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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-02
NOTICE.

In County Judges Capitalization
County, Florida.
By the County Judge of sad CO.:
Whereas, Herbert A. Ford, has
applied to this court for letters of
administration on the estate of
Brynjulf Arentz also Brynjulf
AREN'T. doing business as B. AREN'T
& Co, deceased, late Of said coun-
ty Of Marion.
These are, Therefore, to cite and
admonish all and singular the kin
. dred and creditors of said deceas-
BED, TO be and appear before this
court, on or before the I2<h day
Of January, A d, 1897, and file
objections. If any they have, to the
granting letters as aforesaid, other
wise The same will be granted as
prayed.
Witness my name as County
Judg@ of the county aforesaid, this
18th day Of November, 1896.
JAS. H. HILL, County Judge.
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tween Jacl<sovil @ and Charlotte. Through
New York. Also through elsepers Tampa
carry through sleepers between Jackson
York. Elegant through Gay coaches Jack
g 30 and SO
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Maids of Homer

Ire maids Of honor IL TIE queen
earn every penny cf the $500
year they receive. While on duty
they can hardly call single mir
ute their own. After breaRfasf,
which they take in their own
rooms, they have to hold them
selves in readiness TO obey the
queens sum mons.
After a brief good morning."
the queen suggests a little reading.
and the dutiful maid addresses her.
self to the pile of papers wherein
the proper passages for her males
tvs hearing have already been
marked. The moment the reading
is over the maid of honor has to
rush off ard prepare for a drive
with her royal mistress.
After luncheon is the only real
time the maids of honor have TO
themselves, ard even then there
is the uncertainty as TO whether
they viii be wanted to drive with
the queen ia:er Ia the afternoon.
They must stay in their apart
merits in case they should be sent
for, so that a stroll in the grounds
alone is out Of the question, till
after 4 o'clock, when, if tire queen
has dtpartcd on a drive without
them, they know they are free till
six at any rate.
On the queens return there is
more reading aloud, this time of
works on philosophical subjects, or
else the arranging of sketches or
photographs, till such time as her
majesty goes to dress for her nine
O'Clock dinner, at which, however,
the maid of honor is not expected
TO be present.
The Queen takes a great per.
sonal interest in her maids OF
honor, ard th ugh the work is
somewhat arduous the position IS
az enviable one.-Ex.
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FOR RENT OR SALE

We have a number of very de-
sirabl@ and nicely located dweliu ,gs
ror rent and some for saleeat great
bargains. Also some fine sE,hur
ban homes, range groves, veg
table and rmhr lard 20 sell at a
great szcr'fce. IF you want to
sell, buy or trade call without de.
lay and consult
HAIsLEY & Co,
Room a in Frs National Build
ing, Ocaa
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-02

Between Jacksonville and New
via AsheviEe through to the Carolina
Mountain Resorts.
tDalyrxcept Sunday tDaily except Monday.
Connections Tampa for ST. Petersburg
and Key West and Havana Steamer "a
Manaee AT SaTke for Lacrosse Al
Waldo steamer for erose Tallahassee for St Marks
Caabee and Apachico for Chatahoochee
river steamers At Ocala for Eomosassa
baggage will be checked from Union Depot still solo
Hogan vel the Unior
Depot ticket Office ]. z MARSH Ticket Agent
2oz Bay ST., Cor Hogan, Jacksonville, Fla
CAMPBELL. WALTER @. COLEMAN,
Passenger Agent General Travelling Agent, jacksonville
N S. PENNINGTON a - SlAcDoNELI7
Traffic Manager. General Passenger Agent.
JoHN DozER. Ticket Agent Ocala. Fla
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Trains 35 &
sleeperS Jacl
and New 70.
Vile and Tai
SOnVille to 9
CINCINNATI
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HOLLY SPRINGS ROUTE
To St Louis, Chicago, Sioux City.

AsHEVILLE ROUTE
Through Pullman SleePers between Jacksonville
and Cincinnati. -
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Nos. SO and S. carry Cincinnati
and Florida Llmi ed Solid Vesti
buled trains. Also the Cincinnati
Sleeper via Ashevllle and the
Kansas Guy Sieepers. Close
connections for Chicago and all
western points. Pullman passen-
gers for Atlanta should take bcrths
10 the Kansas City sleeper, which
does not move from Atlanta until
6 a N
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SANTA CLAUS KNOWS IT!

He's a level headed ole cbaprie.
He knows that a man, woman or
child can't eDjoy Christmas cheer
with Geld toes.
That's specially true of the
Chi dren Don't spend all the holi-
day meney for toys and have 'em
shiyer all winter with cold feet and
blue noses Old Santa can buy
our shoes at about any old price he
pleases.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-02

To Cure a Cold I'm one Uar
lake axative Bromo Quinine Tai.
letS. All druggists refund the
money if If fails to cure. zsc.
Your lost reputation can Be
found by inserting an ad in our
cent word column.
-Yd-wide-Sea Island &c per
yd. at Rheinauer's dry goods house
The evening times., 1897-12-03

The other day the world was looking
far az We are able 10 judge from appear
Hnces not hing was farther from his inten-
lions. He is alive and kicking. The old
gentleman needed something to stir him
mp, ana lie has found it in the 'arroganc-
Of America which upstart power he er-
roneously supposes about to intervene be-
with Prince Bismarck must tc that he has
not been reading contemporaneous history
very closely in his retirement. If he had
done 80, he would know that Our best
business interests" would not let this GOV
eminent il tel yene in Haiti il there W ere
nobody concerned but the Interesting can
they had eaten all the Americans in Port
au Prince. A side from the snarls of the
aged statesman, the German Haitian Incl
dent is sinnering down to the proper
tons Of trifling affair. Only srnall
German cruiser is going TO the island lut
that win be ample no Goubt. The Hal sians
against attack. If they should be foolish
enough to make trouble for the Kaiser s
gunhoat they would get themselves into
a mess amounting TO something, and all of
our good wishes could not save them from
o sound drubbing.
The evening times., 1897-12-03
JUST FOR FUN.

Visitor lin penitentiaryi-was that &C
togeaanan convict who died yesterday 1:
life prisoner?
warden-Oh, no. He was the youth
convicted Of murder seventy Years ago
The Supreme Court will pass Oh the last
point raised in Eis ease next weck.-NOrt.i
American.
The Tailor-Was il such very bad fit?
The Ctstomer-Well. YOU can Judge for
Yourself, when 1 tell you that q perfect
stranger stepped up TO me on Fifth avenue.
and asked me how all the folks were in
Philadel phia.-Ha rlem Life.
Miss ne Faque-How much is this watch.
with the little diamond on the back?
Jewcler-That is the same price as the
other, but l haven't any works to fit it.
Miss he FaCue-0h, that makes no differ
encc. I'll take it.-Poston Herald.
II see I'limley's wife has new eal-
skin coat
Yes he's had streak of luck
How was THAR
''Got his -humh smashed the day after he
took out an accident policy for $o) a
week. k.'-CIeveland Leader.
" hat makes Bro wn SO quiet OF la te? He
hasu,'t "a word to SLY. and ne used to be a
great talker.''
Hes in training
IN training for what?''
''He expects TO marry the president OF
the Young Wonen's Debating Society,"
Chicago Evening Post.
Hcgs-There is something lacking in
BerIy's makeup as a gentleman. l can't
exsctly explain il: il is something intaagi-
bl.--'
Mcigs- Int anEible''--that means he cant
be {, uched. d.-InGi3napolis Journal.
The evening times., 1897-12-03
FkIDAY, DECEMBER 3. 1897.
Notes of the Day.

The Shadow OF Death rests upon the White
House. The President has been compelled
To leave the Ca pital, and, like good son, to
attend what appears to he the death bed
Rtical and all other. considerations of
friction between Mr.. Mckinley and the
American elements opposed to his A dmin-
istration are forgotten in the sympathy
which every good American feels for a fei
low citizen and a devoted son, in the grief
which this visitation OF Divine Providence
brings To his family and his heart. II the
dread Angel has come to call Mother Nc
Kinley to her golden reward. let us be
thankful that God has made her full of
years, and that she has been blessed in
living to see her son endowed with the
highest homer which the nation can bestow
upon an one. To tie President himself il
viii be pleasant memory that he has filled
his dear old Mother with the pride OF his
personal success, and that his love, re-
Ipeet and care for her, through the placid
evening OF her beautiful and decorous life,
have been su!ace and a JOY TO her de
,lining years We are not in accord with
Ar. Mckinley in his public Character but,
as son and an afflicted man, We extend
10 him the honest sympathy of American
brotherhood.
The evening times., 1897-12-03

Just af the moment Emperor Wilhelm
has business of Importance to look after on
the Yellow Sea. Ifever there was a mad
Cbinaman in this world the little Brother
OF the Sun, in Pekin is that same. He is re-
ported as declaring that. rather than sub
init to the demands of Germany he Will lose
his crown. The broad chances are that he
will dot that before long, AT the pre- sent pace
Of affairs in the Orient. The Chinese En-
peror wants the matter of the Kaiser's
damages settled by arbitrators TO be chosen
by Holland and Belgium 1t is improba BILE
that this proposition will appeal al II ia
vorably to Germany. Admiral Won DIeder-
ich has declared martial law in the terri
tory contiguous TO Kiao Chou harbm.
large force Of marines is likely to be for
wardeG from Europe to enforce 1t. The
poor Chinese are wrigglins like eels on
hooks. Probably they see when it is too
late that their concession OF the islands
about Hong Kong TO England, has only led
to a general rush for the partition of the
Empire. Russia has Korea I'm everything
but name, Germany has seized the Shan
Tung peninsula. and Will hold every bit of
1t without much question, and France is
credited witt imminent designs upon For
mosa, where the japanese are reinforcing
their army of occupation aga inst eventuali-
ties. Looking at the matter dispassion-
ately, 1t would he adownright shame to ia ke
Formosa away from Japan. The island is
theonly thing the Mikado gained in his war
with China, and the very idea Of depnving
him oft would excite indignation in Amer.
The evening times., 1897-12-03
SEIZURE OF DIAMONDS.
Man and Wife Charged With Exten.
sive Smuggling.

New York, Dec. 3.-Emanuel j. Lax n
and his wife, Helena, We're arraigned b sfore
Unietd States Commissioner Shields Tits
morning on {. charge or haveing smug ggled
$4,000 worth of Diamonds into ttiis
country. They were held under $4,000
bail, each, 20! examination.
The diamonds were seized by custom
house officers on Wednesday night, in the
office of Max j. Laxar, 4 diamond mer-
chant, at - Maiden Lane. He has not yet
been arrested, but Abraham Levy his
counsel, says that he will surrender himself
later in the day.
The evening times., 1897-12-03

As the day approa ches for the meeting
the Government is giving the Admins
tration great uneasiness. The impra .sica-
bility OF any fifty million dollar cut in
appropriations is conceded on all hands.
dition, and the general expenses of u nation,
OF continental area and over 7o.000,000
inhabitants, IL is admitted by leading poll
ticians OF all pa rites that a billion dollars
a year is about the minimum with which
efficient service can he Commanded. Chair
man Walker, of the House Committee ON
Ranking and Currency, practically con-
fesses that the Dingley bill is hopeless as
a producer Of necessary public revenue.
He hugs the fond delusion that the hole in
its bottom can be mended by putting tn
additional tax of one dollar a barrel en-
beer, and seems to believe that the ardent
patriotism of those who brew. cOmbia- d
with love for the Republican party on the
part OF those who irnbibe the national 1ev-
erage, ought to render it easy to slip such
a measure through the Congress. Perha ps
he is right, hut, on the other hand, perhaps
he is not Indeed it is barely possible that
the brewing interest might object to being
loaded with deficit which never would
have materia lized il the Dineiey bill had
been revenue measure for the Govern
ment, and not merely a device to pile up
unearned profits for trusts and mohop' les
at the expense of the people. The brewers
may take the view that a modifica ion Of
some of the obnoxious and oppressive fea
lures of the bill itself might be brought
about, and an income secured in that way,
as well as 10 make them hear the entire
burden OF Republican blunders and folly
However, II may he that the Adminstra
ton is powerful enough to force through
some such measure in which case We shall
be in a position TO congratulate Mr.. Nc
Kinley and Ids associated control, upon 4
new evidence OF their shining ability 10
manufacture Democratic votes for the Con
gressional elections next year. Let them
try on the beer tax by all means.
The evening times., 1897-12-03
Murderer Breaks Jail

Ripley. ". Va, Dec. 3.-John Morgan.
sentenced to be hanged December l6, for
the irlnrder OF the Green family OF three
some time ago, escaped last night from his
prison. He placed a dummy in his bed
and ensconced himself on top Of his cell.
When his dooI was locked he fled.
The evening times., 1897-12-03

lea, II we were not compelled to remember
bow lately. Japan tried to take our Pactric
islands away from us. Turn about is fair,
play. Under present circumstances We
could see France step in and eobble For
mosa without even cracking a sob.
The evening times., 1897-12-03
Smoking Jackets
and Bath Robes.

We invite you ladies to be per-
fectiy free TO come in and inspect
our stock OF House Coats and Blin
Blankets. We don't want you ~
feel that you're expected to buy
until you're ready We can afford
tuleave you make compariso is. We
know the more looking arJuni ynu
do the more conspicuous. as he best,
our line becomes.
We're showing all the move tics,
and all those ever-popular shapes.
We are sure we've got four or Ev.
times the variety that's to te son
anywhere else, and Saks' prices at
Christmas time are no different
from Saks' prices all the year around
ALWAYS LOWEST.
We will take charge of your seIec-
tions for later delivery, If you wait
US to. Amy exchanges that may be
necessary after Christmas cheerfully
made.
The evening times., 1897-12-03
The Personnel Board

The Navy Personnel Board will meet to.
morrow at the office of the A ssistaut Sec
reatry OF the Navy. II is expect ed that the
board will have ready for submission to
the Secretary Of the Navy n bill fJr the
Reorganization of the line and staff. This
bill is to be submitted to Congress.
The evening times., 1897-12-03
Bows Knee Pants.

50c opportunity thatll be 75c
the next lot we buy.
Blue. Atwood Gheyiot Knee Pants,
both in Junior ana regular short
pants styles. former wit n bows and
Sseei Weel sxss to IL gesfs all SOC
The evening times., 1897-12-03
The "Flying Horsethiet" Ares

Wooster, Ohio. Dec. 3.-Fred, Rurrecht
Jr., OF this city, up to two years ago a re-
spected young man, is under arrest in Chi
cago On Charge OF horse stealing The
Flying Horse Thief as he became xno a-n.
within the last year, has. it is alleged,
stolen not less than 100 horses
The evening times., 1897-12-03
Marriage licenses.

Marriage licenses were issued today, rs
Charles NJ Williams, CT New Orleans.
La. and Blanche v. Blanchard.
Charles Ranks and Hattie E. More, both
coloreI.
The evening times., 1897-12-03
Bows OvercoatS.

The best and nobbiest Boys
0vercoat we ever sold or ever wish
TO sell at the price.
Dark gray Cheviot, cut correct
length, lin ed with double woor
Italian cloth, side-veDts. snappy
and siylish-but above all warm
and Wort hful. No Sc ccat is any
better. Sizes, d TO l6 Cd 90
years p1.OO
The evening times., 1897-12-03
For the Older Boys
the Young Men

Lot of Oxford Mixed Overcoats,
cut medium length, with velvet
collar: double stitched seams and
Italian Innings. sizes, 4 to 10.
Regular SO value. Tomorrow
,,,,ysrs buyers b benefit by clever Sc. 80
The evening times., 1897-12-03
Men s Clothing.

There has never been 4 better value
offering than this Suit and Overcoat
Sale at $3.50. It's only our policy
that gives you share in every ad-
vantage we have that makes them
$3.50 instead of SIS and Sf7. so.
Those are the grades they compare
with.
The suits are single and do iLIe
breasted Sacks, In black ann ilus
cheviots- thibets. and fancy .-r..v-
lots and cassimeres; made IN .'gst
as well as We know row 10 make
EN-; lined with fancy wool, silk
taped. and Italian cloth h; all sizes.
The Overcoats are Blue and Black
kerseys. brown irish r'rieze and
Tan Covert Cloths: cut the Irt..st
lengths. made in the most & yIIsh
and thorough manner, with strap
seams, fancy wool Innings with
Skinner satin yokes tnd sleeve
Innings, and plain talian CLOTHS.
The evening times., 1897-12-03

Temperature and coalition Of the ,ter
at sa. H.: Great Falls Temperature, Al
condition, g. Receiving reservoir TEN.
perature, A.: condition at nor.h conn-c-
.tiOn. 8: cobditkp at south connection. 2.
Distributing rssecFoir Temperature. 43:
ooidi;ion at ihflrpht gatsheuse, 9; er
fluem gatcilouse, e.
City Lights.
Gas lamps are lighted ar GAG p. IN ex-
t!neuisliing begun at GIL a. IN. The
lighting Is beg IN one hour before the l.our
named. Arefafhps are lighted at ,:3l
p. m: extinguisbed at 6:26 d. IN.
The evening times., 1897-12-03

1Oc ndkerchief~ for Sc.
Handsome assortment Of Ladies'
Swiss Embroidered II andk erchiefs, worth
lOc Tor ..6c
The evening times., 1897-12-03
Circulation Statement.

Ctnunun nicdtions intended for publication
ii, The Times should be terseiy aud plainly
TTitten and must in all cases be accompanied
~ the name and address of the t1riter. Re
ieeted communications tciH not be preserved
and oniy manuscripts Of curious importance
TiU be returned 10 tier authors.
The evening times., 1897-12-03

Csc Carter for 1Oc.
Lot Of Fancy Carriers, with handsome
metal buckles and ribbon bows, worth
Soci Tor .1Oc
The evening times., 1897-12-03

One lot OF Gents Pure Liner Initial
Handk erchiefs, suitable Of presents
worth 25c, weoffer for Onedayat..1O
The evening times., 1897-12-03
UlSterS.

oxford Mixed Cheviot. long cut
and warmly lined witt, fancy wool =
made with big collar, ulster pock-
cts; sizes TO 4. We don't ex-
pect to be able IT, duplicate u.is
offering again this sea q IN
The evening times., 1897-12-03
Tidc3able.
CONDITION Of the Water.

To-day Low tide, .S:25 a. n and Il
p. m.; high tide, 3:16 a. M and 3 -
The evening times., 1897-12-03

RtOderS 9, Tie TiRtes ,cho mdy at any
tin c be unable to procure copies Of il at any
Se,rs stand, railroad station or on railroad
trains ,ciR confer far"r upon the manage
mept by sending 10 Mis office information Of
the fact
The evening times., 1897-12-03
12c Pillow Case. a-ic.

18c Window AIDES, 10c
500 Window Shades, with patent
r0Iers; all the new colors; worth I9c.
IO' :. &c
The evening times., 1897-12-03
Boys Shoes.

The special Shoe selling is giving
you a chance for the boys that you
want to take advantage Off you
want to save more than you ever did
before.
Boys Black Satin Calf, lace Sits.
warranted all solid leather, good
shapes, sizes / to . 1-2,
worth S1.1o. Tomorrow ca "a
only Pi.AI
Another lot CT Boys Black Calf
Shoes that are good value ii. 50.
c9lnisttasif ls to 3 ss shaRss. snis Sizes S1.27
The evening times., 1897-12-03

15c Gi"n' s", Arrons for Sc.
Lot OF Ladies large size Gingham
Aprons, which Others advertise as
bargain at 15c., for. &c
The evening times., 1897-12-03

Sc Handke rchiefs for 1c.
Limited lot of Colored Bordered Hand
kerchiefs will 70 on sale at ,1c
The evening times., 1897-12-03
Mems S. Shoes, $3.50.

A lot of 200 pairs of Pltcnt
Leather, Russia and Box Calf H1,d-
sewed Shoes, made on all tin: Ia, ess
lasts; the Patent Leattlers are single,
the othersare both single and tcul,ln-
soled.
The evening times., 1897-12-03
Refers.

Another lot of 75 of those blue
Chinchilia Refers, with fancy lin
ings. those with the sailor collar
have brass buttons and are BRAID
trimmed: those with ulster
collar are plain. Sizes 3 "a 20
Here are some 81 Blue Chinchilla
Refers, with sailur and ulster col
lar. fancy Innings and black and
brass buttons. Sizes 3 to - ~,
10 years ...............-.. p-.JO
The evening times., 1897-12-03
&3.98

Ladies Jersey Ribbed vestsand Pants;
usual 4Oc. grade at. .23c
The evening times., 1897-12-03

csc Subscribers for DC.
Lot of Mems Silk Embroidere,, Sus-
penders. Endless variety Of colOrs.
Worth, 25c. For................. Sac
The evening times., 1897-12-03

soc Sheets for 39c.
Lot OF Double Sheets, made of Ions
dale Cotton; worth 69c. for. 30c
The evening times., 1897-12-03

Your choice of e1,
any Suit or Over p I
coat in the lot to-
morrow for. -
The evening times., 1897-12-03

1oc Me, y Hose for Sc
Lot OF Black or Tan Mems Socks
warranted fast color. Worth, I0c.
lof.-''............ &c a call
The evening times., 1897-12-03

1"c J-ndie. onse for 12c.
Ladies' Black or Fancy Seamless
Hose. Regular 19c grade. Special
12c
The Jersey City news. (Jersey City [N.J.]) 1889-1906, 1897-01-12
DYNAMITE HORROR.
Women and Men Killed by an
Explosion Of Nitro GIyeer-
inc at Pittsburg.

PITTSBURG, Pa, Jan. II, 1ss7.-At 9:15
o'clock this morning the tank house Of
the Columbia Powder Company. located
in a hollow one-half mile back from the
Ohio River and midway between the bor-
oughs of Shousetown and Shanopin, blew
up. Five minutes later the storage room,
in which was stored a large quantity of
explosive material was also shattered by
terrific explosion. Mr.. Stickney, the
proprietor of the works. and his two
daughters are dead; Mr.. P. McCluslsey
fatally injured and Walter Crane very
seriously injured.
The glycerine magazine is now sur
rounded by an uncomfortable fire and
will doubtless explode, adding greatly to
the damage to property. At 1890 A. M,
the residences of Irwin, Porter, Heugh-
toms barn, Harts house and other out
buildings had been burned. Houses for
a considerable distance surrounding were
badly shattered by the explosion and not
a window remains in the vicinity The
fire threatens destruction to much other
property nearby