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The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-13
DEAFNESS CANNOT BE CURED

BY local applications. as they cannot
reach the diseased portion of the ear
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inflamed condition of the mucous lin
ing of the Eustachian tube. When
this tube is intiamed, you have a rum
bling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when it is entirely closed deafness is
the result. and unless the infiamma =
ton can he taken out and tnis tube
restored TO its normal condition. hear
ing viii be destroyed forever: nine
cases out Of ten are caused by catarrh.
which i nothing but an ini!amed con
dition Of the mucous surface.
We VIII give one Hundred Dollars
for any ease Of deafness Ccausei by
Catarrh) that cannot be cured by
Hairs Ca,arrh cure. Send for circu-
lars, free. Sold by druggists, T5c. Take
Hairs Family Pills for constipation.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-13
SAVED HIS WIFE'S LIFE

My wife would have been in her
grave today. writes O. II. Brown Of
MuScaI!ne. Ala. = il had not been cor
Or. Kings New Discovery. she wa
down IA her bed. not able % get up
without help. She had a severe bron-
chial trouble and a dreadful cough.
got her a bottle OF Or. Kings New
Discovery and she soon began 20 mend
and wa- we'll in snort time" Infall.-
nle for coughs and colds. IL the most
reliable remedy on earth for desperate
lEn- trouble. hemorrhages. lagrtppe,
asthma. hay fever. Group and whooplEg
cough. Fifty cents and 81. Trial bottle
free. Guaranteed BY Tydings * 20
The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-13
YOUR NEIGHBOR'S EXPERIENCE

How you may profit BY it. Take Fo-
ley Kidney I-ills. Mrs. T.. q. Whiting.
$50 Willow street, Akron. Ohio. say~:
For some time had a very serious
case of kidney trouble. and ] suffered
with hackaches and dizzy headaches.
| had specks floating before my eyes
ana l felt all tired out and miserable.
l saw Foley Kidney Pills advertised.
got a bottle and took them according
To directions. and results showed al
most at once. The pain and dizzy
headaches left me. my eyesi=ht became
clear and today / can say I am a well
woman, thanks 10 Foley Kidney Pills."
Sold in Ocala by the Court Pharmacy.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-13
LIBERTY DEtRER THAN LIFE
Daring Leap Of a Prisoner the Way
to Tampa from Fast Moving
Train In North Carolina

Tampa. June i2.-W. +. Pounds. ar
rested At Pawtuck-t. Z. l., last Thurs
day at the request Of the Tampa au-
thorIJieS. who waS being escorted 10
this city by Deputy Snerin George \
Bell OF the sheriff. office. escaped las
night by leaplng from a fast moving
train near Norlina. y. Z, on the ). \
/.
II appears that the prisoner. with
out word Of warning. suddenly
hurled himself through a window OF
the coach in which he and his escort
Were riding. evidently an=h;ing un-
hurt. Deputy Bell telegra phed Sheriff
Jackson OF the escape. Sheriff jack
son Immediately wired Deputy Eeu Ia
offer reward Of $50 for Pounds ap-
prehenS!on, and TO use every endeavor
to apprehend and rearreSt him.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-13
Up To DATE MAPS

Latest maps Of Florida ana all 9TH
-r states at Billiards.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-13
\ Lasting Effect
DAYS TRIP
NEW YORK To LIVERPOOL

WASHINGTON. June l3.-From New
York 10 Liverpool by rail in three
days-beating the record Of the LuSi-
tania by twenty-four hourS-lS one OF
the possibilities OF the next few years.
In report just made to the depart
ment Of commerce and labor lay Con-
sui Wilrich of Quebec. concerning
this important matter he says.
The construction Of railway from
Quebec TO a point on Cape Sir Charles
on the Labrador coast. connecting
there with proposed new line Of
steamships Of the Lusitania type. "a
run between Cape Sir Charles and
Liverpool and with a ferry across the
Strait OF Newfoundland is 4 project
now under way, in which number
Of prominent Canadian ani English
"a pitaliSts are Interested.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-13
Wednesday Morning

Board met pursuant to adjourn
ment, with all members present.
Resignation of r. L. Parramore of
Eureka, Fla, as being ferryman at the
Eureka crossing read and on motion
of Commissioner Henderson the clerk
was instructed to write Mr.. PARA
more, asking him if he would not con-
tinue as ferryman: that the ferry boat
Sheriff Galloway filed report OF
sheriff TO state auditor, showing fines
and costs imposed in Marion county,
and chargeable to sheriff during May,
1911. showing fines. s1211; costs,
$346: total. s155722
Letter by S. E. Civil relative to tax
matters read and filed. The clerk
was instructed to write Mr.. Civil that
Mr. Crosby will attend TO this mat,
ter as soon as possible, the request
having been referred to him.
Report by W. L. Colbert. tax col
lector, of licenses issued by tax col
lector for period extending from May
LIST. 1911. to May 81, 1911, read and
filed. Collection for state, s201; col
lection for county, s121.75.
Notary public bond for Charles F
Waterman, with J. B. Martin and Rob
ert Martin. sureties. real and ap
proved.
Notary public bond Of James B
Haney, with Fred B. Magaw and
Chas. V Miller, sureties, read anC
approved.
Communication by the Manufactur
er's Record, read and filed.
On motion of Commissioner Hen
The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-13
\ THOROUGH TEST
One that will Convince the Most Skep-
ticaI Ocala Reader.

Cures that last are cures that count.
DoanS Kidney Pills makes thor
ough cures.
The following case l. typical.
Ocala residents should he convinced.
The testimony is confirmed - the
cure lasted.
Proof like this cannot be ignored.
e. +. Hays. 27l Orange street. Ocala.
Fla, says: y think that heavy lift
ing caused my kidneys To become dis
ordered. l suffered intensely from
stiff and lame that | could hardly 40
my work | also had headaches When
4 friend told me about Doan's kidney
Pills, l began using them | am now
glad that | did 50. for they gave me
more relief than all the other meii-
cineS | had ever taken. To say that
endorse Doan's Kidney pills i put
ting the case mildly" statement Civ
IN May L.. l9OS).
\ Lasting Effect
In March. 1911. when Mr. Hays was
interviewed. he said: I gladly con-
firm my former endorsement of Doan's
Kidney Pills. for the benefit they
brought has been lasting. You may
continue to publish my statement"
For sale by all dealers. Price. fifty
cents. FoSter-Milburn Company. sole
agents for the United States Remem-
ber the name-Doan' take no
other. II
The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-13
stop in at the Postoffice Drugstore
and get a free sample of ZEMO and
ZENIO SOAP.

The SureSt and most economical
treatment for eczema. pimples. danI-
run and all diseases OF the skin and
scalp. Do not neglect this They VIII
give you prompt relief and put YOU on
the road TO = cure. Good for infants
- we'll a grown persons
The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-13
SPELLS FROM DINKELsPIEL
George V. Hobart)

SELECTION OF 4 WIFE
Meier fall in luff in a hurry, because
70 get in chail is easy; TO get ouid is
annoying"
IND before der word is spoken vich
means Wedding invitations or a suit
INIT brtches Of promise, you should
stop und figure il ouid haf you selec-
toned der right girl.
The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-13
COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
Official Report of the Proceedings of
the June Meeting of the
Hoard
Ocala, Fla, June 6, 1911.

met in regular session. Present:
Hon c. Carmichael, S. w Petteway,
NJ. NJ Proctor, and W T Henderson,
commissioners.
Telegram from Hon w J. Crosby,
at Citra as follows: Am not able to
be present at board meeting today"
read and filed.
On motion Of Commissioner Petite
way. Commissioner c. Carmichael
was elected chairman of the board
.pIo tenn.
Reading of the minutes OF the last
meeting of this board deferred on ac-
count of the number of citizens and
people awaiting to be heard before
the board.
Mr.. J. D. Robertson appeared and
presented the fact that cars are now
en- route to select a route for a ma
tional highway from New York to
Tampa, and advocated the putting in
proper shape of the Ocala and Stokes
Ferry road, so this route could be
shown in proper shape.
A delegation from Burbank and vi
cinity appeared relative to a public
road from Silver Springs northward
to Orange Springs via Burbank.
1t was shown that one Reas Robert
son had moved his fence across the
public road On motion it was order
ed that the clerk notify Reas Robert
son to move his fence Is feet west
OF the section line. running between
HudgenS and Carter
Mr.. E. w. Mcdonald appeared rela-
tive to road between sections s and 9
and running into Ocala and Silver
Springs road. near Greenwood GENE
terry. On motion matter was referred
to Commissioner Carmichael for in
vestigation and report at next meet
ing of this board.
c. j. McCraney appeared relative
TO one Charity Rigdon of Umatilla
Fla On motion of Commissioner
Henderson it was ordered that war
rant be drawn for SIS per month, and
mailed to Charity Rigdon at Umatilla
Fla.
Petition by Nathan Mayo ct al as
follows: I'VE, the undersigned, peti
tion your honorable body to straight
en- the road which now runs crooked
varying from 20 to 60 feet on the half
section line of the northwest quarter
Nf cnctinn hin %
! showing that there will be only a
quarter of mile to straighten, as per
inclosed diagram, the above running
out of Summerfield west" Read and
on motion of Commissioner Hender
son matter was referred to Commits
siOner Proctor for investigation.
! On motion of Commissioner Hen
dersOn it was ordered that license be
granted to John S. Pedrick to sell Ii
quors, wines and beer in Dunnellon, in
election district No. "a, Marion coun
| ty, he having complied with the stat
utes in such cases made and provided
Mr.. Melton, representing the Melton
| Lumber Company, appeared relative
| to tax assessment on personal prop
erty of the Melton Lumber Company
On motion of Commissioner Hender
son it was ordered that matter be re
ferred to Tax Assessor Aver for ad
justment.
On motion of Commissioner Proctor
it was ordered that bill by Reming
ton Typewriter Company, account one
typewriter to county judges office, be
refused.
Minutes of last meeting of boarC
were read and approved.
On motion board adjourned unit
E7:30 a m. Wednesday.
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tConcluded on Fourth PageD
The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-13
FUN, FACT AND FANCY.
IN TABLOID PORN

From James Clarence Harveyss
over the Nuts and Wine"
Men All themselves for love. but
women let love do the killing.
Speak your thought OF women and
IoTSei u, Tor II you write IL down. you
viii laugh at your own fnexnarienra
before The ink Is dry
The Ocala evening star., 1911-06-13
II NOI KNEW

The merits Of Hairs Texas Wonder you
would never suffer from kidney, blad-
der or rheumatic troubles. ! dollar
bottle i sixty days treatment. seldom
one bottle fails 70 cure. Send for tes-
timonialS. DR. +. ". Han. 2@26 Olive
-. -. Louis, No. Sold by all druggists.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
WORK To BEGIN ON SIDEWALKS WITHIN A FEW DAYS
Material Being Shipped this lime, and Men and Material viii
Arrive Soon and Work Will be Diligently Prosecuted
Amarillo Firm Gets Contract

contracts between his firm and
the city are signed up, that
work would begin. He stated
that he had contracted TO build
az, 900 square feet of walks
25, 900 lineal feet of curb and 1900
feet of crossings. While these
men are in the city it would be a
good idea for a number of people
to have them build walks around
their premises. This would help
the appearance Of your home and
at the same time add much TO
the value Of the property.
Lubbock is fast forgeing to the
front, and this is one Of the
greatest strides in the right
direction that the city fathers
have made in a long time. The
Avalanche has advocated this
for some time. We have been
criticised TO a certain extent for
so doing, but we believe it is to
the best interest Of the town that
this be done, and for that reason
we have kept up the agitation,
and finally it has imbedded itself
in the minds of those who have
the welfare of the city at heart,
and the work is now to be done
and that right away.
We congratulate the city coun-
ell IN this move, and believe that
they will have the hearty coop
GRAFTON Of the people of the city
of Lubbock in the matter.
Come to Lubbock watch US
grow.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

The things that Lubbock has
been wanting for some time. and
has been needing just a little
worse than we have been
wanting, them is concrete side
walks, and we are now going TO
get them and that too within a
very short time. 1t seems so
sudden, that we can hardly real
ize that the people Of this city
will be walking on concrete side
walks within thirty days, and a
good long string Of them too.
Last Monday night the City
Council let the contract for the
building Of a string of sidewalks
from the new Santa Fe depot in
the east part Of town, all along
the north side Of north first
street to the postofiice, south
across the public square 70 the
Citizens National Bank. thence
east 10 the Nicolett Hotel.
Mr.. Willmering Of the firm Of
Willmering a. Mullen, who have
made Amarillo famous for its
many miles of sidewalks, were
fortunate in securing the con-
tract, and those who have had
the pleasure of seeing their work,
know that il is good and will
stand the test. Mr.. Willmering
stated to an Avalanche repre-
sentative Wednesday morning
that he had ordered material
shipped into Lubbock, and it
would begin arriving within a
few days, and as soon as all the
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

This count gives to the drvs
a lead of twenty-four votes, with
the boxes Of Perico and Conlen
not reported. 1t is known how
ever, that the vote in these
boxes, which combined will not
exceed the lead Of the pros in
those counted. will be about a
standof. with perhaps a lead Of
one or two either way, leaving
the pros a same majority above
twenty votes.
This ends the hottest cam
paign ever waged in Dalham
county. the approximate closing
of which was witnessed last
night on the street rally at the
postofiice corner when the pEo-
hibitionists conducted their final
rally.
Later The majority for the
pros II seems upon later counts
Is reduced TO Is.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13


party left Lubbock bound for
Bronco. on the line Of New Mex
leo. The object Of this journey
was to interest il possible and
assist those who were interested
in the establishment of a daily
mail line from Lubbock TO Plains
and Bronco. If possible.
The party was composed Of
Colby Thomas, real estate; +. l..
Klett, Of the firm Of Bean and
Klett, attorneys; j. B. Cate, Of
Radford Grocery Co., who also
represented the First National
Bank: Sc. Wilson, of the Western
Windmill co: Id. Rankin. Of the
firm Of Rankin and Sons A. g.
Hunt. Of the Citizens National
Bank. Simeon O'Neal Of the firm
Of Jno. =. Lewis and Company;
5. J. Winn. Of the Lubbock Mer.
camille Company; X. l. Tubbs, Of
the Tubbs Brothers Auto Trans.
fer Company. W. o. Tubbs Of
the same firm. Ben Hurd. Of
Ames a. Company: W. n. Cope
land. of the Red Cross Pharmacy
and James l.. Dow. Of the Ava
lanche.
We left Lubbock about 300
O'Clock a. m. and after a few
minutes pleasant drive We halted
IN front Of the general mercsn-
tile establishment Of J. W.
Peeler at Meadow, the first post.
Office 10 be benefited by the pro-
posed postal change. We re-
mained at that place several
minutes. talked the matter over
with those who were in town
and left a petition 10 the Third
Assistant Postmaster General.
for the people Of that community,
and patrons Of the Meadow post
Office TO sign Loading into the
cars again. We went spinning
across the magnificent country
around Meadow. A good rain
had fell the night before and the
country was looking greatly re-
freshed and crops were very
promising for good yield.
About 1900 O'Clock our party
rolled up in front Of The Hill
Hotel. at Brownheld, by this time
our apetites were IN first class
shape 10 do considerable damage
10 the good things 10 eat that
Mr.. Hill never fails 10 put up 10
his customers. After the meal
the crowd began 10 meet the
business men Of the town and as
many Of the ranchmen and far
mers as We could find in town
and put our proposition up TO
them. and with the able assist
ance Of editor A. j. Stricklln. of
that place. we succeeded on land
ing on the petition the name Of
every man that Il was presented
10. The people are heartily in
favor Of the Lubbock route. and
are using their every effort 10
have the line established 20 this
L.oint. A petition was left here
With the postmaster. Mr.. Wright. /
who by-the-way is an ex-citizen
of this county and a mighty good
boy. who is heartily in sympathy
with the route TO Lubbock. and
will recommend same to the post.
al department when the proper
time comes.
Having done what we could at
this place. We wene soon all
hoard for Gomez. the next place
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
Married

Walter A. Clark and Miss
Dezzie johnson were united in
marriage last Sunday afternoon.
These young people are well
and most favorably known in
this community and their many
friends will gladly join Us in
wishing them the largest meas
ure Of success and happiness IN
their married life.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
MAY Be ESTABLISHED To THE MEXICO LINE SOON
All Towns Along the Route are Heartily in Favor Of the Lubbock
Route and are Lined up to Help Pull il Through.
Petitions Being Signed

that will be benefited by the
line should it be established.
Stopping there about an hour we
found that they were Of one ac-
cord. and heartily in favor Of the
proposition and willing to do all
that they can 10 show the depart
ment that the route is a feasible
one and full Of genuine merit.
The petition was circulated free
~ at that place and quite a
number of signatures secured.
The petition was left in the hands
Of a good man, who will through
~ circulate il and we are willing
10 predict that he will not find a
person who is not willing % sign
same and work for the establish
ment Of the route.
Soon we were gliding over the
beautiful prairies Of Terry county
toward Plains the County Seat Of
Yoakum County. and IN this in
stance we wish 10 say a word
with regard to the road that
Terry county has made by scrap
ing the sand out 10 the clay,
which makes an ideal road, both
for wagons and sutos. IL is
quite different after striking the
Yoakum County line. the road
being very sandy and hard 10
pull. These people however are
preparing 10 do some work on
the road. and will in time have
II in fine shape. They are wide
awake 10 their interests and will
not let the travelling public suffer
longer than they can help. About
night We arrived in the seat OF
Ioakum county and halted our
900 ears in front Of the Hotel
Long. just before the supper bell
rang. Soon the hungry thirteen
were encircled about the large
dining table and from the way
Judge klett placed biscuits under
his belt. was sufficient reason for
the restless night that he report
ed having spent. The chuck"
was mighty fine however. and j.
X. Hill. of Brownfeld is going 10
have TO keep up a pretty good
hustle. II he holds his position as
the best eating house west Of
Lubbock. Here we spent the
night Everybody in plains is
right in line for the new mail
route. and the petition that goes
up tofhe department authorities
from that place will bear the
names Of practically every head of
families in the town and county.
and not only their names. but
strong inducement will be-
brought 10 bear on the depart
ment for the establishment of
this route. Early next morning
the party left for Bronco. the
last postofiice in the state in that
direction, and as far as our efforts
extend 10 secure mail services
out of Lubbock. Here We found
everything in line on our propo-
siticn. and the petition that had |
been previously forwarded TO them |
by mail, had been signed by |
about seventy-hve Of the patrons /
Of that postofhce. and all were /
anxious to see the proposition go I
through. /
In regard to be necessities Of
this route. will late that there is
possibly the eatest scope Of
country thai service would
On 's'Ss' sSss'.ii1sest : IS . .sss%O's8 .sssioD Of
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

X. j. Dlllard made a business
trip TO Plains Saturday He
took DIV. Pucke, TO that place.
where he delivered an address in
favor of the retention Of the
saloons in Texas. Mr.. Dillari
returned Saturday afternoon and
Mr. Pueket went on to Seminole
Monday. and delivered a speech
there on the same question.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
PROS VICTORY IN 0ALHART
County Goes Dry by Twenty.four
Votes After A HotIy Con-
tested Campaign

Dalhart. Texas, July 8. Early
this evening the ants conceded
victory to the pros, as a result
of today's local option election,
the vote by boxes, as announced
or obtainable up to midnight
being as follows:
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13

country, that is under the present
arrangement, almost without
mail service, while with the pro-
posed line, all the counties west
of US could be served, and get
good service, and a very reason
able cost to the government. The
patrons of the postoffices of Mea-
dow, Slide, Brownfeld, Gomez,
Plains and Bronco, would be on
the main line, while all the small
postoffices in the counties in
which the above towns are locat-
ed would get the benefit from
this daily line, inasmuch as they
would get the mail earlier, though
it might not come to their Office
oftener than twice each week.
When all the petitions have
been sent in to the chairman of
the committee at this place, the
matter will be presented TO the
department, and everything will
be brought TO bear that will tend
10 the establishment Of the line.
We believe when the department
sees the situation as it now il and
compares it with the service that
the new line would give the
people enroute. that they cannot
refrain from granting same.
Lubbock is alive TO the imp0r-
tance of securing this service
out Of this point, and there will
not be a thing left undone to put
the matter through. # there is
any chance whatever for doing
so.
When the people all along the
line saw the interest we as citi-
zens and business men Of Lub-
book were taking in the matter.
they were encouraged 10 take up
the matter, and feel that their
trade is appreciated, and solicited
in a manner that we mean what
we say. and have the goods 70
hll their orders when they come
after il. .
Such trips as this one ia a
mighty good thing for the town,
and it would pay and pay well.
for the business men Of the town
to send out a delegation every
month 10 the towns in the trade
territory and get better acquaint-
ed with the trade.
We feel that the time spent IN
the effort 10 secure this mail SER
vice will be beneficial TO our town
and a great accommodation to the
towns along the route and il Lub-
book can assist them in getting a
better mail service, they will
show their appreciation by giving
this point their trade. Don't
lose sight Of the fact that Lub-
book is wide awake. and we are
going 10 go hand in hand with
the towns west Of US in getting
this daily service established.
The Lubbock avalanche. (Lubbock, Tex.) 1909-1922, 1911-07-13
Running Water vs. Lubbock

A game of base ball wa.
played on the Lubbock diamond
Monday afternoon between run.
ming Water and Lubbock.
The game from what We car
learn was a walk over for III,
Lubbock team and resulted in
a score Of : 10 2. The Running
Water team is a HUSKY set OF
youngsters and all they need 70
make them good play ers would
be several years hard training.
III you have nice beautiful
yards allow your boys 10 play in
them never scolding them for
their merry laughter for It's bet
ter far 10 be annoyed at home
than 10 have them mixed up in
an ugly affair on the street Of
which you know nothing until
in has grown cold on every ones
tongue. II you value their
education as you should you will
keep your boys Oft the streets
where no evil association will
corrupt their morals.