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Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
Cine SaupturIohe Der 9tieberlaf

= Cine 9aupturla9e Der 9deberlase,
i9reibt bic rSa. Staats3eituns", iiber
bic beiben gonsreBtpablen i'm 5taate
gfew Dorf, lit barin gu il6en, baB biele
Semofraten gu Saule blieben unb einise
unmittelbar fir bic @esner itin,mten =
ans Sab sesen Glepelanb. Omar tpa-
rem beibe bemofratil9e Ranbibaten,
8ropn I'm IA. tpie 5traus i'm Is. Be-
Sirf, bon Sammanp aufseitellt, aber
beuno6 niinI6ten biele Sammanp=2eute
eine 9fieberlase in ber Yartei ober me=
nisitens cine 1e6t auHallenbe Werrinse=
runs oer bemofratiidrn @timmen, lnl
bann in bic Welt binausl9reien au f0n<
men: Sebt, tuie glenelanb bic oemotra=
tide partei gu @runbe ri9tet Snbem
Glepelanb mad Der Mbmeiiung 0orn=
blomer's i'm Senat tuieber einen Stem
Dorfer Sammanp=Geinb, Yedbam, fiir's
Oberbunoesseri9t ernannte, bat er ben
SAB Der Sammanp=6iibrer unb 6il's
sesen Ieine gerlon, tuie seeen ieine Yo=
litif nod seiteigert.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
: Gin 6plpn BON @pttesonoben

- Gin SoIon bon 9ottesgnaoen TT
jeoenfalls unler Stats @eprdlentant
Sane, befanntli6 Elm Wlit9lieb iener
partei, bic Iid itets 9eberbet, als Oh ie
bic Sntellisens gepahtet bdtte. Sci
let" &eIebeeber Sane bot, tpie un1ere
Seller tuiiien, eine 8iG eingebra1t, bic
perfiist, baB bic Jrase Der 8onbaussabe
fir Den 8au eines Marftbaules unb
elmer gaffeabale ben Stimmsebern our
4bltimmuns porgelest perbsn loa.
8ei ben 8erbanolungen Dor Dem gomite
fit Gonntp Inselesenbeiten sibt fib
eine beOeutenbe Oppolition eeeen bie
8ia funb unb es bat li1 babel Die fir
9errn Sane auberit bel6dmenbe Sbat=-
la6e berausgeifellt, bab ct Ieine eigene
Bill ni6t fannte. Gs banbelt 1i9 boz
bel ni9t Inn eine untpi9tige Mebenfrase,
lonbern UNI einen duberit tpidtieen
Bunft. Sie 8iI perfiist namlid, baB
bic Bonoaussabe nur oann itattf tfinben
bari wenn cine 3m ei brittel i I me B r.
beit t fiir bic Nussabe abseseben ipirb
Serr Sane tuuBte bierpon ri6ta, ionbern
slaubte, ct babe eeI1rieben, baB cine
etnf q de Weebrbeit notbwenbis lei.
Gr bat li6 nun alerbinss bereit ertlart.
Die 8ill su corrisiren, bod lit bic @e=
l6i9te ipirflib Elm fairies 9tiid."
Ober baben mir es BIER nit einem gesen
bic Sntere6en oes Siibenbes sertdteten
milerablen @eriu6 su tbun, bic 0erwer=
fung Der Yropolition ION the sly" ber<
beiSufiibren ? Ct : Mapor peters sebiibrt
oas @erbienit Serrn Sane na4setuieisn
gu baben, bob er feline eisene Bill ni6t
tennt. Gs seist ii6, baB oie Sppolition
segen bic giIl immer itdrfer wirb, leit=
benz es li6 mebr unb mebr berausitellt.
oab lid i'm Norbenbe cine Sfleinli6e
WiBsunit funosibt unb man BON jener
Seite periu6t, bas sansf Nrojeft abSuz
murfIen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
: 9ie WillDn=8ill tpurbe oeiteru

- 9ie Willon=8ia purbe seitern i'm
nationalen HeprdleHtantenbaule, na6=
benz Spreber Grispi uno Der Water Der
8iG, &ep. @ilIon, bic S9luBreoen fit
Die 8ilI 9ebalten, NIT 2O4 sesen 14O
Stimmen angenpmmen, Sie Nbitin1=
mung fanb un9efdbr um ubr ftatt.
Gs itimmten nur II Oemofraten eegen
bic 8ill, admlih, Bartlett (g. ~,
Gabmus (N. 81, Campbell (gl. o.,
@opert (I. o., Cummings (N. o.,
Sapep (ea.), @earp (gala.), Saines
(N. g., Senbrir (N. Y), Meper
(2a.), Yase (&. 81, Yriee (2a.), Ho=
bertlon (9a.), Sbermerborn (gl. o.,
Siblep (po.), Sidles (g. g., GperrD
(gonn.). Sic nse,paltise" bemofrati-
lbe Oppplition, BON melder bic @epubli=
foner fabelten, batte lih allo, tpie pir por-
alslaster, auf anbertbalbv Bdderoilbenb1
perfriimelt Sas Mmenbement, tuel=
Dies Die Ginfommenlteuer einl9liebt,
tuuroe nit 1872 se9en so Stimnaen am
genommen. Sic Yopuliiten ftimmten
6ofiir, Die Gepublifaner ent6ielten iid
nit einisen Musnabmen bes @timmei1s.
6plsenbe &epublifaner itin,mten bafiir:
Boomers (Gala.), 6letder (Mo.),
9artmonn (Wtont.) Wfarlb (SG.),
Yidler (S. 81, Wbite (O.) unb
smeet (Sbabo). 6olsenoe 9eprdien-
tanten fimmten gesen bas Mmenbement
8abcof (G., Wis. J, Bartlett, BeIbboo-
Der, 8raiplep, 8roius (G., pa.) Cab
mus, Campbell, goulin, glancp, Broter,
Compton, gpombs, gornilb, gopert,
Cummings, Dapep, DeGpreft, Dunn,
Eunpbp, Gngliib, Gperett, JieIber.
&eihenbainer, Gaines, 9orter, Senbrir,
9apban, 2odmoob, Masner, Mcslleer,
MeGaa (9, Maii.), Meaais, Dleper,
Wsorie o., Maii.), Wtutdler, O'Neiu,
pase, Youers @., ST., priee, 2op-
nor, &eillp, @usf, gspan, @4ermerborn,
Scronton (R., po.), Gidles. @perrp,
steDens, Salbott (Mb.), Morner unb
WolDerton.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

Sie Ginfommeni iteuer mar nnr
gum britten She'll fir Die bemofratt=
lden Oppolitionsi itimmen perantiportli6.
8on 16 giew Dorfer 0emofraten ipel4e
Der ginfpmmenl lteuer ipesen 9e9en bas
8inneniteueramenbement itimmten, lie=
ben abt ibre Stimmen fir bic 8il re9i=
itriren, 10 oaB neun gaetu Dorfer 9emoe
traten l6lieBli6 fir Die Bin itimmten,
ndmli9 Glancp, godran, Goombs, 0un=
pip, 2odupob, Wsaener, &pan, Sracep
unb gSarner.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
9ie bemDfratiIbe Sppplition a

- Sie oemofratii6e Sppolition se=
gen bic @il1on-Bill ldBt lid 10 analps
liren, bab bic 9ae,u Oprfer Bartlett,
Campbell, 9enerir, S6ermerborn unb
@idles lpe9en Der GinfommenIteuer ge-
gen Die Bin itimmten, ebenio Yase BON
&bobe Sslanb. gobert unb bic bier
2ouilianier @eprdientanten itimmten noe.
gen ber 3uderparasrapben bogegen,
Saines (N. W.), Gabmus (N. S.), Gtb.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

= &eprdlentant 9pe Bat obermols
Yeb sebabt; er itelte einen Nntras
auf @ieoererpdeuns bes bic Mufbebune
bes 9billipsgelebes pertperfenben 8o=
tums, bod nit 9iilfe zines 8orlisenben,
oer ansenl9 9einli6 ni6t wollte, oaB Die
ebrenmertben 8oroellmiitter eine S6anf=
lisens beiablen, fiel Der Mntras onrd.
Oamit lit bic Mngelesenbeit jest erlebist.
Mber es lit bod eisel,tbiimlib, bab Die
@elebsebuns Elm @eles gut beiBt, oas
eine birette Nrdmie auf bies8erlebrns
zines anberen @elebes Iegt. (Gin.3tg.)
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

- Serr Maeee, Der &ebatteure Der
Yittsburg LINES" bdlt li6 bier lett
geitern auf uno bate mebrere Gpn=
ferensen nit &ouperneur Wteainlep.
Magee NOR Elm intimer 6reunb glaines.
Sanbelt es Ii6 piellei9t baum bas
Blaine=Glement fiir Mc@inlep Su se=
lpinnen ? Som &eeb's gppularitGt unte,
ben 8epublifanern bes Gonsrelies raub1
Dem fleinen Sarif 9tappleon ben
Shlaf.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
Sic hemnfratildhe llfehrheit

- 0ie bemofratiide Wsebrbeit i'm
9aule betrdst 92 Stimmen, BON bieler
Wtebrbeit jtimmte ni6t etnmal BET fiinfte
She'll sesen bic Wtl1on Bill. 9ie1es
StimmenuerbdltniB 5eist, bab Die Bin
aud i'm Senat pallirt pirb. Dabei 1T
aud Der mitanb in Griudsune su sie=
ben, bab bic Senatoren betreffs ibrer
Wiebertpabl nidt auf bielen pber jenen
Oiitrift Giidli6t su nebmen brau6en.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
Sic gbitimmuna I'M soaule iihe

= Oie Nbltiminung I'm 0au1e liber
bas 8inneniteueramenbement itanb 1872
su so; bic Oppoiition beitano aus 43
Demofraten unb Z &epublifanern. 9a=
fir Itimmten bret Gepublifaner, ndmli1
Soiner (Neb. }, Sartmann (Wlpnt.) } uno
Speet (So.), bic iibrisen &epublifaner
entbielten lib Der Nbitimntuns. Selbn
wenn olle Gepublifoner, lpel6e nibt
ltimmten, sesen oas 8inneniteueramen=
bement geltimmt batten, 10 lpdre oaIlelbs
benno9, menn aud nit einer eerineen
Mfajpritat, Der 8ia einsefiist iporoen,
9ab lie allo ni6t itimmten, lpieIt feine
Hplle.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

slus Der seplanten isul lion Der
Yrobibitioniiten uno populiiten in un=
ierem County lit ni9ts geporben.
grltere limb benn bo6 su raoifal in Der
SemperenSfrase. Sbr gno5iel 1T bic
uDllise Musrottuns Der Sptrituoienfa=
irritation. SIM uebrisen lpielen bic
Yrobibitionilten unb YopuliIten in unle=
rem COUNTY eine lebr undergraduate
Hplle.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

- Mn anberer Stelle MAIDEN mir auf
Die SbotIa@e auf merriam, baB &epra=
lentant Sane leine eigenen Bills ni6t gu
fennen 1dbeint. g8ar bic grmorp Bill
piellet6t bon einem ieiner Sreunbe im
georbenbe perfabt tpprbeir uno bate lid
Geprdlentant Sane nibt einmal bic
Wt!ibe genpmmen bic Bill bur1suleIen :?
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
SaB tuoblbabenoe eSnIalien uni

- 9aB moblbabenbe SnIalien unle=
ret 9taats=W obltbdtist isteitsanItalten fir
bic in benlelben seno1ene YHese be5ab-
len lollen, lit ni6t mebr als re9t uno
bilis. llnlere Mnitalten entbalten Sn=
laIlen, pelde serabesu reid linb, unb
bod teinen Gent besoblen. Senator
Gorid bat in ber2esislatur einegil eirs=
sebrabt, lpelbe perfiiet. bab iol6e Sn=
laiien fir bic 8flese, Die tie senieben.
beaohlen miillen.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

- Sen neuelten gto6ri6ten Sufolse
baben iest pieoer bic Snlursenten Dor
Gio be Soneiro bebeutenbe @ortbeile
errungen 9ie gia6ri6ten iiber bic
Gage linb 10 mioerlpre6eno, bab es un=
m09li6 III, lib ein ri6tises llrtbeil iiber
oieIelbe gu biloen Sie @el6ibte mirb
na6gerabe duBerit langipeilig.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

ions unb Sobn grp ueeen @dminbels
BET YeniionsanIpriiden semelbet mirb.
Die Werbafteten baben ibre S1ulb ein-
seitanoen nno tperben Sablreibe 8erbof-
tun9en in nd6iter 3eit ertpartet.
Sie @eiammt Subltription auf bic
5=prosentise @olb Nnleibe belGuft lih
auf $5S,002,25o.- Ser S6abamts=
Sefretdr miro lofort nit Der 3utbei-
lung Der Bombs an Die Sublfribenten
beginner.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

Gin Better bes IicefDniss BON
Snoien beiratbet bic einSiee So6ter bes
Brauers 8ab in 2onbpn. Oas &inb
befommt beretnit $3O,OOO,OO0 als CRIB
tbeil. 9as 1T mebr als senus I'm In
Dem gbefOnSert Die erfte Stimme iinsen
Su birfen trob Der gaB=Mbfunft.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
: 8ei oem bDben Mlter @laoltone's

= Bei Dem bDben Nlter Blooltone's
-s5 Sabre = flinst bic Na6ri6t, oaB
ct s,l reliontren geoenfe, our6aus ni6t
lntpabrl 6einli6. SoB aber Der Geiis=
nation @labItone's lofort Elm aries fol-
gen miirbe, lit tupbl faum an5unebmen.
Sas @Dlf6en imYbaraunenlonbe bat iid
raid tpieber persoeen unb nit ben Wir=
rem In Serbien bat &laol tome niebts sn
tbun. 9ie Ntd6te, oeren Sntereiien
li6 in Serbien freuSer, lino III erIter
2inie OeItrei1 unb AuBlano.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

Ilep (pa.), Georp (gal. nnb Gperrb
lGonn. neil lie lofale S9ub36llner
| iino, nnb Cummings, nm einigen slrs
better Orsaniiationen etnen @efalIen
su tbun.
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08
pen1tonsbe etriieereien.

Walbinston, n, 3. 6eb. = Das
penfonsamt bat bonn Spe3ialsgyamina=
tor Gibpatrid in Chattanooga Elm S9rei-
ben erbalten, in uel9em Die Werbaftung
bes &eb. 6. %. 2euts, Wi1iam Sobnz
Der westbote. [volume] (Columbus, Ohio) 1872-1918, 1894-02-08

bate, iudbrenb ipelber Mcgrearp Die
MaBnabmen oes prdi diibenten 9arriion
unb beg Geianbten Stepens seiBelte
uno 9itt bieIelben gu beI96nigen per=
lnhe. had elmer ldnseren beft:sen Se=
batte mdbreno iuel6er li6 namentlt1
Bontelle pon Wtaine ldherlid ma6te,
pertaste li6 bas Saus.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
Lake Weir Precinct Number Nine.

The democratic club of Lake Weir precinct
number nine, met at this place on the z2nd inst,
twenty-threc members being present on
reorganization y N. Campbell was elected chair
man and K. l.. Martin secretary for the next two
years. {. J. Smith was selected executive COM
Alitteeman, and 4. L. Carney appointed a dele.
gate % represent the district at the meeting in
ocala on July 18th, with instructions to vote for
primaries. The club then passed resolutions en-
dorsing Mr. St Clair Abrams views on the sub
ject Of corporations expressed in his speech at
0cala. The club also passed a resolution condemn
ing Mr.. cooper's official acts in congress
The following resolutions were then passed
WHEREAS 1t is one OF the fundamental bed
rock, key stone doctrines of democracy that the
majority shall Iulei the Lake Weir democratic
club sees no reason why this rule should not
work, even from the smallest voting precinct of
county as well as in the largest democratic
councils and governments therefore be it
Rcs0lrcd, by the Lake Weir democratic club
fst, that unless an applicant for any county
state or United States Office, which is made by
appointment lrather than-b by selection by primal
res or regular electionl can FIRST the en-
dorsement of a majority OF the democratic votes
OF his own precinct, said applicant is not worthy
q and should not have the support in any way
~ the county democratic executive committee iii
prosecuting his claim for such an Office
Resolved and, that the Marion county demo-
cratic executive committee be asked to pass
upon and endorse the above resolution as the
best Of democratic doctrine and its rule Of action
81 the future.
The following resolution was also passed
hc Il Rcs0lred, That the Lake Weir demo-
cratic club takes great pleasure in presenting to
the democratic voters OF Marion county in fri-
mary election, the name OF Hon. Il r. f. Harris
" Ocaln for our next state senator, and Mr.. c. T.
tnuNp ~ Lake Weir precinct as one of our next
ftrIt4ntatives feeling that If such men repre-
5tnI - ~ our legislative councils that our best
int< local county and state, will be upheld
and Nfomoted, and we cheerflliy tender them
Ilt u<mocratic support Of this precinct and ask
them % announce themselves for these positions
cratic voters of the county will rally to their sup
port
htsolrcd That copy Of the above resolutions
uuhiicaffon
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
IN MEMORIAM.

Died in caudier FLA, May 72nd, 1894, Mrs c.
s, Jones, wifeof Rev W. w. Jones Aged sixty
five years and five days.
sister Jones was worthy member Of the
methodist Episcopal church since childhood, also
a member Of the Methodist Episcopal Ladies' Aid
Society Of Gambler since its organization.
Though her illness was Of several years duration
she was never known to murmur or complain,
but ever anxious to cross over the river to rest
beneath tile trees on the other shore in the bos-
ON of our Blessed Redeemer.
WHEREAS, Death has once more entered our
ranks and removed one of our most earnest help
ers aIid who held high place in our. esteem,
therefore be it
Resolred That we hereby assure the family of
our deceased sister of our heartfelt sympathy in
this their hour of bereavement
Resolved That page in our minute book be
inscribed to her memory; also that copy of these
resolutions be given to the family of our deceased
sister, and that they be seut to the ocala Banner
for publication.
(Signedl MRS r. S. WILSON.
Bp order of Mrs. A. d. Moore, president NJ f.
A Z
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
THE SECURITY ABSTRACT. COMPANY
Ready for Business.
North end Ocala House Block,
OCALA, FLORIDA.
w. w. ely ATT, Manager. :.
The F. F. & v. G. A.

The Banner received Manager Gill
let's letter, which he sent tC Mr. 5.
G. Hull, of Apopka, answering every
objection presented why the Florida
Fruit and Vegetable Growers Associa-
should not found an organization at
every shipping station in the state.
Want of room is our only excuse for
not publishing ii in full. He puts the
case strong in favor of restricted
shipments of fruit. He forcibly says
the growers might have their entire
crops sent to market without cent of
railroad charges, yet if all the fruit
was rushed in at once, or congested
market maintained, no prices would
be realized for IT,
Growers must pool their issues or
they will continue to be the foot Ball
of circumstances and do losing bust
ness.
Manager Giilett plainly points out
why certain kinds of solicitors, COM
mission men and home buyers take
such pleasure In working against the
growers association and dissuading
orange growers from joining it.
BY all means LEI the growers and
producers of Florida products join the
Florida Fruit and Vegetable Growers
Association.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
Resolutions of Resnect.

The following resolutions were adopted by the
Morning star Lodge No. "a, f, and A. NJ, Elec-
ira, Fla, on the death Of Past Master Marcus T..
surls;
WHEREAS, The Supreme Master of tile Uni
uerse, in His wisdom has seen fit to remove from
this lodge 10 the Supreme Lodge above our Past
Master aud brother Marcus L. Suris, therefore
belt
ReS0iUed, That in the death of Bro Surls this
lodge loses true and devotit Mason; that The.
patrons Of Lynne postoffice lose faithful and
accommodating postmaster; that extend to
his family III their great aftliction our synpa-
tllies, and may the God who has promised to be
a father to the tatherless and husband TO the
widow, verify this promise to them. BE il further
Res0ired, That page in the minutes of this
lodge be dedicated TO his memory; that these res
olutons be recorded in the minutes of this lodge
copy sent 20 his bercaved family and a copy to
the Ocaia Banner for publication.
c. J. SMITH,
NJ. r. MArRIS
j. W. INNS,
COMMITTEES
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

Al The Anthony Methodist church on the even
ng Of June alst Mr.. Kit sonter, Of SPAR. and
Miss Minnie Montgomery. &c Anthony, were
made one BY Rev. Mr.. Cratan, Of the latter
place. cupid certainly did his share for the hap
py codple, judging By bright smiles. love.lit eyes
aud merry conversation Miss Gene Swain PLAYED
the wedding march when in marched Eaton
Iindner and certie Swain, Moses Liddeli sheliie
soutcr, John Robinson and Emma ELLISON, Frank
Young Pansy souter, Mr. Kit souter ana Miss
Minnie Montgomery
The altar was beautifully decorated with ever
greens and white blossoms From an arch under
which the couple stood vas suspended the letters
IS. and u Love one another sssas exquisitely
arranged n hanging letters
The church was filed TO overlooking with
friends from all the different towns IN the neigh
borho0d An elegant reception was given BY the
efoo,n's sister. Mrs. Isabel Kendrick. who was
ably assisted BY afrs. Willie Kendrick II was
altogether 50 enjoyable that we Of Spar hope ere
long to receive another invitation. Why not
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
MACK DAVIS
THE HICKORY ISLAND HOUSE.
On the Gulf Coast.

Best point on the coast for hunting
and fishing. The Island is open to
the Gulf, and is situated three miles
north of the mouth of the Witlacoo-
chez river twenty miles south of Ce-
dar Keys and twenty miles west of
Dnnnellon.
My wagon makes weekly trip to
Dunnellon, going up Friday evening
IN returning Saturday morning.
Coming via Ceday Key take boat,
which passes the island daily.
Rates per day, 81 per week, SIS.
Health unsurpassed accommodations
good. Call on 81 address
c. J. HoDaEs,
5-le2ms Dunnellon, Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

Says Kate Fields Washington !:
1.-Two of the handsomest southern wo-
men at the capital are the wives of
Senator Call, of Florida, and Senator
Blanchard, of Louisiana. Both pos
sess that cordiality of manner that dis
tinguishes our southern brothers and
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

Cough and cold ATE the danger sig
iials,n which nature has provided to
warn the unfortunate victim that the
affection which Is now confined to the
head and chest may soon reach the
lungs. To avoid such a calamity take
DIR. Bulls Cough Syrup when you first
catch cold.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
A RETIRED BUSINESS WOMAN.
a Page from Her Eiistory.

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eminent specialist in heart disease, is sold by
all druggists on q positive guarantee or sent
by the DR. Miles Medical Co. Eikhart Ind. on
receipt OF price, 81 per bottle, six bottles for
20, express prepaid. II is positively free from
al OplateS or - tlgeT0uS dfugs,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
Death Of GUY Hood.
lliilittee

Died, at Dunneilon, Florida, June 18TH 1894
Of hemoragic fever. Guy Hood, Youngest son 81
Nh. aud Mrs L. w. Hood, aged eight years and
eleven months.
Guy was singulariy bright intelligent and af-
fectiouate boy, the pet aud pride of his parents
and brothers His life gave promise Of good
things and great; his early death has broken This
promise to orr mortal sense but has fulfilled il TO
the heart Of faith. Has he not out seen us and
come first to The goalf Eye hath not seen, ear
hath not heard, but 50 shall he ever be with the
Lord
Gone from our arms is Guy
Gone from eur hearts, ali. never
Gone to the mansions high,
Gone where our hearts rest ever.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

The Young Peoples Mutual I'm
provement Society will meet Friday
evening, July 9Th, at the Ocala Libra
ry rooms. The last debate on the ell
yer question was very interesting
and instructive one, and reflected
great credit on the participants.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

Mr.. N. n. Campbell, the Sergeant S.
Prentiss of Lake Weir, has been in
the city during the week. Mr.. Camp
bells splendid powers will be exerted
in the campaign this fall. He has re-
Gently been made chairman of the
Lake Weir democratic club.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

Few of our people realize the amount
of gratuitous work Chief Campbell
has done to get up celebration to
properly observe the 4th of July.
Such zeal, devotion and unselfish citi-
zenship is worthy of the highest
plaudits.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
SOLD By ALL DRUGGISTS.

Mr.. +. b. Beckham, manager of the
Stonewall mine, near Blue Springs,
was in the city last Friday to renew
his obligations to the Banner and to
say their new machinery is working
nicely, and that the company is max,
ing a big shipment of phosphate.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
Plant System Holiday Rates Savannah.
Charleston, Columbia, Cleveland !,
and Washington. .. Il.

and Washington, D. g.
On July 2 will sell found trip tickets,
Ocala, to Savannah IS; to Charleston
and Columbia 81 good to return 10
days(rom date Of sale. Train leaves
Ocala 4 Is p. m.., arrive Savannah Z
o'clock next morning, Charleston II
noon, and Columbia same evening.
Sleeper Ocala to Savannah. July s, .
and 10 will sell round trip tickets to
Cleveland, Ohio, for one fare good to
return July 81, or until September Is,
1894.
K. of P. Washington, d. c., August
q. The S. II. & w. and A. C. l.. have
been selected by the Colonel and his
staff as official lines for this occasion.
Fare announced, one fare plus 81 for
round trip. Train leaving Ocala Ais
p. m. will make connection at Sa-
vannah with special headquarters
train from Jacksonville.
For date of sale, tickets, ETC., call on
III. G.. Haycraft, city ticket agent.
Office in Ocala House office.