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The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-22

packed; we set up here. We
get thens TO you Su,ok-more
than twice o. quick As any
one else can. Thts is ss good
c machine as made. regard
less Of price. Don't take our
word: examine and try be-
fore buytng. Our nnest prsp
cas.aet Qike ou.) only Su.55,
freight paid. Tais 70 posi-
uveiy the cheapest machine
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-22
January 5i:, 10 18th

Is the time sat by DIR o. II Simpson
to be in Beaver. If you want dental
work done eall on him auy time within
the outside dates.
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-22
TEXAS 1rsseh. Sam Street, Manager.

yactory bra inch and warehouse loca ted hero 10
sell direct 70 peoule NJ lowest factory prise, cut
ting OF agents big fees and saving heavy freighta
sA we get fN-rn IN cur lots; knock down. clo.esy
The Beaver herald. [volume] (Beaver, O.T. [Okla.]) 1895-1923, 1898-12-22

NOAH Dawes, Editor and Proprietor.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-05-30
OCALA OCCURRENCES


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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-05-30
Bucklen'S Arnica Salye

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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-05-30

work imposed on them and are
deserving of our sincere thanks.
no matter whether the object
sought iS attained or not, name
ly: the location Of troops ia
our town, and this will depend en-
tirely on the speedy movement of
troops TO Cuba.
Should invasion be- delayed and
more troops be sent into Florida.
which are certain to come, then
Ocala can derend on Ceiling her
quota of them, but one thing il
certain, the troops now located
at Tampa will remain there: nor
did our committee have any
thought OF inducing General
Shafter to send troops from that
place to Ocala. In the mean
while let our people keep their
serenity and be prepared 10 meet
any condition of affairs.
The Plant System has also
kindly rendered the use of their
water plant in case the city water
works should be inadequate
The resolution drafted by the
committee and prcSrntcj to Cen
eral Lee Will be published in the
Star tomorrow.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-05-30
Don

Buy garden or field seeds before
getting my prices. Ny twenty
one years experience in Florida
planting, testing and handling
seeds from every section Of coun-
try, enables me to procure the
best at lowest prices. Send for
price list. j. b. SUTTON,
Seedman, % Exposition St,
Ocala, Fla.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-05-30
MOntpZuma Barber Shop

FirSt-claSS artists. al work
done with STYLE and nratncSs.
Hair cutting, shaving, sham
pooling. dyeing, etc. Courteous
treatment to all customers.
If q. r. WILLIAMS, Prop.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-05-30
Don't Neglect lour Liver.

Liver troubles quickly result in ."ri"U.
complications and ia" man y hn neglect iri-
liver lra- liIIlc REGARD for health. 4 h"Ill-
of Browns Iron EiiI"rs taken n"y an then
will keep tn" liver "a perfect "r'irr- 81 noe
disease has dry-l"p~d I;r"wus' Iron Butter
will cure il permanently. Strength and
vitality will always follow IT, 49,.
Browns Iron Bittcrs is sold by all dealers.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-05-30
A Place to stop

1t is gOodly treat To stop
In the shOemaker's little SHOP.
He quickly repairs your boots and shoes
While you only sit and read the news
He'll do i: cheap and DO it neat:
In fact. this shoemaker can't be beat.
He's worked for me since here I've been,
It's no one else than -. Goodwin.
D. w GOODWIN
Mort zuG1a Block,
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-05-30


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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-05-30
DISTINGUISHED VISITORS
General Shafter and Other Officers
Inspect Ocala


meeting, Saturday, have per-
! formed the duty assigned them
and the Star is satisfied that it
was we'll done. That committee
consisted of the following gentle
men: Mayor Campbell, Hon r
\. Burford and Hon. IL. l.. An
derson. The duty of that COM
mittee was to draft suitable reSo-
! lutlOnS, expressive of Ocala'S
sense OF apprecia ton Of General
Fitzhugh Lee as patriotic citi-
zen and distinguished soldier, and
to present the same to him In per
son at Tampa, and i'm this con-
nrctiOn, use all their influence to
secure the presence of troops in
/ Ocala. In the drafting of the
resolution, City Attorney Alfred
represented the city council.
That committee added to their
body DR.. Dan Morgan Smith,
citizen Of high standing and ex-
allied professional aItainmentS,
and also personal friend of
General Lee, who accOmpa nied
the committee TO Tampa, and
with them did valiant service for
Ocaia in presenting valua BILE sta
tiSticS to DIR. Pope. chief surgeon
Of the Tampa army, referring to
the topography and healthfulnesS
CT o ala and surroundings
The committee was received
with great cordialIty by General
Lee and the resolutions touched n
tender spot in his noble breast.
In the meanwhile. Mayor
Campbell, before leaving Ocala,
had not been idle. having sent
important messages to certain
parties. the effect of which was
that w. f. Coachman, acting
general freight agent at Tampa
for the +. &. 4 II. Il. R.. induced
General Shafter TO come To Ocala,
and for that purpose placed at
the disposal of that military
chieftain and his aides a special
train in which to come to Silver
Springs and inspect the country
round about those wOnd:ouS wa
ters, as well as other portions Of
Ocala, with an eye to determine
them as suitable camping
grounds.
The committee returned from
Tampa Sunday morning. Cen
craI Shafter, on a special train,
arrived in the afternoon accom-
panied by Mr.. Coachman. two of
: his staff, Lieutenant Mobiles and
another officer and G. b. Rogers,
the wholesale Jacksonville
grocer, who has a contract
with the government to supply
the army at Tampa.
At the F. G.. q p. depot, the
following Ocala gentlemen joined
General Shafter: Mayor Camp
bell, Simon Benjamin, president
of the council, Robert Afford, an
: expert machinist. Councilman
, George Carmichael, Jas. K.
Moorhead, surveyor. Mr.. Bur
ford was to have been one Of the
; coaching party but missed the
train.
At Silver Springs the party
, was taken on board the little
steamer Eloise, IN command OF
Bate Perdue, and a short trip ia.
2 ken down the run, when the boat
$ returned. and the country foI
| half a mile west of the Springs
S was thoroughly inspected by
Y General Shafter and party. The
+ party then returned to Ocala and
t took look at the grounds lying
d along the Plant System and +
:, G.. x p. railroads, and extending
e half mile east of the ice factory
n From this point they took car
l. riages and proceeded to Mart
4 City, and thence east on For
:" King avenue to a point a mule
IS from town, when the parry re
Y turned to town and Genera
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-05-30
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-05-30

j. \. Mellon has just received
returns from tomatoes shipped =,
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There is a tomato i'm a. +. Bur
nett : window. grown by Mr..
Mellon that weighs one pound
and ten ounces.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1898-05-30
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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30

cheap as that devised by Leblanc. But Sol"ay
and now his process has displaced Lebanc's
This IS one of the great industrial developments
Of the last few years
A comparatively recent manifestation OF TINS
same spirit OF economy Is the attempt to run
steam boilers for power in England with the
contents Of peoples ashbins and refuse swept
I'D from the streets. In the small city of Ealing
and in several parishes Of London the local au-
thorities who are charged with this business OF
street cleaning have experimental in this direc-
ton during the last three or four years. Loru
Kelvin, while in this country last August. ex-
pressed himself somewhat enthusiastically In
regard to the venture Nevertheless, yet the
system is hampered by various Disadvantages,
which interfere with its popularity. In some In
stances the garbage employed has had
sufficient fuel value to be burned alone: but in
others 1t has been found necessary to add oil.
coal or producer gas thereto in order to obtain
a seryiceable fire A special form Of furnace is
needed, moreover, the garbage "destructor" be-
ing placed underneath ordinary coal CRATE
i'm the London trials; so that there are two fires
one above the other 1t is necessary. too. to
introduce a special attachment for burning up
the foul fumes that arise from the garbage.
il possesses economical and sanitary merits. is
a rather complicated one. 1t should be noted
that at Ealing aside Of the heat obtained from
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30

the garbage, there is another useful and market
able Productive clinker which, when broken
off. may be used either in making roads or pre-
pairing concrete
The proposition to use cornstalk pith or cellu-
lose between the double walls Of war vessels
will be recalled. by these other schemes. to he
minds Of some of The Tribune's readers. mas
much cornstaks are all available for fodder.
it would hardly be fair to regard the pith as q
waste product. But its proposed use in the Navy
opens a field of usefulness to it. The
amount likely to be consumed. though. Is rela-
lively small compared with the total production
Of cornstalks in the United States. Under the
most favorable circumstances it does not seem
proba BILE that one thousandth part Of the crop
will ever be employed for safeguarding ships
from gunshots and the danger Of sinking: but
il would not be wise to offer definite prediction
this subject.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
NEW PLAY FROM OLD PLSv
"A VIRGINIA COCRTSHIp Ann -
SOURCES
ANNOUNCEMENTS FROM DALY's- MIss ma,
PORT AS JOAN or ARC.

ACCOMPLISHMENTS FROM DALYs-MIss nav.
PORT AS JOAN OF ARC
A play with confessedly borrowed char,c.-
will be seen for the first time in New W.,
the Knckerbocker Theatre tomorrow 49,
Eugene w. Presbrey. who put together g, p
ginia Courtship." frankly arOws tina, SON. :,
the persons and situations are suggest.s l.
those which he found in THE Rivals" ~
School for Scandal" The Love Chase, a.
London Assurance" By printing this fas, :
the programme he avoids the humlllato, :.
having It discovered and announced by s..
body else. as IT Inevitably would be.
Major Fairfax the part played by william
Crane. and his son Captain Tom Fairfax arr.
to be the Sir Anthony and Captain Absolm. :.
the play The Major has selected a vii. =,
his son. and the son has selected q wife 4,
himself Both have chosen Miss Prudence p,
ert. but each supposes that the other has chs.
somebody else So the young man and "A.
young woman run away together The N,,,
has furthermore selected a wife for himself Al
she Is Miss Prudence's mother. Nine Cons,a,.
Robert But financial difficulties are in the ~,
for she is rich and he has suddenly become Or,
She Is carrying on business. unknown 10 -
friends. under the name Of Roberts & Co r,
firm gets hold Of the Majors mortgages T..
refuses to renew them. wherefore he challerz,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30
NOTHING or THE SORT.
From The Youths Companion.

From The Youths Companion.
The irritated father of a truant boy was filling
up sundry holes in the back yard where the
urchin had 'prospected" for angleworms few
hours before, when neighbor who happened to
be leaning over the fence, remarked with a
praiseworthy effort TO say something consOng:
We'll. your boy, at any rate, is faithful
disciple Of IZaak Walton"
Him exclaimed the father, stopping to
rest n moment and leaning dismally the hoe
handle. He amt disciple OF nobody! All
he's good fur on earth is to set on some log all
day and fish,
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30

the head OF the firm to a duel When he NEED
the widow on the field OF honor he sees thinssu
a different light. and happy ending to I'M
part OF the story. as well as the othef
brought about.
The scene Of the play is Virginia. OF COURSE
and the time is 1915. Here follows the full cast
Major Richard Fairfax William n -
Captain Tom Fairfax. his son............ Wasr h.s
Jack Neville. his adopted son.-.... ,D,se ~,
Kendall his .......... George + De ns.
Berkeley young planter R 81 PSs
squire Fenwck an old lover .........- "'lan -
Nine. Constance Robert. .............. Mss Ahnr -
Prudence Rotert. her daughter. Ms. Perry hIs
Betty Fairfax. the Majors sister,. .Ma' h4e -,
Laura Fenwick. Fenwicks niece y IS FTAiS. s 80
Neal master OF the hounds. chariss j co.,.
sam ...........'..... IEyu,.,rs,l
Juniper ...........''...''.''.'... " l-i L. D"'''
Old comedies still succeed one another rapHl
at Days Theatre. The next which Is Que
The Country Girl" which has not been c'o'
here before in zine years. II Is, as II Is sc~''''
necessary to repeat. an arrangement H''..
suitable for the modern stage Of Wyche'''
The Country Wife" The cast Of the pTes"
revival is as follows:
t Icy i"f"t Mis- Mattel Rceesd
In.u ........... Miss Catherine lfw
pniss,i n0'u' ........ Charles Riehns
Sparklsh .,.......... he'Ve'' ~
THE Country Girl" viii be preceded al es~
performance by new one-act comedy oy ~
mond Pailler. entitled Coming Events wv
be cast thus.
Paul Yearancs Charles fa'p ps
Henrietta
Another one-act piece which is promised !"
early production at this theatre IS caNeo 80.
Use" II might almost be guessed nom 'he ""
that It is japanese. and it Is also musi0A-
will be the occasion FOR the first appearance INV
OF Miss Marion Merwyn
Miss Far ny Davenport viii be seen ~ "
Fifth Avenue Theatre to Dorrow night 10 . -
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1898-01-30

Closely akin to the practices here referred to
nre certain phases Of the manufacture of soda.
In the Leblanc" process, after the crystals OF
that substance are obtained. foul, ill-smellins
liquor is left. The most offensive and at the
same time most valuable element in this "alkali
waste" as it is called. is sulphur. Experiments
of n remarkable variety were made. and years
were squandered before economical method
of recovering the sulphur discovered.
much simpler way OF making soda leaves a
tesiduum of ammonia. SO long as this substance
was wasted, however. the process was not SO
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
Progress of Chicago Canal Work.

The annual report of the Isham Ran
dolph, chief engineer of the Chicago
drainage canal, has been made to
the board. The value of the work &C
compilshed during the last year sg-
gregates 81, l22,O72, and the amour t
vouched for payment was 81, T47, 102.
The grand total value OF all work per-
formed on contracts since the organi-
cation of the sani'ary district is broug ht
up to $40, I46, All.
Present litigation threatens the san
itary district with another long delay,
and the period set for the completion
of the canal il the last report of the
president OF the board must be chang
ed accordingly. Litigation has kept
the engineering forces in idleness, and
for some months not a spadeful OF
earth has bsen turned in The channel.
Engineer Randolph states in his report
that the percentage OF work done I'M
der present contracts is over 90 per
cent.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
In Sackcloth and Ashes.

San Antonio is having fit Of the
jim-jams over the removal OF brigade
Headquarters from San Antonio to
Atlanta: aud meetings sire being held,
resolutions formulated and full minated
with public lamentations, and whole
yards of other things are being done
in San Antonio, while Texas con-
gressmen are "worrying the life out
of the war department officials with
protestations aud such against the
transfer From the hullebsloo that is
being made over this matter, one would
think that the fate OF the great state
Of Texas depended on the reuiiOn st
San Antonio of the national brigade
headquarters. A ong string Of prom
inent citizens and ardent local pstriots
waited on General Graham recently
with string OF resolutions equally as
long, aud BON barded the dear old
gentleman for whole hour and half
with whereases and resolved, and
whereases and resolved. When the
long string of prominent citiz ns>had
fired off all their pyrotechnic vOca bull
airy aud discharged their fire
works, General Graham invited
hem to be seated; 20 be as calm as was
pOssibl under the circu n stances. and
then ordered up sod. and sarsspsrilla
pop. He did not consider it advisable
to order anything stronger, as his call
ers were air ady under high degree
of tens on, and few pounds more I'D =
ed to the boiler preSsures might result
in a second Maize disaster. Cigars of
the mildec type were also supplied,
and the general did his best to calm
bis excited visitors. They were sssur-
ed that the removal OF brigade head
quarters from San Antonio did not nee
cssarily mean that the garrison would
be scooped up and carried away entire
ly. In fact it might be Increased, aud
there vas possibility, yes, just bare
possibility, of headquarters being re-
stored to this sOrrowing and grief
stricken community that IL might De to
them sthing of besuty and Joy for
ever, or words to that effect.
Finally the long string of prominent
citizens and their cohorts, ban
marched away in funeral array, and
soaring the commandant and
ant and his staff enjoyed a good laugh
over all this fuss and feathers and
"howdy-rowdy" over the removal of a
few army officers TO a sister city.
AT Washington, petro cum has been
poured upon the troubled waters by
war department. and army chiefs with
a,superfuity of soft-soldier promises
that mean nothing beyond the expen-
diture of SO much wind. The fact re-
mains, the depa rtra ent of Texas has
been abolished, and the department
of the south created in it's stead, and
"All the kings horses ard all the
kings men cannot put Humpty Dumpty
together again" There endth the sec
ocd lesson.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
Dangerous PaStime.

Two boys Frank and George Camp
bell, aged II and l6 years, were run III
by Officer Herold last evening ,on charge
Of break King panes Of glass with mig
ger shooters" These delicate instru-
menss OF deviltry are also called bean
spappers, aud are tco familiar to need
descr!p tion. They are dangerous
things, and with them much damage
can be done. Not the least dang 5rous
feature is the danger of striking .Peo-
Pile in the eyes, getting into ones
ears, and even wnen she missiles shot
from the snsppers hit elsewhere on
the body, there Is an intense aud
singing pain if nothing more serious
for some time afterwards. Much dam
age can be.aDd is done in the way of
breaking glass, and many a run away
in thu large cities Is caused by missiles
from De an znappers striking horses.
The "nigger shooter" is a horrid
thing, and the police have the public
support ami appreciation in looking up
every kid found with oEe on his per-
son.
El Paso daily herald. (El Paso, Tex.) 1881-1901, 1898-03-17
Shore Acres.

To be rendered Friday night, is a
romance of the down east coast. abb
sorbing in Itself, but made conspicuous
by the marvelously fine study of win
ming character which Mr.. Herne Civ s
Us 10 his Uncle Nathaniel Berry
People who are enamured of such per-
suasive scenes as one finds in THE Old
Honest adj" find their elements all
duplicated here, but brought to view
in a more vivid aud absorbing way. 1t
opens as a pastoral, and yet in the
scene where, egaiust the gentle remon-
STRANGE of the elder brother, Mar in
Berry decided 10 sell the Homestead to
syndicate even the knoll "where
mother lies, still wstching he sea for
the father who never returns til ere
is indicated a strenuous action which is
soon manifest in most dramatic way.
Over the profound pathos of the play,
there is a veneering of sympathetic
humor-actually you find yourself
aughipg while tears are in your eyes
In every way 'Shore Acres" is an
American drama in subject, type and
Incident. Tt ere is no foul spot on it.
AS a ronance-such as Mary Wilkins
might tell-it is someth .ng to tightly
hold the imagination.