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The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-04
ONE MORE SETTLED
M,KINLEY'S PRIVATE SECRETARY
Is SELECTED.

According to Canton Advices Received In
New York CITY, j. Addison Porter Of
Connecticut Will Serve in That CApa-
ctty-Judge NcKenna Waits for the
President-EIect to Announce the News
of His Appointment As Secretary OF tho
Interior = Kentuckisns at the Msjss'e
House. -
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-04
NO BOOZE AT THE BALL.

Chicago. Feb. "A special TO the News
nom Washington says: At the request OF
Major and Airs. Mckinley no wine or
other intoXicants will be sold az the in
augural bal. Mrs, Mckinley is really
responsible. II will be the first time Il
Quor has been prohibited 81 that function
Even Lucy Webb Hayes. who banished
them from the White House. did not ex
exclude intoXicants from the inaugural
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-04
OSCAR Is LESS GAY.

London, Feb. 3.-The Christiana CORE
spondent OF the Chronicle comments up
on the fact that King Oscar in his speech
opening the Norwegian parliament. made
no mention of the Anglo-American arbi-
tration treaty, althouh he expressed sat
isfaction because of his nomination as an
umpire when opening the Swedish paria-
mani yonpth
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1897-02-04
ABOUT M'KENNA.
CAGES RESIGNATION

Chicago, Feb. S.-Lyman ]. Gage. the
next secretary of the treasury. expects
TO hand in his resignation as president
OF the First National bank within four
days. He stated that the board OF d.
rectors would hold meeting this week
"a select his successor. Mr.. Gage will
leaVe Chicago about the middle of the
month Tor Washington. He viii spend
several days looking up a Washington
nome. He viii then probably go to Old
Point Comfort for short rest before en-
ter!ng unon his Official drtiss
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
.R|sFWasY Nearly Cfippledsby4 Oyster Shells
Seven Feet Hlgh.
AiHuGE OysTERsnEARLy CRUSHED HIM
Caught an Iron Bnr in ITS Mouth I'm
steadiand4 F,nttencaIt Out-An rEx-
vzciiinE Adventure with, ~ nInm-
moth shnris.-nY, Likely Treasurc
IA wreck Discoyered..
} tFfom, the Lewlston,l Me-. Journal)

(Ffom, the lewiston Me-, Jourhal)
- Thomas Gaodenowirsans Englisman
nearly seventy years old, but with the
strength. and constitution of 4 man OF
thirty-five, was in Lewiston Sunday and
. Monday on his way from New. 4 ork. to
/. Nova Scotia He claims ito be an old
marine diver, who has worked for years
4 on the bottom of !thesocean for an Eng
lishs concern called the Colonial Wreck
: ing,I Company. From England he went
Ito India and helped work up a sunken
steamer,,in which was half a million In
gold, for the government. Then the
(; company sent him TO Mexico, and for ten
years. he worked in and around Mexican
H waters4
~ THE narrowest escape /. ever had"
& said The, was in the Indian Ocean We
had gone down 10 rip off the copper.
work OF q barge, and as the ground
aroundgthe sunken ship was particular
ly smooth and white-sandy we took a
walk. One, hundred feet from the side
y uf.the vessel we found an immense oys-
, ter, the shells of which were, over seven
r feet high, 1t was open, and in the nabhy
folds of the, flesh, ] saw a great pearl.
Z or rather what looked like a pearl. 1t
was less than two feet from the edge
of7the shell, and T. determined to sicZe
IT. My companion saw what / was
thinking of and took hold of my Shout
der. But had already reached out
my arm. Hetpulled me back SO that my
e lea d-covered arm. struck the edge of the
great shell. Like a flash. quicker than I
lever saw.a shark jump, the shell closed.
The arm escaped, sbpt the end of a heavy
N iron ibar aWhichSI could not lift out of the
4 water was caught Sinthe shell and fiat
tened. We jnmped(back so quick that |
Z fellsover and laysfu length on the
f ground: If had reached my hand into
that horrid trap l doubt not that 1t
would have beenttaken off.
"A lot OF Indian pearl divers We're at
Z work about me one day when suddenly
saw four.of them fall fiat and lie on their
& backs upon the sand. They wore moth
ing in.thes way Of clothes and each had
only a. hilt with a great, knife in it. They
held their breaths over two minutes
e sometimes! ]. thought IT. strange that
they fell down and lay quiet. and on
X looking, Zip / saw a shadow between me
andsthe SUM-. 1t grew more distinct, ana
4 ! saw, to my horror, a great shark ~
Fl ng ten feet above my head. slowly fan
y mn 8 the water with its great fins. Its
4 .pcllyt was a streak of white of a creamy
thue, anu Its mouth. was marked by the
~ undsr roll OF the lip. Like the others,
s. II u lell down Hat, though more from fear
3 thart policy. 1t was the first one had
I. seii.t a no II made me sick ofimy task
Inc creature left me and swan with
n sleat ease and grace TO where, two In
~; dia ian. ia lay on their backs. 1T fell down in
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
Consumption Positively Cured.

Mr.. Il. Il. Greeve, merchant of Ohm
howie. Va, certiits that he had con
sumption, was given up TO die. sourh,
all medical treatment that money could
procure, tried all cough remedies he
could hear of. but got no relief: spen,
many nights sitting up in a chair; wa
induced TO try DR.. Kings New Discov-
cry, and was cured by use of two bot
ties. For past three years has been
aItemd'ng 10 business. and says Dir.
remedy ever made as il has done so
much for him ana also for cthcrs in his
community. DIR. Kings New Discovery
is guaranteed for Coughs, Colds and
Consumption. II don't fail Trial DO,
ties free at Eu!row, Martin & Co.'S
Drug store.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05

sWoop and tried to scoop one IN from,
the bottom, and failed, and as It came
pack saw one of'them, a stout. swnrthy
lelloW. whom | had greatly admired on
shore, curl over and draw his knife
AS the fish passed over him the Indian
rose with the knife on his shoulder and
lunged 1t into the breast of the fish and
then fall Hat again. The monster acted
like n hen with. It's head cut OFF. II
jumped and plunged about. and In n
very little while went off The Indians
had all risen TO the top of the water when
they saw the stab, and in nervous cy-
element j rose too AS they i ook off my
helmet saw q few yards from The boat
the great shark lying OH its side and
squirting blood"
Did you ever find any rich treasure 2"
we asked
Yes. much OF 1t, but it all belonged 10
the company. Once did make n find
that believed would prove to be some
thing OF interest could ii he located
again In 1859 small coasting vessel
went ashore on small rock LOG miles
west OF Key West and I went down to
locate IT. The craft lay on its side In a
round hole in SiXty-cight feet of wafer.
and had fallen back from an over
hanging rock on which it had struck.
we could only work three hours in the
middle OF the day. because It was 50
dark in the hole that we had to have
the sun right overhead. I hadn't been
down there half an hour before nv
NnmDMnion came climbing over tho
wreck and tuggcd me over the rail
ne pulled me off into the shadow and
pointed to what looked like n great
hoN thirty feet square, but which proved
10 ne nc stern OF an old vessel The
SNAKES were climbing over it, and n
great piece of coral was attached To II
think II was very old because the an
cent canvas which hung dismantled
over It's side was of n make older than
any ] ever saw. We climbed unon lis
deck and found many things that locke y
rs If the vessel had sunk by acciden,
Tor some old boxes and stuff law about
y Knife was sticking into the stump of
me mast, and hanging t. il was n
small shee; iron box. very rusty and
Old We pulled 1t off and carried II ont
OF me water In ii we found $50 worth
OF old gold coin OF English and Dutch
mints. We agreed together that we
would keep it quiet and return some
time and make n haul Of the ancient
wreck. but aftcrward. though we 70.
turned in small schooner. we could
never locate the spot or course there
might not have been anything i'm The
wreck but somehow I always felt that
tnere was. 1t was The only old wreck
that came upon accidentally in ,wanty
years, 50 that YOU can see that iron sur,
SHIPS DO not lie about like rocks on tho
bottom OF the sea for divers TO pick IN. "
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
CHILDREN'S BOOKS.

Really wonderful is II, show here anl
the prices. Never has The store at
tempted so much. Never has IT succeed
ed SO well. l'.ner hooks are mere ;han
ever before, y. far sraattr assortment:
prices were never so low. Few books
wanted which are not here. Here is an
example of the pricing which, chnull
sell hundreds rS ho1Ss tomorrow and
darby this week. Waiting is clearly
going TO oe<dpngGrous this season.
Children's bouiS bound ID board cnv-
ers. illustrated III color. culored front
,ispiccc. illustrated very fully. These
books are jan inch thick, size SIax10I5
inches. Playroom Stories, Summer
Sports. Little Thinkers, Young ,Compan-
ions. and Pleasant Pages are 10c, and
childrcn's books, McLoughlin's paper
covers, five full page oil. chrome illus
.rations. are but
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
BOOKS, GILT TOPS.

Silk finished, ciot h bound, luxurious
gift books. Fine paper. The following
and perhaps 100 Other stiles, ALPINE
Edition. Publishers price, 51c. Here
zoe.
The Able Constnu;in, Lujlov!c Helrvy
Adam Belle, George Eliot.
Acsops Fables.
Alhambra, Washington Irving.
Andcrscn's Fairy TatGs.
Arabian Nights Entertainment.
Ardath. Marie Coirrlll
Astoria. Washington Irving.
The Autocrat of the Brn;tkfas. Table.
Oliver Wende, Holmes.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
WHY THE NEGRO IS CALLED
nCDON

(Aliss Mary Spears in Baltimore SUM-
Many years ago when superstition
hcld greater sway than now, and the
influences Of the occult ana weird
were most potent, 4 cunning negro
slave had acquired the reputation of
possessing a familiar spirit and of be-
ing able to perform many uncanny
mysteries. His fellow slaves held him
In great awe, and even his master grew
10 belief in his powers. This finally
led 10 wager, in which the greater
Part of the masters fortune was stalk
ed ON the Negroes divining ability. \
barrel was placed on the lawn and n
live coon was placed under the barrel.
Thtn the negro sOothsayer WAS sent
for ana told to inform the crowd what
was under the barrel. He t'!ied in vain
To escape the exposure. but without
success. Realizing that he was corner
ed, lie leaned on the barrel dcjcctcdly.
and remarked: . Well, you've got this
old coon at last" whcreupon Il great
shout applauded what was considered
SamboS remarkable astutcness, ana
his reputation was forever firmly es-
tabl!shed.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
Bacon's Essays, Francis Bacon,
Black Beauty. Anna Sewell.,.
The Bondman. Hall Cains.

Bacon's Essays, Francis Bacon.
Black Beatty. Anna Sewell.
The Bondmar. Hall Cailia
Bracebridse Tall, Washing ION Trying
Character. Samuel Smiles.
Children of the, Abbey, Regina Maria
Roche :
Child's History of England, Charles
Dickens. :
Count Of Monte Crlsto. Alexander
Dumas.
Confessions OF an English Opium Eat.
er, Thomas De Quincy
Crayon Papers, Washington Irving.
Daniel Derondil, George Eliot.
Deemster, The Hall Cane
Deerslaycr, The, J. Fanimore Cooper.
Donovan, Edna Lyall
Dream Life, Donald G. Mitchell ok
Marvel> - ~"
Drummond's Addresses.
Duty, Samuel Smiles.
East Lynne, Mrs. Henry Wood.
Edmund Dantes, Alexander Dumas.
Egyptian Princess. An George Ebers.
Felix Holt. George Eliot.
tlrst Violin The. Jessie Fothergill.
Grlmm's Fairy Tales. Brothers
Grimm. - :
Gulliver's Travels, Dean Swift.
Handy Andy. Samuel Lover
Hardy Norseman a, Edna Lyall
Harry LorreGuer. Charles Lever.
House Of Seven Gables, The, Nathan:
el Hawthorne.
Hypatia, Charles Kingsley
Imitation of Christ. Thomas Kempis
lronmnster, The, Georges Ohnet.
1vanhoe, Sir Waiter Scott
Jane Eyre Charlotte Bronte.
John Halifax, Miss MULCH.
kenilworth. Sir Walter Scott
knickerbocker History of New York,
Washington Irving. =
Lampiightcr. The, Maria Cunningham
Last Days OF Pompeii. Lord Lytton.
Last of the Mohicans, The. j. Feni-
more Cooper.
Lorna Doone, r. d. Blackmore.
Lucille, Owen Meredith.
,Madcap Violet, William Black.
Mary st. John, Rosa ~ Carey.
Middlemarch.. George Eliot.
Micah Clarke y. Conan Doyle
Mil Ion the Floss. The, George Eliot
Misjudged, w. Hemburg.
Moses from an Bold Manse,y Nathan
iel Hawthorne.
Myste rious Island, The, Jules Verne
Natural Law in the Spiritual World
Drummond.
Old Ma'msellc's Secret, T. Marlitt.
Oliver Twist, Charles Dickens.
Our Mutual Friend, Charles Dickens
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
stores st and pay more.
Articles, Gifts Of all
Hosiery, Gloves are

Pathfinder, The, j. Fenin,orc coonpr
Pilgrlm's Progress. The, John Bunyan.
Reveries of Bachelor Donald G.
Mitchell ok. -NIarveD.
Robinson Crusoe, Daniel Defoe.
Romance OF Two Worlds A fAr.r,o
Correlli. -.
Romola. George Eliot
Scarlet Letter. NatbnpIo, Howtbor,o
Scottish Chiefs. Jane Porter.
Self Help, Samuel: Smiles
Sesame and Lilies, John Ruskin.
Sign of the -Four, A. Conan Doyle
Silas Mariner, George Eliot.
Story of an '. African Farm 1prms olive
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05

: d 81 : a. n So 4
Beyond the CITY, A. Conan Doyle.
Bird OF Passage, a. BY the author d
"Ships That Pass in the Night" Beat
rice Harraden.
Book of Golden Deeds C. NJ. Yonge.5
Black Beauty, Anna Sewell.
Bracebrigde Hall, Washington Irvind
Brownng's Poems, Robert BraWnint
Burns Poems, Robert Burns.
Carlyle's History of the French Reyd
luton. vols, Thomas Carlyle.
Case of Identity, A, Anthony Hope.
Chiffon's Marriage. Gyp.
Childe Harold's Pilgrimage, Lord BJ
Coming Race. The, Lord Lytton.
Confessions of an 11nglish Opium Eat
or, The, Thomas DE, Quincey
Crawford, Mrs. Gaslsel.
Crown of Wild Olive, John RuSIsin.
Dickens Story Teller, Charles, Dickens
Dickens Shorter Stories, Charles Dick
ems. s1s-Et2T7
Dog of Flanders, a. Ouida 4
Dolly Dialogues, Anthony Hope.
Dream Life, Donald G.. Mitchell QI
MARVEL
Dreams, Gfi+e Schreiner (Ralph Iron,
Drummond's Addresses Drummond.
Emerson's Essays, vols, II. w. En-
erson. 'sr-EF5t -
Essays Of Ella, Charles Lamb.
athlcs OF the Dust, John Rusk'a.
Evangeline II. w. Longfellow.
Favoritc Poems.
Frankenstein, Mrs. Shelley.
Gertrudc's Marriage, w. Heimburg
Half Hours with Great Authors
Half Hours with Great ETumorists.
Ilalf Hours with Great Novelists.
Half Hours with Great Story Tellers
Heroes and Hero Worship, Thoma
Carlyle. 20
Heroes OF Greek Fairy Tales The
Charles Kingsley.
House of Seven Gables, The, Nathan
lei Hawthorne.
House Of the Wolf, The BY the au
thor of "a Gentleman of FRANCE" Stan
ley j. Weyman.
ldaala. by the author of 1.-THE Heay
enly Twips," Sarah Grand
Idle Thoughts of an Idle Fellow, The
Jerome X. jerome.
1dyl!s Of the King. Lord Tennyson.
Imitation Of Christ. Thomas n Kempis
In Mcr0ram- Lord Tcnnyson.
John Halifax, Gentleman, . vols, Mis-
NulUch.
Kept for the Masters Use. Havergal.
kidnapped Robert Louis Stevenson.
Lorna Doone, vols. II. d. Blaclxmore
EACH, 15c
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
DOLLS.

Several Thousand. We're bought of an
imF2ter declining BUSINESS. This ex-
plnEns the rush here in the Doll De-
partmsrtt. End npc..-: reached by eleva-
tor S:Hme folks are gtlng to have to
pay more, for dclls so2n for these viii,
at the present rate of selling, not be
here long.
The. biggest and finest jointed bis
que dols9l here are $3.50. These are an
aTmfull. T hen the p,!css go down slow
ly, S2.25, Sl.69. $780, $50; to kid bodied
ct soc. and zoe. Then there are jonted
ones at lec.. lEdsstricsable, wash 2ible
et lie. loo. and 100, and two nra.+velous
specials IN joiI?ted bieque, one is SOC,
the ether. and rlo one should be slow in
coming, ia
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
TOY. EXPOSITION.

Tho exposition, Isl .open on second floor.
only samples are shown. Two of she
great floors above arc filled with n
mighty host OF toys and dolls. B.cycles
and nHcycles Doll Carriages and
Kindred toys fill, the Basement. Santa
C9ausi Workshop. where he, puts the
toys togessher. Is the1e.i Somebody saw
his grinning face a few moments ago in
Ihe basement. Here are IA few hints,
now cheap toys sue here, Come see the
lest e The Games, the Books. .
$3.50.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
HANDY VOLUME
CLASSICS.

New series canvas bound. silver en-
bosscd. Fine paper. large type.
Able Constantn. The, Ludovic Ic!eyy.
Alice's Adventures in Wonderland,
Lewis Carroll.
Aud LIGHT ldylls, J. NJ Barrie.
Autocrat Of the Breakfast Table, The,
Oliver Wendell Holmes
Bacon's Essays. Francs Bacon.
Beside the Bonnie Brcr Bush. M,c-
laren. -''
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
CONAN DOYLE'S WORKS

The White COMPANY, Study in Scarlet,
Sign Of the cur, Beyond ehe cay, MI
cah Clark; > volumes, boXal: publish
ers' price, 50 30 The sci here is
75c:
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05

Gomez, ut the age Of 20, actively
leading vigorous and Irresistible revo-
luton for Cuban independence, pres
.nts cGlc OF the picturesque and heroic
figures Of the age
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
ATOMIZERSASpeciaI.

Extraordinary purchase and sale of
these. The Atomzc! extensively adver-
t!scd at $l.39 aud sl.00, are here. TIC. and
5oc. undcrbuying we underselI Atomi-
ze.s, every bulb guaranteed,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
WEBSTER'S DICTIONARY

1881 cages, unabridged, cloth bound.
With the whole English language, from
~ to u, Il: aaad. We can find no wards
to dcs:cihe the chc1uDe:ss os these
These figures tell il.
o9c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
SHAKESPEARE COMPLETE

The comDl2." works of the Bari Of
Avon. Hycry.h.l;5 IL ever wrotr. H.
luStratad MD VITA mrmoi" -, IN
bound III inc great vo'unia. Lin ,lvrr.
good paper. r4v?r = better i.lrs,ra, ion
of the progress cf ina 5onknakcr IN
make and the power of this store to
cheaucn than his.
zoe.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
INFANTS WRAPPERS.

rs close an old lot these are marked
down. 4All cctton, ribbed, winter
weight, long sleeves. We're very CHEAP
at l21kc; are now down, 173. Three
shirts go for
asG ..ts OK
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
CHILDREN SHOCKED.

The children have had more fun than
bushcl of monkeys For the paast day
or so here, wf.h the new Magnetic Flee
trio Machine. This delights children.
One turns The crank. the others hold
the poles and get shocked. Strong, use
full, instructive, these
87Hc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
MARIE .CORELLFS WORKS

Vendetta Romance OF Two Worlds
Wormwo1 |, rE,"m.. Ardl:.i: vJiil.,lcS,
cloth, box. The c,nr a'e ST. Iuh-
iteshers rricc, ST. Hers, while lt.cy
last,
75c.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
SPECIALS
BOYS AND GIRLS BOOKS.
CSc

23 allurng books, beautifully olna-
mcntcd. cloth binding, 25c.
Enhancing stories for big Boys and
Girls. cloth binding, 40 titles 37lac
20 Books for Boys and Girls, by the
picked story tcllcrs OF the world. whole
some fiction. travel. Fine bindings anu
paper, large, clear type,
soc.
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
EUGENE SUES WORKS

The tWanda:ins Jew. The aIystaries rf
Paris; silk "lo5h binding, Empire orna-
incubation; large gar .ypr. excellent
paper,
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05

Homa welcome hnhama
cheapest mBm Toys HkeNon
Dress sH
was oMhs
The Norfolk Virginian. [volume] (Norfolk, Va.) 186?-189?, 1897-12-05
DOLL FURNITURE.

Large hardwood sets. Bed, Bureau,
Table and Two Chairs; wonderful these.
soc. Dolls China Tea SETS. Large full
SETS, i2c. Eoys' Wheelbarrows. not
dolls, but boys size
10c.
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-01-28

-...@---4 t1ar :1s1e .s.l.sl E'4n na4te
l1G1e 4a1rr sv Il ssEsis=s- -lG 10 -.lla--
!. nj z.ir 11~4- l@ea szv-@l ar liz 1aT71Fs
la.u --sDE r liz lag-z@ NE Annie -slgL..,l
EFe- -sse ri4-!i;lie --sHeriv alr >--FllT
zrg --1-
Aberdeen herald. [volume] (Aberdeen, Chehalis County, W.T.) 1886-1917, 1897-01-28
ROOT {

Inc Trap men
'illapa harbo
to va
10 legislature +;
rohibiting fish
atcrs OF the st
orted from II
hen the ligl
st. At pres
utting in the |
here the Rel
reater streng'
Measure there.
. practically a
. The necessit.
litted by pra'
nose directly i
ssollar which, t
a'rdless OF futl
at fire to v
I,rests than t
n',esc destruct
one OF the lar
'e anxious fol
yen though til
say lose thou
them, for t
Escrue. Repre-
!. at least one
$1,000 invesi'
lture benefit,
lfshly short
ill prove ruiz
authorities are
e allowed TO
lestion of a s
dustry will !
kte fish and
Art: Fish {
hper read bel
.ciety E; Fish
I'D Professor
ksanford Univ
: Aint.
ns Again, tlei
ght to every
hvigable wa
81 the use OF t
laps, wheels
fishing al
steeks ago SIN
liable 10 pa
rom Bonnevi
II the ''leads |
btll sides eX
|. here the CT
iPiats or fish
Rugged the
lille the boa
"But," say
rivileges, T."
ithout recol
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The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-05-28
Johnston's Mood Yard
A. B. JOHNSON, Proprietor.

Located between City Market Steam of
Wood delivered in any .anyK kind OF
quantity. delivered short notice. either day night
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-05-28
Among the 0zarkS.

"The Land of Big Red Apples"
is an attractive and interesting
book, handsomely Illustrated with
views of South Missouri scenery,
including the famous Olden fruit
farm of 5000 acres in Howell
county. It pertains to fruit
raising in that great fruit belt Of
America, the southern slope of
the Ozarks, and will prove of great
value, not only to fruit growers,
but to every farmer and home
seeker looking for a farm and a
home. Mailed free. Address
j. E. LOCKWOOD,
Kansas City, Mo.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1897-05-28

forming their functions properly
and regularly, day and night.
A plant, commonly known as a
vegetable, but which in reality is
one Of the most valuable and ac-
tive kidney NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS.
gus-has, by the skill of medical
science, been called upon to per-
form its duty as nature intended
it should.
Asparagus has been known for
years to the medical fraternity to
possess certain amount of vir-
tue for kidney ailments. DIR.
Hobbs took up this subject many
years ago, and, after long and
patient experimenting, is ena-
bled to combine the medicinal
properties of the asparagus plant
with other valuable diuretic and
kidney healing remedies known
to the medical fraternity of the
world; in such a form as it is to-
day, under his formula, regarded
as a positive specific for all forms
of kidney, bladder and urinary
diseases Of both sexes.
( DR.. Hobbs Sparagus Kidney
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