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La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-19

Pwa Diputados d Cortes
r. Don Francisco Garcia Molinas.
Don Rafael Maria de Labra.
Y en- sustituoi6n de don Francisco Garcia
Molinas 81 resultare electo en- otro distrto, ell
Vizconde de Esp6s.
Entonces SO produjo un gran alboroto en-
la calle. La excitaci6n de tnimos era gran.
dfsims.
La policfs en- forma suplicstoria tuvo que
haoer despejar Ia via pablica en- provision de
10 que pudiers ocurrir-
Hoy sc dice por toda la Capital que Sc ira
baja por que quede rota la Union en- las dos
ramas de Ia Union autonomista.
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Y 4 R J.E' D.A D { 5.

- Sres. Frederick Stearnes y Cia., De-
troit, Michigan, E. U. A.:-Muy seflores mfos:
Muy satisfecho estoy del exito que he obtenido
con Ell uino de aoeite de bacalao preparado por
ustedes. En- todos los casos en- que he encon.
trado una indication al propdsito 10 he recetsdo
ha correspondent las esperanzas en- 81 oifra'
das. Me susc1ibo de ustedes affmo. g. s.
DR.. Mateo r. Morales. 81 de
Julio de 1894.
4 Inc vi7nainne -Acaban 1e legar al COL
'0' ''-0u'"V0' mado de Cerecedo Her.
manos y Comra1fa, los mejores ChoriAoa do las
prcvincias vascoDgadas, y las muy reoomenda'
bles Angalas de Ia tabrica de Eubu.
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E PAsAJEs CLAsE UNfCA
Tren do vIajeros ndmero 3.-D0minges.

Sdlida del Empa1me las h. 20' dc ID tards q ssi
la llegada del trsn de Mayagusz.
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III L0 De AN0CHE

Anoche, primera hora, celebraron session
On los altos de la casa ocupada por don Juan
Margarida, calle de San Francisco numero A.
los sei1ores comisionados de esta circunscrlp-
pi6n, para designsr los candidates para diputa
dos & Cortes 4 la Camara insular, conforme
esta acordsdo en- las Bases dc la Union del
partido Autonomista liberal.
, Componfan la iunta de los comlsioDados
; citados, los seiiores don J. B. Rodriguez y'don
P. del Vale, por la Capital don Juan Mathew
don Braulio Due no, por Bayam6n; don Tnlo
Otero don Leopodo sandoval, por Vega baja;
don Ramon II. Delgado don Narciso Font,
por Carolina; don E. Acosta, don Francisco Sill
va, por Rio.piedras; don Luis David Carri6n
don Jose Sosa por Lola; don lleraoio Amadeo
don Emilio Esca|ers, por Vega-a!ta; d. Ia
mon Cestero D. Ncsnor Zeuo, por Dorado; D.
Eduardo Geigel don Manuel Enriq!es, por
Toa.baja; don Modesto Arcbilia y don Nigue!
Rivera, por Naranjto; don Ramon S!fre don
Acisclo Bot, por Coroza; d. Simplicio Corde
re. don lIeraclio Rivera, por MoroNl'; don
J. Rexach don Manuel Broitez Ssrtans, por
Rio grande; don jose Gonzalez Diaz don
Aniceto Dfaz, por Trujillo alto; don OctWano
G. Salgado y don Julio Dfsz por 1oa'
alta, rr,sidi6 la session ell sejlor don Pc.
dro del Vale Atiles, presdente del Comlte
de esta Capital.
Los oomisionados eran 90 para la eecci6n
de candidates la Camara insular, proceden'
tes ls de elos del antique campo liberal auto
nomista del antique campo de autono'
mistas ortodoxos.
Desde que oscureci6 empez6 reuhirse
un gran gentfo frente d la casa donde Ia
junta se celebraba, 81 grado de que en-
ocasiones SO hacfa dffcil ell tyaDsito pu'
blico. La policfa, que Sc ha'aba al'f al mando'
de su primer jefe Ell sehor Nouvilss de varios
inspectores, tuyo que haoer despsjar la calle
Entonces sc formaron varios grapos que Sc pa
seaban desde la epquipa de Ia Taaca hssta la
de San Justo. Habfa verdadera ansiedad por
conocer Ell resultado de las deliberaciones de
los comisionados.
En- Ia cale sc citaban varias candiaatnras;
la de los sefores Fernando Juncos, Herpli des
Lopez Bsrbosa por los del antigua campo or
todoxo. Y la de los se6ores Mufos Rivera,
Hernandez Lopez Quihones ID. Jose Severo),
por los del sntiguo campo liberal autoncmista.
Cerca de las diez fan cuando Sc supo ell
resultado de la votacion.
Hello aquf:
Para la CunaQra Lesular
Don Luis MufloZ Rivera II VotOs
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H % RON TSY%do Sigs;iS ai i: :::: sss
Este ron p6simo, internal y mata gents, ss
regala { los tocayos del estableoimiento s 50
oentavos botella.-Areoibo, Gale Psvfs no. 10.
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1898-03-19

Estos nuevos relojes "Roskopf' perfecciona-
dos son superiores todos los demas deigual pre-
clio de una duraci6n ilimitada Todas las piezas
del 'Tnaud Patente' son intercambiables loque
permite componer cua]quier rotura en- menos de-.
Is minutes y por menos de la mitad del precio
que sc cobra por relojes de otras marcas. Estos
verdaderos cron0metros SO venden garantizadoS
por DOS AMOS y Sc compond,an por la mitad de-
su precio en- culaquier epoca que Sc descompongan
despuGs de dicho plazo.
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C0MpyNIA De FERROCARRILES
SERVICIO REGULAR DE IRENEs
desde Ell dia 10 de Mdrx0 de 1898.
DE VIA ElSTRECHA
DE MAYAGUEZ.

Tren mixto nlmero i.-1Ndrte., J1svs. Y .dlado..
sa1ida del Empalme de Anasco 4 Las 9 h. 80 dc +
la manana sea la llegada del trsn de Mayaguss
Tren mixto numero 2.-Mdytes, Juevss y Sabados.
salida de Alto-sano las h. 3O' de la t.rds para
Maysgiez. &
mercancas. Il
PRECIos DE PAsAJEs. .CLAsE uNfcA #
Del Empalme Anasco vics-versa. 80. asn'vs
), Hernandez ID. ...:.So -
De Ahasoo aHernandsz i'd. ......s
De Hern4ndssa Ato:sno Also:sao ID. id. s .....ss
Tfen dc dajsros hdmsro s.-D0m'nys'.
salida del Empaime las h. 2O dc ID tards q ssa !.
4 Ia llegada del trsn de Mayagusz.
Tfen do r|aJsos ndmsro 4.-Domingo.
Salida dc 3Altosano las h. 15' dc la tards pars
legar al Empalms antss de la salida dol tren para
Mayagaez.
Para estos trenes Sc e1pediran billstes DO Ida
vuelta al precio de UN PESO, valsdsros solo para
el dia que 80 expidan
ADV A-Para oondiclones pr0clos reerentes
halan de vena todas las ofcinas de Ia oompahfa.
La compah hace convenios especiales transports
de- DE-
En- e mpalme de Anasco hay estAblecdo nm agsnte uo
Ia compaafa de yaestrseha al que pssdsn sen.sniT.: sa
Maysguez.
tuit0 para todos.os que uli1en la vis-s'tFoeA. 10
4 los ndII0r0uinos. -Aesban s a., de rsoiblrss q
do Hermanos y Compafits, sobreasadas de 30.
Her, Tordos y Conejos en- manteca, Frutas cris.
talizadas, Frutas en- amfbar, de Roaell6; Queso
muy superior de Mahon, Turr6n surtido =
Membrillo.
kvien A los fabriosntes de casas y maestfos
n'iSv de obras.-Materiales .bsrstos. Precios
muy limitados. Ladrillos mampostear, idem
solar, piedra caliza, arena barro, oal viva J
spagsda. del pats. Alfsjfas ausubc,
vsrios largos; ouartoneria de ausubo, vigaeris
de ausubo.~-Se contrats & preoio mddico toda
Ia MADEIRA del pats necesaria para fabricar ossas.
-Dep6sito general, oalle del Comercio. Iamero
IS, Marina, bajos de la fAbrica de cigarrillos
LA COLECTIVA. l5-4
81 Tnn1n -Unico dep6sito dol 1ssacrsditsdo
u 'vh'o' RON TOPACIO, las tres 6ss.-
Este ron p6simo, internal y mats gents, ss
regala los tocayos del establecimiento 50
centavos otella.-Arecibo, calle Pavfs no. TO-.
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Tren do vIaJeros nlmsro 4.-Domingos.

Salida do Altosano las h. IS de Ia tards par1s
llegar al Empalms antss de la salida dol tren para
Mayagtez #.
Para estos trenes Sc expedran billstes do Ida
y vuelta al precio de UN PESO valsdsros solo para
el dia que expidan. xaSs
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-21
DICTATES OF fashion.

Beige colors and all shades Of drnb
have cn'ight the porular fancy AZ last.
Paris Is tired Of the outspread sk'r.
oEd already there is looming in the
distance the clinging. dragging pattern
OF picturesque and untidy memory.
Velvet flowers are in favor at the
present moment and dahlias ard chrys-
anfhcmums are cleverly copied and
make beautiful decorations for bali
gowna.
The now blouse, with short basques
drawn ia round the whist. with hand
some belt OF gold or silver gnlon set
with cabochons or elae belts Of god-
smiths work set on velvet. with bcarti-
fui buckles or clasps, Is made ia velvet
plush or minor velvet. richly trimmed
or In wooden materia. brochc with two
colors.
Partisan blouscs show the minute
fncing which seemingly cannot be
done outside the French capital. Ore
handsome blouse made for royalty Is
OF red surnh. with rows Of tucl,s and
plain pieces between In lengihwisc
lines. OTHERS ere made with tucked
spaces across and some have a deep
folded piece over the belt which may be
siA lifh. but is not becoming.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-21

is no business. The confounded country
Is gone to ---. The other fellows nre cut
raies. and il S eof down TO twobii charges.
II any Irrigation of Importance cosnrs up
we'v" got 70 compete with lot.of B.,ssc
pcitifoggrrs who will come down for
mss Of hash at chinese restaurant. II
had the cash I'd get oGt. The practice
is All mixed the courts and the people
are against mr.. aud there is 10 profess
ionnl courtesy among the nttornefs.
WIN that made my escape.
A. the corner found black smith
ard farmer IN dispute over some ha,
"You town people want She eurih.
cant pay you today, aud II YOU think
yon can got Tho MONEY ont ~ the hay
quicker Than can. just crack ahead.
Sou charged me two prices Tor the tires
md then didn't d. half job Then
the blacksmith turned his Tongue loose.
aud delivered homily on hnv seeds aud
Miqsousians The odor Of birthstone per-
vaded the osa,nc and the snrmer WIS COM
pl,ielv rnvei0pcd In blue fog looked
for further symptoms. One prominent
gentleman. Who b, the way. was much
concerned aboaf what he WAS doing for
the uHhuilling IT the town, aud anxious
10 impress me with his local importance.
told me. In street confidence. reader do
not give 10 nway--not 10 have ANYTHING
60 do with another prominent gentleman
of The Village rcpuled as one Of the
most cnicrprxsng and successfnl--f for the
rrasnn that "hc is not safe. and Is rather
shady IN his honesty Aud SO the story
WIS continued Professional men. mer-
chants. nm. horns and l0aicrs all appear
60 De- pessimistic about Caldwell and
Caldwell people, MS the saving goes. "haNe
IL in Tor each Other Strange that all
should live here and do buslucssl There
was one exception. A good man IN "A
drug store. told me that lie was doing
reasonably well aud that he liked the
place and he people. Thank God for
the good Druggist, He minds his own
business lie is the nucleus around
which a prosperous aud happy commun-
ilN may be- conferred. Let us hope that
be viii administer dose TO the pcssiin-
ISIS aud erumblcrs that will either Kill
Them, ar cause disagreement OF con
Stunning jralousics, and mean saspicions
al fcilsw ciii1ens II SO, hewill go down
ln history as the father OF Caldwcll's
commercial and civic prosperity.
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WIN a eo.NT.

A wcak-mladcd man is usually the
most head-strcng.
\ good-humored lawyer often makes
a cross-eSumiration.
What's bred in the bone is weighed
out TO us by the butcher.
When a physician is on the scent of a
disease he uses his diag-nose.
\ woman laughs in her sleeve when
man begins talking through his
hat.
The cnmpuign manager issues the
dodgers, and the candidate lodges the
issues.
The political party worker is the
most successful in working the party.
The barber always tells q hair-raising
story when he tries 10 sell a bottle oil
his tonic.
The further back man can trace his
descent the longer he las been on the
downward pa;h.-Chicago News.
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The hide Of the hippoQo,Gmus. in
some parts, Is two inches thick.
When a mosquito has Gorgcd him
self with human blood hc dies within
few hours.
"A single sunGowcr stalk at Burns.
Ran. carried the unprecedented num-
hcr OF 211 blooms at one time.
"A Pittsburgh company has secured
tie contract for lighting London with
electricity. The plant win cost $780,
600.
The "cow tree" Of Venezuela gives
fluid resembling, tasting Ike. and pos
scssing close chesaical affinity to cows
milk.
The hrppicst negro in pard,.ova.
KY. is Plus Payne, who has grown this
season six Tomatoes which together
weigh pounds.
Lake City. Fla, has a police force
which consists OF one night Waterman.
His only income Is a fine OF $3.50. which
is paid by every person he arrests.
"A hrri,'e Ice s;ung Ike Williams,
OF Caticitsburr, Ky. on the hand. His
arm AID body svclled TO twice their
natural size, and he died in as hours.
Francis Wnrlop. the cook Of the
lakeside club. Craad Rapids. Mich.
Thought he could prepare toadstools TO
make them dainty eating. lie ate
few Of them and died.
"A lardallde occurred short time
eco IA Sattcl. Switzerland. An inn and
iis garden and outbuildirgs sid down
the hillside distance Of % feet. with
ont being In the least injured. Two
stately Gins in the garden were also
moved without injury.
a fnll srcm scasYold q; Watrctown.
Niass. caused the body OF Joscph Nor
ris, brici.rayer. to assume the riridity
Of death. IL was conveyed 10 an under
iefcr's fau and was bcicr prepared
iHf hHI4i .cn thr supposed corpse
hetDl tio 0ps nDt af inV cci'n. arose.
nnl walked holne.
iHrlNt .crNtr. ~ -.rar cr county.
Ar... it.a tDr .cur atkc Cimrncr, ard
rorlN..r.. ,trO.cs a. rentiict in his
pocket. While he WIS attending cir.
Gus 20 wichita. a ricNpockct slyly cN-
plCrcd one Of his pockets. and screamed
Ike mudie when his hand came in
cot.inct with live bun snake.
Charley Chick. O.. Dayton. o.. has g
wooicn lcg. while hc Was riding on "A
trsia near re;iortainc. brakeman
fired pistol az n colorcd man whom h.
was striving TO force or the ear. The
bad entered Chicks wooden leg and
f.nearl ,,,,,,....f. fofn his ffotnnrh ems
ing wound deemed 20 be fatal
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-21

Joseph jefferson donated an original
painting 10 the Brooklyn institute
few weeks ago.
Nsaye the violinist. has secured anew
violin. the "Hercu.es Strdivarms."
which be wiz, bring TO America this win
ter for his cnnccrt tour.
Ncraona Jarbeau's ~ Paris Doll"
company disoand,.d October 90. at Du-
tuque. H.. and most Of the members.
including Miss Jarbeau. returned to
Chicago. Miss Jarbeau intends 20 re-
organize her company n Chicago and.
60 south.
Mr.. Albert Cheyeller IS locking about
for a Londcn theater and is anxious 10
return to the stage proper rand leave the
music halls behind him. Ee has not
now sung in London uCsic hall fcr
several years. having spent bis timr in
the provinces and abroad
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II is n terrible thought. nevertheless
n true one. that n the cows III Eel %
babies were oriy c.car. thousands AID
Thousands of little lives would be spared
each Jcar. Eut TIE milk. in 'Ae ma or-
rs of eases, is net cleaa. 70 this facr
Is largely due the enormous death rate
among children thus artincia,ly fed.
The unclcanness begins with the FRO. p
css OF milking and continues until the
milk is swallowed as food Is il rct
strange that such n simple ,csrcn OF
cleanliness cnrrot be lclsrcd2 low
many OF those who do the milking take
the trouble 20 thoroughly cleanse the
hands before engaging ir that a4occcs?
How often Is iac uddcr Of The COW care
fu,ly wished before milking? To both
these questions the answer ccr'd he
truthfully gives; every rarely in
deed" Yet these cleansing progresses
should be rigidly assisted upon. Germs
cannot be removed from liquid b.
running it through a sieve. no matter
how fine its mcshes may he. Indeed.
The question should not be how to get
the Germs GU. Int rather low 70 keep
them irc-a getting in.---'r~.ncd Meth
erhccd.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-21
Hawkes. Famous
They are the Best spcciacles on Earth.
From - cts. to $3.50.

Save Money on Subscription to
any Newspaper. Magazine or Pc
riodical Published. Subscribe
through me. Use Comp. Syr.
White Pine with Tar for Coughs
and Colds p cts. per Bottle.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-21
NAIL K6e PHILOSOPHY.


lrim The Caldwell Tribune.
ON the street corncr Is. perhaps. not
lhr best nlnc.to diagnose social and civ
be- dlsea,.s. but 10 "a whsrc one can now
sld then. discover some leading symp-
lnns. II Is whore one can 81 u fellow
Hiss. the fellowship opinion Of
iac alher fellow citizens. and ct the soc.
i..l aud civic order generally. a scieni.
i1 like the evolutiouist Cooper, for cx-
ample. MIGHT determine b thcse street
= mptoms and opinions, "what Is the
itat,rr with Caldwell To the unrvol.
uird they are rs unintelllglblr as Cooper
himself e., perfectly understood,
On New YEARS day 81 cd with NUM-
htr Of gentlemen In irontof the posiolilce.
NJ. clwdrn hnd Just departed far.Ainska
aud comment thervat. business prospects
there aud here. was frcel, ndulrcd. An
nnfrared ,o agrrc that Caldwell was go
isg Ia The dogs. and any iGau that held a
contrary opinion was candidate Tor
hlackfooi one advanced thinker and
keen ANALYST in whose Intellectual nav
arr daily trliurated. Al public exhibition
on the STREETS. sh,iocks. jews octopusrs.
efc.. 40 inaniium. gave it as his opinion
ilat the twu old parties and Mr. White"
estahlishmcu, on shc eorner We're suck
Ing lhr life blood out of the people and
rausinr a blight "a settle on the town.
Strange 10 say this oplnion WIS applaud.
"a, ana me question settled la tho
group Wcr, leallns orslnes. men. sonc
I'l thrm. ro doubt. NlNtI nh'rDioU. iu
Nr Nhif rah.nhu nt ih, tfsi
National Not Nofa sea-, n.atl m l.-
iac p,ia. n.ei W.eeeiul and nr
tmri ai etiNat institutions
iN Nnpiou NNffOi m0 S'rnH4
.N nfn lhr 1tst s'mrln uI ataasc WAS
,hs4n 10y dp,ior II m hclne H. ism
man 81 hue learning and excellent skill.
and i,srllcut,fly successful in civic the-
raruiic ilr inll mc That thtrr was "a
hoe un. ant talked ol mvlcine aud doc
tors. principal, Of Jociots. lragn that
Caldwell &, a bad place Ia practice med.
lcine. that a mau has to degrade himself
g. meet the unprolrssional conduct ct
esther doctors that they. the other doe
,ofs. are 10, 81 unrrincipled quacks.
caring neither ior honor nor science |
wondered u 81 WAS hrtihfl io have this
ruissnni bi'e dirolsd un lhe public
highway
on Nouda drau.d n al poo or ou,
siurs l1 maae purchase h- prom.
rs'iorwas conrieons, even craums lie
showed me his wares and cNtollp,s lheir
quahty and uiihiy, but could NOT refrain
foom some oaious comparisons with ri.
rreuce 10 conn csitors goods and meth.
DDS made he>itaiine purchase an.
went cut feeling disaerceaole. and a,
though was getting an attack OF ieal
ousv. | felt that J had he,n exposed
Then the thought came. is ie'dousy Nha
rs fhe mstirr With Caldwell. i.ett.s 10,
ON The symptoms.
In the afternoon dropprd into law.
ser's otIics on "A little business. Unwit
tingly pressed the button and the at
torney did the rest business. Their
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-21

Sfc-I thirl TIE average man who
lives to be on old bachelor pays a very
poor compliment to himself.
Fellow so?
"I'e elbows that he doesn't believe
he is smart enough to take care Of any
one besides himself. or he is afraid no
girl would have him"
Two minutes later she asked him for
time to think about it.-Cleveland
Leader.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-21

ms Ceur q Alenr Press. inquiries
with some concern. "Whn,'s The matter
with Hnnua Well 50 far as We are
anlc 10 learn the main trouble with Ham
na IL AN aggravated attack of ''gr, there
f'Ner.. which Ia qailc likely To prove tat.
alto Bushnell
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-21

PaE~meNr Doik n the ilawiian r.
public. has arrived IN this counlr, anu
will spcni the next few weeks Ia Wash
nston - the CUES, Of this government.
lie Is here la the interest Of H4~iiun
!. as.2at on
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-21

l-2EM)NT POST No. % q. A. v. meets nret
saturday evening ia each month 60 Russell
'''''"' ban B. = ''A''i PC.
The Emmett index. [volume] (Emmett, Idaho) 1893-1925, 1898-01-21
rIMEcAnn 0. 5. l. n,

~ n snnpunee1 that President Nc
Kinney lsaf IAsr considering the propriely
cd taking SOME decisive sirps In The in
i.rest n the suffering Cubans.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-12-23
Spring Park

Mr.. and Mrs. G.. Twombly have
returned to their winter home and
are trying to get rid Of hard colds
which they brought with them.
Miss Lille Bentley returned
from Jacksonville last week.
Il. &. Thomson is in Savannah
at present, awaiting further or
derS from "Cncle Sam
Willie Menchen broke one of
his arms last week while playing
at school.
DR.. Robes people have return
ed from Germany and will spend
the coming year at Baltimore.
Rev. and Mrs. j. p. Reeves
have been entertaining friends
from OCala.
The l.. Y. |. S., Will hold its
first meeting Of the season, We'd
neSday, January 18th at , 80 p, III
OCala merchants have an album
dance of holiday goods, but a
limited supply Of shoe strings.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-12-23

Miss Sophia McCready arrived
from New York last week.
The Weirsdale band have kind
ly voted to take part in the
Christmas exercises here on Sat
urday night.
Rev. j. Gordcn VanDyke will
preach on Christmas a sermon
appropriate to the occasion.
Quite a number Of our people
have visited Ocala Of late, and
more would doubtless have done
SO if the trains were run 50 that
one could go and return the same
day, or if there was a good car
riage road to our county seat.
Mrs. O. NJ. Cillcy, of Ocala,
visited her cousin Mrs. &. l. Por-
ter this week and called on sew
eral old acquaintances here.
Miss May Porter has secured a
position in Jacksonville for the
holidays and IS thinking OF later
on entering the high school there.
Mr.. Henry Carter is making a
large quantity Of syrup of .
superior quality, having put in
an improved iron mill, and is u.s.
ing the new self-sealing gallon
cans.
More sugar cane is being raised
in this section than ever before
and we hear Of at least one more
mill to be put up by another
season.
Mrs. Helen Brown and Mrs.
Samuel Roblec, who accompanied
Miss Sophia McCready to the
lake last week, returned to Jack
sonville, on Saturday.
The display Of toys and Christ
mas goods at J. G. Ferguson's is
unusually large.
Some Of US, your correspondent
among the number, felt like
grumbling at the cool weather Of
last week, but when we heard Of
the mercury being from 10 to l.,
degrees below zero at our 90
northern homes at that time, We
concluded we were pretty com
forta Die after all and were glad
we were in Dixie.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-12-23
Plant System Special Rates

Holiday Excursion Ratcs-For
Christmas and New Year the
Plant System will sell excursion
tickets to points i'm Florida Dec.
p, %, -, - and -, also Dec. 80
and 81, and AN. and ,, 1899, at
rate Of one fare for the round
trip. To all other points south
Of the Potomac and east Of the
Mississippi, at rate of one and one
fourth tirSt-clISS fare for the
round trip.
DAytona, Fia.-On account Of
the Woman's Auxiliary, Protest
ant Episcopal Church Diocese Of
South Florida, tickets Will be-
sold January Ii and l., limited
TO return January 20, 1880, at the
rate Of one and Onr-fOurth fare
for the round trip
New Orleans, Ia Account
annual meeting Of the Education
al Association, tickets will be sold
Dec -, ,. and =. '9S. limited to
return Jan. ., lN99, at rate Of
:! o. for the round trip.
ST. Augustine Fla-On account
Of the Florida State Teachers
Association meeting, tickets will
be sold only TO school officials and
teachers on presentation ard sur
render Of certificates from the
county superintendent on Dec.
=, - ana -, limited TO TO return
January !, 1880, at the rate Of
! IS for the round trip.
j G. MACGHs, City Ticket A@t.
+, J. HUBER, Ocala House
Ticket Agent, OcaIa, Fla.
w. Y. LIFaEY,
Div. Pass. Agt., Tampa, Fla.
b. W. WEENN,
Pass. Traffic Mgr, Savannah, Ga.