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We Own r1ore Claims
Than We Can Work.
We Have Claims To Sell.

This company. with its able aids extensive
knowledge and resources. should become one Of the
richest companies In Alaska. anI its stock should
worth 10 10 l in less than II To Is mouths
Our President takes pleasure I'm referring you TO
the following list Of references:
s. q: UPDEGRAFF, late Treasurer Iycoming
90, WilliamspOrt. Pa: q. Q. RICHMOND. late
President Court OF Appeals. Denver, Col: JAMES
DEWEY, Mills Co. bankers. Detroit. Mich. !:
LOUIS Z. TETARD, Comm ssioner Worlds Fair
from Mexico. THE Roosery.'' Chicago m: JOHN
SHAFR0Ta. Representative 10 Congress. Colorado;
]. NJ. BELL. Representative to Congr rs, Colorado;
c. c. CLEMENT, Washington Trust Co Building
Washington, u. G; JOSEPH {. HELM, ex-CqIief
Justice Of Colorado: CHARLES y. HAlT, Chief
Herald, Chicago. Ill.,; MAURICE JOYCE. Electro
Picture Star Building Washington. ID q: GAIT.
ehlo. Col; GEO 7: DURFEE. Wholesale Grocer,
Law. Fail River Mass: S. L. HII.LEGHMAN, Tax
Agent NJ. L. r. r.. 81. Louis, No.
The full paid stock is now offered at ten dollars
per share send your orders to the
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Alaska Klondyke
GOLD IMllMlNG GO.
James Rice, President,
NO 90 BROADWAY. NEW YORK.
Capital Stock, 100000 Shares of
$1,000 Each
Full Paid and -
Non=Assessable.
transportation Commercial anG Mi-inr Com
Tnny The names or the Directors are n sum .i,nt
guarantee that tie affairs OF the onlp.ny will lao
op,iaied In the interest Of the stocknaiders.
DIRECTORS.
JAMES RICE. late Secretary State of Colorado.
MM SHAW. capitalist. Chicago: r. VI. TTr,spMa
Vice President and General Manager Eastman F-uit
Dispatch Co: II. &. FASH member Maritime Ix-
change, New York. GEO ". MORGAN, Circle city,
Alaska.
OBJECT OF THE COMPANY r. sale Of n limited
amount OF stock purchase steamers TO piy ON the
nrkon. open supply 80 different camps
ana operate the Liincs of the company ard
Deal i'm Mining Claims.

The business u the Alaska X ondyke Gold Mining
company II both afisld faciliicS and devotion
what We have air ady secured through Superin-
tciih"nt, NJ. Gee W. Morgan, and his assistants
now on the ground Therefore, are not asking
any one 10 contribute 70 projert unJlanned, hut
to one thoroughly matured
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canoes, which can be hired from the In
dams TO effect a landing. From this point,
Dyea, over to the Klondike or Yukon gold
section, Is between GO and 200 miles Be
tween the first 50 and 100 miles of this trip
Is through the Chilkoot pass. Some fifty
miles from the coast this pass is impossible
for anything but foot passengers. owing to
the high ellis of rocks over which the
goods have to be lifted up by ropes After
getting on the high ground. from 100 to lyo
miles from the coast, as the returned
miners Informed Mr.. King, the country be-
comes more open, and the lakes and water
RATS and canoes the journey becomes
easier. The snow had commenced to fall
In the pass the fore part of this month.
Until the snow packs and settles the pass
cannot be used In cold weather when the
snow Is hardened sleds can be used over the
pass.
Pretty Cold Weather.
During the middle of the day 1t is quite
warm at Alaska, but at night IL is cold.
Mr. King stated that while the Their
mometer registered 30 degrees at Van
couver and surrounding cities during the
time they were in the Chilkoot inlet the
party was compelled to wear their thick
winter clothes and overcoats, and yet could
not keep warm.
On the return trip the steamship stopped
at Wrangel. 1t was here that a report had
just been brought in by two old trappers
that new and better pass had been found
to the gold fields. in which the Stikeen river
and its tributaries, in connection with other
waterways, could be used. On this route
the entire journey could be made by horses
and canoes, the trail being far easier than
that through the Chilkoot pass, though
something like 100 miles longer. Should
this prove true this will be the point of de-
parture overland for the Klondike, for a,
Wrangel there are wharves, and to some
extent storehouses, for the protection OF
goods.
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Memorial Building Project Endorsed.
To the Editor Of The Evening Star:
I most heartily congratulate Mr.. Louis
P. Shoemaker upon his grand and original
suggestion made through the medium Of
your paper some weeks ago, i.e., that the
necessary and proper authorities make
tender of site in the great National Rock
Creek Park. located in the District of Co
lumbia, to each one of the states of the
Union, upon which to erect a perpetual
would meet with the approval of every in
dividual in our land who is imbued with n
modicum of public spirit, or touched with
a feeling of patriotism or inspired by
union. I have no doubt that every men,
Der of this grand sisterhood of states
would readily respond to this opportunity
to place her living monument in this group,
a memento of her individual glory, a sem
tinel ever guarding the integrity of the
family. The spirit Of pride and emulation
would guarantee magnificent buildings and
elaborate displays Of the products of soil.
Factory, art and genius would be as
sured. The conception is beautiful and
the contamination is easy, depending only
upon a simple act of Congress donating to
each state site of three or five acres for
state buildings and grounds. This would
not involve the appropriation of any money
by the general government as each state
would bear tine entire expense of erecting
her own buildings.
1t is to be hoped that influential news
pspers and prominent public men will take
tt is matter up and urge 1t with such force
that the incoming Congress will consider
and act upon 1t without delay. The result
would be that for diversity of natural and
artificial attractions We would have a ma
tional park without rival on the face of
the earth. S. NJ. J.
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LOCAL AGENT,
e. G.. BAUMGRAS.
l4l0 G ST. NV. WASHINGTON, ID. c.

ALASKA-KLONDYKE claims for cash. Re-
markably rich They have each been prospected and
yielded $500 for one day by two men A practical
old miner who did the work says there is sure TO
They are ON American soil. Titles good and au-
tnentically recorded. Address JAMES RICE, Pres
SO Broadway, New York. au2I 23&25
There is money m tho riybt side 81 ,,o.ls
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pupils was the subject Of a few remarks
by Mr.. George NJ. Brown of the class of 81.
1t was the student in the school who met
with the deceased and came close to MIN,
declared Mr.. Brown, who found that ne
had the heart of a woman and the sym
pathy of father and friend.
Mr.. F. S. Key Smith, class of '96, called
attention to portrait of Mr.. Claughton.
suspended from wall in the room, and
made touching reference to the dead
man.
Mr.. Ralston briefly reviewed the Incl
the university, and Mr.. Charles Lyman
said, among other things. that the work
or their late professor, now completed,
had been well and nobly done.
The Resolutions.
The resolutions drawn up by the COM
mittee and adopted by the meeting set
forth that in the death of Mr.. Claughton
the graduates and students of the Ma
tional University Law School lost one of
their dearest and most faithful friends.
They felt most keenly the affliction. While
his chair in the university might be re-
placed by a good professor and teacher
his place could not be supplied, continued
the resolutions Earnest and heartfelt SYM
pathy in the sad hour of affliction was ex-
tended to the bereaved children and rell-
tives of Mr.. Claughton, and sympathy was
yersitv.
A copy of the resolutions will be sent
to the children and relatives. also to the
faculty and board of regents, and a copy
is to be framed and displayed in the library
of the Law School building.
Action of Alexandria Bar.
At meeting of the members of the
Alexandria bar, held at the Office of Mr..
James r. Cation Saturday afternoon, reso-
lIftOnS
regret of the members of the bar of Alex
andria on hearing of the death of Mr..
Claughton, who was formerly citizen Of
that city and a leading member of the bar
there The death of Mr.. Claughton was
deplored by the Alexandrians, so they
said in resolution, not only from their re-
gard for him as a lawyer of great ability,
but also a gentleman of high character
and a personal friend, who was also held
in the highest estimation by the citizens
of Alexandria. and who was honored by
them.
1t was decided at the meeting that the
lawyers of Alexandria should attend the
funeral of the deceased.
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Speculation is ripel
Investors everywhere are putting
their money in stocks, bonds, wheat,
etc. They expect to realize big
money. Max. some of it yourself.
Come here for the latest quotations
and gossip" Direct private wires.
Small commissions.
G. T. HAVENNER,
O22 r St Member washingto, Stock Exchange
au21 I'D 'S
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On real estate in District Of Columbia. No de-
al2i-tf HEIsKELL 4 McLERAN. zoos q.
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Life insurance Policies
MOneyat5 Per Cent to loan

bought or taken as collateral on loans. T. d
HADDAWAY laos y st. NV. or Box SOS. City P.O
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Speculation is ripeQ

There is money on the right side of stock
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transportation, Commercial anG Mi-ing Com
Thny- The names or the Directors are y sum len
guarantee that tie affairs Of the company will Ia
operated In the interest Of the stockholders
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The regard of Mr.. Claughton for his
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-12
NOTICE

L. Cou."y judy c Urn 10
Count), Florida
BY the County Jufge IT sad Co:
Where :, Herbcrt A Ford, hi.
applied to bis court tor letteIs OF
administration on the estate OF
Bvrjuf ATentz also Brynju't
Arentz dor g business as B. Arentz
& Co., deceased, late OF said couD-
~ IF Marion.
These are, Therefore. 10 cite ard
admonish all and singular the kin
dred and creditors Of said deceas-
ed, to be ard appear before this
court, IN or before The 18th dav
of January, A D, 1907. and file
objections. If any the, have, to the
granting letters as aforesaid, other
wise the same will be granted as
prayed.
Witness my name IS County
Judge of the county at"res id, this
18th day Of n 'vember. 1896.
JAS II HILL. Count, Judge.
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The True Remedy

w Nj. Repine, editor Tiskilwa
Ill, "Chlef," saws: eve wort
keep house with'ut Dr.. King s
N W Discovery for n,um p'ion.
Cough and Colds Experm nted
with many others, bur never got
The true remedy until we use1 d
K"g's New Discovery No other
remedy can take Its place in our
home, as in it we have a certain
and sure cure for Coughs, Colds
Whocping Cough, etc" 1t is idle
to experiment with other r. inches,
even if they are urged on you as
just as good as Dr. Kings n
Dlscou~ry They are not as good,
because this remedy has a record
of cures and besides is guaranteed
It never fails to satisfy Tria
bpftles free at F c. AIwnrth & CO.
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Notice Of IniebtIOn to Apply for Charter

N fiCe IS hers by given thar
pp''ca ion will b. made 70 tn.
Honors nlr w A Hooker, iu"g.
# he fifth judicial circuit of Flo
ida. on Wednesday the 10Th d.,
ri January, 1907, for a charter, a.
provided by law. # a corparatior
10 be known as rh, DC la 6, CT
Cub.
SAID corporation is to be form~d
under sectio" 1850 o. the Revis' d
S'a'ufes # III s'are of Florida,
amended by The ac' OF the + orida
legislature, approved NJ y 5rh,
1893. AID the same is to be az.
Association of Wheelmen for the
purpose Of providing and mair-
talsirg Il b:cYc.e path, "rroad from
OcaIa o Suver Sui gs, Marion
cOun Y Florida, or TO suct othe'
p"1uts ~ n Club may deem ey-
p@dIenr P Z Will IAMs,
II w. JONES. President.
Seer Ctdry
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Masters Sale

Under a: d by ,irtu- Of a hnal
decree rendered on the 4th day of
Dac. A. d, 1896, by t Hon. w.
A. Hooker. idse of the 5'h JUL
cial circuit in and for Marion Co.,
in char Gerry in a certain cause
pending in said court wherein Geo.
A. Nash was complainant ara
Charles F Counts and wife WIRE
the defendants. I the u d~rs,ened
special master. nam d and ap-
pointed In said deere to execute
the same. will, on NJ ,nday. tns Arb
'ay If February. A D. 1857. be-
tween the hours Of n a M, and
2 p. N IF am expose FIR. sal
"a front of rhe south door # the
court h"use in Ocaia, F a. ard
viii sell to the highest ADD best
bidder for cash the mnrtgag~d
nTem,S' aEd per>ona nr perN
rrert,onrd ard dtsc,ibrd III sad
blk to-wit: The following lard
in Marion county. Florida, COM
mencing "a chairs and 3 links
south of the NV corner of tn.
sout west q'iarstr f section u,
township 10 S, of range p east,
hence easf 20 chains south Q Id
chains vest 20 chains. thence
norfh to p int at beginning, Con
tanning II Ii Is 2 acres move o.
SIS, ard also toitnwir e per soma
property, viz: One p1de colnred
horse alb Ut Eight year, Old about
II hands high named "F'iday,"
Two horse S'udebaker wagon, ?
cows marke." swallow fork ard
under bit in each ear. and fur
warnings marked with figure 7
in each ear, 5 sows ard 3 shoa' S
marked wl'h figure 7 in each ar
ar Sc much as will satlsfy said de-
cree ard costs
w w MARTIN,
Special NJ ,Ster in Ch4ncery
RAYMOND r Bullock,
Conplainanf Solicitor.
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NOTICE OF MASTERS SALE

UNDER AND BY VIRTUE
OF A FINAL DECREE rerder
ID on the 3Ist d 4y OF Angus, A.
D 1896 by the Honorable John D.
Broome, judge IF the Circuit
court Of the IN judicial Circuit Of
Florida, in and for Lake County
in chancery, in certain cause
therein pending, transferred from
the Marion Counsy,in the Fifth
Judicial Circuit of Florida, wherein
Lewis Davis is complainant Thorn
as r. Gary. ct al wtr- defer dants.
| the undersigned special master
named and appolnt.d therein t.
execu said decree will. or, Mon
DAY the Ist day at F. bruary A. D.
1897 between the hours II am.
aud p m. in front of the south
door of the courf n use in Ocala,
Marion Co, Fla, IF and expose
'or sale, AMI will sell at public auc-
ION, for Cash, 30 he h CHEST and
nest bl1der therefor, the mortgag
d premise, described il said f,sl
t~cree, lying and hei"g Mario,
County, Fiorlda, t..-wi Beglnn'rs
4 center Of 5ine dividing the A
VareZ Grant east and west, arI
cor b and south, thence running
,..u>0 SIS yards, 'herce r. st 400
Yards thence north 3I5 yards,
thence west 40 wards to me p1inf
- beginning cootaini, e 50 acr,
land more cr ,ess. A SO, L.
n 81 according to tn survey q d
olar f the S NJ G Gary's addi-
i'm o Oc4la, b~rng situate in the
West h If Of the Southeast quar-
ter Of ssCti"n IS Township Is
South, Range p E.s': A so, that
CERTAIN tract described as com-
mrnci' 6 At the Sou1h-we st cornor
nf Mrs. Lucretia Piks's lot en-
F RI Kin4 Avenue in The city of
Ocala, thence running north 23I
feet, t" Sol Berj trnin's To-, thence
west a'ore said !of Is G thrncc
5 NJ 23I fee t" FIT K'ng Ave
nue., therce east 3 feef 70 The
point Of beginning, or so much
tn, reef as may be nee ssary to
satisfy sad decree ard costs.
I. l. BIGGS
Special Mascrr.
A, derson & Hooker,
Solicitors for Complainant.
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LEAVE.

Ma % Daily, I2:25 p. NJ, for Ieesburg Fitz-
w. ~ gerald, Irilby, Lakeland Tampa and
I'll intermediate staff. rs.
Nh Or Daily, 4:3t p. NJ, for Leesburg Fig
w. Do gerald, Irilby, Lakeland, Tampa.
Barlow and Punta GoTda making close
connection a / eesburg for fusts, Umatiila,
AstOr, Iaysres and al stations on 81. ]. * l. T.,
r K. at Fitzger i'd for Brooksvl!e at Tri by for
IarFon > y ings, ID Icdin, Clearwater nd st.
Petersburg south, and Llerm mt, q 'kland, an
ford AID all 81 tions north. on ). & 81. =. K. K.
at lakeland for Punta Gorda, Arcadia, Barlow ana
amp west, and Ill stations est to "a ford.
No 10 Daily, I:35 u. NJ, for Gainesville, Lake
w. City, Live ak. Savannah nd al
POI s TCrth, e. I, and = 5. Il Q CON
nection Via Rochelle for alatka, Ia isoGviile ma
all termidate stat Ons Ne. IS carrie through
Sleeper from Port TAMPA 70 st. Louis Vi Ocal4,
Ganes' lie, Montgomery and l.. & y.
al, % Dsiiv, rs !. ", fox Gainesville Live
w. UE Oak, Waycross, Montgomery, Charles
ton ana I'll points north, east, and
west. This train carries through SLEEPER from
Port Tampa to New NO k. via OCala, GaineSN lille,
Savannah and Charleston.
Ma I'm Daily. 2.oD u. NJ. 70 h-le, Pelatla
~, IfV Jacksonville, and all ntcrHle II tie sta
tions connect z It Jacksonville with eli t'ains
dlverging.
Nh 40 Daily departs, 100 A. NJ. cx-ert Sun
w. To day for jul cite nd intermediate sta
tons
Mn GH Daily departs, 40 p. VI for Juliette,
w. To Port Tampa and al pOiftS south, and
IIomosassa.
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SHFRIFFS SALE

Under and by virtue of an execution issued out
of and under the seal of the Circuit Cour in and
for Ma ion County Florida In a matter where
in Thomas J. Myers is Plaintiff. and Is. DuPre
Hodge, Sheriff of Marion COUNTY, Ex-Ofhcio
Administrator of the Estate of Harry Summers,
late OF Marion County, deceased, is defendant. l
have LEVIED upon and will on Monday the 1st day
of February, A. d 1897, he same being the legal
sale dav. s. II to the highe-t and best bidder for
cash, il front of the Court House door, in the City
OF Ocala, florida, during The legal hours of safe,
the following described Real Estate in Marion
County, Florida to-wit: The South half of the
Northwest quarter >outnwes' quarter of Sec
tion Il. T. wn5hp II, Range ? East.
County, Florida, being in er. sted as party de
fend Mt in the above styled cause, and the laws of
Florida. having vested ne with the right to act in
his stead in such cases. Said alb We property be-
ing levied upon and sold to satisfy said execution
and costs. I. d CRAWFORD,
JuSti of the Fe &c,
Dist No. I, Marion County, Florida.
Edwin Spencer,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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FOR RENT OR SALE

We have a run b, r If very d :
sirabie and nicely 'oca I'd dwellings,
TOR r~nt and soms for sale At great
bargains. Also some fine suhur
b." homes. era g. groves, veg :
table and tImD.r tAnd 20 s~ll at q
graz .cr,fce. If you want 70
sc buy or trade CALI without de-
lay and consult
H IsLEY 8 Co.
RIO 4 in F'rs' National Build
ing, Ocasa.
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PLAN I STEAMSHIP LINE

The steamship Florida has Tt
sumed service between Port Tam
pa and M bile. sailing on the fo'
loving cneduie:
Lv Pt Tampa Safurda, o:3o 2 III
Al III bic M''ndays 800 AZ.
Lv M o,le Tu. sdayo 200 p Il.
Ar. Pt Tampa Thu sdny> 800 am
TIL steamship FL rida has sup
Ttut a., omnAdl.ns tor DO. fl
and second class cabl" passengers
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Pullman Line Between
AsheviAe
tDa,y excep, Sunday. +Da;y excep- Monday.
CONNECTIONS Z Tampa ST. Petersburg
al points Lacrosse
Ap,!achcoa Junction Chattahoochee
Al Ocaa far E"mo>assa
BE- checked from Unto Depot Tickets still sold
cr;y nic,. H vel Il
Office J. + MARSH =, Ticket Agent
Wesr Bay S.. Cor Hogan. Jacksonville, Fla
K w CAMPBFLLo WALTER g. COLEMAN,
Agent Travelling Agent, Jacksonville
n s PENNINGTON, A o. Mac DoERLL,
Traffic Manager. General Passenger Agent
Trckef 4. Ocala Fla
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Ripans TaDules.

Ripans Ta Dules.
Ripans Tabules cure bad breath
Rlpans TabuleS cure torpid 1--we
lljyanr - uUless cure neaIacns
t-5Ca"y s:-AsR.es s-nss. F'iiInoGGss~S''
RipanS TabuleS cure nauSe.
Ripans Tabuies: al druggists.
RipaEs Tabuies cure dizziness
RiDans Ta buies assist digesflGn
Ripans Tabules: gentle cathartiG
Ripaus Tabule6 cure indigestion
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Take *: PLANT SYSTEM For P,, hB
Schedule in effect Dec. 20, 1896
Arrival and Departure of Trains at Ocala, Fla,

Train leaving Ocaa 35pm I55 Gainesville and High
Springs Solid Train Without Change making direct
ton at Wycross with Pullman Sleeping Cars fO New York;
Pullman Seepe for Macon Atlanta Cha and Nshv
also for Mn5gomery Brmingh Nashville and ST Louis with
out change connecting with Pullman Seepers Louis
VILE CnGinnatI Memphis Kansas City and all
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Edwin Spencer,
Plaintiffs Attorne,

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS
Creditors, Legatees distributes and all persons
ahaving claims deman S against the Estate of
SThonas Playfair Lloyd deceased, must esent
them within two years And all per sons indebted
to said deceased Estate must settle the same at
once HENRY >. LLOYD,
January Ist, 1897. Executor.
Z. o., Ocala, Fla.
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These tine tables show the which be expected
several but their arrival and
departure stated does The
hold responsible for any delay consequences arising
therefrou.
= H. RAINIER. Assistant General Passenger Agent
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Nos SO and S. carry ClDcifn4lI
and Florida L'nI ei Sold Vestl
bued trains. Also the Cincinnati
Sleeper via A>hevllle ard tn
K lnsas Guy S eepers. Cos
Connections for Chicago aud al
western points. Purman Passen-
gers for Atlanta should take ber,hs
IN the Kansas CRY sleeper, whiCn
does not mvyc from Atlanta until
6 a m
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TO Cure a Cold i'm One Day
Tase axalive Bronze Quirlne lab
cts. All druggists refund the
money If 1t fails TO cure. CSC.
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ARRIVE.

Mn % Daily arrive. I7:o;P. NJ, from Gaines
W.. ZJ VILE Live Oak, Waycross, Savannah,
Montgomery and all points north.
east and west. This train carries through Sleeper
st. LOUIS 10 Port Tampa via OCdls.
Na 100 Daily arrives. Is; p. VI from JacS-
W. LOO sonville, Pal tka. Rochelle end all
intermediate stations.
En Or Dali 4:3I pm from aina5 yillee Live
isVs JU Oak, WayCrOss. Montgomery, Savsn-
nah and all points from the north,
east ard We t. This train carries through SLEEPER
New \ ork to Tampa via OCala.
kLo % Daily SIS I'M from Port Tampa. I am
W 0Z pa, l. keland, Punta Gordl, BIltow,
F.tzger Id, Lecsburg ard all POINTS
from south. This tr in carries through Slespe'
Port i ann a 20 %ew No. via Ocala.
En 70 Daily i5pm f'om Iec,burg, Fustis-
NU 10 Cmati!la. Ast"r. Fitzgerald, Brooks
vile, Trilby, Tar. on >Pr:n. ;. CleIr.
waTter St. PctcrSbu z. Lakeland, Tampa Port
Tampa, Barlow, Pun;a Gurda ana ali ia:, rnlidate
StatI
H. Id Daily arrives II.55 y NJ, eHc.r. sun
W. TT caY from HOmosassa, Cr4 stall and in
terned.ate stations.
En fn Daily arrives 20 u. NJ from Julictte,
Nv re New5erry, Archer and intermediate
s atoms from north, ard from lsta-
cnatta. Flora City, Inverness, and all Stations
from the south.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-12

ASHEVILLE ROUTE
Through Pullman S!eePers between Jacksonville
and Cincinnati.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-12

Al derson & Hooker,
Solicitors for Complainant
San Antonio daily light. [volume] (San Antonio, Tex.) 1886-1907, 1897-04-21
FIRE CHIEFS CONVENTION.

Kansas City. Mo-, April 21.-The
twenty-siXth annual convention of the
National Fire Chiefs association win
be held in New Haven, Conn, during
the third week of August next. The
executive committee of the associa-
ton, composed of chiefs of the fire de-
partments of Salt Lake, Denver, Oma-
ha. New Haven, Conn, Dayton, Ohio,
and Roanoke, Va, meeting in this city,
have agreed upon time and place
and have agreed to request the follow
ing chiefs to prepare papers on the
subjects named:
Chief Sweenie. Chicago. Fighting
fire in high buildings"
Chief Dickerson, Cleveland, Best
method of handlink coal oil fires,
Chief MCAbee, Baltimore, Improve
ments in automatic sDrinklers."