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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-12-03
from Turner Farm, .

Special Correspondence ocaia Banner
After my long silence 1t gives me
much pleasure to again address the
dear old Banner, as 1t is so we'll ap-
prcciated in our home. We have been
considerably disappointed this year at
not seeing the delinquent tax list pub
lished in our favorite paper, and as we
don't take the Star we will not see the
list. Heretofore nearly everyone
could see il, as the Banner is so widely
circulated Cane grinding is the
order of the day. Messrs. Beal, Alb
steine, Cheshire. Beck and Cameron
are now grinding, and some will be at
il for the next three weeks. There is
quite q good deal of syrup made in
this community; and if the farmer
could only realize the value in cash
there would not be hard times SO Of
ten ~ Charlie Beal, the fifteen year
old son of c. w. Beal, became dissat-
isiied with his home surroundings and
a few days ago "took French leave
and went to visit relatives on Indian
river. His school mates and many
friends regret his departure, but all
wish him well in his seemingly hasty
action in leaving bOunteous home
! and loving family, Miss Julia
Beal, of Reddick, is attending school
here MIR. Z. J. Cribs, of Ora
hamyille, was in this section on bust.
ness few days ago go Mr.. Joe
| Seckinger, jr., and wife, of Fellow
| ship, are visiting friends and relatives
| at this place........There were twelve
young ladies present at the singing at
G. w. Beal's residence last Thursday
evening. ....... Miss Annie Beck has
returned home from quite an extend
ed visit to relatives on Indian river.
SITCSDpIppp
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PHnA., PA, Nov. %, 1877
Dear o., Banner.
How are you all This cold day down
in the land of sunshine and roses? |
want to write you line or two, to tell
vour readers what delightful sight
II was 10 us this morning, when, for
the first time in fifteen years our
owes beheld the beautiful SHOW. Ii
reminded Us Of younger days, when
snow ball was Che game the boys and
girls played, returning from the coz
test with red hands and rosy cheeks.
The Banner is a welcome messen-
ger, but it brought sad news last week
in the death of Mr.. Etheridge. Our
sorrow goes out to the family but that
is but little comfort to them now.
Yours very truly,
+. w. GREEN
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DR.. L. N. Gillian, who practiced
medicine over forty years. originated,
used and claimed that Botanic Blood
Balm, i. b. b. which has now been
in use about fifty-iiye years, was the
best Tonic and Blood Purifier ever
given to the world. 1t never fails to
cure the most maglignant ulcers, sores,
rheumatism, eatarrh, and all skin and
blood diseases. Beware of substitutes.
Use this standard remedy. Price per
large bottle sl.o0.
AFTER SEVERAL DOCTORS FAILED.
I have been afflicted with C,tarrh
Tor many years, although all sorts of
medicines aud several doctors did
their best 20 cure me. Ny blood was
very impure. and nothing ever had
any effect upon the disease until /
used that great B'o9d Remedy known
as Botanic Blood Balm. b. b. b. a
few bottles of which effected an en-
tire cure. I Recommend it to all who
have Catarrh. I refer TO any mer.
chant or banker of Athens, Ga, and
will reply to any Inquiries.
r. r. SAULTER.
For sale by druggists. I'm
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NOTICE OF GUARDIANS APPLCA-
lion 10 SELL REAL ESTATE

NOTICE J. HEREBY GIVEN THAT Will,
~ apply To- tie Honorable County Judge Of
Nation County. Florida, on
Tauna3B 75d. zS9s
at his Office in Ocala Florida, for authority TO
sell the following tea estate III said county: Be
ginning S chains cast Of northwest corner sec
ton So township Il snuth. range u east. run
ming thence cast IS chains. south lI.39 chains.
i7.oS acres; also beginning 1888 chains south OF
northeast corner OF northwest quarter OF north
west quarter OF section So township Il south,
range 24 east, running thence south sol chains
10 southeast corner of northwest quarter of
northwest quarter, thence west IS chains, north
SCI chains, east Is chains to point OF beginning
containing 1892 acres more or less. the same be
deceased. the property of my ward Horace
Louis Cilley. OCTAVfA NJ CTLLEY.
std As Guardian Of Horace Louis C,iley.
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To the Editor of the Banner:
Mr.. and Mrs. Turney and daughters
wish to extend thanks through the
Banner to their neighbors and friends
who have so kindly assisted them in
their late misfortune, the burning of
their home two weeks ago. The gen
eral hospitality of the people OF this
they shall receive their reward, for
God loyeth cheerful giver.n \
South Lake Weir. Nov. g.
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NOTICE.

In the Circuit Court. Fifth Judicial Circuit, III
and for Marion County Florida In Chancery.
The Land Mortgage Dank Of Florida, Limited
Of England IS. Aonson Parks, Ct. al.
r. WILLIAMS AND J. a. 6. CARSON.
y partners under the firm name and
style Of J. 2. Williams s Company,
two Of the defendants i'll the above
entitled cause are hereby required 20 ap-
pcar to the bill of complaint filed herein against
Them on or before
-N5Hd1t. H. 5raf &Iy af January, xS2S
The OcaIa Banner, newspaper published in
ssid county, is hereby designated as the news
,apcr in which this order is 10 be published once
a week for four consecutive weeks.
Witness my hand and the seal Of said court
this 2sth day OF November, A. d. 1877.
fSeafi :. T. SISrRUNK
Clerk Of the Circuit Court. Marion County.
Owen X Summers, Solicitors for Complain
ant I2-stG
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SHERlE FS SALE.

I Under AND BY VIRTUE OF AN EXFCU-
4 ton issued out OF and under the seal of the
Circuit Court in and for Marion County Florida
N a certain matter Wherein Il. s. AGNEW &
CO are plaintiffs and EDWARD ROOT is de
PENDANT, have levied on and will
lh0Hday, January sd, 1893,
the same being a legal sales day aud during the
legal hours OF sale. offer for sale nj the south
door Of the court house in The city of Ocala,
Florida and sell 10 the highest and best bidder
for cash all that certain real property in Marion
county Florida, described as follows, to wit The
southwest quarter Of northeast quarter and
northwest quarter of southeast quarter of section
three 81, in township fifteen (IS) range twenty
three (25); also commencing at a certain point
in north line OF lot :, of SCOTS Survey in the
city 81 Ocala, according TO plat of same as re
corded III the office OF tie clerk of the Circuit
Court i'll Marion county. said point being dcsig-
mated by large rock 2 z feet long and II inches
wide buried beneath the surface aud an iron
stake feet inch long placed in the ground
From said point Of beginning running west
elghty-hve feet more or less to the northwest
corner of said lot Of SCOTS survey. thence
s1utli o5 feet, thence east eighty five feet more
or less to point south of starting point thence
north one hundred and five feet to point OF l--
ginning, and upon which is located a one story
frame tenement house. Sold TO satisfy said exc
cutlou and costs b DCPRE HODGE
Sheriff Marion County
Anderson * Hooker Plaintiffs Attorneys. Il az.
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SHsRlFFS SALE.

v1NDFR AND BY VIRTUE OF AN E&ESl-
| ton issued out Of and under the seal OF me
C.irct,ii Court III and for Marion county FloFidS.
II, = matter wherein MRS. ". R THOMSON
i tlaintilf. and NANNETTA +. and CliAo. 4,
BROWN are defendants, have levied upon, ana
viii on
Monday, Ac tn dap # December- 1S97,
next the same being legal sale day, offer and
exose for sale and sell t. the highest BIDDER ioF
cash at The store room, lately occupied by M >
%arrftta = Brown OF Magnolia street. III me
rif,, Of Ocaia during the legal hours Of sa!e the
following personal property, to-yFii; . ise is
un,rimmed straw hats. fancy mats - i Ss.,
and children felt hats, IS glrl ana hoy ; iitSy
cloth hats II girl trimmed ielt mats, '9 t :
aud ellis trimmed straw hats. ladies' ianCy
.traW hats A ladies untFimmed o9nuets' 8 taults
black trimmed sailor hats. LADIES' brown s''l' .
o-s trimmed hats : ladies' skeleton mats, II
ciiilreu's .lntrinimcd straw hats Iadie te6-
i,o,, straw, hats 20 ladies leguu trimmed straw,
r. ladies and children straw ttrlhiheH;f Is
white sailors, trimmed and uAt!l ~. =
t,iiuuted and uutrmmed ladies' ana eiiit'l e.'9
strs,v hats r., ladies trimmed hats and o2nnet''
straw felt and velvet, IS chiidfeha eo CONNIE
etrayy hats untrimmed ladies straw Ssli9is' !
faf,rv Dallnette hat trimmed, stand afuuclai
flowers = boxes artificial flowers, ! tsoNeS ~ -
nq,,ie,its I box fancy ornaments. boxes piuii'ts
= To,es assorted ribbons box laces etc, - heN.
~ Fancy vtivet ] box trimming. boAe9 l'.'
-,ins roll silk covered wire, I SHOW ea9S, a.
snrtfd feathers r,iHmes. birds wings Ks.
show case. ITO empty hat boxes, iot "laPPssis
,,a,,.i and bags, hanging lamp sep ~.
! chairs, cane bottom. sold 10 SATISFY stu -
ccution and costs. r..,,,,,.,rg.r,,-,s
sheriff Marion County
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wAsTes,s SALE

s,v yFr-T-gg or 4 vsT'T. g4FsCETF or
t.s.s Il nag. II tli,. Is.lsh Judicial Cir
cu;t II Fi,s.s.a n and for Marion county. 50
tirg in chancery IF date pft5iscr 18Th, 1897 ~
Inc -sse AZ TsiF 4OME SAVINGS BANK
against ELISHA + BuGBEE. Ell, al. will OF
sfeaiay, DseeRsbc, 6fh, 5Se7
te,xveer ,le hours Of II a. m and p. m, at the
south door Of the court house in Ocaia- c-E-ty
aforesaid. expose TO sale at public cutlery to the
highest bidder for cash the following described
trssrerty situated in said city of Ocala. to-yyit:
Fo,nmefcsug So feet east of northwest corner Of
fIocl, IS of CaIdwelis addition to Ocaia, running
thence soth "a. feet thence east zTo feet, thence
north "a. feet. thence west 40 feet TO place OF
SAMUEL r. MARSHALL,
Special Master in chancery.
r. McCONATHY.
Attorney fox Compssis ut. rtftd
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Notice.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT SEAL
lNbids tor cverseers Of public roads for the
year ssS2. commencing January Ist, viz:
Uae oyerseer for District No L.
T sro oveTSecrs for District No 2.
Dre orcfs1.rT for District No. 3.
One oxcrseeF for District No. {.
One overseer for District No. S.
will be received AZ the Office Of the Clerk Of the
Circuit Court, Marion county, %p to December
9Th. The board reserFirg th3 night To rejec
any are al bids ST. 81 RUNK, Clerk.
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Rlts d Nars a Rlit.htnn.

Special Correspondence ocaia Banner.
Rev. n. B. Plummer, Of Anthony,
preached at Red Level last Sunday
and has accepted pastorate. Mr..
i. L. Otum expects to move into his
new home soon. Sickness in this
community has somewhat abaied. 49,.
The prospects for a fair crop OF
oranges In this section next season are
very good. DICK.
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It Is Not


economy 10 buy
a cheap quality Of meat. You will
usually find IL strjugy ana tough, with
plenty Of white sinewey matter
through il.
Good honest meat aid good digest
ion. THAT Is the Kind yen want-and
.lia kind we keep, and Willie our pri-
ees are not below value, we don't
charge any higher, because we give
J. W. DAVIS, city market.
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1T APPEARING BY AFFIDAVIT APPEND
| ca to the bill filed in the above stated cause
that WALTER l. PHILLIPS and ABRAHAM
l. PHILLIPS, and PETER SANDEE, the de-
PENDANTS therein named are uon-resideuts Of the
state OF Florida ard are residents Of, the sad
walter T.. and Abraham l.. Phillips, OF 50 rlsr-
born street in the City Of Chicago, and safe q
Illinois. and the said Peter saadce Of Tbr g
oaks, III The State of MICHIGAN, aud ever
tie age of tvyent-yone years; It IS thege-
fore ordered that said non-resider- ce.
PENDANTS he and they gre IS hereby re0u5E
TO appear 10 the bill Of complaint filed IL - j
cause OF or before
Ef3aigY, ne lyd daY ofJInaert, 4 D. fs1s.
otherwise the allegations Of said bill vii - ia
ken as confessed by said defendants.
II Is further ordered that this order BE- pub
!isiled one week for four consecutive weeks ~
the nca.a Banner, q newspaper published SAID
county and state. This, 18th day OF No' e---.s
- IL, 81 :. T. SIsTRCsE.
Clerk Circuit Court Marion Co. r.
By CHAs z fsIILER. .. l..
r. +. Bullock solicitor far Casail iuart. lI-zs
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-!.n1Raa SALE.

az .-,.t - t.RrUE OF Az ExssC1.
( s4on i~-iissi ut ard under the seal
o. the circuit cnufi - md Tor Aaften
s-,,-tv rsfrr;ea u. 4 eerta;a cause - which
H.i.I4.. y LUCIUs IS plaintiff and IHoI-
ASf H.RSRs Is defendant, have levied On
and VII on
l6oa9ar, Dczfrg5ey III Fsg-,
the same being legal sales day. asd dssinc sie
ia,saI hours of sa1e. sfrr ~ sa!e 4 the 5-n
,cr Of the court sl,lssc Z. she c.tyat (4caia N@-
,icr, county Florida and sei 10 the Btgiies ans
hest bidder for cash the following Eeal~esie3r "a
Marion county. Florida, viz Southwest On r.
Of northeast quarter end southeast quarter q,
northwest quarter all in section IS. township =
south. range "a east; also forty acres ON south
side OF lot two, section II, township 70 south,
range Al east Sold to satisfy said execution aud
rosfs B. DUPRE H0DGE,
Sheriff Of Marion County, Florida
". S. Bullock. Plaintiff Attorney L-ste
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The Real
g..I..

i ,bao mars t.l..s h..l's -rli here II
you pay for geinieriVin, sy-'''i gel ;'.''''' r
loin, and not shin meat. Mhrn we
say we sell tender meat, 1t u tender
meat, and it's not tangled knots OF
muscles, hard to chew, and harder TO
digest. Meat Is eaten TO give health
and strength. If there's no health III
the meat, you're worse of than II
YOU had eaten none. -
EDW ARDS BROTHERS.
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t. JOHN 4. Ftfs:
yr,IfE DEFENDANT. Join 4 FIFE. WILL
take notice that a writ OF attachment mas
I'm issucd against vou and that the following
property. as belonging 20 you has beeh 81
tached, to-wit. f.,.. s,s,.-,,
Lot Of II. J. CanpIel survey OF the eastern
.,,,rf;or Of the Fernando Grant IL township !,
ss5f,th range Fl east, continuing p acres also
commencing ut the southwest corner q the
southeast quarter Of northwest quarter % -
ton l. township i5 south, range y east, anu
thence running east 10 chains thence nVt y 2
chains thence west 10 CHAINS, themes ss3lln >
chains TO the point Of eficeiIlehL contain.
ing acres more or less, also com Ii.als O.
ne northwest corner Of Mrs. >. ". MeNiafeh >
ia ~, The right OF way Of the Florida SoutheTa
Railway thence west OF north along 7a4s y ~
~ ygay 4si feet, thence east SO teet laene (
south 4za feet thence west $50 tcet 70 the s'at'.
of beginning being in secii5 IN Io, township -
south range q east, aud containing 5-l9 aeies
You are therefore required TO De aud appe"r
before The clerk OF the circuit eoaFt, AaF3oh
county, Florida or before the
rim DlY Of IsaNarY T. T., f55s
&c, answer said complaint. or otherwise jao5
raeut bv default VIII he entered against you
and ycur property sold 70 satisfy said elAiAl
amounting to 1890 with Interest from care ol
suit and costs e these proceedings
g. r WILSON Nlaif-1s1lf.
fl.S7 7 sGsTRlNE. Clerk Circuit coaTt.
u ia
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KIN as Goods
al. Reduced Prices

gou dont think will sell you better goods for
the same money, even less than any other house,
try US and see. Satisfaction guaranteed or money
refunded.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-12-03

Old age is a relentless tyrant- IN
every way it can it blocks the pleas
ures of youth.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-12-03

Guaranteed to be strictly temperance beverage II a
fine seller health, makes weak people strong Sold
by all first class aud druggists Price per barrel of 10
Lofo 1Ft441
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In the Circuit Court. Filh Judicial Circuit, Ma
non County. FloIida-In chancery

Charles II. Hargraves and .. II. Dunn, Partners
Under the firm name Of Hargraves * Dunn,
Complairants v. Peter Saudee and Wal
ter J.. Phillips aud A l.. Phillips, Co
rartners under frm name Of san
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In the Circuit Court, Fifth Judicial Circuit OF
Florida. in and for Marion County
"a p Wilson Plaintiff. vs. john 4. Fife, Defend
aut-Attachmeut.
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Rye, Corn and Gin, So. OF.

From this date until further notice we will sell at
the remarkable low prices below stated. Money
must accompany all orders, as credid no one.
Rye, o So per gallon,
and from 75c. to SOC per quart.
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Card Of Thanks.
To the Editor Of the Ranner.

Weirsdale, Fla, Nov. asth, 1881
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D.tv are purely Vegctable, re. Hoods Pills liable and beneficial. Poe.
GRE1TNESS Hg NOT DEAD.

The remark is often heard that The glory of the past is gone and true nobleness only lives in the his tory Of the past.
 We take issue with the statement, for we believe that there are as great and good men living all around us today as ever did live, although no poet sings their praise or trum- peter goes before hearalding their greatness. Life's crowning victor ies belongs often to those, who have won no brilliant achievement on Q hard fought battlefield amid the roar of cannon and sound of mus ketry who has figured in no great drama; who has never been a leader and perhaps his name has never been put in type, but those who have loved great principles, sue cored sublime hopes, relieved the 1 distressed and comrorted those in sorrow; who have crowned their lives with wreaths of laurels plucked from rustic and rural fields where earth's fairest, purest flowers bloom; upon whose brow honor sits en- shrined in a crown that bospeaks B life well lived. These kind of men are living now, and their silent in- huence goes through their whole neighhorhood as the odor Of sweet flowers in lovely wood, making everyone aware of their presence. = i IT,
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Commissioners saIe .

Notice is hereby given that under and by Nlflue ot q decree of the Jefferson Chaneery court rendered on the 26th day of Aprij 1Gas in I, case therein pending, wherein R. Lee IIohnson' eXeGutor Of the estate of Willis b Johnson is Plaintiff and Amanda Offord is aetendent, and winch decree now appears'on record in Chaneery Record Book J page 355, l. as commissioner of said court. will on
 Tuesday, the lst day of June. 1897. at the front door of the court house in pioe Bluif, between the hours prescribed by law Tor Judicial sales, sell at public auction to tbe highest bidder the following discribed reaI estate lying and being in the city of Pine Bum, Jefferson county, Arkansas. to-wit,
 Lot No. nine (9i; in Block No two f23, in W D; Johnson's addition to the city of Pine Bluh, together with the buildings and amer tennances to the same belonging. sale mode Co satisfy decree for purchase money.
 Terms of Sale;-On a credit of four months, purchaser will be re0uired 10 efTn pond or note, with approved personal seeur- uy, and iein will be retained upon inc land for payment of the same.
 \, T. ROBERTS.
 4t Special Commissioner.
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A HARD ROAD
That a Newspaper Publisher
 or Agent Has to Travel.

lis said that "the newspaper i' the peoples library which IS wise and true saying.
 Tne publisher who employs the hands, such as printers, reporters. devils and carriers, is believed bl the people 10 coin money On! yes, he coins money and hides il away n his eye) in order to keep the public from seeing Che great amount he does coin.
 The reporter runs all day in the heat and cold trying to fiud some in terestiag news to furnish its pa irons. That is his business.
 The carrirr tries his best in Ge- .iverine tocgcryonc on his roale in time If he misses one, the subscri- Der rings up the office and raises a great harrah, but on .he first of tde month this man is the first to stand the collector off and will tell him to come back on the 3d or 4lh. You go. and he jumps on you by saving. Don't dog me. III pay you that 6 cents in Q few days. But you know we like this ad- dage better than his word: A bird in the hand is worth two in bush or an hour today is worth two to- morrow.
 A subscriber is missed by the car rier, and when the collector comes around the subscriber will want 10 deduct 9 cents for the paper missed when we only charge him , cents. l. or course there are always exccp- ton, and it is the same way with agents who handle foreign papers, While nine-tenths pay you, the other tenth is the profit that you are supposed to make, but you lose it, and that is the money that the thoughtless public say you coin.
 We cannot blame any subscriber that kicks when he is missed, Ter some pay for their paper and ez- pect to get value received.
 
 We are not trying to point oat any one in particular, but are just telling the plain everyday truth.
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PETROLEUM LAKE
Of Unknown Depth ana Several Miles Wide-Near the
 Ocean.

SAN FRANCISCO. August 2.-While the whole world is excited over the gold discoveries in the North. sight has been lost of another discovery that promises to he of great value in the development of that section. Some months ago a lake of almost pure petroleum was dtscoVerd and samples sent to Seattle for analysis. The assayer's report on these say the find is of incalculable richness. A company has been formed at Seat tie to handle the product and put it on tue Alaskan market at once The lake is of unknown depth. several miles wide and five or six miles long It is fed by springs, and the hills sur rounding il are suid to be rich with coal and asphalt. The lake k only two miles from the ocean, SO the diff fienlty of transportation is reduced to q minimum.
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STATE R1TL1OADS.

We regarded at the time of it's passage, the Bush Bill, as the most useful law before the legislature, capable of enactment, and we are glad to see Gov Jones taking hold of it with a spirit of determination. The plan is not experimental, for it has been tried before; it is not chimerieal, but is based upon plain common sense. We have the coun- try to open up and develop and the means and labor adequate, and fl can not be applied to any more fruitful use. We, of course, would like to see the first fruits of the movement come our way, but let the plan be inaagurated and We will get our share in due time.
 Making corn and cotton with con. yiets has proven to be barely self sustaining, but rail roads, will be q constant source Of revenue, through earnings, to the State, and will give us q breadth of prosperous area wC will not be otherwise able 10 reaef for long time. As our popuatior increases the number of eonyiets will too, and as we have to feec them, we should work them, and in the most useful line, and we think this bill furnishes the best means for that purpose
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Tennessee Centennial and Interna tional Exposition at Nashville. Tenn, May lst to Oct. 30th. 1897 For this occasion the St. Louis Iron Mountain and Southern Railway will sell round trip tickets asfollows: April 2S to Oct. l5 inclusive, final re- turn limit Nov. [, 1897. rate SIS. 70; April % to Oct. 15 inclusive, final re- turn limit 20 days from date of sale. rate $l3.z0; April %, May i, 6, II. I3. IS, 20, 9, 27; June l. 3. s, 10. E. r. 9 24, 20. July l. 6. s, l3, 1a, 20, P, 27. %. Aug. 3. ;, 10, F, F. 19, 24, 20, 3l: Sep. ,. :. 3, Ii. l6. 2l, 9, 2S, 30: Oct. |. f9. II, l9. 2l and 28, final limit return ten days from date of sale, rate $l0.O5.
 II. B. MIzEIi..