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Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-30
WORK ON THE MAINE
viii Undoubtedly Be Abandoncd-Div Re-
turn TO Key West. !

| Key West, March 29.-All of the
| divers Of the navy vino have been al
| work upon the wreck Of the battieshiT
| Maine returned from Havana, on the
| Bache Capt Chadwick, who went tt
| Havana to investigate the feasibility
| of further wrecking work on the Maine
| was also a passenger on the Bache. II
| is believed Capt Chadwick finds this q
| be impracticabie.
The officers of the Bache and the
MangroVe say everything is outwardly
calm at Havana, but they add that the
talk Of an anti American demonstra-
ton anf riot continues.
The MangroVc arrived at Key West
from Havana. Tuesday morning. bringing
guns and wreCkagc from the Maine. The
survey steamer Bachc also arrived from
Havana.
The Manaroye's departure from la
vana without the United States officials
Is said by an officer on board to have been
due to Il change Of orders rem Tered nece8-
sary by the unexpected quiet in Cuba. II
IS absolutely denied that the trip to
Havana was connected with any routine
matters or prcmcditatcd by the depart
mcnt.
from Miami today, Is here 20 TAX" com
mand Of the Iowa. The Annapolis arrived,
this afternoon. Rear Admiral Sicatd'A APP
pcarance before the board Of retirement
1t leaked out today, WAS ori"r"d by thc
navy department.. IT was by no means
ia connection with his personal wishes.
nor. rs was generally understood az the
time the result ~ his 0Wu Application. lu
fICt the nuEN department ordered him
point BLANK ~ hHV" III" board ~ retire
m"nt appointed, Indicated It's composition
ana expected HIM to appear before IT,
This which is the READ history of tn.
case Is known to- bat IT," and II puts
somewhat Fl = ~cusIti"n"l pha-'. mon
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-30
Torpedoes and Submarine Mines.

Commander MariN has gnuv Cd NrW
York To resume his position HS executive
officer of the receiving ship Vermont
The revenue cutter Manning left BoS-
ton, Tuesday noon for Norfolk, to re
ccive her armament and lit out with
ether cutters for service as gunhoatS.
Lieut. Fred +. rlatt, III S. A. arrived
AZ Portland. Tuesday ana VIII nay
charge of tho new recruiting pfiiC" for
the navy. A room has been assigned
Lieut.. Platts i'm the custom hous" and NJ
will begin taking enlistmcntS. Wednes lay.
The tug Winthrop. built by the Charles
itillmann GO. Of philadelphia for n"
United States government The tug had
been used for towing bargcs between
Philadelphia and Fan River and is one ol
the finest steel tugs on the coast.
Commander Willard II. Brownson. Z.
S n. has conferred with the italian
minister Of marine. Admiral Rrin. AZ
Rome relative to the purchase Of ships
building in italy. The commander has
been authorized to visit the private yards
and see what vessels are available.
Lieut. John ]. Knapp, L. $. n, de
tlchcd from the United States cruiser
San Francisco. Tuesday. hoistcd the
Stars and Stripes over the torpedo boat
purchased for the United States at the
Schchau yard. Berlin. Monday. She was
rechristened the Somers.
Assistant Secretary Day said Tuesday.
that there was no basis for the reports
that riots and disturbances We're threat
encd in Havana. The state department
posted the following statement: IA tele-
gram from Gen. Lee shows there is no ot-
casion for the alarming reports as to the
situation in Havana.
The proposition is under serious con
Sideration by the Governor. the cOmptroi-
Ter and the chairman OF the financial
committees of the New York Legislature
ntrD6l,Ep H.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-30
NEWS NUGGETS.
Brought by the Wires from Moth. East,
South and West.

Th~ portion Of Brston. Iowa. lying
north Of the Chicago Great Western
tracks WAS damaged $4,000 by fire, Mon
day night.
Governor Budd of California. has aP-
pointed Rhodes H. Borden to succeed
Superior Court Judge Charles w. Black,
whose resignation was given, SATURDAY,
Ia take effect April 1
Judge George W Harmon. one of the
most prominent citizens of Vermont. died
ut Bennington. Tuesday. lie Was born
in PaWlct IN 1872 but had resided at Ben
ninGtOn for - years. He was prominently
identified with the banking interests OF
that section and was counsel for several
railroad corporations. He was the Oldest
member of the Vermont bar both in poiht
oi age and practice.
The body of Frederick L. Robinson.
and that of woman supposed TO pc
Miss Hattie Davidson, have been taken
from the runs Of the Aver building. at
Chicago Robinson's body was identi-
fled by papers in his pocket, but the
WOman's corpse was so badly bufneo
as to be unrecognizable. Twelve bodies
have now been found and five people
are still missing.
The Chicago Times Herald says; chi
cago wholesale grocers are selling sueai
III topk county at 1feCiStiy NV -. =.
price that the sugar trust is selling IL ~
New York, The Chicago wholesaler AZ
ways pays the freight from the retiheiH
here. This unusual state of affairs - w
result of war among the local "hoie-
SalerS. The reduction has not yet btc.
made by Minneapolis. St. Louis. Dctrlol
Toledo or any surrounding Joining poihtS'
but it is so sweeping that it will certain
ly affect their trade and must sooner :"
later extend to the whole country.
Twenty-eight ice companies. control'
ling by far the greater part OF the .hl-
cago business. have formed trust
companies are almost completed. ana III
a few days a corporation with caP'
tai of $4,000. 600 will succeed to the pus
mess of the smaller concerns. he
trust Will he in operation early ehouS"
10 control this summers trade ana "
regulate the prices of ice on unho'"
scale in all parts of Chicago
City and town elections throuShou,
Iowa. Monday. We're largely aHec'o"
by local matters. 50 much so III Ia,
that the significance of the Vote -
practically destroyed in its bearing oi
general issues. Clinton and oska'oo'"
elected Republican tickets. while Coun'
ell Bluffs went Democratic me eie
ton in Des Mones was holly contes'eu
ard resulted in the election OF NC
Republican. mayor. by MAJORITY
about 1900. The Republicans elect ",e
ont of seven aldermen and the "ho'e
city ticket.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-30

question as Spain would never withdraw
her forces in I uua while the rrbolliouS
elcmcn Ut WIS in arms. II" said also that
the statements published concerning a
propOSi ton for enlarged autonomy. Ia pa
into force Immediately after the coming
cuban election. WAS not in fact under
consideration as III" reported terms o1
this ucW autonomy are in detail embraced
in the present autonomy nov about to hr
put into force.
by direction of General Mucs. com
handing The army. orders were ISSUED.
Tuesday. for lhc transfer of t,lc 18th Reg
ment of inlantrY TIA DRY TortUgaS. The
fact thai this regiment is made up OF
colored troops Is regarded as quite signi-
Hcant IN showing tn" purpose Of the war
department Ia concentrate colored troops
in the vicinity of cuba, nasmuch a# II
is recognized that the negro Is better adj"
to Withstand the cuban climate than the
white man.
There are three other rulored regiments
in IN" army. THOR aggregate strength
is 2lSS. The regiments are the ,2t,h In
iaNtTN, at Fort Douglas. tab. COL. j. +.
Kent. commanding: the 9th Cavalry. Fort
Robinson, Ncb.. headuuarters Col. David
Perry. commanding: 10Th Cavalry. mead
quarters at Fort AsSiniboine, Mont. COT
Guy Y. Henry, commaudin% The "Hl%
cni0rtd officer. outside OF chapaln%, is
First Lieut.. Charles Young of tine "th
cavalry. WHO at present is on duty at the
Wilherforce University. The four col"r"d
chaplaius are attached to the coiored reg
!mCntS.
The 18th Regiment is now located at
Forts Miseoua. ASsinhoiuc and Harris.
Mont. whore they have been for tn" past
r. ycgrs. Ther" ar" about 10 men in an
under Tho command Of COL A. S. Bird
The movement Will begin in about tx"
weeks and The troops "n ARRIVING at Tor
;lgas viii - into camp there hciH& me-
regular barracks accommodations at that
pl1r".
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-30
GALLANT CAPTAIN SlGSBEE
Arrives Home and Is Ready for Duty at
Moments Notice.

Washington March 29.-Captain SlEa
bee arrived in Washington this m"tnll3
from Havana at al O'Clock. ne wa y
cOmpanicd by PaNmaat"r Kay, thl"t I'm,
ginccr Howell Nacal Cadet Holden ana
pr iI,norber%er The latter left immf-
diatoIy for his home in Virginia. Tho cap
cain was Immediately driven to his home.
l6&2 Riggs Place. The captains n"ish
boris on both sides of the square on WIH II
he lives had profusely decorat@d mon
residences with flags and bununS "h"
many of his friends and fellow ofil' "f%
had sent large hoqucts Of flowers Us IN
expression of their friendship and esteem.
At hHlf-paSt ~ O'Clock the captain went
ia tn" naval department |" report h'S
arrival and in the course Of a c"nFrt@"
tlon sand he had not Vet received amy 49,
siGUmcHt to duty nor did ne know what
command would be given him, T. M"H!4
hr ready, however. AS soon as h" c"u'"
Get his wardrobe rcplcniShod, to 80 any
whore or perform any duty that mi&l:
h" given him. He had not yet made amy
formal written report t. the departing ~
on the loss of the Maine. but would do ~
rs soon AS he had Il little Time ~ ms dis
NuSHL
As 10 the rlnsc Of the wreck Captain
S%~nc, said that he could add nothing To-
his testimony before the court of iUuuirN
which had already been published. f'
Spanish officials were making an uHtHr'
int" tn" cause of tn" disaster. hul what
their conclusions; were he did mot ku"A.
A tow divers were working lcisureiN about
thv wreck. but he had understood that
The court WAS paying special Hft'nti"u 4"
outside matters.
IN" captain said that. a., every uuc
knew. tn" general feeling ;mpuG Spa.
iardS in Havana WAS bitter against t'f%
country. bat he did NOT know whether r..
proposed sending "i governmental .ld
would meet with amy serious opp"~jli"u
The captain said IA" knew very Ittlr nf
the general situation ana therefore httt5
formed no opinion as t" whether this
truntrN WAS likely ia bccpinr invoked so
var with Spain. Residents "f ilaNtua
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-30
SPAIN WILL NOT FIGHT"
Counsellor Rubens Of Cuban Iunta Says Spain
Will Do as United States Demands.

New York March 29.--Counscllor Hora-
! tlou S. Rubcns Of the Cuban Junta. said
! today that Mr.. Estrada Palma $ trip &c
| Washington has no special significance
| as ii had been arranged before the de
| Vclopments of yesterday.
| "lf the United States, said Mr.. Ru-
| bonS. does not want to do anything for
| the CubanS, the latter Will not complain
| Th"N have gone on for three years fight
ing the SpaniardS, and they will con-
thuc to fight as before. notwithstanding
the lack of Intervention on the part of the
United SatteS. There is no use talking
of autonomy or anything else except the
absolute Independence of Cuba. We have
got TO q point whore nothing else Will or
can be discussed outside OF that. The in
surgenfs are in good hopes that they will
gain a decided victory during the sum
MGR campaign This is their strongest
limo for lighting. While Spain cannot be
rs active in the field during tn" summer
months As in the winter, she must he
NOR" active i'm other directions in ship
ping supplies ana attending to her army.
m" Insurgents can catch them better in
summer than ia winter
There is one important point to which
should like 10 call attention. Col. y. NJ
Parker who was the companion to Sena-
tor Proctor in cuba. states through on"
of th" newspapers mat the supplies which
are going NJ CUBA through tho Cuban re-
lj"i committee are finding their WAY az
much tn thc Spanish soldiers as u the
sui rriUE tuIlauS.
eve h9vr received the same informa-
l!pu and s'ttl We have nothing TO say
against 3D. \Nr ARE glad that tn" starry
.h2 rcc"ucrHlr3na1 are being fcd for they
arc our oWn noeh ana blood ana If
course W. ran ~IN nothing about the
feeding nt TN Spanish Soldi"ry if the
utt''i; States desires +" feed tho spanish
~'l.NtIe. ht hcI go dhfdd. our army. /
ui]sht s.} which consists Of about - pih
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-30

for IN" use Of all the carrier ntoo,.
ne cotc az tnat station. II Is their ~ ~
, , 70 locate station at Appledo,,,n' g y
lana. winch Will be- arranged 10 ~ "
and Cedric Leighton ~ oscar
me new officers of the cutter w.,
bury arrived at Portland. Mondav" ood,
arc az follows; Captain. e. A btt ana
formerly of the Dexter; lst Iieuta.poey.
Worm 9 Ross. formerly superinten,aant
pi the life saving service In ihjs dt.ni1elt
J lieutenant. j. VI. Moore. from Sia'cr
lana. ONO, where he has been az, ,,,eVe-
superintendent OF construction ~ az
new Gnhboats Algonquin and lrmo,, w
nuilalhG ther"; chief engineer. r. {; j snns
wartz. formerly Of the Dallas ono sch
position. mat or assistant engines" more
mains. ana viii probably be filled h., y, "
H"wInah ~ the Boston custom holIsa ~.
Idmin. Orders were received 10 81, Jug
extra men for the Woodbury. ana III
dcrs were at once carried out. 4 dn,, Yr-
Supply Of rati3ns was also provided sns
~" cutter viii 60 south pretty Won aha
pared for emergencies. ~" pre-
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-30
THE BRAN TRIAL.
Perdok. Slice. and Wasson on Stand ,,.
Cannot Visit the Fuller by Nioht

! BOSTON March 23-Hcprv p,.1.,
| stunned the witness stand /, - tt-
| murder trial today. The cross-sy.,- ~ an
tion bv Mr.. Cotter for tb. dl'rl'.'Ii NINA
4 tinucd. bt nptbfn. in ~ n,',. cob
/ evidence was dcvcIopr,,. - new
IN the redirect .xarnjnsti.,, Ia. III.
Attorney Jones witness s.iG ,' DIatfiet
never seen the wheel Iashad s, ~ fad
the brief time rrouirnd n, ~ uufl ts
/ kinks from = rope he ye...I ,.a,t,d W
keep her course 't' H0t
Affcr m. unnr r,.,.... ,;,< l...
nation Of lJerrt. c.li,.. J,. ~ Aaihi-
timed yftn,sy VA ~ 80 I Ithch con-
- ,hn ,,t N"tt t"dl "hct ne Wds
~ "'' H. H. HiEut beIpre the muir
,.,,,...it.i' 90 t'"l va 9fa"h as far az
morning. 1t covered about half nf 49,
window. In the redirect cx3min.,tia, ' a.,
said tho rod WAS detached from H.. ~, ~
FoIkc WATSON annther ,,,r,,i.a,
.r,u ~ ~, t,,,it ~ 4'iDih"'i ~ Inc
AN th. ayi,,,ir..,i 80 ,al' NIX witness.
E,,,,, it.t ,., ,tii.t.' !'H pio'eedeu f)r an
,,,... - t',,,S III inc way OF new eE-
va drought out
~ " cI"ck' short recess was taken
ana when the court came in. Distrjct A..
tnrncy Jones said he thought il A nroncr
time To say that ho had succeeded In IL.
tanning thc Herbert Fuller I'm IN III. ~.
ant time but thai aftar ,rb,,r,Je, -
could hnld nor ~, Lone ~ '' ,l.,3 ne
Tho i,,r,. ,. i,,-,,,.,+ - III, "Vuid IKE
mar c(iyId mar ne d,r'. r,';,h,,. put Knew
,"at 'p"'u 1"' nt opnc without the con-
~ .pdhseI ipr me defence.
PIT. tptitF Sdid thdt ms attitude in re-
gard 10 view was unchanged. He would
only consent 10 a View by night and under
conditions as nearly as possiFIe sirniIsr
to those Of the night Of the mmr,icr
.Iudp. colt renIiad - ,bis IN, l'u. i'I.
had ruled agains, sl,ch = ,.i@,,. ' Ia Luz
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-30

Rev +. Edwards, pastor of the Eng
lish Baptist church at Minersville. Pa,
when suffering with rheumatism was
advised TO try Chamberain's Pain
Balm. He says: "A few applications Of
tins IMMINENT proved of great service
to me. 1t subdued the Inflammation
ana renewed the pain. Should any suf
ferer profit by giving Pain Balm a trial
II VIII please me-" For sale by John
E"ughlin. druggist, III Water street
va, we m,w,&f If
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New Trial for Cook John Anderson

Norfolk. Va. March 29.-John Ander-
son. cook Of the schooner Olive Peckcr
VINO was sentenced in the United States
court here. last December. for the muir
dur Of Mate Saunders on the high seas
is now 20 have another trial 1t has
been granted 10y the United States su
preme court and the case Will come up
before that tribunal April II.
Daily Kennebec journal. [microfilm reel] (Augusta, Me.) 1870-1975, 1898-03-30
Patching Up Disabled Spanish Craft.

Queenstown, March 29.--The Spanish
torpedo destroyer osada proceeded
this morning. 10 Waterford. to escort
to this port the damaged Spanish tor
pedo boat destroyer AudaZ which is
coming here for repairs.
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We Are After Torpedo Boat Destroyers.

Berlin, March 29.-Lieut Commando.
Albert 7. Niblack, the United States
naval attache. has opened negotiations
with the Stettin and NulcanirCis for the
purchase of torpedo boat deslroyers.
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STILL LOOKS SQUkLLY.


Spain. though there is no doubt that
Spain suggested an ammstic". What
terms of peace Will be acceptable t0 the
President cannot be stated, but il is as
serted that no proposition will be con-
Nldclcu that does not involve the praCti-
cal, If not the actual independence of thu
tuhanS. Under these circumstances the
members of the administration think 1t
only fair TO the President that the poop.
should wait with patience the result Of
IN" pending negotiations since there IS
no more loyal American than IN" BftSl-
dent or one who will hoSitat" less than
he when the hour for action has arrived.
There is little doubt that the French
government is ready to t3ni'r It's good
offices as mediator between the lnitrd
states and Spain if any intimati"n Is con
Ncycd by this country that such Offices
would be acceptable. Without such init
nation it is doubtful whether Franc" will
take the initiative. In diplomatic circles
1T is pointed out that the interests of
France. both material and sentimental.
favor an avoidance of war. ono material
reason is that Franc is prGrarlnS FOR the
International Exposition when the world =
travels Will be turned toward the French
capital It is said that var at such e
project. Moreover. France owns many
Spanish securities 50 that amy decline re-
-uting from war Wonld tah lrHclV Oh
French cHpaitalist9. While t6oS, IRE jui-
portHnt cous l"raii"nS for France. Nci me
tender Of good offices 1rottid b.raHrj spIs-
~ on sentimental grounds u-r"rly. thr
friendship of France fer hnth parties IA
The army and navy department, cou
tinued, today. to- show manN evidences
Of activity. hut th"r' was rol tht w.
tremo "nor%N preparation apparent lass
week. capt. Si2Sbrr hAd .s,yrI.il I.tfk..
with Secretary Long dlIrju% The Ian aut
IN" SECRETARY accompanied Iho clp1Hu
80 the White House and presented huu to
the President. MI LoU2 says thut uo .I...
termination has been reached thus lar
as to capt Sg$b"r% next a. 5i4umct
but as one "t the high officials 81 tn,
navy depart mCIt rpndt lNrd thp CDfun.;iUttri
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have been nj work, today, taking out am
/ muntion aft.
To-day. the body of Frank Andrews Of
| Chrmung. n. g.. was recovered. 1t * ~
ucvcd that ON" of the bodies recovered,
Yesterday, is that of John Anderson.
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10 CURE A COLD IN ONE NV

Take Laxative Broino Quinine Ianiets az ".
gists refund the money II II falls !" e"'e
TN, r,.uuip, han l., B y III each tablet
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-22
Band Stand to BE Painted

Through little effort on the
part Of few friends Of the Met
ropolitan Band, a subscription list
was started and our merchants
and business men have subscribed
sufficient sum of money to pur-
chase the paint and paint the
band stand, also to do a little
carpenter work that is necessary
before the paint is applied. The
work will be done next week.
The band boys are faithful to
furnish the citizens of Ocala with
excellent free music, and the least
the city can do is TO keep the
band stand in good repair. The
county officers in the court house
will cut the weeds and NOW the
grass in and around the court
house yard, which is badly need
ed, and will add greatly to the
appearance Of the square.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-22
A Good Prayer Meeting

The prayer meeting at the
Methodist church last night was
not largely attended but full of
interest and spiritual power.
Pastor Hilburn read the scrip
tural narrative about the disciple
known as "Doubting Thomas"
and offered some string remarks
in connection with it. He
thought that unbelief was not
the worst defect in the charac-
ter of Thomas, but his great
est mistake was neglecting the
use Of the means Of grace alb
sentIng himself from the church
and prayer meeting. II he had
been present at the mid week
prayer meeting he would have
seen his risen Lord and been
saved a, week of reckless and soul
destructive doubling. This is a
warning to all church members
today, not to neglect the church
services and especially the prayer
meetings. The testimonies of
the brethren were instructive and
cdifying. The singing, led by
Mrs. HlIburn at the organ, was
appropriate and truly inspiring.
This scribe felt it was good to be
there. 1t is impossible to esti-
mate the value Of these mid
week prayer meetings. to the
church and community. Those
who fail to attend them deprive
themselves of a, great means of
grace.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-22
Discovered by Il Woman

Another great discovery has
been made, and that, too, by Il
lady in this country. "Disease
fastened its clutches upon her and
for seven years she withstO0d its
SeVereSt tests, but her vital or
gans were undermined and death
seemed imminent. For three
months she coughed incesSantly
and could not sleep. She finally
discovered a way to recovery by
purchasing Of us a bottle OF Dr.
Kings New Discovery for Con-
sumption, and was so much re-
lieved on taking the first dose
that she slept all night; and with
two bottles has been absolutely
cured. Her name is Mrs. Luther
LuItZ." Thus writes w. G.. Ham
nick & Co, of Shelby, n. c..
Trial bottles free at Garrett &
Gerig'S drug store. Regular
size SOC and 81. Every bottle
guaranteed.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-22

More than twenty million free
samples of DcWitt's Witch
Hazel Salve have been distributed
by the manufacturers. What
better proof of their confidence in
its merits do YOU want? 1t cures
piles, burns, scalds, sores IN the
shortest space of time. Anti
Monopoly drug store.
just received a supply of
fresh Graham flour. The Nc
Carthy store.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-22
Attention

Owing to the dull times the
Commercial House will board for
So per week for the next sixty
days. Good table board and
nice, large bed rooms. Bath
room and all other cOnvenicnceS.
Location very pleasant, one
block south of the Methodist
church.
Mrs. j. r. q. HAMILTON,
PrOprietreSS.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-22

You invite disappointment
when you experiment. Dewitt S
Little Early Rlsers are pleasant,
easy, thorough little pills. They
cure constipation and sick head
ache just as sure as YOU take
them. Anti Monopoly drug
store.
Yesterday you read OF them:
today you buy them; tomorrow
you praise them. Linen collars at
Zoe, l?4c., and Ijc., at J. j. Full
ler'S.
Finest line of toilet soaps in
town, eighth Wonder' tar
soap. The best tar soap made
at Tydlngs q Co.
Lives there a man with SolcS
so dead that wouldn't be tlckled
with pair of our fancy hose at
- cents. Davidson and Van
EchOp.
We carry n general stock Of
merchandise and can afford TO
and will sell cheaper than any
other house in Ocala. GcrIg &
Co.
The best five cent cigars at
! Troxler's.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-09-22
4 New Store Opened

j. w. Alexander, one Of our
most highly respected colored
citizens, Il good business man and
secretary Of the Peoples Build
ing and Loan Association. opened
today on the west side Of the
square with a very handsome and
brand new stock Of racket goods.
He is in the building recently va
Gated by Jake X lein, and his
shelves are filled with pretty and
attractive goods. SO quietly did
he slip in that he was ready to
open almost before any one knew
of his intentions. Alax is on the
right line, knows what he is do
ing. and, as he always has done,
will succeed.