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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
Great Crop In Ncbraskn.

st. Louis Republic
High officials of the Burlington say that
With Sood weather for ten days tho corn
crop OF Nebraska will aggregate $50. 900 COO
bushels. and that II good weather continues
until the middle Of the coming month the
yield Will be more. nearly 400. 000, 900
bushels. Nearly every crib ut railroad
stations. II Is said, is filled with last years
mated at 10000. 600 bushels.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
Grain Tor Export.

The Houston East and West Texas Il
getting considerable grain from the Kansas
City. Pittsburg and Gulf which goes TO
Galveston for export. One day last week
the road had 100 cars, which came VIZ
Houston and over the Bay Shore Lins y
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22

Houston railroads yesterday brought to
the city 372S bales of cotton, the Southern
Pacific leading with total of l716 bales
The Arkansas Pass figure on good business
Monday from the coast country. where a
great deal of cotton Is said to be ready for
shipment. The receipts were:
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Ready for business Mo,aox

The Houston East and West Texas win
formerly open their city ticket and pas
senger office at No. 40S Main street Monday
win u, N. Mills, late of the Southern Pa
enc. In charge. a complete stock OF tick
cts are on hand, which will enable them 10
route the travelling public in any direction
they wish to 20
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w II. COMMITS PROMOTED

Cleveland, Ohio. August q lit Is an
no,nced with authority that W. H. Con-
milf, general manager OF the Lake shore
VIII be rendered the presidency of the
Nickel Plato railway early next week, He
win succeed S. r., Galloway, who has just
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22

i Hill, J. r. Mobley. Austin; N.
~ Texas; II. Il. Maddox, Phila.
E. Hill, Livingston; II. A
= Chicago: II. G. Chambers, Phil
H. p. Draught. San Antonio;
Hammond, NJ. X. and Il. rail-
4 n. Nicholson, New York; w. NJ.
Jon, Sherman; l.. Fl. Billiard,
ka T. Rock, Lake Charles: Ben
RNsw York: M. Z. Rosenberg, At
kC.: B. Griffin. Corrigan; C. |. NIL
q Louis; s. I. Munger, Dallas; s.
Son, Cincinnati. Ohio; s. w. Log
New Haven, Conn; ]. T.. Smyth.
BE: r. H. Nye, Dallas; John II.
IGslyeston: A. c. Tompkins, Hemp.
J Charles T. Neale, Dallas: c. L
q Texas: T. II. Thomo, Waco: o. l..
st. Louis, b. w. Hunter, Mrs. r
inter, Miss Mary Hugh Hunter.
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Mr.. CniIn,vny's History.

S. r. Galloway the newly elected presi.
dent of the Lake Shore, began railroad
work in 1868, as a clerk In the auditors
office of the Grand Trunk, and held vari.
GUS positions on that road until 1869, when
he was appointed chief clerk to the super,
intendent Of the Great Western. In 1871
he was appointed private secretary to the
general manager of the same road. He was
superintendent Of the Detroit and Milwau-
kee, general superintendent OF the Detroit.
Saginaw and Bay City, general manager OF
the Chicago and Grand Trunk, president OF
the Chicago and Western Indiana and Belt
road and second vice president and gen.
eral manager OF the Union Pacific. From
1887 to 1925 he was president Of the Toledo,
st. Louis and Kansas City, and In 1896
he was appointed president of the Nickel
Plate.
While president of the Nickel Plate MIR.
Galloway has made a decidedly good rec
ord and he is generally considered an able
railroad executive. Mr.. Galloway will con-
tinue at the head of the Nickel Plate untl
his successor is elected.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
JAS. Butte,
HOuSTON.
BAY SHORE linz
SUNDAY SCHEDULE:

Trains leave lonston; 600 II, m for La
Porte, Soabrook and clear Creek $40 u.
m, 30 u. ~. 500 p. m, for all points:
II % n. m Tor Galveston,
Returning trains leave Galveston: GO
q, m, 20 y. III. and $50 y. m. from tfn3en
depot S,31 y. M and 1880 D. m. from
fremont street and Avenue \
Leave Seabrook: 7;lo u. m 2;l0 .. m.
go y. m.
iieuvc IN Porte SYLVAN BaaclD TAO
a m, 200 y. M. 1880 p. m and 1890 o. m.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
TcNn. Central Changes Timc

A new time card on the Texas Central
goes into effect at midnight. Their morning
train leaving Waco at 1850 o'clock viii de-
part at $3.50 O'Clock, II being the only
change
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
A LAW OF vENEzuEt.A.
~ grants Concessions for the Pro-
motion of Railroad Nuildtnx.

uranus concessions for the Pro-
motion of Railroad BUILDING.
Washington, August 21.--The text Of the
new law of Venezuela granting subsidies
etc, for railroad construction has been
sent to the state department by Consul
Plumacher at Maracaibo 1t authorized
the president to grant railroad concessions
ior loo years and exclusive concessions for
torty years. On permanent roads subal-
dies may be given of 10000 bolivars per
twenty kilometers of level road, 10000 boil
vars on broken or swampy road and 80 900
oolvars on mountain roads. On prospect
I've roads the subsidies run from 10000 to
S0,oo0 bolivars per twenty kilometers. Rail
road contractors must pay 20 boliyars per
kllometer and must deposit 100000 bolivars
as guarantee of completing the road. Con-
cessions eau not be transferred to foreign
governments
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FOR THE FAITH HOME.
A Garden Concert and Hop at Tur.
ner Hall.

Garden Concert nnd Hop at Tur-
ner Hall.
The Knights OF Maccabees will give Z
garden concert and hop at Turner Hall on
Thursday evening. August &c. for the benz
eft Of the Faith Home, when the following
musical programme will be rendered by
Lewis Military band:
Grand March-~"silver Trumpets".....
Medley selection-"Com Fantasy.
......... - $3.50 - '''..'.'noilihs""
Wal,z-"ll Nino"........ ....., Petite
Oyerture--"Golden Fleece. $50. Layallce
Selection Macbeth" -. -. Verdi
Ccockoo Polka. ................."O riginaI'
Waltz. Lancers. Two-step. Polka. schot-
tische
Part IL
Negro Melody, .,.... ma Angeline"
Selection Tannhnuser". .. wagner
Waltz--"Nantasket" ~. -. ...Fahrbach
Mserere. from III Troyatore" flor cor
net and trombone).. ...sf... ~. Verdi
Overture--"A Ticklish Yankee" Boyer
Finale--"Good Speed" galoo. Bernard
Waltz. Lancers. Polka. Two-step. schot-
tische Waltz. Home. Sweet Home
Arrangement commitfee--H. p. Thorn
SEN Charles Weiss, a. Kleiber
Floor committee-H. a. Halverton. M.
l.. Weber w. r. Namendorf, W. Mather
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ANOTHER TO HEAR FROM,
Ar. Ripley Says Yes: Mr.. Ssroent
Says No.
INTERNATIONAL is NOT ON RECORD.
We" Orleans Rate Situation . ~
~ one-Lone star, However,
Ready to DO business,

The denial OF General Agent Miller a,
.ae ie&as and Pacific at New Orleans tha,
MS road and the Lone Star steamship line
were putting in cheap rate from Now
Iork to that city, in conjunction with ,ha
International and Great Northern. IN.
statement by Mr.. Ripley, traffic MANAGER
ior the steamship line, that the rates are
~ erect ana being used, and another de.
MAJ oy Mr.. Sargent. general freight agent
OF the Texas and Pacific, places the lines
interested in peculiar attitude before IN.
public. -e
MT. Ripley is reported as saving IN,
arms are on file at Washington. in COM
p'iahce with the law. while information
from Mr.. Sargent at Dallas received YES.
'ercay In response to a telegram on thu
SUBJECT, is to the effect that the renort :.
mistake and that his road is not MARTY
TO the combination. Mr. Riplev saws -,
aaa''ion to what is before quoted that the
matter was taken up with Gould officials
highest in authority, who made the agree
ment and rate themselves.
In this connection 1t might be stated
That the interstate commerce commission
ID" governing the making of through rates
TO interstate points is Imperative and ex-
pressiy says that through rate over two
or more lines can not be quoted unless tho
connecting lines consent II the Jntern,-
tional and Texas and Pacific are using the
new Orleans rates in conjunction with the
Lone Star, the approval of their officials
Is record at the National capital
No reconciliation Of statements could bc
effected yesterday and as the International
and Great Northern has not been heard
from. there is nothing definite. The Lone
Star, however, is reported to have accept
ed freight for New Orleans at the rates
quoted August IS.
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Joseph r. Commane left Buffalo, N. r..
six months ago for Houston via New York
City. Last heard from In Atlanta. Ca
Any ono knowing his whereabouts will con-
fer favor BY writing bis mother, Mrs. y.
Commane. ~ Main street, Buffalo. n. ~
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THE HOTELS.
CAPITOL.
= HOTEL
ARRIVALS.

ARRIVALS.
Rates. $3.50 to
800 . er day.
8 l x t y elegant
70 o m s with
bath. l. \ r & Q
sample rooInA
Centrally locat-
ed. Best accom-
modations for
commercial men
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THE NEW
HUTCHINS i: : {:
/: !: !: /: HOUSE

~ M HOUSE.
~ Hrts W. T. and ]. r.
t(11y,ssN Boyle. proprictors.
&Hz2sA Rates. s2.G9 and
fSRakW Il. p. - head
|r',N quarters.
|falmer. Tom Turner and wife, C.
|ns VIE, n. G. kittrell, Jr., city:
new Orleans; w. l.. Mcbride,
nail San Antonio; II. ]. Cooper,
aorado and Santa Pc; s. ]. End
aeport; j. p. Fl. Kerr, Flatonia.
|Ice, J. A. Burton, LAGRANGE;
anard, Sam Hayter, p. c. Rich
EMs ii Crouch, Nacogdoches; G.
rogansport; in. Votaw, Beam
r. Bickrell, New York: A. d.
ss4sco A. l.. Heinrich, Mem,
nnempier, Fort Worth: IT. s.
ason; @. w. Kidd, Beaumont;
" Columbus: d. r. Hart, Den
4, K. Lyle, San Antonio. u. T..
smildelphia: Homer r. Mitch
Arson Houston; +. p. Brown.
AW, Human. S. b. Cooper. Gal.
snSatles NJ. McRein, George II.
ange; DR.. George A. Lank-
w II. Fl. Owen. La Porte: j
Wnarton: j. NJ. Harrison. L.
Naxahachie; A. ID. Nash, San
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1897-08-22
FLORENCE CRITTENToN HOME
VIII lie Opened Next Wcck-Mrs.
Yates In Charge.

To the Editor of Tho Post.
Houston, Texas. August IL beg to sub
NIT n report OF the board of trustees Of
the Florence Crttenton Home, showing
what thew have done in the work since
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W. T. and ]. r.
Boyle. proprictors.
Rates. SEQ and
$50 per day.
II. p. a head
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The True r. msdy

w N K pin, editor T.sa,iw,
Ii Ctr f. SAYS: w VIZ t
keep house with uf d, King s
N y d &C very Fl Con>ump,ion
Cough aad Colds Ex5crimrneco
with nanv others, bu rever go
3 e tru, remedy mil We use7 ID
K g's New Discovery N otoer
remedy Can take is place in cur
home, IS in it We Rave 4 certeis
and sure cure TO Coughs, Colds
Whoop.ag Cub, &c It is ID C
Z 4x9crimenr win other meoir>,
even If they are urged on you a
JUS as go@d ~ d. Klne's n =
D -coa ry Icy ar MT as good.
b causf this ~smeds his Il record
If cure~ and b sizes is guaranteed
L never fall to satisfy TrIa
battles free al + {. A " rth & GO.
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NOTICE
In County Jodg , & TT M 10
Cn1ntN florida

In County Judg & or M 10
County, F."r1da
y, toe C"u"sy Ju@ e. It 81 q c.:
Where 5, H@rbsr A Ford, g.
app:Icd TO hIs'court tor tetCers oi
admins ,ration en- the estate OF
Brynjuh A@-t'z ai-O BrYnjH +
Arentz don 6 bn,,ness as +. Areotz
& c., s.e,e a,>d, Idrt - @a'd u
~ It Ma on
Th"se are, Th@ref fire. 30 cire a"c
admoDlsh ali and singular the kir-
bred and CREDITORS # sal, decea>-
ID, - b. ard dppear before this
Courr, ID or b, fore : h 18Th DIV
If January. A d, 1897. and file
obj@c ions, If any they have, to III
granting lstecrs a. 4fnresatd, Other
wise he same vii b. granted as
prayed.
W.;nvzs my name As County
J1dg OF the cnun'y 4t"r~~ id, this
18th DIV OF y vrmher. 1896.
JAS Il HILL. Cruot> Ju1ge.
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LEAVE.

M % Daily, 1878 P: ~, for Ieesourg Fit;
IL Intermediate st-ti rs.
No Ok Daily, .:5r =. NJ, TO- Lcesburg Fi-z-
W. OJ gerald, riby, I.akeland. Tampa,
Barlow and punta Gorca making close
connection eeaburg for rustis. UHati.la
Aotur, IayareS and al stations on -. !. y l. +.
: k. at titzger ID fCr BCooksvile a. Iri by for
Pete sburg south, and Glenn mt, skland. an
ford and all st tiors north. on ;. I 81. +. X. X
az Lakeland fc- Purta Gorda. Arcadia, Barlow an
all intermediate stations, and Tampa and Port
| ampa west. and II stations G. st to "A ford
Hn 70 Tally, I:35 p. NJ, 70. Gainesville, Lake
w. 10 City, Live ak. Savannah nd all
ncctiCn Via Rochelle for alatka, Ia sJnviie md
all tcrrnidate stat ons NJ. % Car IL through
l=eper from Port Tamra to 81. Louis VII Ocala
Gainesville. MOntgon cry and l. < y.
NJ, % Daiiy, :; i. ~, for Cares lie Live
~ . TX Oak, WayCrosS. Montgomery, Charles
ton ana I'll points north, cast. and
Port TAMPA TO New 70 k. via OCala, Gaines lille,
Savannah and Gu rleston.
Nh i'm Daily. 40? p. NJ. ,Ro hele, Palstka
II . l~TU Jacksonville, and all nteTne II + sta
tions Connect z t Ja-kso' vale with IL aims
divergirG.
Nh az Daily de,0qrts, go a. N evrept sun
II a TG day for Jul cite md intermediate sta
tions.
An d. Daily departs, 40 Z. NJ for Juliette
W., III Port Tampa and all points south. and
daily except Sunday tor Crystal AM
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UNDER AND BY VIRTUE

UNDER AND BY VIRTUE
OF A FINA! DECREE rercer
d on he 81 d or Au- U.s., A
ID 1896 b. - H n"rob J IN d.
h one, j9dze the Clrtur
our IF th' 7 r judicial Circuit ct
| Florida, IN and TO Lake C.unty
In char Gerry, In Certain cause
therein pending, transferred from
he Marlin Coun'y,in the FIFTH
JUDICIAL circuit OF F orids. wherein
L WIS Davi~ls compla ran Thorn
= Z. Gary, ct VIZ def ndants.
rhe undersigned special master
named ana appoinTed rh'r~ir t
execu said deere will. -, Mon
aay ths Ist d4y II F. b,uary A. D..
1897. between trc bur FIJI an.
p n, IN front OF the SOU h
'onr OF the court house in Oca q,
MArIon 90, r q IF r md KIP Sc
o. SAL, and Will sell 1T iubjic auc-
-, t r cash, :" he h 6 o4st ard
ct 81 der thr,e for, the mOrtgag-
i PR nj c. d~>cr'btd IL said fr4l
crs-: lyIrg and berg MarI"n
Cou' y, FioVlna, t. wi Beginning
- center If ire dividing the Al
varez Grant east and west, and
or h and south, Ikence rupning
uCb SIS Yards, rhercr st 400
Yards thence pnrth SIS Yards,
oerc@ vast 40 wards to re point
- b. ginning containi s 50 acres
and more ar 'ess. A SO, Lor
n 81 accordi' E t. th. survey AID
olac f t1t S NJ @ G4ry'~ addi-
i'm 70 Oc4 Z, b~'ng situate IN the
West b # OF the Southeast our
er Of secri"n IS Township IS
5 utr, r .nse p L S: A 50, that
cr,tain tract de- ciibed IS com
10 nci 6 At tn S'u ives cornor
t NJ $. LucrerIa Pikr's Iot on
F n KIM Avenue in the city Of
Ocala, thence ri; ming north 23I
fect, t. S j b. minis 10, thar CT
80 airy "a O. Is e ~ rCf
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Masters Sale

Undsr i d bY >ir1u Of 4 fl sel
decree rendtrs d on toe an day ot
Dc A d 1896, by t e Hoo w.
A. Hock>-s, dye "t tn 5 al
ciai circuit IL and for Marion Co.,
IN cha Gerry In a CtTa1n Ceuse
pending in said court wherein Geo.
A n 81 was C"mp'aInant and
Cna?lrs f Courrs ard o,t>e were
the defendants, 1.-The u d rsIened
special master, namrd and ap-
pointed In Said deere to eX cute
'he same. Will, on Monday. TIRE 4rh
: Nv # February. A, D. '8o7. re-
tween the hours Of tn a m, and
o. ~ ffzr an expose for sal
front Of the south door OF the
court house in Ocaia, F a., ard
will sell to the h'ghesr and best
bidder for cash the mortgaged
r+ns1ss ana prrSona proper V
ent;oned ard DESCRIBED IN SID
bill, to-wit: The following land
in Marion county, Florida, com
mencing IA chains and 25 links
south of til. NV corner OF the.
soue west quarter # section u,
owr ship I6 S of range p east,
hence cas- 20 chains SOUR 9 Id
chains vest 20 chains. thence
orth to p int at beginning, Con-
aiming IN II IS acres r'0re or
So, and also t"l!nwir z personal
property, viz: One pldet colored
horse about eight years old about
II hands high named Friday"
! wo horse Srudebaker wagon, 2
cows marke- swallow fork and
lnder b., in each ear. and four
sriir2s marked with a figure !
- each ear, 5 snws ard IS $hoa S
narked w h = figure 7 in each ear
so much as vii sd ,>fy said o.
cree ard costs
w w MARTIN,
Special NJ ster IN Char Gerry.
r .ymond B Bullock,
C"mpla'' an S :ic,tor.
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Only Betwean JaoksonvIs
copper AsbeviAe
Mountain Resorts.
+DaIyexcept Sunday. +Daty cxcepr Monday,
Connections Tampa fer St. Petersburg
Manatee River aud Key Wes ami Havana Steamer Mn
atee for ri StaIke TOR Lacrosse At
Connects Tallahassee St marks
Apachicoa AT River Junction for Chattahocchee
river AT Ocala FIR Eomosassa
All baggage be checked from Union Depot Tickets still sold
Hogan
office J.. L MARSH Ticket Agent.
Wesi Bay ST, Ger Hogan, Jacksonville, Fla
r w CAMPBELL, WALTER q. COLEMAN,
Agent, General Travelling Agent Jacksonville
s. PENNINGTON, A o. Mao DoNELL,
Traffic Manager General Passenger Agent.
DozIER T1ckcc Agent, Ocala. Fla
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We have 'un b. r # very d
sirabi= AND 1iceIy a"Ca' ed d~e'i'ng
tor r ut and I'm for sale It grt =
bargains. Also >''".e fine sun"
bar homes. ra' E. grow :. veg
table I'd ';mn, lard 70 S u at ;
g. a, scr,fce. If you want It
sell, buy or trad,- c4l, without Il,
faY and consult
Fl IsLEY & Co.
Rno~n d IN F,rst NaFinral Bu'I6
ing. OcA
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SHERIFF'S SALE.

Under and by virtue of an execution issued out
OF and unde' the seal of the Circuit Cour in and
for Ma ion County, Florida. In matter, where
in Thomas ]. Myers IS Plaintiff, and b. lluPre
Hodge, "a Sheriff of Marion COUNTY, Ex-Oficio
Administrator of the Estate of Harry Summers,
late OF Marion County. deceased, is defendant |
have LEVIED upon and will on s1onday the Ist day
of February, A. p 1897, he same, being the legal
cash in front of the Court House door in the City
OF Ocala, FLORIDA, during the legal hours of sale,
the following described Real Estate in Marion
County, Florida to-wit: The South half of the
Northwest quarter f ~outnwes- quarter of Sec
ton Il. TOWNSHIP II. Range East.
3. DuPre Hodge, the Sheriff of Ma ion
County. Florida, being in err sted as a party de
fend mt in the above styled cause, and the laws OF
Florida, having vested n with the right to act in
his stead in such cases SAID alb proFe rty be-
ing levied upon and sold to satisfy said execution
and costs. I. d CRAWFORD,
Justi of the re &c,
Dist No. l. Marion County, Florida.
Edwin Spencer,
Plaintiffs Attorney.
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Edwin Spencer,
Plaintiffs AttOr

NOTICE TO CREDITORS AND OTHERS
Creditors. Legatees, distributes and all PERSONS
having claims or deman against the Estate of
Thou as playfair Lloyd deceased. must 1 esent
them within two years. And all PEI sons indebted
to said deceased Estate must settle the same at
once HENRY y. LLOYD,
January 1st, 1897. Executor.
p. O.. OCala Fla.
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Th= steamship Ford has 7
suned serve b tw~er P..rt t.
"a aid NJ bill szel~~g ~ tn. +
low z c1~ios~:
Lv Pt F@nua Sa'usd 0:3O
~ n h - nd. 500
Lv NJ bsic Tuesdays 200 =
Ar. p Tampa Thu SHAY 800 e.c.
tn ste7r: >rar. Fl ria his -s.s
=@a~ - os-~-~.s:. 80 - h = :
au" sseaed cla>a cab pasaoas~
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Nus SO am s. carry CucifnA:l
ana Fonda L:rli CT Solid Vest
bu 90 trans. Also The CIpCluna1
Sleeper VIA A>hevllle AID tn,
K nsAs Guy Seeptrs. Cos
ccnnecEions for Chicago AID a
western points. Pu man Passeu-
gers for Atlanta should yatc b,Elhs
liz the Kansas Ci1y s.ecpar, when
does net myve from Atlanta Untii
9 m
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Take *: PLANT SYSTEM For F,,a as
Schedule in effect Dee. 20, 1896
Arrival aud Departure of Trains at OCala, Fla

Tram eavng Oca I35pn I:55 Gainesville and High
Springs Sol Tram With Cnangc, making direct
ion at Waycross With Pullman Sleeping Cars TO- Nv YORK;
Pullman Seepers for Macon, Atlanta Cha and Nashville
for goory, l}nins Nashville s. Louis with
WITH Pullman Sleepers Louis
vile, Mcm0NIs Kansas City ard all prinCip. points
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These time tables show The RI which trains be expacted
from several stations but their arrival and
departure stated guaranteed does The
hold responsible any delay arising
T. D RAINIER Assistant General Passenger Agent
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Liuan> Tabuias
3lDans TaDr.es cure bad 0Teatb
i mans Tanntaa cure torpid iiR~;

--lpaHs Ta;sulaS cure nausea
Rip3nS TaDuleS. at druggists
RiDaEs Tahules cure dizziness
9ipa1S T at:uts-z 4-=rsG ilEr=EtGL
Rlpans 7 huies gentle "attarti'
Rf1an4 TahGle, cure indigestion
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o cure a Cold i'm One Day

lie ax4.1vs B om' Qul'.'ne TAB
t. Al druggists refu"d tht
4uev # t falls tn curs 25c
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-13

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Through Pullman Sleerers between Jacksonville
and Cincinnati.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-01-13

CINCINNATI AID JACKSONVILLE
The daily morning journal and courier. [volume] (New Haven, Conn.) 1894-1907, 1897-05-08
1T WILL NOT RIP.
1t is Honest and This is Saying a Great


The most convenient form in which
to use a dentifrice is paste. Bottles
break and powders waste. But this is
not the reason Pearlo- dento is a paste.
The true reason is that only in a paste
can you combine all the ingredients es-
sential in the ideal preparation for
cleasing and keeping healthy the teeth
and the gums And we can say with
no fear of contradiction among those
who know, that Pearlo-dento is the
only dentifrice that combines all the
essential substances. Moreover, every
ingredient of Pearlo-dento is the best
that can be produced. You do not find
it loaded with grit You do not find it
made up of the cheapest stuff that will
made bulk to sell Pearlo-dento stands
alone as the only dentifrice whose aim
is to satisfy the judgment of the den
tai surgeon.
People are getting tired of the cheap
mixtures. They have had their day.
You might just as well use sand as
some of them, and would be a great
deal better off if you used nothing. We
can think of nothing else than film
fam" to express the way many people
are hoodwinked by cheap stuff for the
teeth.
Pearlo-dento contains an antiseptic, a
stimulant for the gums, a smooth pol
ish, and everything else needed in the
care OF the mouth except a soft tooth
brush. Don't use hard brush; get a
soft one and then use Pearlo-dento
freely. You need not be over particular
ing it, for there is no harmful reaction
When We think of some of the widely
advertised tooth preparations 'fOI
teeth and breath" we are reminded OF
the man who sold a suit of clothes and
gave with it a needle and thread tC
sew up the rips. You don't want
clothes that are guaranteed to rip. Try
Pearlo-dento. Ask your druggist for it