le1e1t there beng - sez.-zl-s
q c.riI1-5g1 In taar cArr O. TsTas-
W1lls Mrs. shaver ia nearing he cen
-1ry mark, she = active. ze-.aI-y
clear. and likes 70 recall TIE sTci,i-E
experiences Of f-o-tisr lie
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12

24ca.Iss CO Tie cGmJ L.ci1,sit paiir.l;iI
5icIaucu.. Texas "a ri,s shssrVs,. 1t al
observers. Tie Memphis CamnsruiiiI
appeal says Bsr'vssn L vat NV
srncr fud Z Try a11arrsF GENERAL
Texas 8sss 4 uEsr tiar IA blsrd On y
IN cue eve
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12

Champ CIarE8 excuse tiu VcuinE sar
-iis pension steal Wa 11a5 q Tie tsnI-
ccra1s opposed ID -DsF acuLtlr carry
OHIO ant INDIANA u I412- Does dhs
AtazuS ccunCF sJalrtar. C civic hcu-
ssgq orsTa5l al over Ono ant ln,,1.fr,i /,
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12

January 30 is tie tag scr tsr IN
crcgrsss5Es Cinnamon. w1o have nor
already tsus So 90 eu1 c5 risir
l-Isgss and -'U ri prugr ssaaEs Texans,
vto nave nau aI-sa.F tsr.e 81 10 4e-
lUrs -tsir 5oI TAX ,zcsicrz
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12

Ess al Re sufferers WIN cFr,sr-
sensitive nerves. 90 Utcu cure CO
sers and .5seCrtlr1 a1g1t4 ara 1ai1-
'lI- co 90 loans zf1Dt.ca zcsi1T
.osg -a- and BE- IIus1 by -as rs7 cli.,-
2rlrstars
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12

Tie greatest -ro-a.4 in Bryan t1st
coW ia eaGse3 b. the tac; that there
are Io1 101s@s e1o-z1 70 20 zrc1-d
and some have 20 co-1I@ ~ o. board
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12

Be.nz TOO I'D 10 ATTEND dances. the
editor q The Eagle Tan III inform
7og, ElIilioe. whether ire Boston
tFo;' hss tsruck BrTsu.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12

Were j. the DIsTUrigst O. Stake
sDsarezl esIl3aF who viii lFz-a-.ze
The EsTt te1 days q the Texas IegisIz-
TIRE, Fortune and fame await him.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12

When yo1 meet Al Ohfoan don't ask
hin = be "a from Adams county. He
might take i a. an insult.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12

Champ Clarke TOted % sustain q
ruling q Speaker Joe Cannon, Champ
Clark expects 70 BE speaker next year
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12

There's q difference between TIE re-
suits Of di,ching 2 boggy piece Of land
and ditchinz 4 train.
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12

T ute -irsrcis cGIrGi-.clr IT IN.
=5ST STATE =AMlr 4 TRUST
COMPANY.
ir s''Hali, Sears Ir Ts;aG. az 1te 1lGHs
ir ;l.sii'eas Iir -ts 1r!t tap -r IIIuary.
1911, ;ut;iiaiier. IN the 5cYsr Eagle, a
Newspaper sr'rrsi s,c ;i.t:i airer az
5rYs', snsrs sf Tss;da. IIr 1,e r-tr tag
;r Isf-Ia-N NH
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12

In an editorial on education The
Houston Chronicle SAYS: The subject
Bryan daily eagle and pilot. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1909-1918, 1911-01-12

IrfGr 1ssf,urg&S IA 1.l-CrvS
ll-srssT u CsIura1rq Fund 1..Gs. ~
TeUtI Observation-Disclosures. is.a9l, .gaI. *
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-03-15
THAT BREACH OF PROMISE CASE

The mock court trial TO he given un-
der the auspices of the auxiliary boa rd
of women mana gers Ia the Marion
County Hospital Association. in the
Temple Theater. on Monday evening.
March goth. promises To be an event Of
unusual interest. Judging from news
paper reports of similar entertainments
conducted by the present management
il would seem to be one of the most
amusing things now offered for pub
lie patronage.
1t will be, in the first place. an exact
reproduction of a court scene in meth
DDS and procedure and on this account
will be extremely interesting to ladies
and others who have never attended a
real trial
Best of all will be the refined fun of
the whole affair. With Maj r. y. Bur-
ford presiding over the court. Miss
Alice Bullock appearing as the brok-
en-hearted plaintiff. DIT. Alfred Beck
as the defendant. Col Newton prose
cutting the case and w. h. ZewadSki.
esq, defending the accused. to say
nothing of the brilliant array OF court
officers, witnesses and jurors. il is
pretty certain we shall have all the
comedy of court scene and enough
wholesome fun to last a whole year.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-03-15
ELkS ELECT OFFICERS

Ocala Lodge No. 2s6. Z. r. o. Elks
held a large and enthusiastic meeting
last night with half hundred mem
bers in attendance. After the regular
routine business of the session had
been attended to and several brothers
had made some valuable suggestions
for the good of the order. and Ocala
lodge in particular. the annual election
of officers for the ensuing year was
held. with the following result:
Delegate TO grand lodge-Mr. f. F.
Robinson.
Exalted Ruler-Mr. Edward Drake
Esteemed Loyal Knight-Mr Sidney
Halle.
Esteemed Leading Knight-Mr. r. r
Carroll.
Esteemed Lecturing Knight-Dr. F
E. McClane.
Secretary-Mr. l. F SavareS
Treasurer-Mr. c.. J. Bitch.
Tyler-Mr. p. y. Dosh.
Trustees-Messrs. {. r. TydingS, II
b. Clarkson and II. NJ. Hampton.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-03-15
BIG AUCTION TOMORROW

The great auction sale of lots by the
Bowman Realty Co. will take place to-
morrow, commencing at 10 o'clock a
m. Major Coombs. the auctioneer, and
Mr.. Bowman, the head of the company.
are here, having arrived last night and
will assist Mr.. Partridge. who has
been in charge of the business here for
the past two weeks. As this is by far
the most desirable piece of residence
property on the market and i close to
the business center of the city. despite
the fact that ii has only heen recent
ly available for subdivision. makes il
sure that every lot will be disposed of
tomorrow. Many lots have been sold
at private sale during the past two
weeks and plans are already being
made for several handsome homes in
Magnolia Place. Those desiring a good
location for a home. where the sur
roundings will be pleasant and beau
tiful. should be on the ground with
the determination to possess one or
more Of the lots.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-03-15

The ladies Wednesday Music Club
met this forenoon at the rooms of the
Woman's Club and held their regular
weekly practice. In the absence of
Mrs. McIver, Miss Peyser played the
piano accompaniments. Miss Wart-
man lead the exercises Mrs J. H.
Taylor sang a most delightful solo in
her sweet rich voice. Miss Bettman
played a very pretty piano solo which
was highly appreciated.
Miss Wartmann read most inter-
esting article from the Literary Digest
on the great musical director Strauss.
his work and achievements. Il was an
able article we'll delivered.
Mrs r. r. Carroll read an original
article on women and music. which
was thoughtfully prepared, most in
teresting and we'll presented. BY re-
quest the article will be published
within a day or two.
The club tried over the cantata to
be presented at no distant date. the
Lady of Shalott.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-03-15
ACT Is CONSTITUTIONAL

Messrs. Hampton, Anderson and Sis
trunk, the counsel for the indicted
city aldermen. have heard from the
case appealed from Judge BullockS
court attacking the constitutionality
of the act of the Legislature creating
the law under which the aldermen
were indicted. The supreme court of
Florida has rendered its decision.
which is that the law is constitutional
The case will now probably go before
a jury at the next term of Judge Bull
locks court, which will be in the fall
The horrible crime in this case was
in the sanitary inspector buying a
dump cart for the sanitary depart
ment of the city from the firm of Mes
srs. McIver < MacKay of which firm
Mr. McIver was a member of the city
council and the council ordered the
bill paid along with a large batch of
other bills that had been approved by
the committees without reading them
in detail.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-03-15
OPINIONS ON ST. ELMO

Following are the opinions of the
metropolitan press on st Elmo,
which will be presented at the Temple
Friday evening:
New York American: Best play of
the season.
World: Wondrously successful and
meritorious.
Sun: The large audience enjoyed
the performance of the quaint old
story St Elmo. Somehow or other,
the play nears its end You feel tho
somebody should stand up in meeting
and close the performance with pray
err. The devilness Of ''St. Elmo" does
seem so saint-like in these days of
highly geared depravity.
Herald: skillful piece of dramatic
work that stirred the large audience.
Times; 4 play deserving the utmost
comment of the public.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-03-15

DR. J. c. Boozer. than whom there Is
no man in Marion more interested in
the growing Of more and better corn.
had a letter this morning from the
Jacksonville office OF the American
Agricultural Chemical Co. stating that
having heard Of DR.. Boozer's efforts to
increase the yield OF corn in Marion
the company would supplement the
prizes by Offering a half ton OF Ameri-
can farmers fertilizer made by them
providing the fertilizers used on the
land growing the prize corn was pur-
chased from them.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1911-03-15

Mr.. Chas. w. Hunter of the Citizens
Gas Company, will be at the demon
stration at the Woman's Club rooms
given by Mrs. Harris tomorrow after
noon from 3 to ) to explain TO the la
dies his department of the gas and gas
stove problem. Mr.. Hunter will talk
to the ladies about the many advant-
ages of using gas stoves for cooking.
will tell them the methods of operat-
ing them, etc. He will be glad to have
as many ladies possible come to the
demonstration tomorrow afternoon.
Come whether you now have a stove
or are thinking of installing one, or
even if you think you do not want a
gas stove. They want all three class
es represented tomorrow afternoon.