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OCALA EVENING S PAR
T H E ST A R
rJhe Only Daily Paper in Ocala
BITTINGER AND COMPANY
Proprietors and Publishers
C. L. BITTINGER,
Kditor and Uailnen Manaeer.
R. R. Carroll, City Editor
OCLA, FLA.
34 Fort Kiriff Ave., corner of Osceola St.
Second Floor.
SUBSCRIPTION RATES
Postaxe Paid.
One year 15 oo j
Six months 2 50 i
Three months I 25 j
One month ?o i
The Star is delivered by carrier to any part of j
the city at above rates.
THE WEEKLY STAR
Is Published Every: Thursday. Subscrip
tion, $1 a Year; 50 Cents for Six
Months.
Entered at the Post Office at Ocala as second
class matter.
Fun in Sight
The, irrepressible and only one
such Jake Strauss, as genial,
popular and successful a "kuijrht
of the tcrip" as ever stepped
smilingly into a commercial es
tablishment and captured an or
der or meekly bowed himself
out without it, has a bushel of
fun in store for the public in a
joint discussion he proposes to
hold with Hon. W. K. Zevvadski
on the "wet and dry" of the
present anti-saloon question. He
will take the "wet" of the de
bate and advance all money
necessary to pay hall rent and
advertising". Admittance fee,
twenty-five cents. If he wins
the debate, j mitres to decide, he
takes the proceeds of the house;
if Zewadski wins, the temperance
cause is to t tk it. .Juke is an
humorist of established reputa-jfor re-election to th- olll' of county
tiou; we all know him, and such j treasurer of M iVhm c ounty. ,ub.H t to
.. ... . i the democratic primaries, and solicit
a discussion would be an event in i ' . ,
I the support or inv trieiius ;iw.i the voters
the campaign that will arouse an ! of M;irioM rount Uo.ROtflliiv.
interest that nothing else would! " a. U (HUFITX.
evoke. If agreeable to Mr. Ze- i
: a. ir
IL COlIlC Oil.
Money Tor Florida Troops
Saturday, in Tarn pa, Governor
Hloxham made the Florid;! regi
ment happy by announcing to the
bo s that he had borrowed the
money with which to pay them
for t he time served after enlisting1
and before being- mustered into
the service of the United States,
lie stated to them that there
was no appropriation for this un
expected demand, and to call an
ext ra session of the legislature at
a cost of 20,000 was not to he
heard of, so he borrowed the
money to pay them. It is need
less to say the governor was
heartily cheered. Governor
Hlack of New York has also paid
olf the New York volunteers for
their services to the state, some
six weeks' time, which the boys
were needing' very badly.
In the case of F. D. Cummer
& Son versus the Stonewal! Phos
phate (Company, a final decree
was entered Friday in Judge
Locke's United States court in
favor of Cummer in the sum of
$8202.4 7, to be paid in ten days,
including- costs, and a lien placed
on all machinery furnished by
Cummer & Son. This property
is located near Blue Springs, in
Marion county, and has been in
litigation a long time. Jackson
ville parties started the phos
phate plant.
Kx-(iovfrnor Gary Evans of
Aiken, S. C, has arrived here,
lie has been appointed an assist
ant inspector general on General
Lee's corps. Jacksonville Me
tropolis. This gentleman is i elated to
1 he Ocala Garys.
Mrs. C. B. Kogers, has had as
her quests during; the past week
Miss Bryan and Miss Harris two
ot Oca la s representative daugh
ters. Times-Union and Citizen.
L Harter, on North Magnolia
Btreet, has been dangerously ill
Cor a few -daj's.
Hood's
Sarsaparilia
Cures
PermanentJy Cures
Scrofula,
which i one of the worst af
flictions of the human race, and
comes from impure blood.
Eczema.
a most offensive and uncomfort
able affection of the bkin, also
due to impure blood.
Salt Rheum,
a torment to the flesh, a dis
figurement to the body, and a
drain on the system, also due
to vitiated blood.
Pimples,
which so disfigure the skin, and
make the human face divine
anything but a thing of beauty, '
but which are Nature's adver
tisement of foul blood.
Catarrh,
which very often comes from a
chronic affection Of the circula
tion, is a constant offense to
one's slf and all his friends.
Rheumatism,
wriich all aulhorities now attri
bute to various acidities in the
blind, which this great blood
purifier of the ate, Hood's Sar
saparilia, corrects.
Hood's Sarsaparilia
In sold hy :li ti-.i;rji'sts. six for ?f. Pre
pared only Uy 1 '. 1, I f .- i v"v o . l.ow-H, Mass.
H rr.rl ' e Oiiic ar-th bst after-dinner
11UUU 5 fIlI2 pills, uiil Uigestiou. ie.
Convention Hates
County, in Ocala June ,"th.
Second congressional, at De
Land July 20th.
State at Orlando, August 3rd.
Marion county primaries for
the naming: of county olTicers,
July :ioth.
ANNOUNCEM EI NTS
von 'oi; ty TiJKAsrifF.ii
I hereby announce mys.-if a candidate
T am -1 nil ii otj t'Vii r-jei wn t ft tli
ofHce of tax assessor tor Marion countv,
Huhject t the democratic primaries, and
ask the support of the; democratic party.
Respectfully. J. (.'. Mathkws.
FOR TAX COLLECTOR
I announce mystelf a candidate for the
ofii e of Tax Collector for Marion conn
ty, Htioject to thti democratic primaries,
and ask the support,, of the democratic
party. vRespectf nib.
E. P. Til A(SARI).
FO R TT 1 1 : 1 j:C I S L A TITR R
The desire on the ff.Vt of my friends
to return me to thtf legislature, induces
me to otrer myelta candidate for re
nominntion as a representative, subject
to the action of tie democratic voters
at the coming priiiary.
S k.'' Z R V A I )S K I .
FOR TAX ASSESSOR
I present myself a a, candidate for
county assessor, subject . to the demo
cratic voters of the count vat the com
ing primaries. My XusinesJ for years in
real estate has familiarized ine with the
work of that otlice and I feel 1 am
equipped to perform its duties efficiently
if elected. Very rempecti'tilly.
JOSEPH TTLAX 'ASTER.
bo . kd of rrmai; lstkt;i tion
I aiiiMMince myself ujru.hl:il' for re
election to the posit ufi of lii-mber of the
School Board front the second distriet.
AVitti the expellee of the pa-f a
indht l t i t o o Ik i 1 - I a I I f aVaj-! I n w.d f 1
Humr.um.-M......,. i.m.u... '
anew m the cau4 ot oopvtla f eilucitioti.
T. s. M )SKl. 1
liucklcnN Arnica Salvo
The best sa-lve in the world for
V. 1
cuts, bruisexr " sofvs. ulcers, salt
rheum, feyer sores, ret ter,chapped
hands, coil bla ins, corns, and all
sKin eijuptions, an positively
cures pitt's, or no payj required. It
is guaranteed to g"iy? perfect sat
isfaction or inopey refunded
Price oc.jejbox' For sale by
F. C. Al worth iNr Co.
j Thousands of persons have
A splendid plantation of K,r been cured ij piles byr using- De
acres in Prairie county, Ark., Witt's Wijch H iz'l IStive It
that will raise a b-ile of eotton or i heals promptly and eure t.'czema
;.r bushels of corn to the acre, , and all sljn diseases. It g-ives
title perfect, to exchang-e for : iminedia 1 1 relief. Atiti-Monopoly
Ocala pniperty. Addrvss P. ( ). i drug-stoi-tj. :
oox s.-i, v M?a i a , ria. aanowim
.-..JVl IT. 1 1.
Malt Kxt. r:ftf for' st renirt h,
six bottles forsi. at tlie Anti
Monopoly drugstore.
School Hoard Proceedings
The school board me in regu
lar month I v session on Moudav.
June LUli. All the member
were present.
Supervisor J. H. G. Counts,
on a petition signed by thirteen
patrons of the Oconee school,
asked for the removal of the
school from the MethodUt to the
Baptist church. S. T. Richard
son opposed the change, it was j j
removed.
Supervisor Woods of the Lowell '
school, asked that the board in- j
crease its bid of G2.0o to pur-'
chase the school house at that j
place, as the owners demanded
$125 and the patrons could not !
make up the dilference. The!
board then increased its bid to
7o, but, said i?12." for the build-1
ing and lot was above its valu. . '
Mr. Geiger, in behalf of the:
Marsh ville school, asked tluC
board to contribute $lo to build ;
a shel and gutters fur the school j
cistern. The board donated t7.
Supervisor Gi'aham asked for
7 to build a water closet for the;
Grahamville school: live dollars I
i
were granted.
The board then ordered thai
no new schools be est hiishod
during the scholastic year of
lri!.S-ii!, nor will they build or
assist in building any new school
l)in h 1 i nr not, nlrradv irrnnl (!. i
unless in case? of firv, etc. All
school olllnals ntw! jntfrvsti cl
part ies will please not t his ruling
and rest, assured the rule-; jurant-in-
new schools and huih'inr nt;w
school buildings will be rigidly
ei? forced .
Five; hundred dollars were set!
:isi1i fni the reti-iii nf seluud !
linild in-s :i ml In rtn I un fin' sntie!1'
for the school ye;ir
Board refused the reipicst ol
.Mo'int ( irn;en school for win-;
(I'iws ani other iiitprovenients. j
Ue(juest for the establishment I
of new colored schools at Ulne
Sink and Komeo neirhhor!ioods
were refused.
Treasunir's receipts, 7,H V10:
disburs.'innts. 0, N .!Ki; a--
counts audited, -S'-i.iO 'JO.
A ( lever Tirk
It certainly looUs. Iir?e it,
then- is ready. no 1 rich tiboul
but
it-!
Anybody cafi try it
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lit) J I '1 I
lane luclcand weaU kidneys, j
malaria or nervous t roubles. We!
ina n he c n cure himsilf riijht !
awav by Uikin' Ei ct l icj V ter ;
nis medicine tones up Ahewhniej
system, ats as a st lrjfiuiant to
liver -ami kidm-vs. i$ a b'nr.H
purifier and. nerttoyie. It cures!
coun! ipat ioti." Uevkft-he, fintim:
s)eNs, sleeplessness and inel in -
cho y. It is purely veyet ibie, 11
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1 1 1 1 1 1 1 lil..ILlt , illltl IfMlMTM ' I
svsi.-m to its natural vijror Try
Kleet.ric Hitters and be convinced
t hat, t hey a re a miracle w(rker.
Kverv l)n! tle guaranteed. ( ).ilv
.") cents a hot t le at b . ( Al wort h
. ,
iV ( o s dru- store.
An Uncertain DlB,a.e.
ThereisnoUista.se more uin-rrtain In its j
nature than dyspepsia. IMiyi ianij say that i
tlie syuiptonis of no two casfs uvret. It i-t !
iheref.ire tn..st .iitticult to make a c:rre.-i j
!iaiioHi. No matter how severe, or iwil-r '
vhatlisiuiselLK'Ma attaks von, lir u' j
Iron Bitt is will -ure it. Invulimlle in all
liseasfes of the stiiiiili, l)looi aul nerv .
lroMi' I roti liitter in told by all dealer.
MoiltCIUlia HiirllfM' Shop
!:.. .1 :,.., ..It 1.
none who stvio ana neatness.
Hair cutting-, shaving, sham-
pooiiiir, dyeing", etc. Courteous
treatment u an customers.
... 1 1 r w
o u. f . williams, i rop.
Vocal and Piano Instruction
.Mrs. Duncan Parham, teacher
of vocal and instrumental music,
years of experience in the best
methods. Apply at residence
No. North Palm street.
The icecream and fijuit snow
at the Ai4 i-Monop .y diir stoi-e
is very popular. Pure jfi uil pulp
usr-tl for dfcvoriu'.
v
: rr x-.-.j tj-if
has demonstrated ten thousand
tiniea that it is almost infallible
FORWPMfejTS
PECULIAR
irregularities and dtranfjements.
It hs become the leading rc;ucdy
for this class of troubles. It exerts
a wonderfully healing, ytretirth
ening and .soothing ii.uuei.ee upon
the menstrual oruns. It cures
'whites" and fallinsrof the womb.
It atopa Hooding and relieves sup-
ft
J
pressed and painful menstruation,
tor Change of Life it i.s the best
medicine made. It is beneficial
during pregnancy, and hlpi to
bring children into bomeu barren
for years. It invigorate-, stimu
lates, strengthens the whole sys
tem. This yjf.ht remedy is offered
to all afflicted women. Why will
any woman suffer another mnut9
with certain rtlief within reach?
Wine of Cardui only costs $1.00
per bottle at yonr diug store.
Fur advice, in case a requiring special
directions, addrexs, giving s.m'fuma,
the " Ladiet' Advisory Department,"
The Chattanofgu Medicine Co., CVtal
tanooga, Tenn.
Rev. J. W. SMITH. Camden, S.C., siyt:
"My wife used Wine et Cardui at ho.-nt
for falling of the womb and it entirely
cursd her."
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First Class - Whits Shop
wKsr ok sm-AKK
Masses of Barber Work
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Donc aTul Guaranteed.
MTricks S: rUi jjluml Motion r.n J
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