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Volume IV., Number 9
OOALA, FLORIDA, FRIDAY, JUNE 24, 1898
Price o Gents
The Star Receives Dispatches from the Union Associated Press Up to 4 p. in. Every Day. The Paper is Only aO Cents a Mouth
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THE ARMY
CllDfl i
U On !
SHARP SKIRMISHING BETWEEN THE
OPPOSING FORCES
Americans Have Advanced With
No Clu ck To Within Seven
Miles of Santiago
fl RIR R3TTI P HfV.IMY PYPPHTPnr
llolison And His Comrades Have Been
Removed From The Morro To A
Safer Place In The City
Of Satilin;ro
ST K A I I L Y A I V A N C I X( J
Oil S irit iao, Thur sday niht. '
The advance of the American
army has reached the edeof the
tableland in which the harbor of I
Sant iago lies, seven miles from j
t he Morro. The main bodv of
m i i t
IH.llIl UUU.N Ol '
troops is united. The Spaniards'
are in full retreat toward Santi
ago. A surprise may be at
tempted, but a decisive enapre
ment is not expected for several
days. Liwton's brigade which
rested last niht at Deinnjajho,
resumed its march at daylight,
and at noon hoisted the Ameri
can tl at Jariaua. The Span
iards retreated, burning the
block houses, but Jariagua was
abandoned in such haste that
then; was no time to burn the
town. Several sharp brushes
have; taken place during the day.
Several detachments are still on
board the ships Attempts to
land t hem have been made, but
were stopped by the heavy sea.
lit: A I V TO MAliCII
Washington, June 4. Advices
fr-om Shatter indicate that the
army will be ready to march to
morrow. All the heavv artillery
is landed. The day will be de
voted to putting it in slripe to be
transported to Santiago. The
troops are well and in the best
spirits. Severe fighting is re
ported hefween the Cubans and
Spaniards among the hills back
of !,iiipdri. The Cubans are
forcing the enemy back toward
1 he cii.y.
MAIM) ITCIITIXO KXTECTF.h
Washington, .June :.'4. Oen
er;l ('or bin expects news of a
great b tt le a ny moment . It is
Unovu t ha t lier'ce skirmishing is
going on day and night, bur a de
cisive battle is yet, to conn;. He
ports from Madrid that the
American army has been re
pulsed are not credited. Secre
tary Alger states that he expects
t hat t he rapt ure of Santiago will
be a bloody victory. The Span
ish have made a desperate stand
and it will be necessary to prac
tically " annihilate them before
they will surrender.
IIOI5SOX ALL IUOHT
Washington. June 4. The
state department received a ca
ble from Sampson this nrvrnmg.
He says that under- a 11 ig of
truce he learned that Hobson
and his companions are all well
and con lined in the city of Santi
ago, four ncles from Morro.
MOI'K AIKN FHi SHAFT EH
Washington, June Orders .
have been issued for the remain-'
Another shipment of our F. S. Flour
If you want good Bread and Rolls try this and you will take
no other. Remember the brand kkF. S." For sale only
TEAPOT GROCERY
OCALA, FLA.
'''''' ,,r ,lie :i4,h I'hi'n ami !itli
Massachusetts, now at Oimp Al-
Ifrcr, to proci:(l imme.liateiy to
Newport News and embark n
the Harvard for Santiago. Two
thousand cases of cartridges
have been shipped to Camp Al
ger for the use of the troops or
dered to Santiago.
I
Washington, June ;H. The :
! state department has received
advices from an agent of the Me-
partme'nt at Algiers that t he ,
;i,aui stjuauron is in me .ueu-;
. lter raman, oil lampeltrit, mov-
moving eastward.
' MELANCHOLY MADtiJI)
Madrid, June :J4 The news
from Santiago alarms all. A
; cabinet crisis is reported. It was
: r.r.r1 ol V...V.,.
Spanish troops had g.sined a vie- oian vvill be la.GO per month
j ton over Santiago, but t he re- ; v- ' ti rations and clothing. Sub
I oor-t has not been conlirnn-d. ! sistence will be furnished at Ocala
disti:a(tki spaix 1 unt il time of departure to join
Madrid, June -The dehat e I regiment. Those wishing to tin
in the Chamber of Deputies yt-s-1 hst must, apply to Sergeant R. T.
iterdav was marked bv i-r-e;.! dis- :
. s . )f t'hc -featcst
4-....:
r.uiiiuMuu piuvanuu. iwooieiio
advocated tnat peace negotia-1
tions be opened direct with t he j ing, up stairs. The Second Bat
United States, and also severely j talon of Company A (Ocala
criticized various otlicials and the j Billys), Company K (Leesburg
press. There are open rumors of Billes), Company C (Shine
a rupture in the cabinet. j Guar ds, Orlando), and Company
.movements of snips i i (Gem City Guirds, Palatka.
Baltimore, June -4. -The lir it--j Alukslt Wiuoht,
ish steamer Norseking, pur-1 l-'irst Lieutenant Kirst Florida
chased by the government as a j Volunteer, : . S. A., Kecruit
water boat, has ch-arvd for Nor-' ing Ollicer.
folk. 1
Newport, June i4. The lor-I ihm't
pedo boats f.wynn and rf:i hot A Uy g;irden or held seeds before
sailed this morning for Key West,, letting my prices. My twenty
PLrixrv or snips lone year's experience in Florida
New York, June M4. -- Mfef s ; ?5ia ra jn,? taring and handling
wilt be made soon ai Wshmgion ,nMjs from every section of coun
of a large number of st -a mshifis , ry. on:, jios m,. to procure the
for use as transports by
steamship companies.
va i ion-.
Spring Bark Sifting
Miss Bertha Stnmk lia j --.t 1
received a letter frosn Mi ; ra
Clarke, saying she is in Wo
e :-
ter, jIa-s
George K
with her sister, Mrs.
French. ) i account
of
lettei' we a i
e ird to b.dit ve
that, the family reached New
York iu safely, but this is t he
tirst line from any of t hem since
they left the Park, six weeks or
more ai;o, rum we were
verv i
much afi-aid they had "gone to !
the bottom rf the sa. " M iss
Cora writes of seeing Fraek
Fr-eneh, so we expect that the;
French family have also reached j
thrir destination.
Miss Eva Haines of Ocal-
v,s
ited liev. and .Mrs. I J. Ke-ves
last, week, anu bv the strains of
music coming from that direction
we are sure her stay was very
much enjoyed by all.
Miss Flma Saviors writes that
she is attending a normal s hoo!
this summer and has already en -
gaged to teach this eomh'i:' w in- i
ter near her home m Iwavenna,!
Mo. She is glad to b at home I
once more hut prefeis h ioi-'itla
sand to Missouri mud to walk oa. :
James MeAlister is not as well :
since iris return home and 1 uk-;
ing of coming hack to our h -ai a
ful Park again.
.Ye will giv
e
Iii iii a cordi;il welcome.
-In the heart of every iady thre
is a tender- spot foi- a we!! d!'es,vd
mm. If vou want to b- ia tlic
latest style, buy your clothing of
J J. Fuller.
VOLUNTEERS WfNTED
iv u. Sec. nil lialUlion. First Fli.r
Ma I'csriiiiful, Volunteer Infantry,
I'liiteil Slah-N Army.
Eights -ii vt; able-bodied white
nii-n wanted for service in the
Second Battalion. First Florida
Regiment , Yolunteer Infantry,
l . ;s. Arms. . Applicants must he
physically and mentally sound,
ni)l younger than eighteen nor
1Ilon. tnaiJ forty-live years of age.
Those who enlist will be allowed
t() S(,rv in1 H. C()lim:mj,.s 0f their
i
choice, as far as pr acticable, and
must (ml ist for the period of two
years unless sooner discharged.
Subsistence and transportation
willl)' furnished from Ocala to
point where regiment may be
I .' . I I 1 I ! M ill MM V f? Ill inllcf lrl
MnNey ( hirst Lieutenant Al-
": hert Wright at tfre recruiting of-
lii. in ( i ii U n tr'rtrit i-Aiun
- ., - iu., w.n, iw,
Alcrchants' National ianU build-
; hi'si at lowest prices.
Send for
jpi.ti- .... .). i. nuiuA,
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I Seed man, JS F:xposition St.,
Ocala, Fla.
liiickhai's Arnica Salve
' The n. s1 salve in the world for
""is. bruises, sores, ulcers, sail
i rbeu!ii,fev'.'r sores, tetter,chapped
i hands, chilblains, corns, and alljinih. An extension to August
sk?u eruptions, and positively
('5in's Pi,,s' or n0 P:,' required. It
! is "aranteed to give perfect sat-
. isfactif.n or money refunded',
Tic
ner box For sale bv
F. 0. A I
i vvon.ri v: uo
j
j -''is! Steceivcd
a,. (ll,jvv n,,vv lnt, ()r V(,ry
handsome chicks of t he very best
m-.L-,. k nir,. tin,. r,f nM
ma Ke.
nice lint
i
1 1 riot ic belts, niusand other
nov-
j j,.s :,t K. (. Weihe's.
i
i
Notice to Kiks
There
wil be :
important
i husmess meetmign tin ivks in
M-li-nviw It-ill Jit tniiilil 'i ml ill!
X
",,,v 1 ....v. n..oI tll(. international convention
1 nuaubers aurtrl to attend. J 0f the Society of Christian Kn-
L A. IlKNiVN. Secretary,
Lenox Soap. Lest laundry son p
made, 4c, I for MOc. P.iizza rd
Soap. for :(, VI 'oars for ,'. : .
I L ti -r T..i!et Soap. :; cakes
for ."e. ; tejauiJk Soap, :i cak-s:
!c ir-a:;dpi"s Wonder Soap, ac
Toe K M ket.
I
Compound Dyspepsia Tab-'
lets, tlie best
remecv tor sour
uvsj-epvi;; arid inuiges-
tloil. On
Ce.Z''U lor .i
cents
t -y t !e;e a mi
ifigs Co.
convinced. Tvd -
At the B-ickel Job Lot.-
s s" F :i" r;i. '!' Shoes, onlv sac. I
LiV .Fiiie - Button orLice
. only :;.e. Ladies Slippers,
Ladies Siioes at bottom
or ices.
r or
al-
C i ! e: ; u A fi rst -c 1 a ss
lad bi-"c!e
has never been,
P,1,:" Cllsfl- APPy
quick to Jake Klein.
-Mi kind of patriotic ties at
J. J. Fuller's.
kuyal makes the fuod pure,
bulcftumc and delicious.
mm
mmm
Absolutely Puro
OVAi (K.:SQ POZH CO., NE A YORK.
Invested In Bonds
Charles L. Braunon of South
Lake Weir, one of our most pros
perous colored farmers, came to
Ocala Wednesday with to
invest. He went to Monroe iV
Chambliss for their advice and
was told to put if into the new
popular war- bonds of the govern
ment, which he proceeded to do.
I LI i 1 1 I .1 i
, Axis ituuiai oiiM.oieu, anu, m-
j deed, many white men, would do
well to invest then- savings in a
similar manner. (tuite a number
in and around town are subscrib
ing for the bonds, both through
the bank and the post ollice.
F. ('.A; V. Special Kates
Omaha, Neb. On account of
j the Trans-Mississippi and Inter
national Kxpo-aliou, tickets will
be on sale, daily, until October
1:, limited to November K. at
SGI. 4a for the round t-ij).
Kansas City, Mo On account
of theTins-Mrssisippi and Inter
national Kxposit ion, tickets will
be on sale, daily, until October
!.", limited to November la, at
!$:,:;. :;u for the round trip.
' Washington, 1). C
On ac
count of the annual meeting of
the National (Educational Asso
ciation, tickets will be sold July
4th to 9 inchpive, atone fare,
plus 6- for membership fee, for
the round trip, limit d to July
j :;i (an be obtained by deposit i
nig
ticket with joint agent at Wash
ington en or before July l'-th,
and upon payment of tifty cents.
Black Mountain, N. C. t)n ac-
count of the Internal ional
(christian Workers Association,
tickets will be sold August W
j to :Mt h, inclusive, at one fare for
! tm; round trip, good until Sep-
' tember :d, ss.
Indianapolis, Ind. On account
of the national meet ol the
League of American Wheelmen,
t i'l.'nt w will I vi i: i i grt Allrrnwt
I -1 v . u t m i vvi u . m i ioi7 9
s and ! at one fare for- tin? round !
; t rip, limited to August. IU,
Nashville, Term. On accoum
- .
deavor, tickets wiil be sold July
i 1 to 4. inclusive, at one fare for
1 1 hf. roun,j t rip. good until July
j : j pmvjd.d fr an extension to
Ai;-usi i:,. if t iekets are deposited j
w,t h terminal lire- on or before!
j,,v ;jj
Butl'alo, N. '. On account of
the Baptist Yun.g IVopbvv L'n-j
ion, tickets wiH be ald at one!
:iare lor i ue iouuu inpou.juM ii.i
i . . e - i I . . 1 . . 1 1
i
1-,' and l:j, limited to July An
extension to leav' Bult tlo ik1
1 lutr i ban August -. may oe se-
; cured if ticket is deposited with
! . i
joint agent not later than July
i IV and on oavmetit of a fee of
I lilt V C'itS.
W. l. HorKINs. W. y.CONI)ON.
Trav-aii i':t . .-.ct. 1 i-k-t Atf-nt.
!:..! i:i:v. v
o.-.-ia. :..-.
A . Ma Imi.NKLI.. ... :. A'-nt.
J.i'-k-. . v: '. F;ridA.
For rent -T.-n room, two storv
dwelling with bath room on Her-i
h(,n sln.t4 ht.t.v.n Oekiawaha!
and Fori King. Apply to Simn i
'Benjamin at ice factory. I
A man without n wife,
A ship without ;i sail,
Hul the oddest thini? in life
Is a shirt without a
Proper !-nuth
! You will find our line of Soft Bosom Shirts to be cor
Ircct, both as to measurements and style; and last but not
least, in price. Take a peep at them.
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country and
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find at
the
war
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The latest
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WHAT WILL YOU HAVE ?l
1 wilt take Manila, M Iewej says,
"what will you havt'r" You have a
witln range of rlior- al our ffta wxirr
ftmniain. V Imve all the fruit
flavors from the pure juices of the
fruit, phosphates, rhtM-o!ate, roca cola,
rap juii-e and feninnade. Our oda
water i a"w:iy. fresh. cold and
?p.irkliutr, arid is a tonic as well as a
refreshment.
Ocala, Fla.
PRIDE GOETH BEFORE A FALL
and I tie haughty Don deserves his
fate. An lione.t pri!e in presenting
a repectahle and rnshionahle appear
ance is com titer dalm in all, and the
only ay otLi:u it is to hve an ar-ti-tic
lailor crea'e vou a suit of cloth
inp uh as we can ih yuv with frmu
excluie styles in fairies, snd it will
raise you everal !efc;res in your self
esteem.
PETER INGRAM
Merchants" Back
jm Mm
pi-ovc true to your
YOUR COLORS
is on. i on
N ETT'S
War Souvenirs
on
THERE IS JUST ABOUT ONE FOOD
Of which we never jjrow tired. V
are always re-idy to sit down :oil eat n
joj--1 piece of uicit. That is just one of
the reasons why m-at i- so ood for us.
Our mt is alw-tys fresh, tender and
juicy. We also have pure creamery
hutt-r and a ( hoice line of fresh vegeta
bles. Orler& carefnlly filled, as we try
to retain the ijood will and patronage of
our customer!.
BOTHERS
Gcala. Fla
"1H EY
RiDE THE
Needs less attention and
gives more satisfaction than
anv other make. Also
" "HARTFORD,"
NI
"VEDETTE"
SIDNEY E. HiLLER
ACENT
for Best Job Work