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Very the gossSs, modern styles, sell
ing al Fl. y Master, this week al cuE
prices. A great chance for the ladies
to obte'n the latest styles al very Iow
rrjr.
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Are gaining favor rapidly wA n N
Business men aud travel -
ers carry them In vest HHS
parkets. ladies carry them
in purses. sausekeepsSs keep them irs meaifiEe
elosets, fFieuss recommend thea 70 friends &c.


People who have never before visit
ed TIE Racket are astonished at the
variety OF useful household articles to
be found there.
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Having clairrs o. Demands Arair-, ~ r.fate
. Mary Cozyers
NOTICE Is lIEGERv GIVEN ratrr ~rEn.
atpls segaisy~. fiis-sflnfler. ARA ~ -.-rls
a.s.liS e-a.rls ~ demands a1ainsf fhe -.tate .l
AAkf SeNNESS. iaie ST Marton c1-rt-. riar
ia@ 70 prescnt TIE sause Go are .,--.7r.--..f A.
--.l-a ttor 80 sa.A ess.s-. s.-fi.sr te iire
- $50 ~ l-lF. o. tltr Efne 9,I ae tdrerrf
a'-'-tN a'i1 payment thtFesil Fr.issrz
Cltre. Eslf5La r-r.St
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a NEW REAL ESTATE FIRM
Money in Sight For Investors.

Money in Sight For Investors.
Horace 2. Eagleton, dealer in all
kinds of improved real estate i'm Mar
ion, Lake and the other counties nf
the state. Call on or write 70
HORACE P. EAGLETog,
Room Notes Block, Leeshurg, Fla
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Colby's Art Studio,

Those in need Of landscape, homes
scenic or photo pictures, should not
forget COlby's Art Studio, where only
first class and artistic work will con.
tinue To be done by
W a. IRVINE, Prop,
Ocala, Fla.
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AT MONEY ORDER RATES.

Don't bother yourself to write appii-
csiions for money orders, but use New
York or jacksonville exchange at
r,.,stnffiee and express order rates:
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Don't forget 10 put your teams up al
Carniicheal's free wagon yard. oppO-
site the F. &. & P. depot. 6-il-2t
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Five-room house and good outhouses
forty acres IN orange trees, all doing
nicely; only two miles from Ocala.
VIII sell cheap. Apply at this office.
5 2S-tf
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IF you want fine pigs buy from II,
q. Webb, Lafayette, Ala. as be Will
treat you right IN every respect.
6-fI-2s
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ERIE MEDICAL CO., s s. sEA9Sss /. 81 7:

Lost-Black and white pointer bitch,
between 0cala and Leroy, on May p
had leather collar, about one and one
half inches wide, buckle broken,
around neck has black head and ears,
with white stripe running down side
Of nose; answers TO the name of Pat
tie" Reward will be paid to finder on
return, or information leading to re-
covery. ]. w. Vogt, OcaIa, Fla. 81
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

Over 3gU ladies' waists, assorted
styles and of the very latest patterns
at II. B. Masters.
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Mrs. :. r. Sistrunk returned home
Monday from few weeks visit TO st.
Augustine
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11
retter. salt-Rheum ana Eezema.

The intense itching and sInarting. Incl
lent TO these diseases, is instantly allsyed
by applying Chamberlain 5 Eye and
Skin Ointment. Many very bad cases
have been permanently cured by l. Il
is equally efficient for itching piles and
a fav0rite remedy for sore nipples,
chapped hands, chiIblains. frost rites
and chronic sore eyes. % cts Fer box.
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DIR. Cady's Condition Powders arr
Just what a horse needs when N bad
condition. Tonic, blood purifier and
verInifuge. They ara not food ou
medicine and the best IN use to pUf
horse in prime condition Price =
cents per package.
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I5o odd vests at half price at j. J.
Fulier's.
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Star Poland Pig, finest blood, not
akin. For sale BY III. q. Webb. La
Fayetts, Ala. 6-ll-2t-
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The finest hog In the world for this
climate can - bought from H. o.
Webb, Lafayette. Ala. s-ll-zt-
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Latest styles and best quality 81
sloe-. ladies and gents, at II. B. Mas
ter's, and Al lowest possible figures.
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IA. zTa. Ear.

The democratic party will IN 800
reiterate its demand for free and IN
limited coinage at IS To ], and i viii
be opposed By those who az that time
believe ia a gold standard This being
A. certain a. any future event can be.
Why should thSse affiliate now who
expect % engage IN combat 30 soon
hereafter. We how have harmo-
niou. democratic party and we have
bailotiug organization which claims u
represent another KIND u democracy.
Let them both exist and time viii de-
termjne which i q test % survive. II
any bimettalist Is converted 10 the
gold standard be can join their organ
lzation II any gold democrat repents
/ he can return 70 the fold"
Fl. 3. Mssters' will make special
sale % IonsdaIe muslin, yard wide,
/ for only seven cents a yard yard vide
( unbIeaehed domestic At + cents a
yard. Call early and get first choice.
Who will be first TO buy a pair 81
Star Poland pIgs from Fl. q. Webb,
/ Lafayette, Ala S-ll-Zf.
The newspapers the past week con
tain very vivid accounts Of the lynch
sng Of a negro at Erbana, Ohio. foF
erimiDalIy assaulting 3 respectable
white woman. Notwithstanding the
mob was fred on by the militia. and
some Of their number killed, it dim
stop the mob from their determined
purpose. Ii was headed by the good
wOman's son and urged on its bloody
work by the most respectable ladies d
the little community. This shows, a
was Aptly stated by the Atlanta Con-
stitutiOn, that human nature north
and south, i about the same, and ths
reason the south has greater number
Of lynchings for the same offense i
simply because she has more frequent
prOvOcatiOns.
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MIR. f. VI. Gregg is on short visit
% his many OcaIa friends.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11
Ea-e-a5.

Inca suits made to order at J. j.
FuIier's viii not shrink.
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It Is Not

economy to buy
cheap quality of meat. You viii
usually lind it stringy and tough, with
plenty OF white sinewey matter
through il.
Good honest meat aid good diyest.
ion. That Is the kind you want-uuei
The kind we keep, and while our pri-
ces are not below value, we don't
charge any higher, because we Give
good service.
j. w. DAVIS. city market
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NQNzoE q GhanDLISs

North Side Public square next door
to old ZeButt residence, now Oc-
cupied by Union club ilG-sm
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csaar Eame ana arara scr sa.a.

No-To- Fac Tor Fly GENTS.
Guaranteed tssiaee0 haDit cure. makes weak
men strong bDo0 pure SIC. 81. All druggists
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L. =. FIRE ExTGNGUISH ER
MFG. 60.

Simple, Reliable, Durable.
No Stop-cocks or Screws TO corrode.
Light in Weight and Easily Handled.
Agents Wanted in Every Town and
County.
Address as above. Box 1872, oesis, Fla
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Educate Your Bowels With Eascarets.
Candy cathartic. cure constipation forever.
Toe, DC. X G. c. G fail. druggists refund money.
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To Cure Constipation Forever.
n = -. :. SsScarets Cantly Cath6rtlc Zoe g -
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FOR SALE---One 100 horse
power Mansfield engine. rofat-
ing valves. throttle regulation
Address.
GENERAL ELECTRIC 60.
430tf .OcaIa. Fla.
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Who will be first 70 buy a pair 81
Star Poland Pig from II. q. Webb
Lafayette, Ala 8-ll-Zt.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20
MUSICAL INSTRUMENTS.

In very ancient Greek story the god
dess Erato ia represented with q psaltery.
The mountain Indians of Mexico have
different kinds of rattles, the body bearing
grotesque resem blance to the human
form.
The Koreans have a clarinet called nal
lari. 1t is made of wood, with mouthpiece
and base of brass. Its length is Is inches,
and it is capable Of a considerable variety
of tones.
Tho natives of the east coast of Africa
have u species of cymbal exactly rcsem.
bling in shape the dumbbells used by ath-
letes. They are played in pairs, one in
each hand, and violently smitten together.
The Chinese tambourine is called chisian.
The drum Is made of snakeskin, and care
is usually taken to select the skin of a SER
pent which has variegated colors. in order
that there may be some style about the in
strument.
The king is tho favorite musical instru-
ment In Chinese temples. In It's most
perfect form it consists Of number of
large flat stones of different shapes and
tones. The sound Is that Of a chime of
bells and Is singularly clear and musical.
The Chinese have singular instrument
called cheng, or mouth organ. 1t Is a cir
cular bundle Of small reeds of different
lengths, pierced with finger holes at proper
distances and communicating with COM
mon air chamber beneath. The notes are
produced by stopping the holes with the
tingers.-St. Louis Globe Democrat.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20
PEN AND BRUSH.

Thomas Hardy has dropped sex problems
and returned to the methods Of his earlier
stories.
Andrew Lang's translation Of Pope Leo'a
poem on frugality is said to be his revenge
on his holiness for putting one of his books
on the index expurgatorius.
Amelie Rives (Prinoess Troubetskoy)
has entirely recovered from her attack Of
nervous prostration and is hard at work
on q new novel at her home, Castle Hill,
Va.
General Lew Wallace says that after a
diligent search for short name for the
hero of his noted book, he came across the
name "Hur" in the book Of Genesis, and,
by adding "Ben," which means "the son
Of" he obtained a name both short and
odd.
The Munich portrait painter Franz Won
Lenbach has finished a portrait Of the dis
tinguished historian of Rome Theodore
Momnsen. The picture is now on exhibit
ton in the international exposition in
Munich. Near it is shown another new
work Of Lenbach's, a portrait Of Bismarck
In the cuirassier uniform that was finished
this year.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20

-
end peoples are employed as trimming,
but not so many violets as formerly, these
last named flowers having been we'll nigh
done to death in the service.
Beige and gray are the favorite oolors
for bicycle costumes, as they do not show
dust or mud as plainly as other tints.
Bright toned shirt waists, neckties and
hats are often seen for wheeling wear, but
they are not in as good taste as quiet col.
Ors. -4-s;
White gloves are still worn, but suede,
putty color, pearl gray and palest tan are
also Nked-in fact, all very light mode col
Ors. -.
A black silk gown Is in France consid.
cred an indispensable part Of the ward
robe. It need not necessarily be elaborate,
but is very useful for a variety Of occasions.
Gowns of white, pink or blue pique are
embroidered or braided around the foot of
the skirt, tho revers of the jacket, the COL
lar and the cuffs
Mitts are being revived in Paris. They
are of black chantilly or white lace and
are hand covering that displays the rings
to advantage.
The sketch given today illustrates a
bodice of changeable MORE Of green and
pink tones. 1t is plain ut the back and
draped across tho front, fastening on the
left side under three bows of green satin.
The plain sleeves have a slight fullness at
the top and green bow ut tho shoulder, a
frill of MORE appearing at the wrist and
above the collar. bordered with narrow
green satin ribbon. JUDO CHOLLET.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20
How to Avoid Biliousness.

Some people go so far as to believe
that the absence from our menus Of
plenty of green vegetables and salads
accounts for the biliousness of the
American people. The best known Of
such plants are lettuce, beet tops, dan
delion, kale and spinach, but there are
many other palatable and healthful
plants that, though rarely used, might
add pleasant variety to our list Of
available vegetables. One Of these,
"winter cress," or Barbarea proecox,
which is sold in large quantities in the
Washington markets, is planted in late
summer or early fall and needs very lit.
tie cultivation. Another plant that be-
longs to the spinach and beet family,
though it is q common weed in fields
and gardens in nearly every part Of the
United States, is lambs quarters" OF
Chenopodium album. It is in many
places commonly known either as pig
weed or goosefoot, but it is not the true
pigweed. The plant has pale blush
green color, and if used when six or
eight inches high is tender, juicy and
pleasant to the taste. The teasing weed,
the common garden "pusley, or "pur'
slane, "when boiled Is also recommend
ed as most palatable green vegetable
and can easily be had. In India, where
it originated, the plant has been used
for hundreds Of years. In Europe it is
used both as pot herb and for salads
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20

be sure. there are certain sleeves which ore
made without q lining, az the sleeves Of
outside garments, but fanoiful or draped
ones always require q plain, close founda-
ton.
The mode Of today prescribes that the
sleeve shall be very tight except just at the
either part Of the sleeve it0elf or as q
separate puff or drapery. Two or tbrea
ruf1es, . butterfly bow or Q full epaulet Of
some kind is the variety Of adornment
most seen on summer gowns II the trim
ming IL separate, a. 10 the case with these
decorations, the outside 10 out exactly like
the lining. / 80. -, ~se..-.
There are many styles for tho making
Of new sleeves, puts crosswise or length.
wise Of the entire arm being favories
method for thin goods. This style 10 only
suitable for slender arms. Sometimes the
pulfs are plain; sometimes they are made
with an erect heading between them, OBJ
tained BY folding the goods and gathering
them double
The illustration shows bicycle costume
having short skirt of brown and white
checked wool goods. It IL laid In large
plaits all the way around and IL mounted
ON pointed waistband. The eton jacket
10 Of white pique, made with plain sleeves
and wide collar and revers, finished with
stitching and trimmed with large pearl
buttons. The shirt waist Of pink cambria
u stifay starohed, and white collar and
black satin scarf are worn. The boots are
Of yellow leather, with black patent leath-
u trimmings. The sailor hat is Of beige
straw, with brown band and quilts.
s JUDO CHoLLET,
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20
The Stable OdOr.

Here is an amusing story Of Mr.. John
Hare and his coaohman: Wishing to hear
a particular performance at a certain thea
ter, MIR. Hare sent his trusty ooaohman to
secure stalls In due time the plain, blunt
man, who understood more about stables
than theaters, returned heavily laden with
what appeared to be difficult verbal
message
''Well, did you get the stalls'" inquired
the great actor.
"No, SIR" replied tho coachman. "The
stalls were all taken up, but they told me
to tell you they would be,very pleased to
to- 2SA9A
Here the message seemed to evaporate,
leaving dry, worried expression on the
ooaohman's face. Then, as he scratched
his head, sudden CLEAN Of Intelligence
struck in, and he concluded the message
to his own satisfaction-"to put you in q
loose box, sir. "-Psarson's Weekly.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20
ANIMAL ODDITIES.

A bat can absorb and digest in one night
three times the weight of Its own body.
Several species Of moths never eat after
attaining perfect state. They have NO
mouths and live but few hours.
The scorpion is the most quarrelsome
creature in the world. Two placed in the
same box will always sting each other ia
death. - w..
Out of wasp's head and put II on the
point Of q needle In front Of sugar and wa.
ter. You will find that 1t will begin greed.
ily eating 1t, quite unconscious Of the fact
that the food is dropping out Of it, gullet
q soon 40 swallowed.
Birds differ very much In the heights "a
which they commonly ascend. The condor,
the largest Of all vultures and Of oil flying
birds, has been observed soaring over 90,
600 feet, or about five miles and q hall,
above the level Of the sea.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20
HORSE TIPS.

In Honda Is very fast and very cranky.
Red Wilkes now has six new performers
Hulda, 2:0SH, has been bred to Cupid
9:18. g.
Benton NJ, $40, is reported broken
down. # -.,
Joe Young, sire Of the dam of Joe Patch.
en-, Is deaeN
Jerome Eddy gets q new performer In
the mare l.uoetty, 9:29A.
Cordelia, by Ashland Wilkes, recently
took a time record Of 1898.
A sister to Gazette, 2:O9k, In now in
Trainer Ben Walkers stable. ,
Robbie p, 2:1ON, by Charles Caffrey,
has shown mile in 2:13 at Vienna.
Milton s bids fair to become free fol
all PAGER. His this years record IL 9:0SA.
Rex Americus, 2:11N, was tried and
found wanting, and Geers has bundled
him home.
Old Hal Pointer Is hard at work on
eastern half mile tracks. He Ia still an
attraction.
2:12, on the roads at his summer residence
In the Berkshire hills.
Elloree and Derby Princess stepped tc
the quarter In 31h and the half in :03A
ut Columbus recently.
The PAGER Peter Cooper, 2:14A, by Wal.
kill Chief. Jr., was destroyed by fire In
Philadelphia last month.
The chestnut stallion Mcbride, 2:14A,
by Rumor, has been purchased by Mr..
Henry SchInulbaoh of Wheeling.
Twenty five thousand dollars is the esti.
mated amount that went through the pool
box the opening day at Anaconda.
Pilot Boy, 2:lOA, has done well In bis
work this spring and summer and Is
booked for record we'll below 2:1O.
Dyspepsia Pills and Spare Rib are the
delectable names borne by two pacing
mares now racing in New York state.
Robert and John r. Gentry will ap.
pear at the Louisville October meeting
and each will go against his present record.
Clesimtay, by Nutwood, out Of mare
by Stamboul, trotted full mile over
Fleetwood track, New York, In 2:22H re-
Gently.
Medonias, by Pilot Medium, owned by
Cornelius Burke, Cadillac, died recently
at Traverse City, Mich, where he WAS
making the season.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20
How to Clean Your Turs.

Short haired furs, such as sealskins
and ermine, are best cleaned with soft
flannel. The fur should be rubbed deli
cately against the grain until it has all
been thoroughly lifted and reversed
Then dip the flannel into common -four
and rub lightly any spots that look dark
or dirty. Shake the fur we'll and rub
with Q clean flannel until the -four 10 al
removed. ,~ t..,."
Sable, chinchilla, squirrel and mon
key akin may be beautifully oleansed
with hot bran. Heat a small quantity
Of bran meal in the oven. Rub It we'll
into the fur. Allow it to remain for q
few moments before shaking it out. 4
Warm oornmeal will freshen mink
fur. The white angora and "baby
lamb, 4 worn by children, may also be
c1eaned BY rubbing with clear -four.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20
NEVER PAY CASH.
Advice of Business Man Who Believes
In Buying on Credit.

Advice of u Business Man Who Believes
In Buying on Credit.
''Never pay cash for anything If you
want to get commercial rating" said a
business man tho other day. "Get goods
ON credit, even when able to pay spot cash
for them, and pay tho bill with prompt
ness when it becomes due. Ifyou do this
long enough, you will probably get the
reputation of possessing all the money you
have got trusted for, and, at any rate, will
be known in business circles where you
wouldn't be named if you always paid
cash. A man who pays cash for every
thing ia supposed to be doing business on
ANAL capital, while man who gets
things on credit, or, what is better still,
pays for them in notes, is generally be-
lieved to be operating on such a large
scale that he has no ready money to spare
for small deals.
GAS for getting credit, it is the first step
that costs, Of course, but a man can begin
by referring people to his landlord and the
tradesmen with whom be deals If he can
do no better. II he has no accounts any.
where, he must set about having them.
Get trust for email amounts and you will
in time get trusted for larger ones. The
first requisite to wealth is not money, but
credit. Get credit and you will do bust
Dess amounting to an indefinite number
of times your capital.
without dilating further on the ad-
vantages of credit, let me give you an IL
Illustration of the disadvantages of doing
business on cash basis. A country mer-
chant knew who had always paid cash
for everything he bought, and did a cor
respondingly small business, determined
finally to enlarge his trade, and to do this
required the credit he had never before
asked for. When lie came to town and
.aeked the men to whom he had always
paid cash to lot him have goods on time,
they one and all became suspicious of him
and refused. The very fact that he had
always paid cash made them think, when
he finally asked for credit, that he wasn't
q safe man to trust. Moral.-Never pay
cash for anything if you would avoid sus-
picion. New York Sun.
Little Falls weekly transcript. (Little Falls, Morrison Co., Minn.) 1894-19??, 1897-08-20
How to Make o Rice Dessert.

The iced rice r'-At'::S,c Is acct deli.
cious made as a simple rice custard,
frozen and served with preserved fruits.
Boil scant teacupful CT nice Carolina
rice in q double heller with quart Of
milk, half q cup Of sugar and halt tea
spoonful of salt. When the rice is soft,
take it up and stir i'll the yolks Of 4
eggs. Return the pudding to the fire
and beat it hard for two or three min
utes. Add pint Of rich cream, and
when the pudding is cold teaspoonful
Of orange extract. Freeze the pudding
and serve it on base of golden orange
jelly or with sweet preserved oranges OF
ounces heaped over it. 1t is also nice
served on a low crystal platter with a
wreath Of whipped cream, tinted pink
with preserved strawberry or raspberry
ir,io