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$40

oite suaoow Gerfor bar NON 9iort 6or'es neo forlleI'9e
andre Slaos Grlth. Solo Safe uoen 6lsoe o9 cutter er ell
nreaet forfriitcupe Drill, nen itart maa ben life pHre, % belt
toat gitenen foruo, Chit Gioer.gocite Sonb 9tuer oct Ell
bebaaelia Smos, iiqr bpis man bar lit Suttr 90 JnselHr
ocri. 80 2reoiehele @ano % en- Sreoieoel NeIt er o9'aa eH
200 Grit for DC 5Ieite. men oct er life Vile, lom IAN 'ao'e
on. Gnbper Srnlte, iom tagcS ueo Sr'th no poa a9ete"'
maa naturIispis pGrc itpaet aloelcS rT, lor Den l9'peS' 'u'''
ul ben let siue 2ritten Ell Gtel lllnta9' Srrn'mel' 81 9" 'o',
~iriitenoe Grit for Dem, iom life bIiuer ip9e al Den. baorelhel
blouOet gouost en- spieIe til ct @los Sanb CT not =
er en- itprfenbe % narenoe Grit; men Srutten nao rp'teS' Tor
man beloer al ben, elcrs bliper gtelet l81enoe poa SHnOen'
9eoit piloe bet NOT pare, ON man, bper Gang man plIoe liN''e
in 3pri, ts en- Sic 6apremel % blonOeoe oct Oct V'a'
Sano, man piloe ~peoertp98e no meo.
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net 9u5'
,uer gnos
bo0hdot5.
WidiiUlGt
oct.
RailtEta
oussSa tus'
nuIk
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sra Waloris.

Som nit iorriSt grep btmrrtct, iii ot
en- mcget len @oar, % iom 6slge oerai bleU
@aaruannsu life brgpnot for ben l7oe mai %
tilenDtbraot bcuimpn Slutriu9cn al Maauss
ben for ne Neitt3 QsotOmmsnOe. @eirct bar
pa en- 3io megft parmt, iaa at Gn9en tom Fs
betyOcli9t; men iiOeu bar bet pGret nle3tt tiss
ligt, iaa at @9er % Gag icr torpeIi8 no.
Dan tuuoe i..ic 1pttt til Setcrs fpr bentmoc
Smtuingcn al sunni, % cnooa par S,upne8ans
gene mcgst o%aurli9e.
Get Tan bel III prre liot tent at frio,
on, buorleoes pi her itirsoe ben l7ot Wlai.
Iaon bltu ferret ooer belle 9altn meo Stag:
tcg, 5altr op Suna, bpori PC feite oeltoS, os
bet Ter no til, at DEN l7Cr ooernlt / Norges
QanO iaar blcD ferret paa Ell i~tcrartet Manoe,
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
ON Runuiup.

stal man bape GOD gptte at ct Sao, % ir9en Staoe, oa
tan bet lite pere afpeien at foa ncgle Re9ler Tor en- 'orlluIllg
Drug beraf.
soa lite Bah for ontreut . 9imer ef'sr ct N'aoltio, 9I'
Ter lite naar man fpler ig tret. eler ee9entet boloer pa al
uftpl,s efter IN tart Spebnine. Seller uian, at eeaentet,
eiter At prre fommet @ouoet, bliper ioa itarit aitislet at
6auber co ,spsber laeioin miiter 6elelien blper namne -
oa.ber man iror aaa op ieien. glaar arcppen er parrn. Ian
man babe, % Nrar saa @onoet. naar man er attlaot. sttsr
Sabniussu br man hrar tlsbe is paa, @ar alorts laHse
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

3t3
anpenoelien ~iore0aor ueb QsnIllng, GurnlinB o. 1uoaanoin8,
oa bette ajsr, at bet farlise Selag balieu %iorbinores.
Soobae.
Or mon parm trrt % iueo eiter ct annrengenoe Bags
arbeioe, iaa ber mou life le08e i9 thicn0S ON alteuen, Tor
man bor ituHet 6poberne % opouer Auterne men Ell Bale
folot Iauo. Oct to.oe 8ano iisrner Ssbet al nogle Ioo Etc'
blitte al 9ratbeb, og man ielcr ct Nelbeiinoeuoe, iom man
eQers life pioe bape tunnet t9ute ltG.
ct zaltpaupss Bah for saien.
Nor man aaar ~tieneS, iiar ba eiter en- beb Sontneroag,
uaar man bar fGrbes meast uoe. bGr man inuie op g(nien
Got Nouo, buortil er tat en- Smule Salt. 0erpeo berries be
ine Slrmbinoer ylaeu ir en- NlRn9oe Sten o9 Smues,
Der lee9er Sinoringer ipsteu ir ganocbrrttet s%etpoeI8
Grab o. fremtalber en- bctit ~ubebaseis 6crnemmeIie al 5sr'
beo.
2isciom man eiter ct tolOt 5oObaO ioper oobbeIt ioa 9oot,
iaalspes cgiaa eiter at bape label ct Saltpanos'2ao saa Gien'
nem Naieu.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
Den D OilHoo.
GDSopougcOe, unOerinIoe sGnOhrOG.

Qeitnant @anoeleur bolot n9lig Tor
en- engelN ~seografIt Screening ct gore
oruq ON ReIultdtsrne al en- toddug Sp7
ba0elIeSreiIe, fGn netop bar Bit Tarolg
meo. Oct er Qunoene, ION gi'nnem'
ItiRres al gpre Rjlsn, altiad / 4'ritds
Srbrs, FAN bar ~ioretat line Gpoog,llss
refer. San FAR bsiegt Iruiter ugan
pu, un0aro % tilgrGnienoe Stre9,
fpor moca ingen tpio Mano faboe lat
fin Fpo. 9lanbt unoet rroner ban ben
Qttiritel, Gn9l0noerne ucpTier ! mango
Cane at BET "msrte 5aitlano", og 6olosr
frem, at en- Sernbane fra Sabet til ben
itore ,Snc1g gjttoria riIoe blt al ubQrs
8etponnig.
San forloo Wcm6asIa 7oe sept.
1894 pg naaboe 3ncisen @tttoria 0so
uooaraen al Qurtm6er. lUren to8 BAN
iqaleoss n9r 8 Maane0er. gn "&uro
trip" pilot ia en- 3io at nGiten ct bdlot
Q(or, mems man, en- Der rar 52rnbans,
tuuoe angi 3ioen 1imsr % snoo1 Tie
tranae noQet i9roeles tort Ial. ) ges
opnpelieu al 80 orca ian ira Uganda
meo en- bepabnst StDrte for at glen
frbe 0ufile, en- Gratt, fDice Vlono Fsrz
tie 8ono bstraaote UNDER urolig6eosrnt
/ '88. men Iioen life bar lat fin Joo paa.
Spoo fan gioroe bar, iir ban ttt'; men
bet rimelige sr, at fan ~eFierIoO en- en-
oelit 9arniion Der. CO at 9ropPer o.
Iad En- oioIenbt fra Uganda.
= Qlaret '95 blso fsle norors un1oro
peb mob Nilen opmaalt og tartlagt,
iamt Retningen uf 9ittorosgIilen ira
SnpIesn S6rafim til Wuraiion jos :
ieue og gisnnem 2ar8o easr Batsol'
Quuoitreoet beitemt. Get beIdnots5,
at Wount 1umi / llnporo lig8sr 6,64O
sob cper Sapet sIsr ca. 800 JOB hater'
snb bet rmliqgsnOs Ganp, Der nllersoe
sr tat / gdiooslIs al Stor6rttanisn %
kolo,s pso Sialp at 0arniIpnstropPsrns
poa dprt WsiTnbi. 9rarisrne sr 'ru8ts
bare. ca Wtais, 3obat, Bananas, ga
ItOrolis Gin. PRODUCERS tore UtGn9'
Der al os Suofeote. @dteois getOlts
nina sr ganTte intersSIant og lsosr msa''
independent / fine unbsrlige 6ptttr ! d
,rboo uubrligers "2anosbper." 3st
hsrte OgIua msO til 2sitnantsns Dis
ion at mooarbsios %. ON neopsnoigt
unori6e be urabi'te SlaOs6dnoIers. 1ettt
blsu aiort mso BEN 5elss at JIotts al
Slurer bleo iat / Jtifeo.
gsO GlOsn Wliiii ligSer ogIaa q brt:
tiff fort. 3st ligger 1852 6oo OBJ
5dpet.
gsirlagst / oisis R;tens Iioet tisnot
Cplancs bsftri0s ION ulminoelig gcot
Siben GrglonOs Magt 6'8pnots q
oitr. fg ~gialoeube | oisie egne. o.
Stammerns er 6lit toungne til at folo
Hrep fla im.Qlm, bar 5oltet icmmst IL
6aaos ! Gtunomiits og intslettusl Den.
Iesnos. u oprtsr 5crosn, ~anIGgge'
!. 8sie ga 6egpuosr at lsre Iom Jolt
i, Holtet formsrsr iig o8iaa bnrtigt, 'toe'
be itte lqngre Taar 2pO til al ilaa hnr
r andre libel t arig elIer iunse % IGl8
tperanore til Slarsr. ga, | ugaHe;
!. bsgpnoer man suooS mso inonitrisls9in
lqa Iad / bet Irda, oripsr Ij6t Sanoe
; ca ubFersr tn Del nctIaa reloron't ar
; 6eioe. Wmge bar eneoq lrrt ia ii
/ at laIe o. itr,pe. @so 5ucIren 9iito
! ria er ttr cprsttst en- SanoelsItlticn, o
man tr enoOs tommsn iaa lanst, 4
) man tar faut en- Del SsIrpense | Cir
tulatipn. GitsriOm SnobpsgsTns ctoi
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
popuIore Oapne.
Sobniou, Smitb 90 Nn:
oerjon.
g(uoet rart. ium ION luies no al
Chicago Gitg Sirecturr.

Gu Sra iom man ! glorSe o9 Gau'
mart tatoer en- 8eiuiier, beoer poa Grs
oclit Ell Gitn Glreftorp, pg Stprbpsrne
maa uoolue ell ianoau buert Nar.
Chicago Gttp 9ircctcrD ior 1897 er
netop inroi9 og ~inoebplotr en- W9nG'
De giuo al a~lmiuoelis Snteresie. &ls'
reoe Rauneue bier, at Gb,cugo er en-
@eroensbp. 3e er bentet ira nlle
8ertens 9anoe, life blot fra amerita
% Gnglnno. Der er ~iranite, 'taliens
lie, ipanItc, p~Ortu9iiife, giraffe, tprtl'
lie % rusiiite 0apne, men enonn Here
tpIte, itanoinapiIte % IlnupnIte. gtes
aere er Der mango al; men De talOsr llg
amierne meb ensellte NoUuc. Sprere,
lrmeniere o9 arabere fan man iienbe
vaa oeres 9tauue, liseiaa Sineiere Os
Supanere.
s5pr par bet iaa, at Ell, iom blsp
iuoItepnet for Getten % lille clloe latte
Stpo0e pnn fin 5umitIe, Gierne tolOte
ia Smitb. ga ~ioripanot ban / Wtass
fen. gtu er life Smitb lHngere bet
melt uobrebte gtapr. Set er Sobnion,
Ipm er tommet openpaa. uoen 2ulol
er bette bcplrfet al S~tanolnapsrne.
9iaeIom gpiterne | betpcellg Grab
poeoe 9ilpsrten ai Gomllten Smlth,
Ialebes Tar sfanoiuau:rne m%ang'oI.
oiggiort 6amilien SobniOn. AIs odU'
lie, uprite % iuenite Senien'er, Sc
banneien'cr ps Sobnlon'sr er bleun'
tl Subniou'er. Der er 800 Here a
oisie eno at smitB'erne Chicago Gttl
0mecturp. Itr. Sobnion err Den 10
oenpe Wiono / oct iiue Selitabsllu,
Surretuinssliuet c9 blanot ArbeloerHs
Sans 9tapn iOretummer 5000 @anSe
Bpeus "9elplier", % oa bet mao all
ta9es, al b. Ileite SohniOn'er sr gilt
Ga bar Sprn iom anDre lt'ttelt9e 6olt
tooer man ueppe MuHoen Ior luIo
naar man Tiger, at Der | Gblca9o E
10000 Menue FER, iOm brrer Sobn
ions gtauuet. &c bet er noset, ion
10, Iloar. SUbnipn'erne piIoe uo9ler
ell aniseli9 Bp, ON be bpeoe 'or u
ielp. Gn Sp pna 10000 resuss enc
MI for en- Stprlp. Sat % t4nte e
8u ipm Ga Grosie eaer eau Glare
bpor oae WRnnb, auiuoer % Sern be
Sohuion. Nqe 4rGterne % Srrern
no Sobnion, os ale Uterl9beoIen'
u,er "a Sfoleoiiclple Iiseiaa. YaIto
Sotniuu er en- ltor 3aler, o. alofie
Spbnion lsger at eiterlt9ue BAN, naa
hou lTicr i Sorogren. W.cfanltu
Sotnion 0aar I'll Sirrooer Sobnio
% Iaor ls a M 6rat, % StreoOsre
letter ijue SparepcnBe mo hos gnntle
j, Sobnipu; men ell uatfer Dag LUTTE
ocnue Yanten5 Ggre, % Str9ooere
: aulRaeer gag jmoo Danl. aonitab'
Sotuion fommer meo en- Steonlnq, Q
. Saasn GeuptieS III CONNER ScbnIoI
Gu Surp, ~beltaaenoe al IA Wtano, 'oI
ale beOer Sobuiou, iamles for at q
: aiue Ell &~ienoelie. Sfrrboer SOlr
ion re~preicntereS ipr 9tetten al 2appt
: SotniOu % Sautler Sobnion al u
toruep Spbuicu. B0ufteren tabcr, c
) oa ban life tan sjpre 9tet for Jig, brtl
/ 0es ban paa Sallen al SatliIf So9'
: ion o. mootn0cs al Clutter 3obn o
MeoenS ban iiobcr Der, iaar ban Mc
T o. 2ritts al gtrreitioruarsr So9niO
men ~tercoeeoes iioeu al Manor Sob
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

8jrsit geBHt { Rorotorr rtre Sliere
arrsnano RnHt RoaHts nufru CT aplia
ogD Ell Nlocr AZ 45 dat. HH'
ben 30tc Suni paa AogHe Rtrissdaro.
s,ermto en- otnlia Stheu til ole a7tcorab
poiicnss qritrt r O q. Sstcn.
Bang 10os auli 1897.
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30

/ Qumo Mel, ] QuuO Sutter, l Nuno SmOr. ION as
flares. A sGa % omirent Il @int NleIf rrrss uel iantmen %
baaes. 3ermet btbcusr itIe at imOrCS Tor bper Sn9e; 'oet ben
tooss no al 3ernet preies Den, iaa Den ioar 6orm AZ ct Srrm'
merbus. 81 Gill JlSoe piOites til Ssnm; AZ bette bapes en-
steiulo bptr Rage, % b~srousnpaa en- 2beIte SpIistst @hInI'
Decorah-posten., 1897-07-30
For H~usiolnninaen.
6rumfaaer.

On Susmooer bar armooet oB ON noale Cpltrltter po
iprni.aiae aoaer, % oerior lsuerer ri benz Der.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-07-26

Mr.. r. b. Greeve, merchant,
of Chilhowie, Va, certifies that
he had consumption, was given
up to die, sought all medical
treatment that money could pro-
cure, tried all cough remedies he
could hear of, but got no relief;
spent many nights sitting up in a
chair; was induced to try DR..
Kings New Discovery, and was
cured by use of two bottles. For
past three years has been attend
ing to business, and says DIR.
Kings New Discovery is the
grandest remedy ever made, as it
has done so much for him and
also for others in his community.
DIR. Kings New Discovery is
guaranteed for coughs, colds and
consumption. 1t don't fail. Trial
bottles free at drug store. F. c.
Alworth & CO.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-07-26
Vote. FOR s*=
Electric Ligh t
uesday,
July Il, 1897.
Opera at Lake Weir.

An opera will be given at
North Lake Weir, on next Tues
day evening. Prof. Bergman's
orchestra will play between
acts. Miss Alice Acheson will
preside at the piano with
Prof. Bergman as violinist. A
musical treat is expected as the
professor is an accomplished mu-
sician with large experience. He
will be remembered by the socie-
ty people of Ocala as having rem
dered them such fine music at the
Ocala House Germans. He has
started music classes at North
Lake Weir, Gambler and Belle.
view and his services are in great
demand. A dress rehearsal will
be given at the lake tonight.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-07-26
Ocala Boys Win.

Stephen Jewett and w. T.
Gary of our city were in the re-
cent competitive examination
among the teachers attending
the Palatka normal school for a
scholarship at the famous Pea
body Institute at Nashville. AL
though there were good many
competing for the honor, Stephen
Jewett came out first, Will I.
Gary second and a Mr.. Price
third. Stephen has not yet de-
cided whether to take the two
years course at the institute or
fill his position as teacher In our
high school.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-07-26
A Car of Horses.

Chas. A. Liddon, our up-to-
date liveryman, returned yester-
day from Tennessee, where he
visited the great fair and also
purchased a car of twenty-three
head of plump, sleek horses,
roadsters, saddlers and draught
animals. The lot is as nice looking
ordinary stock as was ever
brought to Ocala and he will have
no difficulty in selling those that
he does not need in his business.
The car came straight through
on the passenger train and was
never out of sight of Mr.. Lid
don's watchful eye, and in conse-
quence the horses do not show
any signs CT travel.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-07-26
New Arrival of Pretty Goods.

H. B. Masters popular store
has just received in Mr.. Helven-
ston's dry goods department an
elegant lot of pretty dress
fabrics in organdies, lappetts,
dimities and lawns in divers
shades, prices and styles. These
lovely ladies goods were selected
in person by Mr.. Masters at a
very low figure, and customers
can have the benefit of his
trade. The fabrics are the dain-
tiest product of the Partisan
looms, and have sold heretofore
from zoe to S5c per yard. They
will be sold at SC, 10c, 123c and
15c per yard. The quantity is
limited and an early selection is
to your advantage.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-07-26
Something to Know.

1t may be worth something to
know that the very best medicine
for restoring the tired out nervous
system to healthy vigor is Elec-
trio Bitters. This medicine is
purely vegetable, acts by giving
tone to the nerve centres in the
stomach, gently stimulates the
liver and kidneys, and aids these
organs in throwing off impurities
i'm the blood. Electric Bitters i'm
proves the appetite, aids diges-
tion, and is pronounced by those
who have tried it as the very best
blood purifier and nerve tonic.
Try it. Sold for soc or 81 per
bottle at drug store. f. @. AL
worth & Co.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-07-26
Excursion on '.Three Friends.'' -

We understand from a party
from Jacksonville that the steam
ers, "Three Friends and 'sDaunt-
less" will run cheap excursions,
Jacksonville to Mayport, Sunday,
August 1st, and that Jackson
Vile & Atlantic r. r. will run
cheap excursions to Pablo Beach,
August 1st, in view of the cheap
excursion to Jacksonville by the
Plant System July 31st.
Round trip, Ocala to Jackson
Vile and return So limited for re.
turn until and including August
the End. Morning and evening
trains leaving Jacksonville VIA.
J. T. & K. w. Ry.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-07-26
Special Election Tomorrow.

The special election on the
question of city lights will take
place tomorrow. Every property
owner who is legally registered
can vote. The only proposition
before the people is whether or
not the contract for electric lights
made between the city council
and the General Electric Co.,
will be ratified. The question is
a very important one and every
man entitled to a vote should go
to the polls.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-07-26

DR.. A. H. r. Frederick and
wife have returned from a most
pleasant outing at ST. Peters
burg and report a most enjoya-
BILE visit and some excellent fish
ing and bathing. The others OF
his party will remain longer.
Capt. A. E. Willard came up
from Uomosassa this morning
for business visit in town.
-WANTED-At Oriole, a music
teacher for lady, will pay ex-
penses and reasonable salary.
Apply at this Office.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-07-26

Mr.. L. Ottensosser, whose
headquarters are in Atlanta, and
represents and is partner in
one of the leading wholesale
clothing houses in Cincinnati,
spent Sunday with his brother
in-law, Charles Peyser, has been
travelling over the state and is
confident the cultivation of leaf
tobacco will do wonders for the
prosperity of the people and in
no section more so than for Ocala
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-07-26
CONCERT TONIGHT.
Mrs. Parker's Music Class Will Rem.
der an Interesting Program at
the Opera House Tonight.
Admission Free.


The Opera House will be the
SCENE of very pleasant enter
tainment tonight under the aus
pices of Mrs. Parker's music
class. There will be no charge
for admission and the public is
cordially invited to attend. The
following program will be rem
dered:
Recitation-Bethia Liddell.
Music-Melody.
Recitation, "Jeannette, Sam
Pittman.
Music, "Morning Prayer
Orchestra.
Recitation, Chow Old Nose
Counted''- Pittman.
Music, E'The Bugle Horn" Or
chestra and Chorus.
Recitation, Southern Soldier
Sam Pittman.
Music, "Annie Laurie, Or
chestra.
Recitation, ''The Jealous Wife
Sam Pittman.
Music, "Juanita," GA Life on
the Ocean Wave''-Orchestra.
Recitation, "Arkansas Wit
ness, Sam Pittman.
Music, "Venetia Waltz, .
"Climb up, ye Children
chestra.
The following persons will par
ticipate in the entertainments:
Mrs. Ella G. Locke, violin; Mrs,
Kate Liddell, piano; Samuel P
Pittman, elocutionist; Pauline
Harder, vocal; Johnnie Liddon.
violin; Pansy Souter, violin;
Mary Connor, violin; Bethia Lid.
dell, autoharp; Fred Weihe, VIC
lin; Moses Liddell, violin; Edwin
Pittman, guitar; Clark Liddell
piccolo; Emerson Locke, trian
gle; Revilo Locke, piano.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-07-26

Rev. G. NJ. Gray left today for
Suwanee, Tenn, to attend the
meeting of the board of trustees
and the commencement exercises
Of the University of the South.
He will also visit Nashville,
Franklin and Spring Hill, and re-
turn in time for services here in
Grace church on the first Sunday
in September.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-07-26
Sunday Sinners.

Scipio Reeves was before the
mayor this morning charged
with indecent practices and was
fined 81 and cost. Albert Nixon
breach of the peace was dis
charged. Barney Williams for
burning filth in city limits was
discharged, because he had dug
it up again to haul off.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-07-26
TELEPHONE SYSTEM.
Ocala Will Soon be Surrounded by
Network of 'PhOnes.

Network Of 'PhOnes.
The Ocala telephone company
has just completed complete
telephone system along the line
of the Plant System as far north
as Mcintosh, a distance of "a
miles. On this line direct con-
nections are made with Kendrick,
Martin, Lowell, Oak Lawn and
Orange Lake. James B. Car
Isle, of this city, is the efficient
superintendent and manager of
the company and it is largely
due to his skill and energy that
such progress has been made.
He will begin work at once on a
line over the route of the +. G.
& P, as far north as Citra, con-
Meeting with all intermediate
points. Then on the s. S. O. &
G.. as far west as Dunnellon,
which will give our city direct
communications with the phos-
phate mines. This will be fol-
lowed by lines south on both the
Plant System and F. @. & P. ex-
tending about 25 miles.
With the completion of this
work our city will be surrounded
by a net work of telephones Sec
ond to none in the state. 1t will
be of great benefit to our mer-
chants and business men as or
ders can be sent in on short no.
tice from all parts of the county.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-07-26

j. w. Lancaster, of Chatter
ton, spent yesterday in town.
H. A. Ford has returned from
a business trip to Tennessee.
Jas. H. Pittman left today for
Marietta, Ca, on a business (0
trip.
The Misses Hamilton, recently
of Ocala, now residing at Lees
burg, were in town today.
Rev. j. O.. Porter returned to-
day from Williston where he
preached yesterday.
Fresh water fish, trout and
Dream, always on ice at L. s
Blacks, city market.
When bilious or costive. eat a
Cascaret, candy cathartic, cure
guaranteed, 1oc, 2sc.
Miss Mary Rogers, of Aiken,
IS. c., is visiting her brother, R.
G. Rogers, of the Ocala House
for few days.
DR.. VIM. Anderson returned
today from fishing trip to Crys-
tai river, where he stopped at the
club house.
DR.. J. G. Law, daughter, Miss
Mary and son John, leave We'd
nesday for Charleston, s. c.,
where they will spend month
on famous Sullivan's island.
E. E. Johns, of Starke, deputy
U. s. marshal, is in town, having
brought in a colored man by the
name of James Ellis, charged
with passing counterfeit money.
Mrs. Abe Liddon, Mrs. F. L.
Bugbec and Miss Lollie Haley
have gone to Hodges island,
near j. w. Vogt's beautiful is.
land home, for few days recrea.
tion.
Ex-councilman II. K. Smith
has been suffering with a slight
attack of the Klondyke gold .fe.
yer during the past week. He
will be all right In a day or,so.
Mrs. A. E. Burnett, accompan-
panied by her daughter, Miss
Nina, and mother, Mrs. E. A
Burr, left last night for Spring
field, Mass, whefe they will
spend the summer.
aluminium hair pins, &c dozen
new belt pins, sc, 10c; new shirt
waist sets, sc, l0c, l5c, 25c; rib
bons, Sc, &c, sc; window shades
15c, 25c; chair seats with nails
&c; big bottle bay rum, 13c; l:
kid curriers', Sc; umbrellas and
parasols, 40c, 45c, SOC; boys hat:
12c, 15c, 20c; dolls, sc, &C, 10c
15c; laces and embroideries cheaI
| at the Racket.
Phillipsburg herald. [volume] (Phillipsburg, Kan.) 1882-1905, 1897-02-11
First Publication Feb, 4, is97-Sw.
SUMMONS BY PUBLICATION.

In the District Court of Phillips County, in tho
State OF Kansas.
Mollie Holder, plaintiff
vs.,
Nelson Burst Avah A. Burst. Florence Burst
HIS wife, and John s. Davis Sons, defendants.
RIO the defendant, John s, Davis Sons: You
Il viii take notice that you have been sued In
the above court; that ON the 4th day Of February
d 1897, the plaintiff filed in the said court her pc
ttlon asking judgment against the defendant Mel
son Burst for the sum OF eeventy-One and 80. 100
dollars, together with interest thereon from tho
9th day cf October, 1895, at the rate Of ten per cent
per annnm, and for costs OF said action. Plaintiff
further prays Judgment foreclosing a certain
mortgage securing the said note bearing date
October 9th, 1884, upon the following described
premises, to'wit; The north half (if) OF the
northeast quarter (ne4) Of section seven "a In
township three (9l, SOUTH OF range eighteen (l8)
west OF the 9th 7. N. In Phillips county, Kansas,
and declaring all interest In, or to- or caims upon
the said land In favor OF oil or any other defend
anita to DO junior, inferior and subject to tue
DO adiudged to have aud hold first lien upon
the said premises for the amount for which judg.
ment VIII be taker, us aforesaid, and unless you
answer said petition on or before the 18th Gay Of
March, 1871 judgment will DO entered as therein
prayed, and aaid land ordered sold according 10
law, and the proceeds OF said sale applied aa
| follows First TO the payment OF the costs OF
suiti Second, To the payment OF any UNPAID
taxes which may be lien upon said premises;
Third 10 the payment Of the amount found
4tdue the paintih, and forever barring and fore
closing all defendants and all persons claiming
under them or to claim under them or either Of
them, Of all right, title interest or eQuity OF
redemption In or to said premises or any part
thereof, nfter the issuance OF u sherlfs deed
| under the aforesaid Judgment
X. FRANK slINsoN, Atty for Pm.
ATTEST. A. s, HAYWOOD,
leEALl Clerk District Court