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HE TAKES THE DROP.
Latimcre Landed in Eternity Wednesday
tor the Murder Of sreenlee.

Latimcre Landed in Eternity Wednesday
tor the Murder Of sreenlee.
Our readers have not forgotten the
shooting last August of J. T. Greenlee,
a Pullman car porter at the F. c. *
p, depot, just as the train was leaving
for Tampa in the very early morning
by win Latimore. Latimore made
his escape, but was arrested the after
noon of the morning of the shooting
by JaiIor Smith, but not as the mur-
derer of GreeneIee, but suspected for
breaking into and rObbiug the Bazar
Store several weeks previous.
On Latimore's person was found a
pair of drawers belonging to Colonel
S. S. Harvey. of Pensacola, who had
been in 0cala several days previous,
and had taken sleeper for home
had been robbed of his valise and
its contents, ia which was n pistol.
These facts and Latimore's admis-
sion that he had sliot the porter, but
claimed he diditin self defense, which
admission he voluntary made uuder
oath, brought him to the galIows.
Latimore says he was born in Spar
ta, Ga, some t@euty-live years ago,
lived there thirteen years, and then
went with c0lored merchant named
]. B. Whitmore, to Augusta, Ga, and
worked for him in his general store
some ten years, part Of the time keep
ing his books. He insisted he had
never been in trouble before.
This eevidepceshOwed he was crooked,
as he aud his pail, Win Carter, at
tempted 10 rob a Cbinaman in Jack
sonviile the night before the Ocala
traged. but was driven off by POI
liceman.
Latimcre said he had experienced a
change Of heart, and was saved
Father o'Riley was his spiritual ad-
visor.
He was hung ON the west side of
the yard of the county Jail in full view
#of large crowd. Messrs. Smith and
Nugent erected the scaflold.
About 500 persons witnessed the
hanging.
Father O'Riley and brother priest
mounted the scaffold with the con
demped man to pray with him. He
was calm, collected and showed wop-
derful nerve. He mounted the steps
and took his place on the trap with a
firm, steady step and throughout the
reading of the death warrant by Sher-
iff Hodge, his face was wreathed with
a confident and satisfying smile, which
confirmed his short statement that he
twas ready and willing TO go.n His
voice was steady, and his plea to all
for their prayers and the hope that
his execution. would be an example to
all young men, was made in such a
clear, meaning tone that it had a
good effect, without doubt.
The trap dFepped at 1925.
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The nnna Roads Catherine.

The good roads gathering was well
attended Wednesday noon in the
court house All portions of the
county was represented.
DIR. Charles w. Torrey was made
president, A. r. BaslSin, vice-presi-
dent; Chas. Trasl, secretary, and
Captain Cribbitt treasurer.
The directors are Il. e. Harris, J.
NJ. Meffert, Joe Richards, A. d.
Mitchell, A 4 Gibson, j. L. Pillins
and the oflIs~.s above named.
The following delegates will go to
the Orlando National Good Roads
Congress February 2.
DIR. Torrey, Editor Mellon, Captain
Cribbitt, Chas. Trask and f. E.
Harris.
Later ON advisory committees viii
be selected for each precinct.
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muuianis snH alNef agsfugas aa
sbnsed thf gre aF eh3eh fass sse
uFuvefhlal, suG uads aHHr ratfis
noi oniy ia retain. nui io eeirua fl.flI
trade. when ,his psiatianE blax fsils
upon them. We feaF ts immniiaie
eiieci wlll he very Errat, has ialia.
nately our merchants iusi but Hitie AZ
they had warning of tine oonditiun ~
the bauk from Jacksonville. Savau-
nah aud New NofE hut more uulor.
tuuately still, it was thnse whssa sas-
ings are small, but their all Nho are
the largest and heavies, sufferers
There are many distressing eiremn'
stances that have come 81 CUR know
ledge. What caused the hanks fail.
ure perhaps viii never be known. The
iepOsitors, who are alone the victims,
Il seems have 40 rights that hank or
government. officials respect. No
privileges are accorded them. They
are criElinally kept in utter Ignorance.
The general hard times had of course
much to do with the banks failure.
However, we think il can be traced
almost directly TO the political hostil-
ity of the comptroller Of the currency.
During the campaign, because Mr.. J.
n. c. Stockton was OutspOken for free
silver and the election Of Mr.. Bryan,
this little despot removed from MIR.
Stockton's bank, almost without
warming, the United States deposits,
amounting 10 something like $4,000.
Atthe time of the failure Of the First
Mr.. stockton manftilly came
10 the rescue OF the Merchants and
loaned il a large amount of money.
When Nj. E.kels Withdrew from him
the government deposits. he-xas esfI--- !
PEELED to withdraw his loan from the |
Merchants, an4 this fact, together !
with bad collections, bad loans and |
speculations, caused its downfall. Mr.. |
its president, was in New |
York endeavoring to get assistance, at |
the time of the failure.
When we know more about it we
shall say more about it,.
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MYERS STRICKLAND SHOOTING.
IN which the Former, ]. N. Myers, was
Killed on His Poareh.

IN which the Former, ]. N. Myers, was
Killed on BIS poarch.
Last Saturday difficulty occurred
at Romeo that resulted in the death of
a man.
Richard Strickland had leased Phil
lips mill and j. Nj. Myers was cred
itor. Without saying anything My
ers attached the mill Strickland
meeting Myers, asked him why he
didn't ask for the money, that he had it
and would have paid him. Words fol-
lowed and Myers made a lunge at
Strickland with his knife, fence in-
teryened, he did not hit him, but
Strickland in return struck Myers in
the face with his hand, and coming
around the fence said, I'm ready for
you.p Then it was that Myers re-
marked he would go to his house and
get his shot gun and kill SFicklaiid,
when the latter left for his Eome and
| got his rifle. Upon returnPag, Strick-
land seeing Myers on his Poareh, call
ed to him to come oat on the track
and have fair light.s Both rafss :
their guns about tlae - uiae ana
| fred Striel,In d s DnlleSeatering NY
! i, heart Aanng him almost Instant
I M .Jastice J.. w. Persons held q pre-
lerninary trial Tuesday and Strickland
,,oannt under a bond Of $500.
/ Mr.. j. w. Folks represented tie
state AMI w. X. zewadski the de-
fense.
I. Buy your milk of Geo. 3. Tyler o.
the Hermitage dairy.
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Cure Eor Headach

AS remedy for all forms of Head
ache Electric BItteIs has proved TO be
the very best. 1t effects a permanent
cure and tue most dreaded habitual
sick headaches yield to its Influence
we urge all who are afflicted to pro.
cure a bottle, aud give this remedy o
fair trial. In cases of habituai cOnsti-
patton Electric Bitters cures by give
ing the needed tone 10 the bowels,
and few cases long resist .the use of
this medicine. Try it once. Large
bottles only Fifty cents at f. G, Al
worth and Co.'S. Ocalak Fm. o.
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For pain in the chest piece of
flannel dampened with Chanhar-
lain's Pain Balm and bound on over
the seat of the pain, and anotiler on
the back between the shoulders, will
afford prompt relief. Thi$ is espeo-
tally valuable in cases whefe the pain
is caused bya cold and there is a ten
dency toward Pneumonia. For sale
by Anti.monopoly Drug Store. Inn.
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Banner and Atlanta WeelkIy Con-

Banner and Atlanta Weekly Con-
stitution, sl.75 year; Banner and
Three Times a Week New York
World, sl.65; Banner and Times
Union, sl.so; Banner and Weekly
Jacksonville Citizen, sl.5o; Banner
aud Branfi LesIie's, $500, in clubs of
five $3.50; Frank Leslie's alone will
cost you si.Oo if not taken in connect
ion with the Banner.
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The Ryrons.

The Byrons, in .'Ups and Downs OF
Life" will -appearaC the opera house
Monday RtSdt, January 18th. They
are ed Al company and worthy of
support.
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K. Of H. Installation .

Last Thursday night the new Off
GERS of the X. of III. were installed, Mr..
Jake Brown doing the honors most
gracefully and impressively. Re-
marks were made by Dictator Gotleib
and G. L. Bittinger, when fine eys-
ter stew was partaken of by all with
great relish.
In twenty-five years this order has
paid out in benefits $6O,0OO,000.
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A. Less Than One Hall Their value.

A pair Of large Iron Gray horses 9
to years cid, with Carriage aud Har-
ness. One pair mules about 16l hands
high, wagon and harness at prices
that will surprise you.
1852 Apply to f. ID. PoosER.
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Confirmed.

The United States supreme court
has confirmed the decision of the dis
trict court in the E. w. Agnew case.
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0. L. BITTgaRR. City Bdisor.
inrss 81 Essi;s Il Dsanquen. saAscri-
kSH hsrs.

J0e Banner has been indnigent 70
many of its subseribers-tho who
are in arrears for two years viii be
stricken Off the list if not paid within
the next thirty days.
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Mayor Brown sof Green Cove
Springs, the Parlor city of Florida,
was delegate to the tobacco conven-
tion.
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Rev. G. M. Gray went up to Orange
Lake, Tuesday to preach Mr. Jeffreys
funeral sermon.
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DR.. e. G. Hood, who has spent the
winter with US, returned to his home
in Mulberry Grove, Ga, Yesterday.
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Every man has in himself a conti-
nent of undiscovered character. Hap
by is he who acts the Columbus Of his
own soul.
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Hoods Pills act harmonfously with
Hoods SarsaparilIa. Cure allliver ills.
Is cents.
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camphor balls and preferving cam
ahor for preserving clothes, at the
.snti-Monopoly drug store, 10 and 25
cpts a pound.
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DR. Moody and son, Davis, have
opened an Insurance Office 10 the
First National bank building.
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DIR. Wm. Anderson enjoyed fishing
at Crystal River during the week.
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Among the delegates to the tobacco
growers convention were George =.
CompbelI, Thos. ID. Miller and JOS.
Richie, of Waldo.
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The Brooksville bank failed to open
its doors Thursday. Il was closely al
"a with our Merchants bank and
the same president.
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French uusich Powder at the Anti
Monopoly drug store.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-15

ExMayor Porter King of Atlanta
was in Ocala Monday, the guest of
Judge Hooker.
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G. J. Huber, teller cf ! Exchange
Bank, Tampa, spent. Sunday in Ocala
with his brother.
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Laxative Bromo. Quinine cures a
in one day. Sold at the Anti
fopoly drug store.
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Trusses and surgical appliances at
the Anti Monopoly drug store. Trus-
ses prices ranging from 81 to S5.
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rnr Rnnt

Good S-room house with all modern
improvements, near centre of city.
Cheap 70 good tenant. Apply to ]. r.
Moorhead, Ocala, or HI. 7. Wartmann,
Citra. 12-25-96-4t.
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AF. Giles, of Atlanta, interested
The OcaIa Electric Light company,
IS in town during the week.
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Give the Byron'sa big house Mon
day night.
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NaaffoId has been erected in Ocala.
rse IL win be reported TO the
ctures' Record with the fsSlls
Aeess usual to big enterprises
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When man las suffered for years
with a weakness that blIghla hla life
and r0bs him Of all that really makes
life worth living, II he can avail hlna-
self Of a complete cure, why nut poa-
sess the moral courage 10 slop hia
downward course.
We will send you By mail. AnSO-
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the Ail-Powerfnl DR.. IOFfMANis
VITAL kESIORATiYE TABLETS,
With legal Guarantee l0 permanently
cure LOST MANHOOD, SELF
ABUSE, SEXUAL WEAKNESS. VA
RIcOCELE. SF0PS forever NIGHT
EMISSIONS and all unnatural drnina
Returns to former appearances emacl-
ated organs.
No q. q. ID. fraud nor reeeibf dnnnp-
ton. II we could not cure, We w0uf :
not send our medicine FREE to -
and pay when satisfied. Write tpdaJ
as this may not appear again.
Address.
WESTERN MEDICINE CO..
liscoRPoRArEpl Tnaiamanuo. Mich Z.
Knee pants for boys from 4 to 10 at
Rheinaner's Dry Goods HOUSE.
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DR.. A. L. Izlar's mother and sister,
OF the Palmetto State, is visiting him.
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NOTES.

NOIElos
J. T. Miner, of Fort Mead, said their
effort had Out'grown an experiment,
and was bound 10 be a success.
The excursion TO the Springs and
down the run was greatly enjoyed.
On re-assembling letter of regret
was read from State Commissioner
Wombell, for inability to be present,
when c. r. Hallems, of Tenn, spoke
of the industry in his state. They
grow 190 million pounds, mostly of
dark heavy variety for plug, and re-
ceived for same five cents pound, or
a million dollars for the crop. 1t was
profitable, though the farmer handled
it $50 fines before it was fit to sell. He
said his farmers could come to Florida
and make big money growing tobacco.
Captain J. B. Johnson, of Dade
City, read very amusing, eloquent
and instructive paper along the line of
tobacco, and as it was developing at
his place. He said Mantav, of Tampa,
bought about | 400 pounds of tobacco
from Mr.. Coleman at sixty cents a
pound; he treated it, assorted itin ave
lots and sold it from sixt,' ~ents 10 hVe
dollars . pound for H. pest, and that
wa canal 10 '-fe best in the world.
4aany merchants are well aware
that their customers are their best
friends and take pleasure in supply
ing them with the best goods obtain
able. As an instance we mention Per-
~ and Cameron, prominent druggists
of Flushing, Michigan. They say:
''We have no hesitation in recom-
mending Chamberlain's Cough Rem
edy to our customers, as it the best
cough medicine we have ever sold,
and always gives satisfaction. For.
sale at 25 and so cents per bottle by
Anii-monopoly Drug Store. I'm.
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To Indian War veterans.

If you want q pension send all in
formation relating to your enlistment
and service to this Office.
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2Dacres, 6 Cleared; new house. fine
wen Of water; 300 fruit trees aEd IS
grape vines, will s0an come into bear
ing, p miles from oeala. Inquire at
this Office. 12-e5-lm.
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t aae sF
taa asmasa ta h.
aYtt mfl0 eownFa ~ stn uuN
Hnmitft au husinss lrfssaf.'fi
fae namf af ihssc wha aftr 20 lulsa-
eien thH committee of ways and
means 1f eangpe.a on the miarso
heduie Rhp are ~ fallpwH ~ a..
CORY, D. Is Moosiie. o. Juhnssn. uf
Florida A.. toheu, New York, amd A.
Cook of Georgia.
Thanks were offered ~ the railroads
f1r their law rates e. the convention
for the hospitality of the people OF
Ocala the press. local aud state the
officers uf the convention and later
Colonels Chlpley aud Duval were
made honorary vice-prcsidents of the
association for their interest aud dc.
votiou iu fostering and promoting to-
baceo growing ia Florida.
AIr f. Muldie, Of Sumatra, then
spoke OF that island, its tobacco grow
ing, the labor employed and methods.
The industry began in 1850. Coolie la
bor did the business. lie explained
the methods and expense Of getting
them, and said they cost the grower
thirty cents day. In actual money
got five d0llars month, aud cultivated
an acre apiece. They used ho imple-
ment except a spade. A plow, hoe or
horse was not thought of in thisconnec-
lion. The sweating processes was the
great thing in that tobacco. II was
piled in large piles, then small, then
large, and so on until the tobacco had
Just the righ color, the darker the bet
ter. In going through this process a
man stsod over il night and day.
Their mode Of preparing seed beds
was same a. in this country; their
harms were similar, but their mode Of
eultivating the crop more thorough. i
hence the good tobacco. He said the
coolies were very Industrious, but q
born race of gamblers, and few, if any,
had money to their credit at the end
of the year. As Sumatra is directly
under the equator, the days are uni
form in length the year round. Two
season, in winter wet, and in summer
dry. Price of best tobacco wrappers
brought 81 to $l.30 a pound, but the
average price in 1895 was thirty-six
cents, average weight of bales 100 to
1870 pounds, They plant in April and
cut in July and August.
DR.. Strickland, of Americas, Ga,
spoke on errors in Feeding Tobacco
II. nts." He had eight years experi-
ence growing tobacco in Connecticut,
then became president of tho Dakota |
Agricultural College, and "A few years
ago he came to Georgia and is now
growing cotton and tobacco. His talk |
was full of valuable suggestions.
Nashville and Milwaukee sent invi- |
tations for the association to meet in
their cities, which was referred TO ex-
ecutive committee.
The name of this organization is the |
National Tobacco Growers Associa-
ton, and its officers for the ensuing
year are J. B. Briggs, of Kentucky,
president; f. b. Noodle, of Lake City,
vice-president ID. S. Williams, Ocala,
secretary.
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Pure Glycerine Soap, cakes for 25.
cents. at the Anti-Monopoly drug.
store.
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rIzona editor has been found
sincere aud honest. he hangs
"A on his office door: Gone oui
q drink. viii be back to-iilrf-
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f - - iiIe FssI UHIF Ftaa 8
sflfef fAsfieiF - Heea afInIiE61 -
- .laNitil. - $50 |tI 4&|2a. InIz..
sle - have fNE HNNn 81 aa4 a1Is.
~ eHtfe t.su 81 oaIa 4la|4 go
4faNn - 30 eauln lsFm. AIE4an.I1N
Hf auE4ais, Ca ulfe "a fila INnfIsI
.s''lisliltu ~ iIie e1ll. FieII1.I nIF ~.
ieffutlnn clAr ahiie sIaHIilE and A.
nouurei "a % e. ihe sniF zoe hn 4
eFef serH thai did nll have II eIII|.|. |0.
g TIE hpiIeWiuF il iakeH fFum ih4
Albania tanNiiuIlinn The EurI
Waiefmeions ever alen here have hIsl
been sent here ~ ne Mun. ~ II
Branch, The Wa.lgInelon k'nx ~ Eat
umbia county. They are - the raun-
ine teofkla halilasuake variety. and
mofe hacious nut never greW o. ne
watermelon vine They are HfuWn ~
Ar. Bfanch, who la.a lonn sInce -.
tabllshe'i a national reputation for tlIo
excelience Of his rnel9ne. OF al the
watermelons the ht.si are those u fha
hattiesnake variety. Oihea have
been tried IN variuua experiments. huf
Tor standard cxtelIfr0ce and every.
year succcss. the Ralflesnaka n l8n.
king % the melm1 warlIei. and those
grown hy Mr.. Ranch are the href
specimens Of the type 70 he found In
Geougia.n
Price, ounce Toe ounces asc.
pound e5c. | pound q Is, delivered III
any part of the United states. A Iiws
tied quantity Of. "Bob Harflsn canla.
l0upc seed. a choice farieiy. Il a uef
peunu, dellverek Remil Ey,uKIster-
ses&l-ASttef t6F8el1elle. Ga, or mfIIe%..
order on Harlem, Ga.
Address, M. 4. RRkNcu.
I llw Berxella, Columbia. CO.. GA.
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N Ht WaIf Nart m NHftH
Ga sffesf aIefe l'.ass. sa fssi ~ I.'in'..
FinHes Hf sHH9HsrHs fl aiass fllf
1lelnE FsFH rf .al ilai aaa NUH
srffaNsr fiiItfnf
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ARsoLuTE SAFKrY.

A saving of from ss :. q set Of
hsrness.
sS~Any ..dy cas 5aitch the
horse 90 the buggy In one half
"a minute. Two hooks and the
horse ~ hitched.
Pull the cord and detach your
horse in one second.
.sarEt never breaks. ID never
slips.
Made of malleable steel. May bend
but will never break.
The Florida Lightning Harness
Hooker Co., owner Of state right.
ocaIa, Fla. P. o. box, AZ.
County and city rights for sale.
pTAgents wanted.
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GREENS LIGHTNING HARNESS syzR

p3~No singietrees. ne traces.
no shan tugs. ao CALLED shtnl.h.
ers. no sere backs. Spee.e
evenness 20 trotters.
Cost, time and danger reduced to
minimum.
Three grades made, from dray to
sulky.
B@simPIicity iiself---a time
saver.
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J. A. RlTTxAN 3 co.

Undertakes and Embalmers and
general funeral directors. Prompt
and efficient service and reasonable
prices. A full line oi house nnrnisi',
ings at cut rates. Give ~ Z esI an'|
compare prices
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The Real
Article

is the only thing that's sold here. Ii
you pay for tenderloin, you get tender
lOin, and not shin meat. When we
say we sell tender meat, il is 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 in
the meat, you're worse off than if
you had eaten none.
EDWARDS BROTHERS.
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wEsrERs MEDiClNE Co.


Knee pants for boys from to 10 81
Rheinauer's Dry Goods HOUSE.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-01-15

ion with the Banner.