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Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-27

ciwnych wiatrow i deszczu. We
drines otrzymal wieniec wawrzy-
nowy napisem: .Zwyciezcy w
wyScigach lotniczych Paryza do
Madrytu". Do godziny 9ej vie
czorem przybylo tn Z aeronatow.
Z innych uczestnikow, Babuteau
doznai rozbicia aeroplanu W po-
blizu Gilze-Ryen. w poblizu tez
owego miejsca musieli ladowac z
powodu niepogody Wharf, Pre-
vot Train, Wynmalen znajdu-
ie sic pod Braschaet, Sc mil Cd
Brukseli.
Sedan. 27 czerwca. = Pornez-
nix de Maltherbe, aviator armi
francuskiej, przeleciai Z Paryza
do Sedanu, przestrzen 177.6 mil,
w jednej godzinie A minutach.
2 Finlandyi.
Helsingfors, Finlandya, 27-go
czerwca. = Finsko -szwedzki pa
rowiec pocztowy Bor l., ma kto-
rym jechaio 400 wycieczkowcow
re Sztokholmu, rozbii sic ma Wy
sokoSci wyspy Korpo. Zaloge
podroznych uratowano.
z Hayti.
Port all Prince. = Prezydent
Simon wyruszyi znowu ma cze'e
znaczniejszego wojska, byw pol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-27
Miasto tract $45, 900 rocznie.
Sejm KatuIckiego StOWarzyszenIa Edukacyjnego.
z Rady Miejskiej.
Odrzucono ordynans gazowy; wyasysnowano S36O,OOO
ma nowy most odroczono sic do ego lipca.
Upal zabiera ofiare; osm poraieh.

cyframi, re miasto tract $4,000
rocznie przez nieogledne prowa-
dzenie t. wv. dog pound, gdzie
przetrzymywane sd psy schwy-
tame przez oprawcow. Sprawoz-
DAME odnosi sic rowniez do kon-
traktu okreslajacego Gene "a
zdechie konie. Podobno miasto
otrzymywalo SIS rocznie "a
wszystkie trupy kohskie, maja
one przedstawiac ogolna wartosc
przynajmniej $4,000.
Ostro skrytykowafa komisya
Merriama takze biuro statystyki
miejskiej, lekarza miejskiego,
eksperta tramwajowego, inspek-
tora ryb miejskiego architekta.
Ordynans gazowy ubity.
Me udalo sic aldermanowi
Murrayowi przeprowadzic ordy-
nansu, nakazujacego korporacyi
gazowej Peoples Gas Light &
Coke Co." obnizyc cene gazu do
II cent6w "a tysiac stop kubicz-
nych. Przekazano probationary
ordynans komiSyi gazu, oleju
swiatla elektrycznego4
z fundusz6w miejskich wya-
sygnowano SUNG 100000 ma bu-
dove mostu ma ulicy Washing
ton. w razie gdyby "a zezwole-
MEM wladz federalnych obyc sic
byfo MONA bez tego mostu, to
uchwala wczorajsza opiewa, re
pieniadze uzyte bye maja ma bu-
dove mostu ma ulicy Indiana.
Nastepna sesya Rady Miej-
skiej cdbedzie sic dnia 6go lipca.
Ofiara upaiu.
Wczorajszy upai spowodowa1
smierc 77-mioletniego Jozefa
Hebsona, $780, Ridge ave-, Evan
ston, gdy ten pracowai okolo
swego domu.
Nadto razeni zostali udatem:
Ywaszek, Albert, lat SO, VIA
Sciciel szynku pm. 1910 n. Pauli-
ma ul.; odwieziony do szpitala
polskiego Siostr Nazaretanek;
Papaganus, Andrzej, lat 10, ra-
zony W restauracyi pm. 1901 w.
Madison ul.; odesiany do szplta-
la Garfield Park;
Gwabach, Albert, lat 29, I4I7
Lii ave-; przewieziony do szpi-
tala Braci Aleksyan6w;
Garolski, Antoni, lat As, 1924
w. I7ta ul. razony w poblizu
swego domu;
|. Aberhaus, Jozef, lat u; odwie-
ziony do szpitala powiatowego;
Shatz, Jak6b, lat 6I, 2o51
Grand ave.; odesfany do szpita-
la powiatowego;
Nc Auliffe, Patryk, lat 50, SIS
E. AZ pl.; odesiany do szpitala
powiatowego;
Jones, Lagrane, w}asciciel apte
XII w Evanston; dotkniety upa-
lem w pewnym sk}adzie departa-
mentowym przy State ulicy;
przewieziony do szpitala ,,Emer-
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-27
Z Francyi.

Paryz, % czerwca. = Prezy-
dent Fallieres prosii dotychczaso-
wego rhinistra finansow, Cailla-
ux, zajecie utworzeniem nowe-
90 gabinetu i Caillaux. podlai sic
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-27

zadania, ale sadzi, re pred Srod9
ME bedzie W stanie zadania wyko-
nae. o lie slychac, zachowa on dla
Siebie, obok urzedu premiera,
take teke spraw wewnetrznych.
z Niemiec.
Kilonia, % czerwca. - ]. Pier
pont Morgan zrobil cesarzowi
niemieckiemu prezent wiasno-
recznego listu Marcina Lutra, pi-
sanego przez tegoz do Karola ",
"a ktory milioner amerykansii
niedawno zapiacii $4,000. c.
sarz bardzo byl uradowany i ma
tychmiaSt Morganowi nadai wiel-
ki krzyz (gwiazde) orderu czer-
wonego oria. List ten pisany po
iacinie W r. 1921, zawiera obrone
Lutra ma zarzuty mu czynione.
Cesarz rozmawiai dluzej ad-
miralem Badgerem wreczyi mu
swoj portret Z wlasnorecznym
podpisem, a przyrzek} dac drugi
taxi portret okretowi wojennemu
louisiana ma pamiatke Sniadania
Spozytego ma okrecie,
Ma bankiecie cesarskiego klubu
jachtowego cesarz wniosl toast ma
yprawdziwych marynarzy". Po-
miedzy goScmi byio kilku Ame-
rykanow, a miedzy mimi J. Pier
pont Morgan, swiezo obrany
czionkiem cesarskiego klubu ja-
chtowego i Allison V. Armour.
Przed bankietem ceSarz osobiScie
rozdai nagrody zwyciezcom anne
rykanskim w wyscigach okreto-
wych we czwartek w sobote ze-
sz}ego tygodnia. Ma wczorajszych
zapasach atletycznych tax Ame-
rykanie jak. i Niemcy mieli po
cztery partye wygrane.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-27

Koneresu POprawka ROa przepada Toilette
ugOda kanadyjska PROXY nowym statkem wojennym
ekspIOEya Okrece pOdwOdnym -Spioch
Chicago. EksplOzya prOchO-
wn. przed sadem. Peary skada trOea.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-27
Ze strajku w Anglii.

Londyn, p czerwCa. = VIA
sciciele oktet6w przyszli do prze-
konania, ze konieczna jest rzecza,
by jednozgDdnie postepowai /
odbywaja sac teraz W tym celu
konferencye. O ustepStwach z
ich strony nsema mowy. Wczoraj
tysiqce robotnikow ma dokach i
przy transpdrtowaniu towarow
przyiaczylo sic do strajku. Polo
zenie stale sic powazne, zwiasz-
cza W Liverpoolu i W Hull. w
Hull mnoStwo okretow przybylo
W sobote i W niedziele, a ME moz-
ma ich wyiadowywac, podczas
gdy przywioziy towary podlega-
lace zepsuciu. jak masio i inne
artykuly spozywcze. Kupcy
zwr6cili sic do gieidy prosbq 0
poSrednictwo.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-27

nocnej czeSci Hayti stlumic roz-
rugby. Niepodobienstwem jest do
wiedziec sic o szczegoiach tyczq-
cych sic rewolucyi, ale slychac,
re rozmiary jej So znaczne. Sly
chat, re prezydent chce najprzod
naklonic powstahc6w do ziozenia
broni dopiero gdy to ME pomo-
re, wystapit zbrojnie. = Dono-
sza, re gen. Finche, dawniejszy
przyjaciel prezydenta Simona, po-
lqczyl sic Z powstancami.
Cholera.
Paryz, 81 czerwca, = Urzedo-
wo donosza, re w Konstantyno-
.polu panuje cholera i ze-pojawiia Ia
sic w TryeScie, jakotez ma okrecie
Oceanic austryackiego Lloydu w
Alden.
Paryz, 81 czerwca.-Z Hiszpa-
nil nadchodza wiesci prywatne
donoszqce, re polityczne poloze-
ME TAME jest nadzwyczaj groz-
ne. Codziennie nalezy oczekiwat
powstania republikanow.
zona (do meza powracajacego p6z-
no karczmy): Poczekaj ty pijaku'
wioczego nocny, jak unlre. to zawsze
drch moi poinocy ci sic zjawi!
MAJ (ze spokojoem): .Daremne two
je pogr6zki, bo p6lnory nigdy mnie
W domu ME ma.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-27
Wzloty balonow.

Hanowerskie Munden, 81 czer-
wca. = Kiedy dokonywano repa-
racyj przy balonie ze sterem, Par
seval v, powstai pozar balon
jest zniszczony. Mkt ludzi ME
odniosi szwanku. Parseval V.
niedawno Berlina odbyf podroz
Z pasazerami. Dnia 2 kwietnia do
konai on byi niebezpiecznego Ia
dowania pod Halberstadt.
Quedlinburg, % czerwca. =
Nowy balon Zeppelina re ste
rem, ,,Schwaben", odbyl pierwsza
swa podroz. Hr. Zeppelin W MIN
jechai.
Brema, 27 czerwca. = Z 8 ba-
lonow, ktore W sobote sic wznio-
sly, by udaG sic do St. Cloud ma
wyscigi, jeden, Andromed, W po-
blizu wyspy Juist wpadl poSrod
bury do Nora Poinocnego. Wy
siano natychmiast pomoc, ale 10
die przywiozly tylko worek z
balastem naznaczony literami R.
@. B. 20. Pilotem byi Georges
Blondel, niejaki Leon Corbin
jechal jako pasazer. Obaj zapew-
ne utoneli.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-27
Sejm katolikow.

w sail Uniwersytetu katolic-
kiego DE Paul, przy Webster
ave. Sheffield ave-, rozpocza}
sic wczoraj osmy doroczny sejm
katolickiego stowarzyszenia edu-
kacyjnego p. n. catholic Edu-
cational Association of the Uni
ted States" Z wybitniejszych
delegat6w obecni So: Prev. ks.
E. ]. Walsh, c. NJ, prezydent
Uniwersytetu Niagara; Prev.
ks. E. A. Pace, professor filozofii
ma Uniwersytecie Katolickim we
Waszyngtonie; Prev. ks. John
Cavanagh, prezydent Uniwersy-
tetu ,,Notre Dame" i Prev ks.
E. G. Dohan, prezydent Uniwer-
sytetu Villa Nova"
Ma intencye delegatow J. E.
Najprzew. ks. Arcybiskup Quig-
ley odprawii dis rano o, godz. g
tel Msze pontyfikalna, W kosciele
sw. Wincentego przy ullcach
Webster Sheffield.
Zjazd delegat6w potrwa CITE
ry dni.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-27
Z Anglii.

Londyn, 2i czerwca. = Wczo-
raj wieczorem odbyio sic wSpa-
Male przedstawienie operowe W
Covent Garden. Widowisko byio
niezrownane, zarowno ma scenic
jak W auditorium. Gala sala to-
nela W kwiatach; samych roz zu-
zyto przeszio 100000. Ma krole-
wska loze zamieniono 10 loz; o.
kolo 100 miejsc tam zajely same
prawie oSobistosei kroiewskiego
pochodzenia, ale W drugim re
die siedziai W zwykiym stroju
wieczornym specyalny ambasa-
dor Hammond. Obok lozy krole-
wskiej dwie loze Przeznaczone
byiy dla dyplomatow ministrow.
Stroje byiy nieslychanie bogate.
Przedstawiono ? akt Z Aidy, ?
akt z Romeo i Julii i 3 akt Cy-
rulika Sewilskiego, jakotez zy-
Wv ohraz baletu Pavilion Ar
midy". Pomiedzy artystami wy
stepujacymi byli: panic Melba,
Destium. Tetrazzini, Berat Kirk
by Lnn panowie John McCor-
mick, Sanmarco, Franz, Bassi i
Malatesta.
Po przedstawieniu para krole-
wska jej goscie udali sic ma bal
wydauy Przez ksiscia ksiszns
Westminster W Grosvenor Hou-
sc.
Londyn, % czerwca. = Parla-
ment zebral sic wczoraj znowu
ma seSye i natychmiast rozpocz-
ME sic dalsza walka veto lor-
dow. w izbie lordow Lansdowne
oznajmB, ze wniesie szereg popra-
week do novel;. Poniewaz rad
prawdopodobnie ma ME sic ME
zgodzi, przeto mozliwa jest RE
CA, ze nastapi zamianowanie
dalszvch 500 liberalnych parow.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-27
Nowy skandal.

Komisya Merriama, ktora
przestaje dzisiaj istniee, przedlo-
zyla ostatnie swe sprawozdanie
ma wczorajszej sesyi Rady Miei-
skieJ. Wykazuje ona niezbitemi
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-27
Eksplozya ma okrecie pod
wodnyn.

San Diego, Cal, 27 czerwca.-
w eksplozyi' gazolinowej maszy-
ny ma okrecie podwodnym Pike,
bolesnie poparzeni zostali F. w.
Elliot, glowny maszynista, J. 9.
Jeffries pomocnik maszynisty i
L. B. Walker, elektrotechnik. e.
liot jest najboleSniej poparzony,
ale wyzdrowieje. Inni marynarze
uszli bezpiecznie. Statek ME 20
stall uszkodzony.
Ubito poprawke Roota.
Waszyngton, % czerwca. =
Ugoda kanadyjska odnios}a pier
wsze zwyciestwo wczoraj kiedy
DO siedmiu godzinach zacietych
debat ogromna wiekszoscia g}o-
sow odrzucono poprawke Roota
proponujaca modyfikacye sekcyi
O papierze papce papieroweJ,
Wobec tego zacznie sic teraz O.
twarta walka 0 proponowana u
code. Senator La Toilette W
movie przeciw poprawce senatora
Roota oswiadczyi, re bedzie gfo-
sowal "a ugoda, choc pod wielu
wzgledami projekt mu sic wcale
ME podoba La Toilette uwaza u
stawe "a zla, szkodliwa niczem
nieuzasadniona.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-27

(Doko!czenie ma stronicy 5-teD.
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-27
Bienerth rezygnuje.
Zmiana W gabinecie austryackim.
GaIOWG przedStaWGnie Opey LOndynle.
Strajk marynarzy.
Milioner Morgan cesarz niemiecki wzajemnie
sic Obdarzaja.
GaIuWs przsdstaWlenis OpsT " LOndynls.
Strajk marynarZy.
z l<64 awiatyczrycla.

RewoIucya Hayt. : GrOine pOlOienie Hiszpanii
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-27
z Hayti.

Port au Prince. = Prezydent
Simon wyruszyi znowu ma cze'e
znaczniejszego wojska, by W pol
Dziennik Chicagoski. [volume] (Chicago [Ill.]) 1890-1971, 1911-06-27

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SINGLE COPY ONE CENT:
The Ocala evening star., 1911-03-29
RANSOM COONER

The subject of this sketch who was
laid to rest in the annex to Greenwood
cemetery last Friday afternoon was
born in Barnwell. South Carolina, six
ty-seven years ago.
At the age of seventeen he left
school in Aiken, S. c., and entered the
Confederate army. He was in Ha-
goods regiment and was stationed on
the coast the first part of the war. He
afterwards went to Virginia and was
in most of the great battles there. up
to the time that Longstreet Joined
Bragg at Chicamauga. After the cam
paign on Lookout mountain he again
went with Longstreet to Virginia and
took part in nearly every battle, in
cluding the long seige of Petersburg
and was one of the heroes who was
paroled at AppomattoX.
Finding his way back to his home
in April '65. ragged and footsore. he,
like thousands of his fellow soldiers,
took up the burden of life and en-
gagged in farming.
In 1872 he married Miss Anna
Louise Fairy, of BarnWen county. who
with three daughters and two sons and
| a host of friends are left to mourn his
death.
|
tied in the neighborhood now known
as Capulet. Here he engaged in farm
ing and was active in establishing a
school. and not only establishing but
maintaining the Methodist church at
that place, he being a life long and de-
voted member of this denomination.
Four years ago he moved to St. Pc
tersburg, but the loss of his eldest son
N NJ Cooner who died after linger-
ing illness OF typhoid fever, seemed tC
impair his health which had been very
poor for several years. He then moved
back to Marion county, and for nearly
a year resided near Gambler. from
which place his soul took flight.
Mr.. Cooner was a member of th'
lOcala camp of Confederate Veterans
many Of whom during the past yea,
have crossed the great divide. We ex
tend our sympathfes TO the bereaveC
family.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-03-29
OCALA 4 HORSE
AND MULE MARKET

The extraordinary demand for
horses and mules this season through
out Marion and neighboring counties
has necessitated a base of supplies and
that base is Ocala and because of its
central location and accessibility.
With this demand business men have
been found whose knowledge of the
equine and the needs of the buyers
have been found in the we'll known and
reliable firm Of Messrs. Tompkins,
Nichols & Cobb. Their name and repu-
tation is a guarantee of honest, hon
orable and fair dealing. If you need
their services, call on them, inspect
their stock and secure their prices and
your wants will be fully met. Remem-
Der the firm, Messrs. Tompkins, Mich
OILS & Cobb, Ocala, Fla.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-03-29
TAMPA 5 CHURCH IANG[E
Pastor Served With Two InjunctiOns
and One Member Chastised by
Another

Tampa, March 29.-Trouble growing
out of sensational charges and counter
charges between members of the con-
gregation of the First Congregational
church of Tampa. came TO head yes
terday afternoon when Pastor Robert
Lee Kirkland was served with two in
functions staying him from trying
three prominent members from stirring
up strife in the church.
One of the injunctions was filed by
Mrs Hugh c. McFarlane, wife of one
Of the wealthiest citizens of Tampa.
and the other by W. F. Barritt. MEM
Der Of the city council. Both injunc-
tions are predicated on charges that
the Rev Mr. Kirkland has no right 10
en- only his friends on the trial COM
against the mOvants.
So strong has the feeling among the
members of the congregation been that
a special police officer was detailed to
attend the church and preserve order.
This followed the serious chastiSement
of one member of the committee nam
ed by the Rev. Mr.. kirkland to try the
members by the husband of Mrs. Mac
Farlane,
The summoning of members for trial
before the church committee follow ed
the publication of afidavits that the
Rev. Mr.. kirkland had found an "af-
finity" in a young woman in his flock
and that he had written her particu-
Iarly fervid letters, declaring that he
| had prayed for years for just such a
woman as she is. He has wife.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-03-29
GRAHAMVILLE AND LYNNE

Grahamville. March 29.-The death
angel visited the home of Mr.. and Mrs.
Charlie Hogan of Lynne and took from
them their aged mother, Mrs. Eliza
beth Hale. Mrs Hale had been failing
in health for several years and her
spirit took flight last Friday evening.
The remains were laid to rest in the
old cemetery near her home beside the
resting place of her husband who pre-
ceded her some thirteen years ago. She
leaves two sons and three daughters
and a host of friends to mourn her
death
Mrs Fannie Mason of Grahamville is
quite sick with measles We hope to
soon see her up, enjoying health.
Miss Susie Worth is down with
measles.
We are having copious rains now
and crops are looking fine.
Mr.. J. A. Hicks and family of Lynn.
have been sick with whooping cough
We are pleased to note they are i'm
uroying
The Ocala evening star., 1911-03-29
MRS. LUCINDA HAI.ES

Thursday afternoon. March 23rd. the
death angel entered the home of Mr..
and Mrs Charlie Hogan at Conner and
took the beloved mother, Mrs. Lucinda
Hales. Mrs. Hales had been sick for
six months with pneumonia her ply
sician pronounced it. While her death
was not surprise yet it cast a deep
gloom over her family and many
friends. who so kindly yielded 10 the
needs of this beloved woman.
All that loving hands and hearts
could do was done. Physicians were
summoned and all possible done to re-
lieve the poor sufferer but to no avail
Mrs. Hsles was 73 years of age and
the widow of r. R Hales, who pre-
ceded her to the great beyond Nov. 10.
1888. She was a member of the Bap-
tist church and true and faithful
mother TO her five children who We're
at her bedside when death came. She
! endured her sufferinss we'll. with the
hopes of getting well but Jesus saw At
| TO call her home where there is neither
suffering or pain. The Lord giveth and
| the Lord taketh away. blessed be the
name of the Lord. Weep not loving
children. your mother stands on the
golden shore beckoning 10 you.
Mrs. Hales leaves 10 mourn her deatf
| five children, namely: Mrs. Harrie
Holly. Mrs. Charlie Hogan. Mr.. Hay.
wood Hales. Mrs. Elizabeth Hogan and
Mr.. John c. Hales and seven grand
children and many friends She wa:
laid 10 rest in small cemetery on,
mile from her old home near Come
by the side of her husband. Col p F
Rogers rendered the funeral services
which were very touching and true
surrounded by weeping loved ones an
The Ocala evening star., 1911-03-29
SOME ADVERTISING
FOR THE SOUTH

Washington. n. c., March 29.-Five
hundred thousand dollars to advertise
the South was the figure decided upon
by leading advertising agencies of the
Southern states who met in this
city at the call of Managing Director
Dave of the Southern Commercial Con-
gressr for the formulation of definite
plans for the further publicity work of
the congress.
This conference is the immediate
outgrowth OF the immense impetus
given to Southern exploitation by the
convention of the Southern Commercial
Congress, recently held in Atlanta,
when the president OF the United
States. while directing one OF the ses-
sions, personally led the raising OF
$4,000 in support of the general work
Of the congress. The only living ex-
president was also a participant, as
was Governor Woodrow Wilson and
one hundred other men nationally emf
nent in the fields of both statesman
ship and business endeavor.
The agencies represented We're Mel
son Chesman & Company and III. w.
Kastor & Sons of St. Louis. Freeman
Advertising Agency of Richmond. Va.
Staples & Lemons OF Richmond, Va,
cy of Atlanta. Ga.
Plans were perfected for the raising
of an immediate minimum fund OF
100000 a year for five years to ad-
vertise the South through the Southern
Commercial Congress as the clearing
house for Dixie, this educational pro-
paganda and its advertising to appear
in the leading publications throughout
the country, particularly the great
metropolitan dailies.
| Five leading lines of exploitation
will be followed. Desirable farm lands
available for settlement and cultiva-
tion by the newcomers from the North
seeking homes in the South; Industrial
opportunities. manufacturing institu-
| tions. power plants, etc; commercial
| opportunities in the various states OF
| the South and the respective advant-
ages of each: bona fide investment op-
portunities in the South and the rea-
sons therefor and comparative data
concerning same,
An elaborate and systematic follow.
lup campaign is being formulated Il
care for the Inquiries which will come
into the congress as a result of thu
proposed publicity.
In a resolution adopted by the ad
vertising men present, il was given a!
their opinion that the plans of tn
Southern Commercial Congress is a
once the most important and far
reaching publicity measure in the his
tory of advertising and will have tn
enthusiastic support and cooperation o
the entire business community of tn
South. financial, Industrial and other
wise.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-03-29
LAKE WEIR w. c. T. L.

Lake Weir. March 2s.-The ladies
assembled on the regular date. March
23rd. Meeting was called TO order by
the president.
Reading OF ssth and 9sth Psalms.
Lords prayer in concert.
Song by all
The secretary being absent Mrs.
Douglas was appointed 20 take her
place.
Minutes of previous meeting were
read and approved.
Letters from Miss Neal and Mrs
Adams We're read.
The subject for the day was: The
Effects OF Tobacco on the Body" Miss
Pearl Kelsey. superintendent OF that
department. took the chair and a very
interesting discussion Of the subject
took place. II young men realized all
the evil effects OF tobacco none Of
them would begin TO use ii. The body
is the temple given TO US oy the mas
ter and We should care for II as such.
The meeting was closed with the
song. Down at the Cross"
Clara Douglas, Press Supt-
The Ocala evening star., 1911-03-29
WARNING TO RAILROAD MEN

Lookout for severe and even danger
Gus kidney and bladder trouble, result
ing from years of railroading. Geo. E..
Bell, 639 Third ST., Fort Wayne, Ind,
was many years a conductor on the
Nickle Plate. He says: Twenty years
of railroading left my kidneys in ter
rible condition. There was a continual
pain across my back and hips, and my
kidneys gave much distress, and the
action of my bladder was frequent and
most painful. 1 got a supply of Foley
Kidney Pills, and the first bottle made
wonderful improvement, and four
bottles cured me completely Since be-
ing cured, I have recommended Foley
Kidney Pills to many of my railroad
friends" Sold by the Court Pharmacy
The Ocala evening star., 1911-03-29
FAIRFIELD

Fairfield March 29.-Rev. Darrell,
our Presbyterian minister, preached
very interesting sermon Sunday after
noon at the church. Quite a crowd was
present both at preaching and Sunday
school We have fine Sunday school
here now and hope to have all our
friends in reach to come and join US
Our town is on a boom and has been
for several months The railroad is
going through fast and we expect to
have new depot here in a short
while, almost in the center of town.
Everybodys crops are looking nicely
since the rain.
Mrs Bob Scott gave a peanut she'll
ing Wednesday night. Quite a jolly
crowd were present. Lots of peanuts
were shelled and she gave us plenty of
nice cake to eat.
Mr.. and Mrs. Thigpin came up from
Dunnellon Friday.
Mr. A. L. Barlar visited friends in
Dunnellon last week.
A fish fry was given at Orange Lake
Saturday. Several were present and
had lovely time. The weather was
very bad.
Mr.. Tom Mack has returned home
from Pompano
Mr.. Frank Jennings came home from
Gainesville with fever.
Mrs Florrie Trantham of Gainesville
spent week here with her parents
Mr. and Mrs. b. S. Jennings.
Mrs r. T. Crouch took a flying trip
to Gainesville Tuesday.
Mr. and Mrs. Austell accompanied
their sister. Mrs. Burkhart home Sat
urday.
A few of the young folks here at
tended services at Reddick Sunda,
night.
We could not have prayermeetin&
last Thursday night an account of bat
weather. We hope to have a goot
crowd next Thursday night.