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Volume VI OOALA FLORIDA SATURDAY SAT RDAY SEPTEMBER 29 1900 Number 90
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Pessley Callahan a negro will be behanged beihanged behanged
hanged at Inverness on October 12th 12thifor 12thIforthe 12thifor
ifor Iforthe the murdor of W J Everett Cal Calilahan Calihihan Callahan
ilahan has confessed to his crime crimeNOTICE crimeNOTICE crimeNOTICE
NOTICE NOTICEThe NOTICEThe NOTICEThe
The gentlemen comprising the Com Committee Committee Cornmittee ¬
mittee on Arrangements for the state statedemocratic statedemocratic statdemocratic
democratic speaking are requested to tomeet tomeet tomeet
meet at the court house Tuesday eve evening evening evening ¬
ning October 2d at 8 oclock
E P Thagard Chairman I
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Now is the time to save money I Iwill Iwill Iwill
will from today shoe your horse all allaround allaround allaround
around for 30 cents with new shoesReset shoes shoesiReset shoesReset
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NOTICE TO THE PUBLIC PUBLICThe PUBLIChQ PUBLICThe
The hQ Leader Concert Co will give givea giva
a grand play at Marion O1 Opcra > c ra HousrMonday HousE HOUSLMonday HousEMonday
Monday night October 8 As this is isthe isthe isthe
the last play of the season season it will be bethe bethe bethe
the grandest and le best l e t All late latesongs latesongs latesongs
songs and funny funn jokes jo t1C cake walk walketc Wantetc walketc
etc The Th show is thoroughly th roughl1 up to todate todate todate
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rity into cream of the most exquisite exquisiteflavor exquisitefiaor exquisiteflavor
flavor Our delicious confections are arenot arer
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and by very y few made elsewhere elsewhereWe
We still make cream in any an quantity quantitydesired quantitydooired quantitydoeired
desired desiredPeach dooiredPeach doeiredPeach
Peach cream every ever day hereafter hereafterfrom hereafterfrom hereafterfrom
from luscious fresh peaches peachesDAME peachesDAME peachesDAME
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A FILIPINO SUCCESS SUCCESSThey SUCCESSThey SUCCESSThey
They Capture a Detachment of Ameri American ¬
can Soldiers SoldiersWashington SoldiersVashington SoldiersWashington
Washington Sept 29 29Secretary 29SecretaryRoot Secretary SecretaryRoot
Root of the War Tar Department received receivedthe
the following cablegram from General GeneralMacArthur GeneraliacArthur GeneralMacArthur
MacArthur commanding the Ameri American American ¬
can forces in the Filipines today todayManila todayu todayManila
u Manila Sept 28 28Captain Captain Shields Shieldsand Shieldsand Shieldsand
and fiftytwo enlisted men of the theTwentyninth theTwentyninth theTwentyninth
Twentyninth United States Infantry Infantrywhile Infantrywhile Infantrywhile
while making an overland o rland march were wereattacked wereattacked wereattacked
attacked from ambush by a large force forceof
of Filipinos and after a vigorous fight fightthe fightthe fightthe
the Americans were forced to surren surrender surrendel surrender ¬
der The Th American force from all ac accounts accounts accounts ¬
counts fought bravely but were out outnumbered outnumbered outnumbered ¬
numbered Captain Shields was des desperately desperately desperately ¬
perately wounded A relief column columnhas columnhas columnhas
has been een sent to release the prison prisoners ¬
ers No list of the killed was obtain obtained ¬
ed but I am led to believe from all ac accounts accounts accounts ¬
counts that our loss wass severe severeMacArthur severeMacArthur severeMacArthur
MacArthur MacArthurNo
No efforts will be spared to rescue rescueour rescueour rescueour
our men and punish the Filipinos FilipinosOUR FilipinosOUR FilipinosOUR
OUR COOL SODA IS GUARAN GUARANTEED GUARANTEED GUARANTEED ¬
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THE WAY COTTON COMES IN INThe INThe INThe
The Star man asked George K Rob Robinson Robinson Robinson ¬
inson in the post office yesterday how howcotton howcotton howcotton
cotton was coming in and he replied repliedthat repliedthat repliedthat
that he was buying a great deal of it itbut itbut itbut
but had not had time to figure up the theamount theamount theamount
amount Then referring to the mail mailin mailin mailin
in his hand which he had just remov removed removed removed ¬
ed from his box the results of one onetrain onetrain onetrain
train from the north and one from the thesouth thesouth thesouth
south said Lets see how much these thesemen thesemen thesemen
men have shipped me today toda and andwhen andwhen andwhen
when added up the amount made over
15000 pounds all from Marion county countyThe countyThe countyThe
The amount of cotton bought today in inOcala inOcala inOcala
Ocala was exceedingly large
VERY CONSPICUOUS CONSPICUOUSShoes
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always very ver conspicuous and it pays paysto
to wear good shoes It pays pa s to have haveyour haveyour haveyour
your feet trimly dressed if there is a ahole ahole ahole
hole in the inside of your glove gloveWe gloveWe gloveWe
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excellent for ordinary purposes We Welave Wehave Wehave
have lave them in ladies shoes both high highand highand highand
and low black and tan and in gents gentsalso gentsalso gentsalso
also Calf or vici kid lace or con congress congressGive congress ¬
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G A Nash NashFIGHT NashFIGHT NashFIGHT
FIGHT AT PORT TAMPA CITY CITYA
A shooting affair occurred yesterday yester yesterday yesterday ¬
day at Port Tampa City between the theBarnett theBarnett theBarnett
Barnett boys and the assistant city citymarshal citymarshal citymarshal
marshal in which the marshal was wasriddled wasriddled wasriddled
riddled with bullets and killed and andHope andHope andHope
Hope and Charles Barnett were seri seriously seriously seriously ¬
ously wounded The shooting was wasthe wasthe wasthe
the result of a long standing feud be between hetween between ¬
tween the parties The coroners jury juryfound jUl jUlfound juryfound
found one of the Barnett boys guilty guiltyof
of murder
PRICE LIST FOR FORthe FORthe FORthe
the Fall of 1900 with a Few Facts FactsAbout FactsAbout FactsAbout
About Seeds is the title of a 52page 52pagepamphlet 52pagepamphlet 52pagepamphlet
pamphlet issue by J B Sutton Seeds Seedsman Seedsman Seedsman ¬
man Ocala Fla It should be careful carefully ¬
ly read by every eYcr person in the South Southwho Southwho Southwho
who buys Im s seeds Sent free upon ap application application application ¬
plication plicationFINE plicationFINE plicationFINE
FINE RESIDENCE FOR SALE SALElour SALE10ur SALElouts
lour choice of either one of my two twohouses twohouses twohouses
houses Modern improvements improvementsTerms
Terms to suit Ch Peyser Pe ser
OPEN ALL NIGHT NIGHTWe
We have a i night phone number 73 73and 73and 73and
and render willing service at any hour hourof hourof hourof
of the night Ask your 01Jr physician to tocall tocall tocall
call us Garrett Gerig GerigPostoffice GerigPostoffice GerigPostoflice
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A HISTORY OF FOUR YEARS YEARSA
A file of the American Monthly Re Review Review Review ¬
view of Reviews from August 1896 1896to 1896to 1596to
to date For sale cheap Apply at atthis atthis atthis
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abut 200 Ocala capitol removal badges badgesUncle ba badgesUncle ges gesGncle
Uncle Pete is a warm member forOcala for forOcala forOcala
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A small brown alligator leather leathershopping leathershopping leathershopping
shopping bag containing a small sum sumof sumof sumof
of money and some papers Finder Finderwill Finderwill Finderwill
will return to this office and receive reward re reward reward ¬
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BRAVE MEN WANTED WANTEDThe
The Knights of Pythias of the Ex Excelsior Excelsior Excelsior ¬
celsior Lodge No 9 are requested to tomeet tomeet tomeet
meet at Odd Fellows Hall on Wednes onVednesda Wednesday Wednesday ¬
day da night October 3d at 730 7 30 oclock oclockfor
for the purpose p purpose rpose of reorganizing Done Doneby Doneby Donby e
by order of C C A L Pettis
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SCHOOL OPENING OPENINGMiss OPENINGMiss OPENINGMiss
Miss Emma Smith will reopen herprimary her herprimary herprimary
primary school October 1st at her herhome herhome herhome
home two doors east of the Jewish JewishSynagogue JewishS JewishSynagogue
Synagogue S nagogue
LOST LOSTA
A tancolered leather satchel con containing containing contaming
taining physicians outfit of instru instruments instruments ¬
ments etc Five dollars reward willbe will willbe willbe
be paid for its return directly or indi ¬
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A Feeding Experiment in VolusiaCounty Volusia VolusiaCounty Vol usia usiaCounty
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In n Bulletin No 55 Professor Stock Stockbridge Stockbridge
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bridge mentioned some memoranda memorandaof
of a feeding experiment made by O 0J OJ OJ
J Hill of the Irondequoit Groves in infeeding infeeding
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feeding cattle By permission of Mr lirHill MrHill I IHill
Hill Professor Stockbridge Stock ridge forward forwarded
ed the memoranda memoran a to us fornublica fornublicafn for publica publication publicaf2n ¬
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tBeLand eLand Fla May 30 1900 1900Prof 1900ProfH 1900Prof19E Prof ProfrE
19E H rE E Stockbridge Lake City Fla FlaDear FlaDear FlaDear
Dear Sir SirLast Last October we put 114 114head 114head 114head
head of range cattle nearly all allsteers allsteers allsteers
steers into the hammock field at De DeLeon DeLeon I ILeon
Leon Springs containing 300 acres acresof acresof
of which about 200 acres had been beencultivated beencultivated beencultivated
cultivated There was on it a growth growthof
of beggarweed crabgrass other othergrasses othergrasses othergrasses
grasses and cornstalks making feedenough feed feedenough feedenough
enough to keep them well for amonth a amonth amonth
month We built a strong pen ofabout of ofabout ofabout
about a half acre with plenty of feed feedtroughs feedtroughs feedtroughs
troughs November i 1 we began feeding feed feeding feeding ¬
ing cassava and corn in the ear earchopped earchopped earchopped
chopped shucks and all into short shortpieces shortpieces shortpieces
pieces The cattle were put p t into thepen the thepen thepen
pen in the morning the corn was fed fedto fedto fedto
to them and before noon the cassava cassavaThe cassavaThe cassavaThe
The cassava cas m va was dug and allowed to todry todry todry
dry before being loaded into the wagon wag wagon wagon ¬
on it was cut with cassava knives knivesinto knivesinto knivesinto
into short pieces as a it was put into intothe intothe intothe
the troughs At night the cattle were wereturned wereturned wereturned
turned out into the field to get water waterand waterand waterand
and forage Dead crabgrass and oth other other other ¬
er forage such as they could gather in inthe Inthe inthe
the field which was very short by De December December December ¬
cember 1 was all they had hadThere hadThere hadThere
There was a very marked difference differ difference differI ¬
ence in the disposition of the cattle cattleto
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to eat About twenty steers did not noteat noteat noteat
eat either corn or cassava these we webutchered webutcnered webutchered
butchered first All that would eatdid eat eatdid eatdid
did well remarkably well wellThe wellThe wellThe
The following figures are averages averagesand
and estimates except the amount re receiverl receiverl receiverl
ceiverl for the beef and the hidesbut hides hidesbut hidesbut
but I am sure they are conservative conservativeAfter
After we had learned the disposition dispositionof
of the different steers we could have haveselected haveselected haveselected
selected forty or fifty steers that thatwould thatwould
would have shown a much larger av average average average ¬
erage gain The average gain was
sixtyfour pounds Before January 1
1900 we sold twentyeight head at 5 5cents 5cents 512 512cents
cents per pound and the remainder at
6 cents per pound dressed weight weightThe weightThe weightThe
The value of the corn and cassava cassavaconsumed cassavaconsumed cassavaconsumed
consumed together with the labor nec necessary necessary necessary ¬
essary and a fair amount for the pas pasturage pastmage pasturage ¬
turage of the field will make the th cost costot costof costof
of the beef produced pr ducedtaking taking into ac account account account ¬
count the increased value of the beef beefalready beefalready beefalready
already in the animals when feeding feedingcommenced feedingcommencedabout feedingcommencedabout
commenced commencedabout about 32 cents per perpound perpound perpound
pound poundWe
We fed hogs in connection with withthe withthe withthe
the cattle thereby ther by saving thewaste thewastecorn the waste wastecorn wastecorn
corn and cassava The beef gave excellent ex excellent excellent ¬
cellent satisfaction in market being beingpronounced beingpronounced beingpronouncecd
pronounced by people from New York Yorkand Yorkand Yorkand
and Pennsylvania fully as good as asthey asthey asthey
they could buy at home If our beef beefcould beefcould beefcottlcl
could be kept on ice at least seven sevendays sevendays sevendays
days before being sold to the consu consumer consumer consumer ¬
mer we should hear so much said saidabout saidabout saidabout
about the toughness of Florida beef beefHereafter beefR beefHereafter
Hereafter R we shall dehorn all the thesteers thesteers thesteers
steers we feed and this coming wintel winter win winter ¬
ter we shall keep a separate account accountof acc unt untof
of our stock feeding This is not very verysatisfactory verysatisfactory verysatisfactory
satisfactory to me and I fear it will willnot willnot willnot
not be of use to you youIn youIn youIn
In a personal letter Mr Hill writes writesWe writesYe writesWe
We have a very fine crop of cassava cassavaat
at DeLeon Springs which we expect expectto
to feed to about 160 had of cattle that thatwe thatwe thatwe
we bought and dehorned about two twomonths twomonths twomonths
months ago They are now running runningin
in the old field on velvet beans beg beggarweed beggarweed beggarweed ¬
garweed and crabgrass We will also alsohave alsohave alsohave
have about 250 head of hogs through throughthe
the winter which we will feed on cas cassava cassava cassava ¬
sava peanuts etc
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