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Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-12-09
Deafness Cannot BE Cured

by local applications as they cannot
reach the diseased portion Of tho eur.
There ia only II way to cure deaf
ness and this is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by an
inilamed condition Of the mucous
lining Of the eustachian tube. When
this tube is inflamed you have n
rumbliDg sound or imperfect hearing
and when il is entirely closed, deaf.
ness in the result. and unless the in
Illumination can be taken out and this
tube restored to its normal condition,
hearing will be destroyed forever;
nine cases out OF ten arc caused by
catarrh, which is nothing but an in.
famed condition OF the mucous sur.
faces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case Of deafness Caused by
catarrh) That cannot DO cured by
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for cir.
culars, free.
L. j. CHENEY & CO.,
Toledo. Ohio.
sB-Sold 10y druggists, Toe.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-12-09
. u,ood,hIrsty Soic.

Following is tie note that Cap.
Palmer testified lIo received during
tho examination 81 tho Cnrlin strik.
crs:
Car. PARMEH.
wAsT 10 TEL you To Look
OFT Fon yoU WILL orr HURT ~ foU
Don't LET TuE nors 90.
4 FRIEND.
Weekly independent. [volume] (Elko, Nev.) 1887-1914, 1894-12-09

Hoods pills arc prompt and cmclcnt.
yet easy III action. Sold by all druggists.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-16
No OiLy Orgau

If the mt mbers Ot lhe city council
will refrtsI their memories AMI con
suit Ihr. record of the council meetings
in J Inulry, 1898, they will See that
the Free Press, in conpeIiOn with the
New Capitol, We're biiiers AMI the
former y. ing the lower, was III d. the
organ of the city f1r On4 year. ii ,uce
the year having expired, there is no
official organ.
Tnis being the fact it is the duty Of
the present council to c9ll for bids for
publishing the official record of the
ct for 1894, and in that call State
VIII 1t they demand of the papers of
Ocalt making bids. What they ex-
pect published free aud fnr VIII At III IT
ter they propose TO pay, aud when the
bid is accepted make the Or-an live
up TO its ibid or declare the contract
uull aud void aud not like last Year
accept bill of seven cents square
for publishing city printing and when
il comes to publishing the city delin-
q,isnt tax list. ALLOW the paper Sl5I
more than it was entitled to under its
bid.
Let the members of the council act
in this matter AS they would transact
their private business.
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Can't be Too Careful.

Women cAnaut Inc too careful about
the whl.key they drink. They need
il often aui should have tie b. st. In-
feriOr, nnpure viii ky is pnisOn0iJ.
II makes the flesh sore, the skin
GlOtchy, ruins the complexion and ir-
ritates tile nerves. Won iu's " hiskey
must be u safe, honest brand. Such
liquor will cure heart and nerve IrUu-
bies, tUrpi.i liver aud insunlnia. Sci
encr, cOIunI0n-sense and experience
are bl-n,i, d III he /. ". Harper's Mel.
sou County, Ky, Wa skey, manuf.e-
tured 10y Reliable GisIilier. a d. Ii
ciOus, benrfi 'ial liqIr-a family
Whi-kry. PnS Ssicians prescribe il f,r
lis purify aud soft, mellow flavor.
Sold by w. J. MsGrAth, OeaEI, Fla.
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Miss Jessie Maughs VII Build Two
Story Brick Bui ding

The building will occupy c"rner
lot on North NJ lin street, direct y OPP
posile Dr. \ arean's office. Tie build
ing will he 50X2S feet, Two stori' $ high
AMI c,mslI urted OF brick. The Sou h.
ern Express Company Will occupy
The ground fl ,Or AMI the second fl "r
will be used for flies. Geo. Mackay
has the contract.
Miss Msughs is well known in
Ocala as tirst-class business woman,
resp 'cted 10y all for her pleasant dis
position aud admired for the pluck,
energy and tact with which she per-
form. the tr,ing duties of railroad
agent at Gambler, which place she has
held for the past two years.
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DR.. A. P Graves, All eminent evan
gtlist from New York city, Will IL, ,liv-
er three lectures in Ochla this week as
follows: Thursday evening at the
Me h.niist church on IN at Young
Man." Friday evening at the same
place on "rhat Young Woman h"
While these lectures are intended es-
pt cially for tire cla-s,s mentioned, they
are not for them * lusiv. ~, and The
rutlic are cordially invihU. Friday
aft, rno0n, 3 80 o',h9k at the Baptist
church the subject will be "Wnnian
in the Bible" The pastors and other
minisa Is In this city are invited tO
this lecture. Aside lrIm these ''wO-
nt n only" are invited. All hcturrs
will be iree with collection at close.
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1UeN ON The LIGHT.
Ha IS Actin b. the City Council De-
precated.

preeated.
It Is very evident the peoll4 Of
O,all are ready for The use "f gas as
an iIlunlinatur and for fuel. Certain
p,ries are :, eIihg franchise. They
ask no exclusive i1ht IA IL franchise
Of The streets To run twenty-five y'arA.
Their maxi mum price is s3 per l,O00
cubic fee t.
As this j. 10 he an enterprise in
which the public are interested, why
not have the council advertise This
fact To- tie w0rl that the city OF O'-nla
il pr pared t0 giant IL gas plant fran
chis and let composition aud capital
come in and lo"k the ground over.
There is no hurry about granting
any person, persons or corporation
this franchise for there il value aud
money in il for somebody, probably
the city itrelf. Ia Ihe meanwhile. let
he III, mb.rs nf he cO;.'n il p' 81 them
selves thoroughly. 0n this question,
ascertain what such n plant as the
present p,Tii asking for II frtnchI-ts
can build the same, The cXPens- of
operating il. ihe vari"' $ kinds at gas
Ilan's, the quality "f Ih,- gas made 10y
them aud the cost per 1000 cubic
feet.
When all tn s. facts are ascertain, d
and 4ligesie,l, then only can the mem
a.. .
for he hest in,res 8 OF The tax payers
of he C ~.
AT this stage Of the inv' 8 igaiion it
may dawn upon the citA'~ / gislttOrs
that il wuul,i I'e good thing for The
city to own anG OF eiate its own g.s
plant.
Ifall this precau ion is taken, ami
ii eria'niy would br, if each iudivid-
u ii III 'mmr If lie council had IA per-
sonal contract tO let of The magnitude
aud Importance that the le thug of u
gas plant Franchise has.
There is hO haste in this important
matter nf granting "a gas franchise. 1t
VII NNNH b'tith% ~ i'H'"'"C ""''oh
il, nlor,. desir;t 'le auI valuable Year
from now than at the present.
by :" doing you will dn yourselves
credit an,i HE city sood rri,e.
ii The city tlocs not construct its
gas plant let The council see that in
the ordinance granting franchise to
privl'e itiz n-, ar - c"rpnratinn, how
much that corporation Viii cha ge The
city of . ala per | 900 cutie fit ia
Lighting Is sir els. How mich on
l0' street lamps, how much On $50 or
2U0?
The B,nner is free tn admit, ali
things rOnsi,lere.i, that it the cn ~ ii,
IL. their wisdom, soe proper tu grant
this franrh ST 10 Iriva,e eli zens or u
corr OraIiOn, that ,i.iZ, las Of Ocala
ehOuld be preferred.
",Iarch to ) ar Ia" is ia. Oi | iage.
II searches out any weakness # the
sNs EN-, as Il ing frnni impure blood.
Those who Use Ayers =. r%ip ,rilla
| find March NJ III re searching or cVe.4
Il eyre, ahle than amy either m' nth.
This medicine is II wonderful luYigOr-
atur
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Two Lives Saved.

Mrs. Phoebe Thomas. 0f Junction
CITY, Ill was told hy her Il cl0rs she
h ,,I consumption and that th' r. was
~" h pr for her. but ,MO h"t'l's DIR.
Kings New ID Ds.:-\ery c"Epl"iriy
cured itr anl iii" says j. stN'd her
lif.. r. Thus EgIcF>. l39 FioI ia
~ San Francisco, >uff;.nd fn'm IL
colt, aPpr0a hing cotSninp-
tinn, tried wiih,ut r,ssIt everything
else then h"IIsht one bo he "t DE-.
Kings New i.isrov,ry 'Ed i" two
weeks was curcd. lie is ~ tur lily
lIankfml. II j. slwh resi- -, ,.f whi' h
these. arr siInpi's 3. that prove the ~u,,-
derful ili,aCy "f This medicine IN
coughs aid colds. Free iiitl '"ltl,s
at j B CaIli>l,'s Drug Store. K, gular
siz. 5Uc and 81.
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fi.ver Springs HO. el.

Mis- Ri harls anh Miss lIallet, 30
W. II AMI f'vurab y known ~ the pro-
pri, tbs ol The ValOldi Restaurant for
iiIe past two Wears, have opened =
hOt,Iat silver Springs, and request
the p,trOnagr "f tile puLlIc.
Neat romIs aud 2UOd Iuod. Tran.
sent, = par day. Special Rates by
week "a month. S.ugle meals fifty
e. Ii . /; rp~cI.lI r.It,s ~ eXcusiUn par
Ties.
Lunch and rrir, shmenls can Ice had
at aii tiIm,s. Mnn y1u ~ tU Silver
Spring, Ue sure ANA caIi vn AiIssAs
IlIch..rds ami II.iIlvtL. 3-AO-IAa
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PERSONAL.

Mr.. Ell. L. Root il giving his fiue
residence new coat of paint.
p. L Engle, leading Jacksonville
lawyer, was in the city Tuesday.
Major Root, who had severe at
tack of grippe, is slowly recovering.
Judge aud Irs. Finley spent Sun
day with relatives at Gainesville.
Judge Hill and wife spent Sunday at
Grand View, the old home of the fair
young bride.
Sheriff Hodge spent several days at
his Elmwood orange grove the first
part of the We, k.
Rev. Mr.. Bailey, Of Wisconsin, Oc-
cupied the Presbyterian pulpit last
Sunday with Rev. DR.. Rtayts.
Mrs. Elw. Heller gave "a i, lightful
rec, pti0n To friends LIST Friday after
noon, AS did Mrs. T. I. MuurOr, at h, r
lovely country home, ut the West
Emt.
Mrs. VIM. Sinclair gave most
pleasant rev' ptIUn Tuesday af.eI nU"n
ia honor of Ars. w. d. Turnl-y, which
was attended bA mAuy prominent so
c!eIS ladies.
Editor Brumby, of the Free Press,
is back from his journ al suwannce
Springs, wiIher he went for his health
and To Interview Senator Zeb Vance,
vi the Tar Heel stale.
Mrs. Ii. 4 Fisher, of SO",h Lake
Weir, AMI one OF the truly handsome
women of that section, grac,d our
saIctum with her lovely presence
| Monday, and moved forward To 1855
tile tigur, on her BANNER subscription
with That magic commodity known as
silver.
Professor Stroller and DR.. Bitch,
from the prosperous community 0f
| BlitehiOn, made the Banner IL pleas
ant call Saturday, and extended Ia
the local editor All urgent invitation
TO be pres, mt at the closing exercises
of the Blilchlon school the last Fri
day in this month, and make II talk.
ers. n. X. Brown, of Easilnkr,
made the Banner IA pleasant tinancihl
call aud said that if oranges failed tu
Lrimg u living pIi,e she was SO naII-
aging her place that it made coma
Portable living flr her. She thinks
there is no place in Florida like The
entrAncing shores OF Lake Weir.
Miss Edith Downing, of Orange
bug, Y. Y, who suent several months
with her slinIable fri ud, Mrs PeaIl
Mason, al h parents home, Mr. and
Mrs. y. u. Finch, departed for )
Augustine Tues lay, au,l the following
( day Was met at Jacksonville by Mrs
Mason, and t0geth,r they journeyed
To New York.
Mr.. +. A B'ick-nstatf. who with
his family, were called 10 the death
bed of his father .ast summer al
North Mancht sier, lad, returned 10
Ocala Monday. lie says times IN that
country "are not in il" 10y comparison
wi II Florida. Mr.. B 5 bu>In, 81 is life
insurance, and lie said he could do
more business in Florida in one day
than he could ia u weeH i'll ludiana.
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For Better NJ ra!s.
To the f Iisor of the Banner:

o tDe II iilCt Ol tuG odAASlr
On ia" IA d,y of March, 1894, in
Mnrli City, Orala, Fla, the Cunmn
rrfugrs in mass meeting, Hsstmhled
io,g.Ihcr with s"mr Spanish speaking
gentlemen. Torn 0u'si,le of Cuba, who
live aud work by our side and have
not the mean purpose Of disgraring
Ihls community Just hecau-e it Is
known as Cuban colony and Is
II inlrd after Cuban who il TO us q
sNmhol of patriotic virtue; kepplug
il mind HIT while in accord with our
c0un'rymen living In Cuba We pre-
lnrp tor the liberty and freedom of
our p' ople, one of the greatest ser
vice Ne can rend, r our country is To
h lie ~ our cXr'"l'l .ry life those who
Il ,ndtr us, at The S;tiIe lime levIIing
and III lniiNin The name of Cuba, we
Reulge to organize for the protection of our
pres ige. Of lhe decOrum and peace OF our fami-
lies. prs ,ribing from among us the bar-room,
piblic or clandes!ine. the gambling den and
everything that may be the cause of scandal and
public immortality. thus avOidiug the danger
that. like ii some other places our colony of
foreigners be made the dumping ground of all
kinds of undesirable inhabitants.
To tins end W. agree Ia appoint a
p"pul,r committee To look after the
carry ng out of the above r'splution
with the a~si~lunce of the people, be-
fire whom, in public assembly, it
shall b 'irg '.h trg-A against those who
my h.r.a en our coll riive tOnor.
Tue w0rkmen who claim their
rights vi h energy viii have nothing
tu suspect or /" fear from this as@m-
hlv or from this 80 II n:tter, fJr, being
bn'h IN ale UP nf MEN helOIging to all
81 ,>ses, lhnu Ii the majority are work
M n. they intend To leave free ti.-lsi
TO the diversity of interests without
Interfering ia favor of one or the
other On III contrary, the commits
tee. will shield amy Woi k nan that OH
ace 'unt of Labor ,l..uItni. might have
his rights as in-,n and iz nir IMPLIED
upon, ,nking ere that high handed
procre iingS, always 81 'irplUrable in
th.ir Results, he not inauguraled
her Cit Zcns of Mahti.
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Knigh.s of Honor.

The supreme T.pd se of Knights Of
Honor If the State held their nnnu Il
session ia L. shurg Tues,l " aud We'd
nrs,lny. All the lmlges were repre-
sented The public Installation "f "f-
fees t"0k pl zee Tues,l,y night, when
Rev Mr.. BtIy. If The l4eesb,ug lOd2e,
nIade the nddr, ~ If welcome, u
which supreme Dictator of the Unite I
Slans, M,rs'Ien Brll.my, of Viii
mington, n. C.. eloquent 'sp"nde'l.
BY sips cIal request the local t'iii"r of
The Banner spoke for the Kni2h's of
Honor for Flo.i'ls. Tue I.e.sburg pc "
pie gave the % &c ,~iDn "a splendid .u'li-
tnc,, fully half of whom were 'adies,
and the applause they rendered the
Speakers was hearty
The l..esbprg lO'lLe, the banner
lodge of the state, mum 'erihg ninety
nine hIeulhsrs. gave heir visiting
brethren u most cordial aud hnSI i'ahle
+, cei,iiun. r.. +. Barn =, IF Saufnrd,
WAS made Grand Dictator. Willitns
Fox repr,s nt,d ih- Oc la lodge AMI
Dr.. Turner r. presented Inverness.
The meeting was IL success, aud the
order iu Fl 'urslIing state.
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Bos on and New Yo k Bond Holders
Purchase h mOsassa.

G., orge w Morse. IL lawyer of Bos-
ton, has pur..has, d, ia '..uussl, aud at
foreclosure sale uu.l,r dece. of the
United S at.s circuit court, : o tth' N
District of Flaril', in the int. rest of
The bond hol l"rs of B on an | New
York, lhe entire prop ry of The IIp-
mosassa Land and Improvement Co /,
situated on The Gulf, il. Citrus county,
FIori la, wni,.h consists at twelve
thousand acres ef lanI, with eight
miles of river front and all the islands
in Homosassa Bay. P,rt Of this was
the old Senator Yulee estate.
lie syndicate was originally organ
lied by Gov. rnor Chambrrlain, of
Maine, who had charge of it for som ;
years.
There Is hotel upon the property.
and many fine cottages. II Is known
as the ''Sporisman's Paradise
The future policy of the bond hold
trs is not Vet determined.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-16
s, met hing Unu-ual.

as medicine, l. DR.. ri rce's Golden
Neii"al Disco cry. And, t,ecaIise of
that, iher 5 something unusual in the
waytf selling il ~ here every other
med cinr- of its kind only promises,
this is aHn'ecd If l. ever fails to
ben. fit or cure, you have your money
back.
It's he only guaranteed remedy for
every d sease caused hv dis0r,l. red
livec or impure lilo d. DSsp"psia,
B lliou-ne>s, the most s'ui,hOrm skin,
scalp and scrofulous aft; ctiOns, ev. II
coa,u upton (ur ung-scrofula) in 1t
earlier stag $, are all cur, d by il.
II puriti and enrirh.s the blood,
rnuses every orsan into heaithf,h ac-
tion, aud r. stor strength and vigor.
In bull ling up 10th flesh and strength
of pale, pulry, sernfulous children, or
t., invigoraie aud brace up the system
after grippe ptl-umonia, fevers. AMI
other proslrsiiag acute diseases, moth
Ing can equal the Discovery
Catarrh Is positively cured By Or.
SAgs's issasdy.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-16

The Oenlas ply Il Gambler a game
Inlay ;,fi"rnonn SScO'e OOd q To l3
H. favor of Orila Mr.. N"Ll'', of Cam
dl.r, umpir-,I the ;nI-. Our lO>s
were too much f,r the Gambler tOss-
VrS.
This Friday afternoon G ,inesville
plays Ocala at til" new baseball
grounds nj Nrri Ci,y Every body
shonl go, it will be the game of the
SEASON.
Saturday Lake Wrir played Cam
dler. TIE former won bv ore of
8 To s IL The game Fred Gaskell
mel will, - p,inflI accident hy Iun-
Mug ag ,ims' Cables knee, tiisl1;a'ing
his n"sr. lie was carried home in an
UNCONSCIOUS eoH,li ion.
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First Nationll Baus Statement.

l app ars iIi This issu'. nf the BAN
ntr aInl i w'r u ii careful prrusal of
all its p,tr"Ils an | those who have
money {" dep sit in = perfectly safe
ami reliable lin 'ncial ns'itiIliOn. The
showing is II most gratifying one 10
the bank, > officials aud is cOns itu-
tns
/. X. The president of This solid in
stitu iottsit don't pat on mulch style
hut when it comes t0 the elenrn 8
and cli ,rartrri~lics tn It constitute u
first Il ,ss bed rock btnking establish
ncnt IL po>srSses every ts-rniial of
correct business methods and II per-
fee sy-lem nI carry hg out the details.
rh.- First y ,linn.d is Il bank every
Ocali an ami ciiz =. of MariOI county
j. proud o', not only for the cnnvtn-
il me-. il affords, bat for the confidence
ahd safely repOs,d in is admirable
management.
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Jurors for Spring Term of the Circuit
Court.

II. B. Mcconnell, Chss. Peyser, ".
Fishel, J. r. uffiuam, Wiley Brooks,
w. A. Weav r, J. J. Wilmington, .
l. Fraster, VIM. Fox, G. a. Hunter,
B. r. NJ Gahag.n, NJ. M. Leigh, j. J..
CIevel .nd, G. ID. Hughes, B. r. Lyons,
J. +. B'y'r, J. I. HightO"er, Jake
Down, William Betlir, NJ ,rion Cram
h,nl, Elbert Mills, w. l. Strong, w.
K. Baker, A. L. Eich, lberger, Thomas
Is. Grigks, J. Sullivan, Charles Perry,
X l.. Met lure, X. Y. Lanier, aud IL.
Moses.
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Guard an and Protector.

If Mr. Agnew, MIR. Mcconnell, Mr..
league aud DIR. Groves, and other
leading tiuanci. rs and business nIcn
of O,ala are tIui" d cut Uf their hard
anL pLop rs, it wiil he no tadle 0f ths
editor ot the New Capitol.
lie setn4 10 be t,rribly alarmed
about ia. Ia ,IsG now aud is deter
miu d, though unaske'!, lu thrOA ihe
pow. r au,i i..ti,irn - of his protection
about liz III, and if they pay u" he'd
to his warnings and fiji nuly offices,
aud sq and,r away their wealth in
"write-ups' f'r he Eln = UuiOII, ahd
in 9th r, # FITS To advance. The ii s
growth, they must blume llIr rnstIv' >
aud not tile editor, who would cus b
their pairiJtic X raw * snc''.
still, when these Z ntl.m"n dis
cover "a pressing d.sir /" has the ed
it0r uf tile New Capitol for their ga r.
dian, iinau"iai ADVISER and lntelivr-
fuaA W ~ w > "'f u
ply To have him appointed la due and
pt" p form In the mean Srilr, sc
hope uo on. viii t,e so SIN I IA tV try
and pick out IN iuapprol rIalentss Ut
the New Capit"ps conIihu lily giving
advice tn MIR Atr"V aud I,,rs 0n
moucy matters. w "a In,n knows
how 10 .dvise Why not let hi" do 20:
The goud book gives s.,mle whuI,SnIie
advice along his line, 80 why should
the editor of Ih. New CapilO! ''hi'lr
bis light under a u.h'" and p rnlit
Mr.. Agntw and other rich Ocalians 10
throw away their dollars in recAl' -
ra>hness. Stay them, Colonel Tom,
-tay them.
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Begins OPERATIONS.

MIR. J V b4rKr, lhe suc,a ssf j phos-
plIate IiIiII, a,id .sIn,r..I nlaIIsg,r VI
the FlUfI,i.1 ll'III.e,il Phosphate C0lli-
/ an3, al II.rus cVouiy, Lao S0illpls-
teu part vi Iue plant ..hd Mil 1snin
Vp. r4tlUus; IA month IaIvr the wLule
p...ht Viii Oe in "l', RATION, employ ins
rOvk "A DAY.
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New Goods.
LOWEST :. PRICES

Having just returned from the mar
ket with an ell CANT siork OF Ne~
Style Dress Go,ds, Trimmings, I.aees.
Gloves, Notions, Gents Furnishing,
I.adi. s. Goods aud ChIldrn's Shoes.
Trunks aud valisrs. / solicit share
Of your patronage. Give me q call
before making your purrhsse.
Very Respectfully,
G. A. NASH
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Mr.. Johu 0 NJ uhews has returned
he was called short time RO TO per-
form the sad mission of attending the
burialOf sister.
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Mss Molly Gray, One Of Ocala's
most entertaining and attractive
!ourg h dies, Is The gUst o: W. B
Gray and wife. in Hyde Park. She is
sisl, r of Walter Gray aud is enjoy
ing her visit to TampA-Tampa Times,
NarvlI ll,h.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-16
Of interest to he Members Of the
Stat Hl tionltnral noiatv.

A e,rl has been received fr0I:. NJ 3.
w > Nari, SECRETARY of The State H"r-
tirul ural SocieIy, stating that if the
mrnbb. r. ply up th.ir du.s that they
may receive the b ~ fit nf the rtdu,r d
Rates 10 tile nnnu | meeting which
cnnvenes at Jwksonville "n April
10 n. The annu Il fee is 81. life mem.
bershil', SO. This mater should be
attended To at once as after he 18th
he work will ,ev"lve upon new
secrrt'ry. Mr.. Ii rr's address is
Hawks p .rk, Fla. THIS is the only
live nj, ~ OF It's kin AMI b. ing nOII-
political, the members should strive
to increas,. the interest and adj new
nipnt.rs that its u-erlllness may
spread over the entire stale.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-16

Rheumatism, Headache, Earacha,
Tool oIiIache. AMI N~uraIgia, are only
severe reminders that Your s.'m ,ct',
liver and kidneys are not in prop r
working "ritr, and that you sl'n"ld
remove the cause ut once. B,gg~'
bio ii Purifier aud Blood Maker will
positively d" this as it acts directly on
these vital par,s Every bottle VAR
ranted by J. B. Carlisle, Ocala.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-03-16
Furaiturs Mu.t bs Sold.

Fifty cen on the dollar buys a
black walnut wardrobe aud marble
l. p cOmno,le. Also three marble top
tables, cookiny 8 owe and ot...r r house
hol go,alr. Inquire Garner T nd uId
South Fifth streets, oppUrite lower
End sIlO0l house lot.
1922