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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-27
A SUCCESSFUL ENTERPRISE
LAW & TRAMMELL
Dealers in ard Manufacturers q
Tool Handles Of Al! Kinds
BRooKsvILLE, FLA.

bNUONoFILIE, i La,
We have now been in the handle
business since last March and are
satisfied that we can make as good
handle for either Ak, pick, maui
or sledge, or any other tool, or
spokes for either wagon or baggy,
as can be made anywhere, and we
think we are giving much better
material than is usually put into
handles for the same money that
is paid for cheap material We
guarantee satisfaction TO al who
give US trial.
LAW & TRAMMELL.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-27
THE ENTERTAINMENT.

The entertainment at the opera
house last night under the aus
pices Ct the ladies of the Ocals
Library Association was largely
attended and everything passed
off very pleasantly. The tableaux
were beautiful and true TO life.
In the one entitled "The Roman
Singer" the principle character
got slightly "off his base" before
the curtain dropped, but consid.
ering the wonderful array of beau
ty around him it was no wonder
he got ratified.
Miss Minnie Gamsby, Ocala's
gifted prima donna, sang in her
sweetcet voice and was called back
to the footlights by hearty out
burst of applause. w. Gordon
Brown, the vocalist, brought down
the house with one of his charac.
teristic selections. The daReipg
of Miss Elizabeth Dunn was quite
clever. Miss Kate Gamsby pre-.
sided at the piano with rare grace
and skill.
The best part of tho program
was left for the last. The farce
entitled Popping the Question"
was a genuine side-splitter. J. J.
Gerig as Primrose, the aged lover
and Thos. Jordan as Thornton,
the youthful question pepper sus.
tanned their characters admirably
and seemed perfectly 1t home on
che stage. The lady characters
were taken by Misses Badger,
Piatt, Thayer and Gree and all did
splendid.
Two criticisms might not be on,
OF place here. The wait between
the tableau1 was entirely too Ions
Some provision should have beer
provided to entertain the audienc,
during these waits. It i. bad tast,
for performers to parade through
the audience in their stage cos
tunes. 1t detracts from the eff
feet of their entertainment. Eth
er remain in the dressing room o
change costumes.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-27

Truth, like the Venus di MeEicj.
will pass down in thirty fragments
to posterity; but posterity will col
lect and reconstruct them into a
goddess-Jean Paul Richter.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-27

Bishop Gray and his son Joseph
A. Gray, with his bride and Henry
Mcclellan of Nashville, Tenn, ar,
rived in the city today aud will be
at the Reetory until tomorrow af
ternoon. The Rector aud Mrs.
Gray will be glad to have any OF
their friends call.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-27
PLANT STEAMSHIP LINE

The steamship Florida has re-
sumed service between Port Tam
pa and Mobile, sailing on the fol
lowing schedule:
Lv. PIT. Tampa Saturdays 9:3o pm.
Ar. Mobile Mondays 800 am.
Lv. Mobile Tuesdays 200 pm.
Ar. Pt. Tampa Thursdays 800 am.
The steamship Florida has supe-
rior accommadions for both first
and second class cabin passengers.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-27
A Good Business Stand

The handsome-glass front store
en- the first f>or of the BAPTIST
WITNESS building is now vacant,
and We are arxious TO find a ter
ant. A man with small capital and
business sEap can soon build up {
good trade ard make mercy. AA-
dress all communications in regard
TO the matter to the BAPTIST
WITNESS, Ocaia, Fla.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-27
OCALA LIBRARY.

The Ocala public library will be
open to the public every afternoon
at ago o'clock and remain open
till dark. Books taken home &c
per day. Yearly subscrip;ian 81 50.
Reading in rooms free. All are
cordially invited. Mss Mary
Badger. Librarian.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-27
NOTICE.

Back again to the old stand
with new stock of monuments and
headstones at lower prices than
ever. If you need any thing in
my line call around or address
A. LAKEWOOD,
Proprietor Ocala Marble Works,
Ocala, Florida.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-27
+. c. & p. SCHEDULE.

Going nortt-Leave Ocala II:o5
a. m. I:45 a. m; arrive Jacksonville
1886 p. m. ESQ a. m.
Going south-Leave Ocala 2:4o
p. M, 2:27 a. N; arrive Orlando
GOO p. m, 9:Io a. m; arrive Tampa
700 p. m; 7:55 a. m.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-27

To Cure a Cold i'm One Day
Take laxative Bromo Quinine Tab
lets. All druggists refund the
money if it fails to cure. z5c.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1896-11-27

Colored bosom shirts in new de-
signs, we have them. Davidson
& VanEchop.
Those desiring turkeys, either
now or delivered Thanksgiving
eve can have same at IOc per
pound by leaving order at T. A.
Yancey's, city market.
Birdsey & Co. have just rcceiv,
ed a fresh stock of buckwheat in
bulk and packages.
Have you seen Birdsey & Cos
handsome line of lamps? If moi
you should do so before you buy
French, American and Itaiiar
macaroni at Birdsey & CO.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
NATIONAL NEWS.

The Georgia division holds it's annual
convention April 10, in Columbus.
Tho next meeting OF thu National hoard
NJ directors will be held IN ST. Louis on
the ltth instant.
The Atlanta. ca, post gave sumptuous
banquet last Friday night, complimentary
to iis new officers.
The Tennessee division has decided 10
hold its annual state convention during the
early rart of April in Knoxville.
The Joliet, H., post was so pleased with
its officers during 1So5-9G that at it's last
reFulnr meeting 1t reelected the entire
roster for another year.
Jacob Furth. a prominent member Of the
Missouri division and National lecturer
1Sai-95, was seriously injured In railroad
accident at Bald Knob Mo. on February
u.
Wisconsin division. through the efforts
OF i!s railway committee, has secured "A
cancellation Of charging storage for bag
gaVe left in railroad baggage rooms on
Sundays and legal holidays.
Thus carly news comes that tho Penn
syIvnnia division Is making preparations
TO attend the Tcrre Haute convention. The
committee in charge has secured Il palace
car TO leave Philadelphia on May 30.
Tho Iowa division has introduced a bill
In the state legislature similar To tho Mitch.
lgan ana New York bills In order TO COM
pol the railroads IN tho state TO place on
sale II fve-thousand-mile interchangeable
ticket with Photographic Identification.
\ minstrel show by the ladies Of the
social auxiliary OF Post !, Illinois division.
at Joliet, Ill, was a most pleasant sur
prise for their husbands and invited
guests. AS the curtain rose It revealed the
boys wives. sisters and sweethearts dis
guised az II thorough minstrel troupe I'm all
the glory of burnt cork. dress coat and
expansive shirt frontA After tho perform-
ance n most elegant supper was served by
the gentlemen.
Lafayette Und) Gazette: Post Y win
hold their regular monthly meetIrs next
Saturday evening, February 90. at $50 y.
m. At their rooms. After the meeting tho
post with hold their third smoker, Among
tho numerous attraction viii he an adj
dress bye tho Hon, Francis Nj. johnson OF
this city, On the leading topic IN Travellers
Protective association circles. namely:
The benefits TO the commercial activity
TO he derived from tho passage OF the hill
creating an executive department. to DO
known as the department q commerce"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
GENERAL NEWS.

The annual convention of the United
Commercial Travellers is to he held In Gin
cinnati the third week in May.
on January % there died in Denver, Col.
what is believed to be the Oldest CONNER
cial traveller in the country, Benjamin
Liverman, at the age Of ~.
Travelling men selling bikes" have or
ganized a social association Of their own
to be known rs the cycle Travellers assoc
citation OF America, with officers as fol-
lows; President, X. $. Siillwell; vice pres
tdent. Howard b. Moses, secretary. q. w.
llouk: treasurer, G L. Hall. The directors
are Messrs. Castle, James, Murphy,
Ralsch, Houk aud Stillweu.
Tho Queens hotel. Montreal. has de-
cided upon adopting an Improvement in the
hotel which win nc decided innovation
in Montreal. tits special room for com
mcrolal travellers, and Is not to be CON
founded with anything i'm the way Of ordi-
nary sample rooms. In the proposed ac-
cummodntion, the commercial men will be
entirely by Themselves and separated from
the other hotel guests They will have
their own dining room and their own wait
era The dining room after meals Will
also. serve rs a general smoking and
lounging room, where the commercial
guests may receive their friends. This
idea has long been in favor IN England.
whore Il has heen carried out with success
by some OF the hest hotels.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
TEXAS TIPS.

New applications arc coming IN steadily
al state headquarters.
Tho local post holds IT'S annual meeting
this morning at 10 o'clock.
Post #, Austin. viii elect officers for the
ensuing year tomorrow (Moudny).
WHAT'S tho railroad committee doing to-
ward securing cheap rate to the Dallas
mcoting2
Tile state secrttaryship with yearly
salary Of $500 attached to It, seems to 40
a-hcegng.
Today Post G win decide whether or not
II viii place Houston in nomination at the
Dallas meeting for the holding of the next
annual convention in this city.
The state president hereby gives notice
to'thc diuerout State chairmen of commit
tees that they must furnish their annual
report In writing to the State secretary
on or before April s.
The reception and entertainment given
by Post u at the Elk rooms In San An
tonic, on Friday night, was We'll attended
and "A success in every particular. The
following programme was splendidlv rem
dered: Selection, San Antonio Mandolin
club vocal solo Miss NJ l.. Cunningham
flalIo duet 1.-TWO piancsl Mrs. Ed Sachs ard
Miss BESSIE tlarris recitation, Antonio u.
Flores, violin solo GUS Alhors; either solo,
Professor Charles Bnudorer \ dance and
refreshments followed.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
TRAVELLERS SAMPLES.

Ben Levy came up from Galveston Tues
day.
i. w. Hiscox. the lye man. was here
Friday.
Charles NJ. Hollub, member Of Post D.
was here Wednesday.
Tom Warden travels now for the J. ].
Pastorlza Printing company Of this city
Ex-State Director w f. Knowlton was
here Friday and will spend today in CAL
weston.
Ike L. We'll. the Louisville trunk sales
man, came in Friday and put up ut the
iiutchus.
l.. I. Hlllsman. travelling for Virginia
tobacco, was hero the past week, guest
AZ the Hutchins.
Ted SPITE a member of the New York al
vision, accompanied by his wife on trip
through Texas, was at the Lawlor Friday
II. 7. Hardy and A. Silherberg having
Flushed the season with their shoe line
are taking couple of weeks lay-off now.
State Chaplain Rev Homer r. Wilson
s preparing an article for these columns.
TO ho published shortly. Look out for it,
NJ. u. Fuller selling shoes out Of Bos-
ton with headquarters lu this city, IS at
homo during the off season. He win start
90 his regular trlp In April,
state Chairman OF the Hotel Committee
Ar biockmunu was al home. IN. last sun
day. brat 1t is expected that he viii be able
TO preside at Post DIS annual meeting to-
day.
Lasi Monday night Charles l.. Hardy
started nut with big sample line Of hats
10 represent Marx e Blum In Joe Chees-
lerougNs old territory. The latter has re-
signed his position.
National Director John j Knight will
lcayr for st. Louis about the 10Th instant,
TO attend the meeting Of the National
board Of directors. He viii also visit the
factory ~ Louisiana. Mo
Loo burger returned from business
trip 10 SAN Antonio a few days ago. where
lac made arrangements 10 represent ga Inc
road tho Nrn Of Mayer 4 Adler. He starts
ont on The roal Tomorrow.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

leadership and advice Of the chairman
already provided for IN section /. article 3.
The duty OF said finance committee shall
he TO examine the books. accounts. vouch-
crs, etc. OF the state secretary and all
matters pertaining to the finances OF the
DIVISION once every four months, TO make
a correct i;emlsed statement of tho true
financial condition of the division. md TO
furnish each OF said statements to tho
president and board CT directors ~ soon
a : practicable after each examination
Three members of the finance committee,
including the chairman. shall constitute
a quorum"
Strike ont section 3. article (Which con-
nicis with section 1. article -, substitute
therefor. TO read: "ln tho event OF vacancy
OF chalrncn of the railroad, hotel. legisla-
tive. press. employment or finance commit
tee ne shall appoint chairman when
such vacancy occurs to serve until his sue
ccssor Is regularly elected or provided for
"a In section /, article s."
Amend section 4, article s. to read: at
shall he the duty of the chairman OF the
various committees. except of the finance
committee. to appoint necessary members,
etc"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
COMMERCIAL TRAVELLER PLEA.

rs sait that women dear VIII vote In days
thai are 20 come.
Ana IN the hslGs row worked by men. tlla,
thcy NIL make Things hum;
Tho occupations We hayo now sh.'n claim
as her own right.
Acd NJ DE games We love 10 piEy she'll
bat Lg out ~ sight
But !es ihe ayihe OF Tine with rust %,
countless years cowode
Ire wofaaa, lovely @onau, ever travels on
the road.
We've had tho gi.b-tonrned agent with the
book 90 eel appear.
And pour her tale Of eioquence Into our
troubled ear.
We've seen the los aiy model az ehe DOM 81
fetching cloak.
Wsik hack snd forth with stately air, and
with tie buyer Joke;
But lri W. hope a.. dey'li no. come when
forth from fhair abode
Tho ladies' OF the cloak trad. Will appsar
upon the road.
o woman 'hiak of what This means. and
lot W have our trade.
And ieave 20 us lhs customers met By har
work we've made.
Tor, oh, consider what II means 70 be =
commercial traveller hold.
Tou'u have 70 smoke and one- wine. ard
hear such stories told.
IL rot without q country, you VIII have no
set abode:
Ana this 50 what It means. dear girls, to
travel on tho road.
To have the porter cali you. and IN thun-
dcrinr tones declare
You've only got ton minutes 10 arrange
your auburn hair;
10 have six trunks OF samples tina, you'v,
got TO pack each day;
TO play draw poker on tbs train and while
tho time away.
And then-this happens with tho rest--tc
sometimes get load"
Dear girls, n you'll avoid all this. dom,
travel on tho road.
DO lawyers, clorlss. and ministers, and pol.
iticians. too:
Bs editors and Angels, hut no matter VIVA,
you do.
oh, never he n tourist with a gripsacs
hy-your side.
But IL you feel amhition's touch then be a
commercial travellers bride.
Come DO tho rulers of our homes, where
cribs are all the mode
And while you rock tho cradle lot us travel
on the road. Exchange.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
TRAVELLERS YARNS.

Kansas City Star: A Kansas City drum
| mcr received an awful shock at Blue Ran
7 its, Nan. recently. He was very bonnie
and gay when he Jumped into the bus at
tho Union Pacific depot, and no trilled a
marry little lay as he looked around at the
| ether passengers.
1T seems to me I've met you before. ="
ne said to he man opposite him. Let's
see-your name is-Eatou7"
No, sir. my name IS Life"
Life, Ia! ha hal Where's Death7"
Here sir" answered the man at his
right. My name is Death"
"Gadl Life and Dcath!' was the aston
ishcd exclamation.
And here Is the Coffn." quietly remark
Cd his lett-hand neghbor. "My name is
Coffin"
My God. conductor let me off. I'd
rather walk than ride In such company"
The bus was promptly stopped and the
little man was left to rudse along be-
hind.
Wei knowing what would happen. the
passengers waited In front Of the hotel I'M
III tho express wagon that follows tho bus
came up. Sure enough, ths re he was, hum
ming his little song; but when he was In
formed that he had finished his rifle with
a man named Sexton. and in the wagon
generally used as hearse. he was so over
come that he went 10 bed.
Exchange: mo, l won't drink with you
today. boys said a drummer TO several
companions as they settled down in "A
smoking car and PASSED the bottle THE
fact H. boys, l have quit drinking; have
sworn of"
What's the ma''cr with you old boy"
sang ont ono. III you've quit drinking
sonnet riuFs up. What 10 it?"
We'll. boys, l VIII tell You. Yesterday 7
was ga Chicago. Down on South Clark
street customer Of mlne keeps II pawn
shop iu connection with his other business
| called on him. ana while / was there a
young man OF not moro than o., wearing
threa1bnre clothes and looking az hard as
II he hadn't seen sober day for month
came IN with package IN his hand. He
uuwrapnod it and handed tho article to the
rRwnhrokcr. saying: GIVE mo 10 cents
And boys what do You suppose It was? \
pair ot hahy's shoes little things with the
bottoms only a trine soued, as II they had
been only worn once or twice Where did
you get thcse| asked the pnwnbroker Got
ON az home replied the man. who had an
intelligent face and the manner of gem
tcman. despite his sud condition. My wife
bought them for our baby. give me 10
cents FOR 'om-i want a drul5.' 'You had
l-trr take tho shoes back to your wife
The baby VIII need them. said the pawn
dead. She's lying at homo uow-dled last
night As he said this the poor fellow
broke down bowed his head on the show
cas- nut crled like child
boys" said the drummer you may
laugh II yuu please, but ! hHvo Il baby at
home, ana swear IN never drink another
drop"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01
AMENDMENTS TO STATE CoNsT'ITu.
YION

The following amendments to tho State
constitution are in the hands OF state Sec
rotary Graham, a copy OF which viii he
mailed the coming week TO each member,
as required by article ., section 1, in order
to he voted upon at the Dallas couven-
ton:
BY j. G. Booth OF Post F--Change arti-
clio (ofncers), section l, oy striking out
on page ?, Ene t. the words with the
secretary and treasurer"
by IL, J. Hardy Post C--Change article
duties OF ofhcers), section 1. by inserting
on page 5, line 6. after the word division
within ten days after his election" thus
making part OF this article roads 'Elc
shall execute with the president, as repre-
sentative OF tho division, within ten days
after his election good and sufficient
bond IN tho penal sum OF 5000. To be ap-
proved by the board OF directors.
By j NJ. Benish, Post C--Chango article
. membership fce), section l. by adding
after the words semi-annually. and with
a membership fec of s2.O0"
by J. b. Endt. Post C-Ameud section /.
article 3, to read; and chairman for
each OF tho following committees; Railroad.
hotel. legislative. press employment and
finance"
Strike out section Z, article g. and sub
st,tuto therefor; "rhs president shall np-
point finance committee OF four members
who shall act In conjunction Nth. ard
r|Hrfs o. - A. afHfI IS. sfHara
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

Tho man who goes on the road with The
lea ,saf be must cut prices IN order to
~ 70 sales makes great mistake FOR
BE chains himself before he begins work
and starts oui ON a false basis. lie SHOULD
START oat fIsc with me belief in ms own
strength. tho honesty of bis price list ard
by sal1 personality ask ans get what be
starts COZ u he desires 40 make success
"a commercial traveller. II Is personality
ana ssli "a handling a customer that wins
evcry Same and abe manner which con-
viuces your listener ina, you believe every
word you say That's what tells.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01


AIRS. Fannie Aastelle.
B-Miss Lula Berry, Mrs VIM r. Bald
win, Mrs Beckman. Mrs. 8. C. Ber-
glnnls, Mrs. Emma Beach, Miss Mary
biount Mrs. +. a. Blackwell (9), Miss
Elsie Bowman. Mrs. Sarah RoIdon
Miss Nora Bradley. Mrs. John Brown.
Miss Lucy Brown Miss d. Ienors
brown Mrs. Amy Braway.
c-Mra, Carrie II, Carter, Mrs. Laura Lane
Caldwell, Miss Adah Chambers. Mrs. q
j. Clark, Mrs. Molly Couch, Mrs. J. w
Collins Miss Hattie Cooks, Miss Flora
Copeland, Ellen Cook, Alma Cochran.
Miss Irene Crawford, Miss Lou Crutcb.
er.
D-Mrs S, r. Davis. Miss selvay Davis.
Mrs Sarah Damscy. Sarah g Davis
Mrs, NJ. II. Davis. Mnhaia Davis Miss
Martha Daniel, Mrs. Lucy Delay fo,.
Mrs Aotta Tar,,,,, vt. ~, ,''t %
on Mrs. Z. II. Dooly. Miss Jennie
poree, Miss Love prnnmor Mrs 8,
Dunlap. Nnss Emma Duprne
E-Mrs Martin Edward. Mrs. Dora ELI.
BON Mary Enuos Mrs. "A. English
F-Mrs ilortenso Fance Miss Rosa Fin,.
isstsln, Mrs, Mary Franklin. Miss Lou.
isa Gochel, Miss Nora Gregory, Mrs
r. NJ, Grant Mrs L. Guncr1
H-Mrs. May Hancy, Mrs Ella haywood
Miss Addic llardeman. Niles uat,i,
Houston. Miss Annie Holmes
Mrs. Ella jackson Mra
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

composed Of MessE~- Meteye. Young and
Levy, together with Attorney Woitspn.
with run rowsr 10 drat, = bill. whose sR-
lent features viii cover the 1-cent per mile
passenger rates the short and the long
hSuis, and the creation Of riliiroad com
Inissi0n for Louisiana. This bin Is to be
submitted 20 = general meeting OF the as
ISOLATION for Its ratification. The commit.
tee was further Instructed to draf; a suit
able petition which Is 20 be presented TO
the general assembly. This petition Ia TO
I've presented 10 meeting Of the associa.
ton that Will 10 held two weeks hence.
and printed copies cf =, VIII be distributed
among the members OF the association. TO
bc taken into every parish OF the State for
the purpose OF securing signatures"
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1896-03-01

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