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T was au fbe. detail faf sheet eEeau- me fH Santiago. -aId tHeFotaHteer ser- eeafff. ..s#t# had four essrts and lot 5f Cubaus under me. in ny district. MI
 he4 had to a->yaz to=faieethe refuse uta heaps Wa load theegrts. aud that seems simple muu2h Tor hnrH Idiot. Ihe#aaN fhfz went 10 work knocked me 7ul. Instead of driving the cart from leap 10 heap fheA sha1eled the heaps along for half a mile until theA reached the cart. lei each gang dc this uay Juce and then made thecart drive from heap fu heap, and showed them that
 hey had wasted fom-6fths of tbeir -jme When lheF understood they stared iu opcu=moatheda admiration and a<eiaimed: Nh. Such people such Ameriemos ltisno wonder that Cuba
 to Dc freet Philadelphia Press.
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l ta4J is probably i fabrication ii. 2 stualI vax se carefully guarded tie seet-t oH }1hlt II k t9 He sElr iHIz ! possible to conceive aux ideaof it But there are minor gaHus bring planned. uud among 5hem are some beautiful lea aoteH-.
 Ihcse tsa or breakfast gowns are to be a hr safte>t and daiHfje~t silks. maas ailA large collars trimmed esitH lace and insertions, and some r mus jius made ia graceful sIaRes. and trimmed 0jJH kiIfa8 HaaHee~ deet. l with ribbau fEtIls. 0HemaEgiug saRa of pluck muslin k 5o be nadr over IL slipo' the pafest c6risc.
 6ffhe maas= bcaHf.tu gov batare being planned ra5I -of5s oHaeea- -f51~. onris . Hea5 tbr fiHe-t Ha-i fnafte up vim beaHfiia insertions a |5Eea= cicHur- Insertion and Freuct am6r5.l- cry ii .HII blouse effect. fae sleeves of tf.~ Mill 9e#au4s. and also made ef the taieHeieaae- .rH5aH aaa EHeneAeH= breisels4 R.fIl=a- fH#HEl e1 H8ee=fHaA "i4 fa}i= ONCE tH4-A4ae.
 tnat6ea of tbe Hau#az a5lI=he T tIe- Ifgtftf8I aa of embroidered mons ~cffe de =aie. r Nil HUc eGagine zkia. eaesa a51a triH. This i~ta be made agafa lip af Sky blue silk The H9Hae. latai f5 hearaad tae hatiem 9f fIe sis5ft 0HI haEe tbrce finE rach- fua= ot white satin ribbon 10 finish at tlte foii.=A finely shirrcd Npl5e and
 Il. I14ta This -tt5e of woke and sleeves io some h'Ha entirely new for fhe 1all stHIes- fHeT arc unite difficult to mai2e aud re sI.Iire he service of mn experienced mo di-te Tbc stewart Berthas for the bodice of this gown wifi bc made with ~urnhs folds on the front aHd edged with the tiny white sutiu ribbon. < monsscline de soie sash ,eilI eHelrcle the waist and Tall at the back With long aoatine ends.
 third of these gowns Will be of Mau- resaue lace, to be made with fHree deep frilIs of ihe laee on a cljngjue skirt. If will have deep pointed woke 0f the Ma5Hesgue laec with the lace brought rather full from under the arms to the | IL will have a tight sleeve of the lace cut in a ! over the hand.
 These are but few of themauY be nitehine eoseHs with which thiz bright eirl NH b. equipped. and te describe all of them would be Impossible. even i though t were possible 10 get the de scriPdeHs from those who are design ] ing them
 Her dainty lingerie Will be fH keeping with her gowns. There will be dozens and dozens of pieces made Of the finest of linen, made with many tiny tncks and valcnciennes lace and insertion and hand work of the finest of hem. stitching and French embroidery There will also be many sillzpetticoats trimmed with ruiile after rhnle The variety and quality of the hosiery that Is being selected would in itself make long letter and an interesting one
 SARAH DAVIDSON.
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TT[EDAI the infinite variety
 .f~~ dresses that aaa sees here .-,
 u B.arrl-z leE1oe=1 seem -.-z woman =lIH#zza #asa a e
 asr summer wardrobe -la- sig ea
 possibly le=iaa a#s sszaa -z seem s --1- tHe ease aHth some U -5Eza -z -7az=. E. was ouIE day ee ave ago zs@ heard Of oae sf EazA.eH =z gong HHuiHg oz her 5Has==sev zs >aez.ze - fHe gowns she had desired for =z nzef outing. 6eGazz- az -z Y 5He mo8iste t5 make 5H=# az
 sa-mea interested. she a--zz zs --z she was msHe tHan sz fqas provoked iH Ha5 ssz aafe 6esm Paris some = a
 IsefuI dresses ttaHall= Sine vlsIfes =s..sz#=- Swiss mountain and SzEr -zzz
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SELFISH MAN PUNISHED.
4 LittIe Train Incident That Gave JustiCe-BoEiug Passengers
 Wues Joy.
iIus Joy.

Passengers au #aa lzaH3e Glty Train faa= evenings ago Aa#e tH=a- et4 b sRecte#a of ret14Hu5iza ia=zzHe th## tzss#ed them mau-IF. Ha e8I #as eH##aeas aHds as s dus5 Was t}eiHg pretty taHakE. au 1ae ss seazers save aHe had tHaf SHdaHs d25 E I#s ua5#HH HlzaH6 exception #saSzH alss44at F locking H8rHa. WlHH H#HHtHH5 growth xEady=Huuhu uz WHzskeTs. auH these Inc zz= lowed % -wat A. aEQ 9ui55 -HsH Hmda8 "#=4 tae zuzzE ZaH5grz. Of course. he zat IT e oH 5ae dust and aHJeIs 1aH 9Ac-e a+I b=5# H HHe saaH dsHzalLE Hehaa. IAa he=zf dHaz-ed women occupied these uut0I9 aI5 2 quarters. and. alter -ulleHa3 l54aFtyfdqm E aHau. 3b minutes. one ut them I~Red VIE "aHau-aiHdeH lieaa If he would mHhd 5# ting the window down. No. he Hept gsafiy. slt.z too ' arm. II 5au don siIH < change Euul seal-
 IH tr8Ht of 9Ae H4n -as tFaFe.4Hg H3= tf who took u JHe situation at a gfauce. QEgs as | tia-#4 he Ha4- -ee H4- window. and 4HstaHz. er Inc flowing tacal aPPeudaEes of tite IF ! beHnd began Io perform most Ieaflqi @=. rles uI gVrat5aus- fae dust specaled tha1t and the Wlud twisted them. hen oWHe5, after few moments uf such violence, x red in the face and then put nls WlnGa" down. ieW moments Iatgr hs leaned oNss and asked the other passengers Co shut ell the draught u -5m.JIs manner, but, 10 ths intense dmusemcuf-au aud zt4t HratloH oI LIE balance of the people # tae ear, #ho Aa4 watched the little comedy Fl the "st through, the drummer. without go much iss 3 twinkle of the eye. replied: = No! 8ts t2e Warui. Ii you don like it euange yoht seat '-PhIlddelpHIa Record.
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'neeh interested iu the 9soaaelfal clothes which are being ptePalta for ,he occasion as are the society people of Newport Every American is in- lerested in knowing lbat this bright American girl will have 8 fre0-scaa second tu none that has e,es eeeH Wor4 i'y any of the great heireS of Amer ican papas who have chosen titled for eigncrs for husbands. And all this Miss Grant will have, aHd even more for the modes of the present time are so far in advance Of those of past wears that it is possible 10 far almpass ail- others of the elaborate trousseaus Chat have been features of previous fashionable aed-
 lgs. The only one LhaI ean be saId
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-t they haze gotten 4nsa- -aS al 17-a same ri1-e rHa ta5- dresses will be late
 5#air appearance
 HrzHzrz# #ars. does Ha- yet see any Efr- 5E z8L- gowns. even .4oazh the tlIsle 7#z =zI is growing sa near But one 5ses see sa#aa striking aH4 lovely iete -HsFrz. and ! mus descri8e a lew oI -Hsza. Gt tEe materials for these there a.s six. era1z da ehsne. the lace gowns sF #zls .8.sss-lae ae soIe tHa5 are haHe- embroidered. and ere outlined 5zzsE black lace shining 7'tth paitieJtes azza 1Hs lzory-t5ACed lace oi the un- .zszr=ss as background. and the szza-saess ot the heavy gHipure lace which #zs tHe feHre ike the proFeroiat glove. aad gives place at 1he knees 10 ss sweeping softness Of ehltten aaarces that are bordered with soft
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70 have compared faorably with inc trousseau now being prepared for Miss Grant was that of Miss Virginia Fair. noa Mrs. anderbilt, and that was en- tiea by ali the wealthy young women of the G0saam swell sci.
 1t is only necessary to consider that Mrs. Palmer is conducting the arrange aueHts fof Miss Grants wedding tofeal= lle fhat Il vii be al elaborate one, for Mrs. Palmer is going to show Newport society a thing or two on this occa. kion to even ID for the treatment she received when first she came Co New- port two years ago. N fbal time Mrs. Palmer and her social aspirations were frowned upon by the Gotham danes Nho spoke Of her as that hotel keep CTS wife To-day the same women are eagerly cnltixatine Mrs Palmer's ae- quaintanee, and almost begeiHg fel an invitation to the coming wedding Buf he invitations are. Of course. not vel cut, and who will get the coveted sta tionery can only be guessed at
 In this trousseau that is nov being made win be seen the loyeliest Of rare
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0Jl1Q1l1Jol1i711I7l0J71f0I
tKT fss JULIA DENT GRANT, the

1kkf tSS JULIA DENT GRANT, the 6Vlt granddaughter of tbe hero of ~ the greatest &ar this nation has ever known the niece of the wom- aa aha olIieiated as lady president Of fhe werld'a fair at Chicago iu 1s98 the daughter ol a general officer .n our re cent war with Spain. an American eizi surrounded by American traditions and from whom other things might ee es- peeted. is to give her heart and hand and fortune in marriage to a Russian prince ia 1he fat aud leave her home in the country for which her father and grandfathct have fought fs five aH palace in q land of the oppressed
 IL is only the swell society set that applaud such marriage, Wht.e tAe ordinary heings condemn ft as 7lube- fitting q pif4 with such pafeatape. But while the ordinary people ef the country maY condemn t they are as
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eru seae0ast Tes9rts, bur If she was to go at all she must do 90 improperly appointed her.
 This is not the only. ease of thekjHd that one can find here. and if the fal season is mot as brilliantas the summer has been ft Vill be because the modistes have been overwhelmed and have uot been able 10 keep Hp with fhe demand for new gowns. IL seems 10 be a com mon experience that drezsmalzerz have been overwhelmed with work Never. say the fashi0nables. has if been so hard
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ruehe. The crepe de chine has sundrx rhaHN of satin ribbon. and triple revers of Iace for its adorumeut < most charming effect Is obtained by stitch ing maaye cloth with paler shade of silk, aud decorating The coIlarSyith roWS of ua.roN satin ribbon shading from Irish parpIei 10 the tender mause of q Neapolitan violet.
 One of tAe most striking of these gowns was of a Liscuit-eoloredl lace bor- dered with Sifllcn 5riuge 10 match, and jet embroiderie> This is made up over q hiscuit=colored satin.= The long cling i ing skirt of satin has the jet embrof= idered down the front, and around the l bottom of tHe skirt, Witltthe biscuit coIored lace falling over the skirt at l the sides and the back iu deep points. l These deep points are finished with the silken fringe The bodice is made with a square yoke and thc top of the sleeves are of the bjseuit-e0lorrd satin that is finely tucked by hand. This is outlined at tHe top of the sleeves and around the yoke. with the jet embroidery, also doWn the front of tbe bodice and at he waist line. Two rows arc around the high collar of satin, With I band of tHa jet 10 finish the long sleeve Ihe biscuit-colored lace is tn two deep points OH fhe bodice Of the shoulder seam. and brought with a iittIe fullness to the waist line.
 ! Auotber of the marvellous fcte gowns is Of cream crepe de chine, trimmed UIth black ChantiIIy lace applique. The kirt has a deep Killed HouHee of nous zeline de soie, with tiny black ap- plique oT the chenille on. Over this falls inc deep pointed ovcrslirt of crepe de chine, with the handsome applique of Ghantilly insertion 10 border. IL is brought high at each side on the hips. This gown has a low pointed bodice of the cream crepe de chine. with the black Ghantiily insertion to finish, and runs over the shoulder for q strap. The yoke is of the mousseLine de soie, with {. high turned-back collar, and caught around thc neck with soft black tulIe and buckle of gems at the threat, and then another at the bust. The upper part of The sleeve is al the crepe de chine, and b7rdered with the black in- aeftion The lower part of the sleeve is Of the moHSselfne de soie with q very little fmlness, and full raehing fall ing over the hand
 Still another gown is of pale mauve crepe de chine made with lace ncrus. tations. This was made a princess, and fastened down the back with tiny black velvet rosettes. It had bigh collar with three rows of the blacl, velvet ribbon around. also at the bottom ol the sleeves that fall inaN.
 SADIE MERRITT.
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Mrs. Johnson SaWeGs from Insanity by Mg'Ss P5RgkSsaF9s

menced to have spells with my spine. Every month I grew worse and at last became so bad that ! found I was gradually losing my mind.
 The doctors treated me for female troubles, but got no better. One doctor told me that l would be insane. Twas advised by a friend to give Lydia |. Pinkham's Vegetable Compound trial, and before l had taken all of the first bottle my neighbors noticed the change in me.
 eI have now taken five bottles and cannot find words sufficient to praise it. l advise every woman who is suffering from any female weakness to give it 8 fair trial. l thank you for your good medicine. ''-MRs. GERTRUDE M. JoHN- SON, JoNEsBoRo, TEXAS.
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IiIIninn InnndrieH-

The Way the native FJipnoy and -hiaamen wash clothes MUS something new for our boHs. The Fiiipinos eencr- 1liy leave the washing. to their women. ,8 fhiuamtu can often be seen doing he saue work. tiong fhe stream will 5ften be seen as many as dozen women washing clothes WtiHeing them oat or 7ouudiHa the clothes on convenient stone Very titIte pounding seems to make tbe= clothes passahly clean st. .ouIe kenuhIie.
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to get anything done, never were mo distes so indifferent in accepting or SO slow in completing orders, as this sum ner. This, 1 believe, is because women are growing more eNtrayagant or else # is because the dresses of the season have demanded so much labor thatth ordinary number Of hands have not been able to get through with the same number of new costumes as in less lucky" and betrimmed times. IL fs more likely the latter reason. for all the rows of passementerie. the nser- tioHs of lace, the tiny plaitings aud friIlings and cordings and edgings and iloaRcings and applications. have taken up so much time in working on dress, and are by no means to be accomplished by noyices, that it has made overwork impossible. But with the coming of the fall season and the more quiet and SC we're travelling dresses which it will
 lring the modistes will have an oppor- tunity to get out of the terrible press
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| shonnN Annonnesment.

4 Kansas printer iu making up the forms one day in hurry got marriage and gro. cers notice mINed up go lhef read as ta. lows: John smith and Ida Quay Wefe united iH the bonds of halg saGerkraat when Will be sold by the quart barrel. @f. Smith is an esteemed c5dfisl. at ten cen : while tae bride has nice Plgs feet to dfss play Michigan LNre.
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TAKING AsT0R DOWN.
The Ex-American Citizen Gets Bad. ly snubbed In His Intercourse
 with the English.

William Waldorf Astor, the expatriataa American millionaire, who HOW resides n London, is the subject of a lengthy biograna. icai sketch ln IiI-BIts, I publication jsstfz.4 in the British capital. Incidental to tbA sketch 1t Is related how the duchess of Cleveland gently set him down on one oc65- sion. When his grand estate offices on ta4 Thames enbankment were finished he gava q magnificent banquet to anumber of sweIz. Showing one of the staiTc8ses ia the building to the duchess, MF Astof Is alleged to haze asked:
 Isn't that handsome your grace9o
 "Hes, it certainly is, replied the duchess.
 aIsn3t t more 50 than any other staircase you ever saw 4lr. Astor is reported D have persisted
 As 5h5s the duchess back very naturally got -np.
 "Yess she said, gently. T admire 1t vsFY much. u is much finer than our old sta55- ease at Battle abbey, which has been spoiled these 299 or 300 years by the spurs Of th6ss stupid old knights
 Battle abbey is probably the aran3est eal place In England and compared with CliFz den. Af. Asl8fs country house E IikF baHtIe=HHB to torpedo boat
 Another story Htb q similar point is ra. lated In Che same sketch. Nf ASter 1T k aEeHred. MS lost 5H admiration of the duz ! et N esLmnster's lawn tt tIiveden when Hs tlfs1 saH lJ and, Il is sad, asked the rzr- Gerer:
 How do Ton era0= tgEf like ehaszz
 hA ct. sir, s8Ys the gardener. rubbing Azss chm and looking very innocent. aEau I4-= sa#s yer seed and then as Hg rolled evazF daH Hiaf Loo Eezfs 5f Sa. szfs -E Hcaga GhIa-
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photographing the Heavens.

There are Is observatories in tue two 1emispheres wherein photographs of he heavens are being made down To the .tafs of the fourteenth magnitude Nhose number iS reckoned at 30,00aO00. There are between 2.000,00o and o90.- poo stars abote the eleventh magnitude. Chicago Chronicle.
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~.rs. Perkins Letter.

'tI had female trouble of all kinds, had three doctors, but only grew worse. I began taking Lydia E. Pinkhan's Vegetable Compound and Liver Pills and used the Sanative Wash, and can not praise your remedies enough. .n- MRS. EFFIE PERKINS. PEARL, LA.
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Taken nj Her ord.

hAIrz F. j. GaHngtaH-Giggs is awfu.iy mad at the newspapers sae saH7 they treas ed her sn shabbilp.
 Did tneyz Such prominent society woman, too,
 ..A-es. she told them they must not ~ anything about her reception, and tEgt didn i-P Philadelphia Bulletin.
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Why They Are Nervous.

! correspondent says that those who dine with the queen are Usually painfully nervous Perhaps they are tortured with doubt of the propnetE. of Ffaising the pie, not know ing whether her majesty or the cock made Post.
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nave received from the use of Lydia lG. Pink ham s Yegeta- ble Compound. Soon after the birth ofmy first child, com
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on for a Weeks sport.

De Hunter say, old boy, let's go down to Hot Scotch bay duck hunting
 De Sporter- haven't any gun.
 De Hunter-That doesn't matter. There are never any ducks there.-N. I. Weekly.
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LETTER ID MRS. prEEHAN NO. os,za4I
 DEAR MRs. PtNKHAM-For some time 1 have thought of writing to you to let you know of the great benefit l
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duchess back very naturally '
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.anas8meEoursfac ace:l1

=tainlE is replied the duchess.
 ore so thanany other staircase V: Alr Astor Is reported 0
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-11-23
Farmer William

This caption refers to Will
Hopkins, who a few years ago
enjoyed the unique and unparal-
leled distinction of the "pansy"
travelling passenger agent of
Florida This distinction was
won from his love for, the cu'ti-
vatlon Of and the wearing of the
sweetest and daiutieSt boutOn-
Mere of any man ia the state. AS
sure as the sun rose in the heav-
ems, that certain was it that Will
would arise and adorn the lapel
of his coat with boutOnniere
that was the envy of the men and
the yearning cutlery Of every
woman who gazed upon it.
The Star learns that Will has
ceased to be "tOurist promo
ter and retired to his farm at
Orange Lake, where, with his
sweet wife, his poultry, his dairy,
his garden, his pony, and the care
that comes to those who bear on
their shoulders the calling Of a
bucolic gentleman, he is leading
a quiet, uneventlul, but useful
existence.
La bis secluslon, and the success
which la. 50 far marked his hOr-
t'cuItural and agricultural pur-
suits, We extend congratulations
anG best wishes for continued
SUCCESS
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-11-23
Red Hot From the Gun

Was the btfr->that hit 6. b.
Steadman IF Newark, Mich, in
the Civil War. 1t caused horri-
bic C!cfs that no treatment
helped fyr twenty years Then
BuckleYs Arnlca Salve cured
him. ICures Cuts. bruises,
Burns, IBoils, Felons, Corns,
Skin Eraptions. Best Pile cure
on earthA Price rs cents box.
Cure guaranteed. Sold by Gar
rett " Gerig, druggists.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-11-23

VERNE Roberts, the best up
hulstcrer IN the state, is ready to
do your work at McIver e Mac
kay's.
"What WqGld Jesus Do:' the
famous booky Its sale has al
most 'u4allJ II that OF "Uncle
Tom $ CibinR' Ten cents each,
at the SurprlA S.ofc.
Seeded raiStnS. cleaned cur
rants, citron and lemon and or
anEe peel at The John McCar thy
Store.
Serses, Cashmefes, Flannels,
Worsteds, ami bealtiiulI designs
in novelty goods at@.Al: Fishel's.
Stove wood cut to length for
81 per two-horse load. Free de-
livery. Seymour & Smith. Phone
%.
Remember the greenhouse car
ries u nee varietyef house plants.
Try them before s&laafng your
! order elsewhere.
"All ABOUT 'rruots,' neat
little bock 10y an able author,
only ; c,a,ts u copy at the Sur
prise S5torA -
Pickles in bulk and in bottles,
Jams in cans and glass, also q
new line of cVApOrAted fruit, at
the john Mccarthy Store.
{. IL Dame has jIst received a
supply Of fresh candy, both IN
bulk and In packages.
WASTED TO rent a piano for
the mex few months. Apply at
thi, Ctficc.
| Something new IN mems gar
ters, 10 and p cents j pair at j..
/ W. Hodges.
Frost will soon BE- on the
ground: look out that YOUR feet
90 not get there also. Go to the
| Alliance Store and get shod i.
| Better goods for the same money
or the same goods for the less
money than elsewhere.
The craze Of thel hour is the
"Bat Wing" club house tie, for
ladies and gents. At the Ocala
| B8Z1r.
/ Entire wheat flour in six-pound
! packages at the John Mccarthy
| Store.
! Educate Your E1Cweis with Lsscarers.
! Candy CatnartiC. core cDnsI! Flt, N forever
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-11-23
STATE OF OHIO, CITY OF TOLEDO, !

LICAS oOLNlN. %.
FRANK J. CHENEY makes oath
that he IS the senior partner of
the firm Of +. j. CHENEY & Co.
dong business in the City Of To-
ledO, County and State aforesaid,
and that said firm Will pay the
sum Of ON + HUNDRED DOL
LARS for each and every case of
CATAKEH that cannot be cured
by the use Of HALLS CATARRH
CURE. FRANK j. CHENEY.
Sworn to before me and sub
scrlbed in my presence, this 9th
day Of D2cem Der, A. D., 1856.
4. w. GLEASON,
(SEAL) Notary Public.
Halls Catarrh Cure is taken
internally, and acts directly on
the blood and mucous surfaces Of
the system. Send for testimo-
malls, free.
+. }. CHENEY & Co., Toledo, O.
Sold by all druggists.
HAN, Family Pills are the best.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-11-23
When in J lchSOnvll!r. StOD at

the Dewey House. Under new
management. Rates 81 to 81 so
per day. Room and board, So to
s. per week. American and En-
ropean plan. Free bath and
electric light. Corner Julia and
Forsyth streets, one block from
Bay, Jacksonville, Fla. j. H.
Nereen> proprietor.
Gadson has placed Nstandlng
order with one of thcz leading
eastern makers of fine nd ckwear,
and IS now sbo Ying on OBJ coun-
ters the latest lroductiof in col
ors and styles. At II ocala
Bazaar. ~
A light shower fell in the south
EN- part Of the county this morn
ing. Ram is greatly needed IN
this section.
Something nice in suspenders,
with which to suspend your
trousers, at j. w. Hodges.
The Presbyterian ladies' Of
GAINESVILLE are raising money to
build a mansc for their pastor.
New moss mattresses, cotton
mattresses, wool mattresses, hair
mattresses, down mattress, ex-
celslOr and cotton top mattresses,
any price. Also mattresses up
holstercd and renovated at Nc
liver & Mackay's
Fresh onion sets an seed for
fall planting, just ffceivcd at
TydIngs & Co'@
White Almcrla era pes, import
ed from Spain, at T. w. Trox-
lcr's.
SaWdu,t delivered to any part
Of the city ut 30 cents per load.
Seymour & Smith. Phone %.
:
-, coco.,, nod ,oo,,t
tally.
NJ F,>heI h4 reee,ved his fall
a,d ui,tnr poAie and iuv;toc Won
ia visit -, ,tle.
=, ~ 49,, ;.',,.,.s
c,ou xo,.o, poc,,,na q
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-11-23
AT MASTERS

Genuine sap maple syrup in
quart bottles, one-haIf and one
gallon cans. Maple sugar IN one
pound cakes.