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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01

The gents furnishing and tailoring
emporium OF this well known gentle
man IL correctly described as the
glass Of fashion and the mould of
form.u Dan Boyle has been with this
arm 80 long and has taken so many
measures that he knows the "cut and
NM, 81 bis customers so thoroughly
that he fairly moulds them into the
ilts and they 1T without twist or
lrlnkle. Aud In a nicely fitting suit
alolhee, who Il II that will deny
person not only looks but feels
n every hour In the day? Keats,
eli6ve, had one Of John Fuller's
Ia his mind when ne made use Of
"a oft-repeated quotation, "a thing
Il beauty il q JOY forever We veri-
believe that III fitting clothes are
.,,th-provoking and one Of the aids Of
rrlnn To- repIenish his dominions;
while a good fitting suit helps along
.ne's rellgionA So, Mr.. Fuller, in his
nlove-flilng suits, does work next to
lhs preachers, because he kegs his
fasteners in pleasant, joyful State
~ mind, aud being pleased with
th~mselves ind II an easy matter 10
49, pleased with everybody else. In
underwear. neckwear aud headwear,
NJ Fuller keeps the very best grades
ln style and quality and in shirts is
the acknowledged leader.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01
MASTERS SALE.

Er,.IIitR ANB HI VIRTUE OF a FINAL DE
| l.ee rendered on The 9th day Of Septcm-
Hcr. ls-. iu 4 certain cause pending II the CIT
lujt laa-t oi lh, tn judicial circuit OF Florida
n aud Or Marion county, IN chanoefy, wherein
WILLIAM FrKNESS was complainant and G.
H. HAMPTON. Hlt%RN " CHANDLER ct al.
.v.rc Defendants the undersigned, special
.,.a.ier named and appointed i'll said decree 10
execute the same will, on
In8et, nc ~ da1 IF No1embcr, 1897,
between iite hours Of eleven O'Clock a. m and 2
u 49, in 'front.' Of the south door OF the court
house in The city q Ocala, Florida, offer and ex-
pose fof sale and will sell to the highest and best
bidder for cash the inortgaged premises in said
decree described as follows, viz The north half
ST lot number four OF block numbered iorty-nine
fs9) according to the old survey of the town of
0eala Ales the follow ing parcel OF land de
scriied AZ siatnencing at the norteast corner OF
tire northeast quarter of the northwest
quarter OF section twelve (f2) in township
hteen. south range twenty-one (2Il
east and thence running west one hundred and
forty (Ito} yards thence south one hundred and
forty 400 yards, thence east one hundred and
forty (I4ol yards thence north one hundred and
forivlft3) yards to the point Of beginning. All
il, Marion county Florida. This, September 20,
fsa- RAYMOND b. BUILOCL,
W IS. BULLOcK, Special Master.
Coupanau'st Solicitor. I / I'd
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01
n..i.mnnnnoIu Drug Store.

MIR. Ii. G.. Groves, the proprietor OF
the above welI-known establishment,
has lust returned from New York,
where. besides a complete line of
drugs and medicines, he purchased 81
side line of many useful and exquisite
novelties. His prices are in harmony
with the name he SO early adopted
that is, they are anti-monopolistle.
He doesn't want TO mOnopolize, hence
wants his customers to get their iuli
pay for every dollar they invest with
him. His soda water and ice cream
fountain is still the rendezvous for the
society beaux aud bellies as well as
those of maturer years.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01

N loyalty and love and devotion
to the business interests of a commun-
Nv deserve success then NJ. Fishel
would be voted a laurel wreath.
Whenever subscription Is TO be
"a sd In anticipation OF the success
~ one OF Ocala's t'bigdays'i NJ. Fishel
/. always seen with paper in his
hand and more than does his part In
contributing TO its success. In the
darkest days ~ 0cala's business de-
r,s.lon his fa;e has always been as a
nbow Of hope and the promise OF
.things. Ocala has no more
s..6..sct Or substantial friend
n,ai she '.>ss weathered the
"a II adversely and iooks hope,
d Iairer weather, Dit. fishel
nol sbe forgotten. lie Is y
1aerch. int as he il q citizen, nnu
rlnp n great deal, but q visit
- convince all that the
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01
r.rntv ca1rasreraea.s.

10 tse E4.leroi .Aeo-ala Eaansi
aAve favor :va9k in the name Of
the good old rule, Tile greatest good
to the greatest number." Many Of u
good subscribers who pay our snhcfiP-
tions ana taxes regularly, and vote IN
diligently, are heartily tired Of such
writing SIS sending messages 10 one
another lfit VIII benefit or lntere~,
the public put it in the paper, but II
personal, write privately, aud more
sedatc mind, viii beenjoying 8 greater
pleasure. This is The first from me-
aad will likely be the last without re-
gard to publication or crilici-m
GRAVEYARD.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01
Yellow Fever Germs

breed in the bowels. Kill them ana
YOU are safe from the awful disease.
I'asearets destroy the germs Though
out the system and make it,mpossible
for new ones to form. Cascarets are
not only a reliable safe-gardfor young
and old against Yellow Jack. Zoe, 25c.
soc, all druggists.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01
III lHD TRADE |
l|.,l,s Merchants Who are SiIug-
1IIe III Commercial Supremacy.
i c.sl. p.,s nn Climb % he Top a' 8
r.s.s Il Tsaas I: VII Be no Faais-'i
1hsrs Vase xsmss Figure i
shsss celrnnr--The Banner
10 Lever % bring Ahsst
ne EsTival.


Perhaps one of the most successful
merchants In OcaIa i Dir. J. J. Gefig
He came 70 cur town some years ago
stranger and without . bank account
Ina had early learned that Pluck was
4 Nero and determined to be an actor
II this role and successfully performed
The mart. he purchased the Alliance
etore-enerey and integrity being the
only capital he had At his command.
lie gave his notes for the stock OF
goods and thus begAn his Introduction
Is the mercantile world. He paid
every note As Il matured notwith-
standing the fact that he struck the
most depressing series Of years ever
known In the history Of the country,
and established, for himself credit
that has held him well in hand.
Mr.. Gerlg has since strengthened
The weIl-known Alliance store by TAX
ing into full co-partrership Captain
o. q. Finch and they are resolutelS
determined 10 bring trade to Ocala Il
attention 70 business, studying th'
wants Of customers and selling at low
prlees, will do II. They believe tina
making their business known through
the columns Of the Banner will hell
them 10 this end and we especially in
vlle our readers to give them a cal
and compare their goods aud price
with goods and prices Of other firm
here and In neiehboring towns. tn
Alliance store seeks TO please. Don
pass Il BY.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01
Railroad Restaurant

Messrs. Robinson * Beckham have
become the successors to w. II. Chaille
in the proprietorship OF the we'll
known restaurant. II is conveniently
located, being near the post-olliee and
Plant System depot and can easily
command the run Of trade. The pro-
prietors know that success depends
upon good feeding, cleauly, attentive
and expeditions service, and are de-
termined that the Railroad Re7tau-
rant, if these things Ice s. means to
success. shall succeed and under their
management it is rapidly reaching
high water mark. Try lunch or
eat a meal there and see if what IS
here written is not true.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01
Reaay Maaa c!otA!ng Depar.naa..

No department in this great estab-
lishment is kept with more scrupu-
lous care than its ready made clothing
department. 1t has always been "
leading feature. We defy any store
In the state to undersell us. We sell
prosperity suits at calamity prices.
Newest and latest styles, made of the
heat of fabrics. ii. Il. NJ ASTERS.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01

eater 80 me faslidious tastes of the
travelling public, he has begun Ia ear
Ii.4t H. do so. Neatness is the watch
word in his establishment His tables
are supplied with the choicest articles
the market affords and is cooked ~
the choicest way. \ meal in his neat,
tidy and homelike restaurant wlllc"n-
vince All Of the truIh Of the above re-
marks it will be found Just opposite
the Banner Office.
We. sis.runK, the popular young
NJ. y. Of Dunneilon was in ocala SUI
urday.
The united Democracy Of New York
have nominated Henry George for
may or.
full line oftobscco and cigars AZ Sid
WhaIoys. sauth side Of public square.
Gall and see him
Ion Farri= IS ia Hometown, ia. lie
reports having been presently entcrI
taiued 10y Prof Streator.
Miss jamie Russell, an experienced
miliner, arrived in O.aIa yesterday
ais,l xs..i ..q.,..1sSist Mrs {. Brown IN her
&c Artery emporium.
- Thrs. Medero, Mcintosh and
quiren'sgilI see that Marion county
If as the " represented at Nashville
~ ton oh5acco exhibit.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. j. McGrath, who
have been summering at Sunapee, n.
H., accompanied by their niece, Miss
Gcrtie Parlder, returned home Tues
day.
Wise men know it is folly to build
on poor foundation. Relief obtained
BY deadeniug symptoms is short
Hoods ,;arsaparrilla cures and gives
lasting health.
Squire Clarence J.. smith, the ora
tor and statesman Of the Lake Weir
precinct, was in Ocala Tuesday and
dropped a gliuering Is 70 / wheel in
the Banner till.
Wednesday. the 9Th inst, is the jew
ish day Of Atonement, in consequence
OF which All our Hebrew business
houses viii bc closed from G. O'Clock
Tuesday afternoon to 6 Wednesday ai-
teIno0n.
Penny Dukes and w. d. Sheppard
have formed a co-partnership and will
OF pleased to serve their many friends
with the choicest meats and best
country produce 10 be had at the city
market.
Mrs. Pete Mcintyre and children
have returned from "a two weeks visit
at White sulphur Springs, while Mrs.
y. W. Davis and children have re-
turned from Ormond, where they IN
ioyed the sea brcezcs for month.
Yesterday afternoons Star cmptied
itself Of three columns OF Stops mis-
erable, scnseless, witless purilc, sterile
stuff, which misses the mark aimed
at and gives dignity and force to the
utterancee of the Banner by contrast.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01

Mr.. N. l.. Williams is the proprietor
of the above named restaurant and 1t
is all that its name implies. Know
ing that to build up a trade he must
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01
o:ala's Big Day.

In the matter Of '$Ocala's Big Day"
the editor Of Che Banner is not going
to permit the unjust and rude attack
made upon him by its promoter to
stand in the way of doing all in his
power 70 make the day "a complete
success. Next week it will have more
] to say about it.
4 few weeks ago the editor was
taken WITH a very severe cold that
csused him to be in most miserable
condition. 1t was undoubtedly II bad
case of la grippe and recognizing it as
dangerous he took immediate steps to
bring about a speedy cure. From the
advertisement Of IhamhcrIain's
Cough Remedy ana the many good
recommendation included therein,
we concluded @ make a first trial Of
the medicine. 70 say that it was sat
islactory in it, results, is putting it
very mildly, indeed. 1t acted like
magic and the result was "a speedy
and permanent cure. We have no
hesitancy in recommending this eX-
celleut Cough Remedy to anyone al
/ Nicted with cough or cold in any
form The Banner of Liberty, I.iber-
tytown, Maryland The > and -
cent sizes for sale by Auti-monopoly
Drug store. I'M
Mr.. a. T.. Burnett is not only q sue
cessful ieweler and watch repairer, but
is also making big success with his
pineapple grove near his home in the
/ eastern part Of Oeala, where he has
nearly 2a@ plants Of the different va
rieties in a very ilourishing condition.
The first ripe fruit Of this kind grown
| ia Marion county was taken from his
I grove few days ago and placed on
exhibition Mt his store. 1t was .
"beaut."
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01

By order OF DR.. w Fl. Russell, pres
ident of the Marion county teachers
association, the meeting has been
postponed until first Saturday in No.
vember.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01
.yOhf7SOn'S
Chill and
Fever
Tonic
Cures Fever
VA One Day.
5.5s ana Cent? Shoes.

lcta4 ualD working shoe, Mas
t.r- l pl.e. TO get it. If y"n want
aa 4ss .'i.az. common sense shoe,
Ala.hr- .H Gt you. If you want a
Ir . Masters can fit you TO per-
on ANYTHING from hrogan@ to
.ul3 taeg-. MI classes and con-
M.h and poor, big little, old
au snaue, cau hc suited, and the
sons ue-t IA All iyles for the price.
i.a Woman with a baby and the
wmau without baby are always
aTg ln each other.
>ir. J II. Talton, Of Anthony, had
lbe misfortune Friday night to lose
hi~ barn, containing his years supply
If ddcr and corn, together with a
fine horse nnd wagon, by fire.
Mr. 7. j. BroAaw, former resident
q Anthony but now of DeLand, was
,lmINng hands with his Ocala and
Marion county friends the past week.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01

II. Il. Masters has Just received "A
beautiful line OF stamped linen goods
for embroidery work. Positively, they
are the finest in design ever seen in
Ocala; patterns are new and assort-
ment immense. There are fancy ia
BILE covers and pillow cushions, doy-
1iers, center pieces, etc., in fact all the
various articles used by the ladies in
their embroidery work. The stock
seems to embrace everything in this
line. Also Mr.. Masters has complete
line embroidery and crochet silks.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01
Fer Sale Cheap.

A Buckeye mower aud hay rake.
In perfect condition. Call ON or adj
dress F. u. Poser or Hubbard n Mae
duff's hardware store, Ocala. 9-%if
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01


Mr.. Wuslow's Soothing Syrup has
h.su used for over fifty years by mill
lions OF mothers for their children
!. hi}a teethiug, with perfect success.
Il .oo.he. The child, softens the gums,
al4v- ail pain, cures wind collie, and
s. tie hesl remedy for Diarrhoea. 1t
wlN relieve the poor little sufferer inn
uIcdiately. ~0ldby Druggists in every
part 81 the world. twenty-five cents
2 hottie. BE sure and ask for 'Mrs.
Nin-lou Soothing Syrup" and take
uo other kind.
II you are in need Of a fall dress, NJ.
Fi-hel can suit you in prices from
eont- ID 81 per yard.
Misses Emma and Lutte Smith, of
Anthony, returned home from their
summer visit to Texas Monday. They
returned ~ Nashville and enjoyed the
sights 1T the great Centennial exposi-
Uon
highest market price paid for cot
tom. NJ. FIsmEL.
Nice jue Of hcnstitched handkcr-
chiefs, ten cents each, three for TWEEN
tv-tiyc cents, at J. ]. Fuller's.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01

not "tany." Ills well selected sire
of goods should by all nle'.!;s' ;5e care
fully inspected
Fuller Clark.
The Banner takes pleasure la intro
duciug these young men to lis two
thousand patrons They occupy The
did John Mccarthy store, where he ~
so short a time coined fortune ia our
midst. These young men posses ne
miraculous rabbit foot that made "old
John" 50 speedily prosperous. They
tell Us contidentially that tbs "nusl-
ness talisman" is Ia buying cheap and
paving cash and selling cheap fer cash
and rigidly adhering to This business
maxim. They are huilding zap very
fatterine trade. A. they are energetic,
enterprislng young men, long ijcnti-
fled with Ocala, they merit tie success
they are achieving We sincerely
hone that their investment ia
the Ocala Banner printing OF
flee ink will pay such hahd-
some returns that they will never re-
gret their business acquailtanco With
il. patrons. We hopa@tliat ssafi7I II
them will give iheaessa' co.ns'stsi,t 10
order. governor 'hio"e"
a. .smsa i. 60 Gs'e Of his 4
Among the advertisers IN tisisM Ne - = y
paper will he found the firm Of ia.
Pittman d Co The growth Of this
firm verilies the truth Of nature,
"that tall oaks from little acorns
grow II began in small way, with
a few second hand articles, but kept
creeping along to greater things-en-
larging and extending, and finally be-
came the buyers Of the goods of y. +.
Bugbee & Co. and is to-day occupying
the spacious rooms OF that weli-known
firm. They attribute their success 10
buying bargains and being thus en-
abled to sell bargains. They intend
to keep up this mode Of trade So i the
readers OF the Banner want 20 buy
bargains in furniture We can conf
IDENTIFY recommend them TO the lirm
of J. a. piltman y Go.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01

Banner is dealing in plaia truth and
not tally" Ills well selected sie"a
of goods should by all me'};.;' 5e care
fully inspected
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01

Noonan's Improved strawberry
plants delivered ut SIPS per thousand.
J. A. Perry. Pine. Fla. 9-3-lt
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-10-01

We are receiving new goods daily,
both in the imported and domestic
line. Come aud inspect our stock.
Prices low and goods Of tir bestauai-
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-07-17
Cheap and Durable Roof.

r In a report made to the State Depart
ment by Mr.. Monaghan, Consul at
Chemnitz, Germany, description is
given of a new plan for cheap and
durable roof, invented by M. Kohler of
Limbach, Saxony. It consists simply
of cement and gravel, or. cement and
sand, being thus as durable as slate,
with the advantages Of being very much
cheaper, looks as well or better and can
be made much easier and put on quick
er. The practical values in this case,
as compared with ordinary plans or
methods, are rated as follows: = First
Of all, security against fire; second, it
fills the primary requirements of a
really satisfactory roof, that u.s., dura-
;bility and effective resistance to- all
kinds of weather; it is light and can be
made heavier, according to. preference;
and it may receive any of the colors of
natural slate and various shades be-
sides. The weight of a square yard of
these tiles is calculated at sixty pounds,
but they may be made heavier or light
er. as desired Certain ridges are formed
around the inside ofithe plate and per-
nit. of one so lying on and in the ridges
of another as to preclude the posi-
bilitys Of wind or water working their
way inside. ST 3sEfs5ss5f3s.9 81 ;%*.. ss AZ
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-07-17

become fnconveniently large, owing
apparently to a subsistence Of the east
ern support, about a ton weight of
stone was placed on the western pier;
this, however, having no effect. the
stones were removed and a sheet of
very thin paper was put under the SUD-
port on the eastern side, by which
means the error was at once correct
ed. But this instrument is exceeded
in ingenious mechanism by the transit
circle, which consists of large tele-
scope, the outside of which is not TN
like a great cannon, being of solid
iron, and is supported by trunnions
which allow the telescope to be e1e-
waited or depressed, to point north or
south, and to make a complete revolu-
ton, but never to diverge from the
north and south line It's field of view
is large, admitting great amount of
light, thus fulfilling it's purpose, viz,
that OF noting the exact time at which
stars and planets pass south and north
OF Greenwich. Upon looking through
this telescope is noted what seems to
be vertical row of iron bars at equal
distances from each other they are,
however, spiders webs, the center one,
passing through the focus of the object
glass, being the meridian line BY OBJ
serving the time, therefore, at which
the "clock stars pass. over, these web
lines, or "wires,'' as they are called, is
sidereal time regulated. r..
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-07-17
tons, which perhaps gives one as good
an idea as anything of it's huge size.
A New Metal.


: After several years of experimenting
Messrs. Wilfred Van Wart, Franz Popp,
and ]. Bradley of Birmingham, Eng
land, have discovered a new silver-col-
ored metal of beautiful appearance and
OF great strength. Mr.. F. W. Burtsall,
professor of civil and mechanical en-
cheering at the Mason Science college
in that city has tested deliberately
tubes made from the new metal. The
results Of these tests show, it is claim
ed, that the metal is very much
stronger and of really greater utility
than any other metal of the same spe-
cifc gravity at present known. It is
an alloy of aluminium, with a specific
gravity of 2. 7S-that is, about one-third
the weight Of steel of the same volume
and is, therefore, of about the same
specific gravity as pure aluminium,
which is the lightest metal in mercan-
tile use. In all the tests made the
metal was found to be homogeneous.
It is non-corrosive, the atmosphere and
water have no effect, and sulphuric acid
does not even mark it. In color it is
whittier than silver and takes an attract
i've polish, which is declared to have
the advantage of not furnishing.
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-07-17

took sip from his glass;. whirled it
around back and forth half dozen
times on the table by the stem, and at
last went on1without looking up.
T. 81 suppose I may as well tell you
1.-The. whole thing We went on after
ward Just the same as ever, as far as
the Templetons saw. They probably
took me to bea pretty industrious call
er, but nothing more. TheyEtook good
care, though, not to leave. us together
much. StillSwe found means of keep
ing our affair going, and she promised
tct wait, dear girl, as long as necessary,
or until her father and mother get into
a different frame Of mind about me.
y on know that way have of drum
ming out tunes on the&p1ano?" e
The question seemed so irrelevant
that Archie looked up amazed.
Why, yes he answered, hastily,
esWhat's that got.to do with it ~
III Everything, every thing. When I
cllled on her / often used to sit down
at the piano while waiting for her to
come downstairs and play some mel
ody she liked. I was intimate enough
with the family for that. had fool
idea, I suppose, that my playing was
a kind Of love- message. Rubbish Of
course. But a fellow in my condition
will suppose any thing. Some imessPd
be playing louder than usual and
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-07-17
What the X Raw Discloses.

Not content with photographing the
interiors of living hands and feet and
locating bullets in various portions of
the human anatomy, the x ray investi-
gator has now turned his attention to
the ancient past and is endeavoring
to discover what folks who lived al
most before history had inside of them
in those days.
So the mummy has been investigated
by this strange modern light, and we
publish here. repoduced from the pages
IF the x Ray Journal, the mummified
hand of an Egyptian princess believed
to have lived between three and four
thousand years ago. The mummy was
obtained near the Tomb of the Kings,
Thebes, in 1892 49,. 3c5
The bones are inside mass of pitch,
perfume, delicately woven fabrics, and
dried human flesh, in full number, Just
the same as any ones hand, and pre-
sent wonderful study :. It is not a
view within the warm and quivering
flesh, but rather a sight beneath a gold
en- covering in cold, cold death. t%&'s
Is it the hand Of Ma, the daughter
The Cook County herald. [volume] (Grand Marais, Minn.) 1893-1909, 1897-07-17

feet of water and fired by battery and
a two and one-half pound naval gun
cotton primer. The charge rested on
bed of hard sand; unfortunately, from
the nature of the case, no common OBJ
ject is represented from which an ade-
quate appreciation of the size Of the
column of water can be gathered. 1t
is estimated that the height attained
was 1000 feet, more than twice as high
as the city hall tower, the tallest struc-
ture in America. Measuring from the
photograph, this makes the girth of the
column at its greatest point about 1900
feet, diameter some 42O feet. Sup
posing, a cubic foot of this mass to
weigh only ten pounds, less than half
the weight of corresponding volume
of water, the weight Of the column
would be over one-quarter Of million