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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

lie s4iO: IL viii bnI bsiI tor Ia.
woman, nut the busDanj may rot IN
isii. Sns 10 well known Ia Chic.Yt
AMI isa wUm IN of the highest talent
onsracter. Soc became fascius,eu
WIN The worthless man, her husbauJ,
mstried HIM enu hnu psfirot isitb 10
MIN. presume he IL a yukr. have
iived In Bftzil ana know thstanyone
can get tlth 9 there"
This isms u pr slner appealed to the
United Stsi,s embassy Tor prutecti n,
on Tue gtOuuu that she was an Amsri.
can, but The cmbssiy fl isis ioplIed
that sho had otieiIei her clizonB
by marrying o foreigner. Tue EN-.
b. g y, however, will be repfttented AZ
The ttlal. Inc woman Is well know
III New Y rk as Mrs. Cara CInge
she msrriea de Nell iheteln 1856
The Bgnzilipn miutster Gays there
no tu h tile as tue Uuke OF BIO
GTaaue.
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YELLOWSTONE LAKE Wyo., Sept
~. N. HIM vi Y aWatomie, X an.
came very near l-tiug ms II e tOday
by Id Ing into TIT Grsi d cAul on Of
the Yelowet ne. He uttOan eu IT, O
oinyon u Red R,cs, blow r II /
IL 'Osout, anu wDiie wslking LIoItu
pea and afteJ to roll cow. the
ia urg canyon wall .umv l .5UO feet.
be ma aged to roll over On ans sos
and by digging bis heels and elbows
into the SAID slack ned his tp,e
until he struck q projectl & ledge On
The btiuk OF pitcipic, $40 ieet high.
Ho was discovered by wrists who
"Hereu TOIe 10 MIN anu pDIl.u
him up. During his decent Hi Is
oiOibes were almost tor rom 10 GudS
aud The SAND 'crsLsu of cOnsiI.Iub..
sBIu.
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ARIsIoUns,iu rnAups.
The charge AEa,ns, "a sraziIian No.
btrmau and fsts Am ericnu W.T..

LONDON, Sep. 7.-,ue duke and
duchess nI IL . Gfanue were arrsigned
10 tue Marlborough poiice court this
mOrninv chsrgea with deitaudiug
h tets and b aruing houses. The uuk /.
10 shIu to be BIZ zll!an noblemau aud
the duch, 20, II ~ asserts u, Is a nit CO Of
txsUGit States Senator o. ID. Con.
4er I MlchipaD.
Tn. prisoners were brought up in
the mid't OF molly as,enb aye oil
raggeI criminals. the uucaess sal .
her rather lived In village In north.
ein New York, aud WAS AZ artist anu
member o. t1e artists' board Of
awards Of the CrIolgo exposition.
n hotel keeper AM the Isndlalies II
two boarding houses opulTn'H ei III
couple IN court To-Day. Mr.. f. ,beth
> audISy, Ons OF ths lsndla Iiss, said "a
LADY (tho female prlsSntr) with an iu-
iSnt AMI muse wont TO nsf house on
June 20 a. night and ungaysI a r0um,
saJi that her hu'bduu was dipIns ri
the QUO. Tho husUsnu (the man
ptisUns) srfivud late. explained mat
he he'd ueeu yachtiu ana that ms
baggage was u.Isytd. They stayei L,
Mrs S,anOley's TIL Aug. IS, masipv
tusny excuses Whon A,kvu r mo ey
or wn-n Nssed Wny tIoit baggage " %
not iorthooming. Mis-. S.sniivy wa
compelled to navs the luks Hnu
iui hsss expelled rom nee nous, IN.
lsBdlaIy saiI enc felt tofry for 10.
iAUy IS her husDsnd neglected her
ell tmo uliy.
An American who refused 10 give
bis nams was present In court today.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

Turkey al Gfeec' j. generally ~.
VnrjeI ssa VIC oryij Germ-n d. pie IN
Rcy and muon bitter ceiling IL dispiny d
in E1gilod over tue British pre-.
mieiis hackdowu. A fresn psoro4al
wa' what Germany bad bpen boiling
Out f.r, nmely, the control o. the
Greek ravaHus int rest NJ MI tho Gre.
hiior- ~ q etce IN well se for the 20
curly OF tne loan to Greece for tne
pufp 8 OF pryiug her indemnify 10
fuik,y.
Con ,TANrINJpLs 5sut. 7-The
M tquis vi Sal suury' y oposs. nor the
cODsuiu,iOu OF aa ibt,fnati iupl com.
iuirsion, representing tne six pOwers.
to attune coutrOi OF the revenues with
which Greece will guarantee poym
OF interrel or the Lol .fs OF Ulu nd-
as well as payment Of iodemniiy loan,
has been atceptei by the power.
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SEATTLE, Wash, Sept. Tn thu
hnai vi tue nal, mile tcrstcn bicycle
rice for lrOiessiousls belI here tonight
nUder electric IghIs five Of the best
fiters on the c iast tell and were
.e7ereIy Injured. John Saver Of
Portland sustsiued teTiqus ujLrire
aoout tho head ami body. OF u iigltr,
the Californian was badly Gu. aUOu.
Inc lace anu heat. Dan Whitman OF
Los Angeles WIS tally bruised, 1t
we're also Harry ID wnipg O San Jote
and George Crawford of this city. l,
Ia nos thought Ruy very serious resulis
Will IolJw.
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DID As UsNIA SAID.
when salisbury WAS CriticiEed by uus-
sin Tor Iuaciion. lie ma SamstniuE.

bin Tor tusctiOns ne MA something.
LONDON, Sept. 7-rhe coIrsspoDd 1.
ept OF tue Times at CouslsDtinople
tslegraphcd ihst OWING to note from
Count Muravieff, ths RIssiaI minis.
Ter for foreign sasiTs, Eliminating that
Great Britain was resp jnsiOle Tor the
"ib caiCulable evils from which Grsees
and Turkey are tuti ring through the
de sy IN the conclusion OF peso
between the two c0untrie-," Mstqua
OF Salisbury submitted fresh proposal
for the settlement Of the perm nent
peace between Turkey and Gcesce,
namely, tho cUnstitutlOn OF m inter.
nstional uOm representing lLe
elk pUwers, under whose coutrOl
Greco shall pny her revenues, RuaraH-
I.eing tue Interest to the hoi1ers OF
oiu bonds and 10 the holCeIs vi the
bonds OF the L. demui y iosn, this step
To he followed by The prompt evacua.
lion OF Tnessaly by tho TurKi.h
troops.
a dispatch to the Associated Presl
last night irnm Vienna aBys the Poii-
II che Correspondent announces that
Greece mad abandoned her opposition
10 the dem anus OF Germany regard NJ
the cODtrol OF Greek hnsuces anu he
possibility thai the Marquis OF Sals-
tuty's la,est proposals would Lad 10 II
settlement OF tho matters IN dispute
between Greece and Turkey.
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FAN FRANCISCO, SPIT. LS.-MJr.
Jane Sisu'ord, sxetuttix Of the sstat,
VI LelanJ StsnfUIu, mas applied IL
Juuge Cohse i,r M order spproyiI "
DER iect n acI'"u 10 dlscnnrg ny sev, :.
al leascies of 500, 900 ssch by the d y
Hibuti0n OF property. Toe legats..
were the lollow,DC. Charles btahiofu
anu Winfield Scot SlauioId, assignee
I Jaue h. S.anlOrd,auu Charles stan.
i1rd. executor OF toe estate OF Jane l.
StshfoT-; Jenny STA fora Byint.u,
rs San oru W lie, Maud St9rtor &"
L,Ihrop and Leland slsn ora l. II :
iOp.
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In sympn,ny win Cub,.

New YoRI1, Sspt. s.-Ths Cuban
Juhsin tits city has r1celvsd the II 8
epoTt from Sectsts y Gnzihs ii,
q issSds, VINO, with Treasurer b nj. X
uuerfs, Is Waiting the Cuban revoh :
Nohary clubs 10 Mexico. Accord g
to the report the people OF Mexico e
Ia sympathy with the Cubsns. 4 G
large contributions 70 the Cuban rev .
'ulionary fluids hv Mexicans, NJ,
according to Mr. Quessus, the mus
eloquent testimony Vi thsiT devotion
10 the cause OF Cuban inJepenIencf
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

DETROIT, Sept. IA special to the
News rom Bauer,It, Mich, Gays that
Harry Il. Luauley u RJchesier, n.
Y. dieu there yelisid y. Be ore hii
dsmiss he stated that be had bee
guiiIy Of killing Mia Emerson IN
Rochester AMI OF emb zzleneuI from
a Rochester IRE ,uranee nrm. A
CORE, ponUtnt in Rochester today iu.
terviewsd Cbarles i. LeadlCy, iatner
OF the deceased. He acknowledged
thst tue man was bia 500, but sHid
nothing about the cFimes meuliJ ed.
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JAPAN AsD HAWAII.
The Former Proposes Leopold II M
Arbitrator.

WAsHINo1oN, Sept. THE iuli
text Oi tue .Urnal tccsl taucp by lhe
Japrnese government OF tho proposal
TO stbNIate lie DIFF, It nets with Hawan
has been received In tnis cry, aud =
copy wac TO-DAY delivero - Stcre'nfy
) ermau by secretary " the Japsnese
ngation, Mr.. Mstsuit. IL 10 from
Count OAuns, ministsr OF iofeigl
rnairs. u III. Shimauura, japanese
minister TO Hawai-. Japan pToposer
The name oil LEOPOLD III, k!nS OF Bel'
Gium. far arbiirninT.
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New YORK, Sept. s.-A dispatch
to the Heraiu rom Lima, Peru, cay,
ihs special finance oommi eiou IL
csntly appointed by the chamber d
Jepu les has given hesrIug tu the
merchants, planters, bankers anu
miners, VINO sppeated to auy cate the
adoption OF the goli ga IdarI In p ru,
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

AIMOsA. Colo, Sept. III seph
& nour, the towa mursnai. was shot
sld killed. last night by o. +. Browu,
WOO mistnOk b m iot prOwler VINO
hSd attempted ureakin to the house
u Miss Emma Ii Imau, a ueig hbor oi
Brown.
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New YORK, Sept. s.-A d's,aich 10
the Woili nom Caracae, Venczus,s
save:
Vsst gold fields have been uiacuy-
sieu 10 tbs state OF Mir aud Gusrlco
The mines yi,ld seven ounces Of poIu
to the TIN. a Germ m English syn.
dictate ID exploring this egion.
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Conductor IIn,ed ra,i.

MoBEhLY, Mo, Sept. 7.-R. A.
Aoksu, tne Oldest c'nOuctur on to,
Wabash railroad is dead from t. jorit,
received nv falling from his train. Ii
was over ~ year. OF age aud has bseu
COM uctJr sioce 1866.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1897-09-08

WAsHINaroN, Sspt. L. rhe govern.
mthl "a Mex ca ma lssueu nutlcse
tost SAILING We siis,' GA alden, viii be
h united ~ Mexican poris Tree OF tom
hhBs ou'y.
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PURE room AND DRINK

TO GRocERs WHO ARE IN
BUSINESS TO STAY:
What makes people buy
of you ? What makes you
buy what you buy yourself?
Confdence-mostly.
Good tea at a fair profit
will give you the confidence
OF your customers, as far as
tea lsconcerncd. Andrcally
you can't deny that ,ScAlE
HRgS Best is the best
money's-worth of tea.
Aseseilli1g s Company
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SHOT AND KILLED.
WI" Fargo & C,. Messenger Meets
with Accidental Dsnth.

MERGED, CAL, Sept I'll. @. SulIi.
mn, W.lfs FSrgC's slotlun m,ssea.
tu 90 the MtrosJ. Copliefyllle stage,
.,'ieettslly shtt nnJ BILLED hlmsslf
~ Baxter Station, Between here ana
wo.ul!eIville. Sui ivan has Tor some
avnlnh been making Nv, rounj trips
week on the STA o protect Wells
yko's Heaturs from stage robhtrs.
,,s'aay on the way up the Stage
,"ple 81 at Baxter AID Sullivan lott
;" Tho purpose VI getting
hgs fTem a tree. He
r ~, his gun agsins, the trunk
me ''se anu shook y brs CHI that
80 villain reach. While ne " ne thus
ntsgol The gun fell with the barrel
ssuNhg to-Rrd him and was dis.
s'sgeu. Tho charge tore vi the
Lou rom one leg hud shattered the
Shs IN the oloor. Sullivan was
r.s n 10 C1ultervilie, That being tue
.',t point whore nlsu cal sssistsuce
stu De fnnu and his y Ounus were
ho,sui ont AZ an early bour this
md nE he d ei. He leaves widow
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THE
DENVER & Rio
GRANDE RAILROAD
SCENIC LINE OF The WORLD
The only line running two
through fast trains daily to
Leadvllle. Aspen Pueblo, Col.
orado Springs and Denver.
EFFECTIVE NOVEMBER 20 1924

irnin No. . leaves Ogden 6:ib a. IN.
SuIt Lake 1850 n. IN, arrive at Pueblo
2,oo a. M, Colorado Springs 7;lS a. M,
Denver a:3 n. IN.
nam No. leaves ogden 6.35 n. IN.
Sai' Lake $40 p. M, arrive Mt Pueblo
I;05 P. M, Colorado Springs $40 D. m,
Denver 9;95 p. m.
@ connections made at Pueblo, Colorado
SPflhg% and Denver with all limos east.
I,ogant day coaches, chair cars and Pull
man sleepers on oil trnins, Take The
u. q X, q. and have comfortable Trim
ann ENJOY the finest scenery on tho con.
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SALT LAKE 4 OGDEN RY.


Tie lcea' resort and pcnic grounds. Round
try, including admission, % tonta
tpecih Tates TO societies sunday Schools.
GJc.
Hound tip to HocE's Hot Springs, ineiud.
INK ualh, % cents.
II. W kARLEr. Passenger Agent
tAok bAAhnAoER, GgnL Aknages
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"Hn Triumph OYER England.
L, oHD9N, Sept The Marquis OF
MAJ latest proposition ivr the
"msli OF teImS OF peace bstwssn
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Leave salt Lake city.
No. l9-For bingham. ;.,h, ~,
NO. For Provo, Grand Junction
M ana Al, points iast. 49,. si5 a. m,
M tn9 ail Points East. ;......... 7.Op m.
Manu-, hclknsp, Richneld and
M 81 s1l intermediate Lolnr.;, 51p IN.
M points i;,........ 80. 6;sOp. m
end all intermeriste points 3 20 u. H.
no a-for ogden and the Vest. g'lO a. m
~ VI 'kueh ana the west. u 81 p. IN.
ArriN" sail Lake city.
No. II rom Bingham. Provo, Grand
junction and the East .......... 1920 n ",
no. S-lfo~ ftuyo, Grand Junction
g, ana o,I inc tas' t.....;...., O.osp.m
Ia, hichheld. Beltnup. Nanu
Ann MI intermediate ponts. s:2A IL IN
,m okyeh thl mo West. ESQ a IN,
r. - ytuuu bhu me Ntst;. ii89 p m.
tate points. ...,.... ... lam n,
No I-from Eureka. Pnyson Provo 800
aud nli istermrdiEie points 10 500 Il m.
uhy hho running through lullman nisco
eeepinR csis SAT- lalo CITY to SIM Frsncisros
stll ItbC ilty 10 IeHyCr via i,rGnu Juncilon
ana hait LaEo City to Kansas CITY ana Lhicago
via Colorado points
through tourist or family sI,epers rithont
change, 10 hansns CITY. Chicago ana Bosion
tree reclining chuir cars khlt Late To ben.
yer No change; close connections. Safety.
speed and comfort.
ICAtl Cine, 1903 v. 2Cd SOub,
uPostofi,o cornorl
d. Q. UOnGF. Gen. Manager
:, IL. hABCOCh, Iranic MAnnger
T. A "ADLElSi. uen'l rass. Agt.
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BlLoxt, Mi,s.. Sept. AT 10
,,,Ioek tonight three welI'de nueI
a.,,s Of yellow fever have been dis
o,versd. They are usder guard and
no fear 1. felt.
The Ocala evening star., 1897-03-16
Stands at the Head.

Aug. J. Bogel, the leading drug
gist of Shreveport, La, says: "Dr.
Kings New Discovery is the only
thing that cures my cough. and is
the best seller ! have" J. F.
Campbell, merchant of Stafford,
Ariz., writes: "Dr. Kings New
Discovery is all that is claimed fol
it; it never fails. aud is a sure cure
for consumption, coughs and colds.
I cannot say enough for it's m. rits. "
DR.. Kings New Discovery for con.
sumption, coughs and colds is not
an experiment. 1t has b.en tried
for quarter of a century, and to
day it stands at the head. It never
disappoints Free trial bottles at
drug store. F. c. Alworth & Co.
The Ocala evening star., 1897-03-16
ANOTHER NEGRO LYNCHED.
THE FOURTH AND LAST ONE OF THE
JULIETTE MURDERERS TAKEN
FROM THE LOOKUP LAST
NIGHT AND SENT TO
JOIN HIS CoMPAN-
IONS.

A full account of the lynching
of the three negroes for the mur-
der of Messrs Barfield and Turner
at Juliette was published in the
Star of last evening. The fourth
one of the gang implicated in the
murder, O.is Miller, made his es-
cape while the capture of the other
three was in progress.
The lynching of the other three
had scarcely ended when the citi.
zens of the community sent out
securing parties on Miller's trail.
Late in the afternoon they tracked
him to Dlnnell ID, about ten miles
further south along the line of the
S. S. 0. & G. railroad where he
was captured. Mayor Strauss
bound him securely and placed
him in the lookup where he meant
to keep him until morning and
bring him to Ocala.
Some time during the night a
body of masked men came quietly
into town, broke open the lookup,
took out the prisoner and left as
silently as they came. Just where
they went with him no one seemed
to know or if they did they would
not tell. All that could be learned
today concerning the matter was,
that he had been sent to join his
companions No doubt ere this
account of the terrible affair
reaches our readers, the body of
the murderer will be found hang
ing to tree similar to the others.
LATER-Two reports were re-
ceived late this afternoon. One
was that the body of Miller was
found this morning hanging on
the same limb cf the same tree
where the other three were hung
yesterday. The other was that he
had been tied hind and foot and
thrown into the Withlacoochee
river at point not far from Dun.
Mellon.
The Ocala evening star., 1897-03-16
CITIZENS MEETING.
TO TAKE STEPS TOWARD THE OR
GANIZATION OF THE MUTUAL
BANK OF FLORIDA" AT
OCALA.

The closing of the only two
banks which were established at
Ocala, is very seriously prejudicing
the town and tie whole district.
Local business is suffering, the
spirit of enterprise is curtailed and
credit, the basis of all business will
be seriously damaged if the pres
ent state Of affairs is allowed to
continue. The town of Ocala can
not do without a bank and our OBJ
ject must be to constitute an in.
stitution established on basis at
once practical and lasting.
After the fall of the First Ma
tional bank. a scheme was formu-
lated by US to establish new bank
on the principal of mu:uality.
This project which was submitted
to the legislature was well received
and a bill was voted in its favor.
1t remained however in suspe nse,
because another bank existed in
Ocala which was deemed sufficient
for the requirements of commerce
and business in general. Today
no bank exists and it is to arrive at
the creation of a new bank based
on the principal of mutuality, that
you are earnestly requested to at
tend a meeting which will take
place on the seventeenth day of
March 1897 at 1880 a. m. in the
opera house.
It is to be noted that the forma
ton of a Mutual bank, as proposed,
will not conflict with any existing
plans for the establishment of a
state or National bank.
ALPHoNsE AUGUsTE RICHIE.
r. MCCoNATHY.
CHAs. RHEiNAUR.
E. P. ALLEN.
Incorporators.
The Ocala evening star., 1897-03-16
Change Of Ownership.

Julius Israel, for many years
proprietor of the Ocala News De-
pot, has sold his entire interest in
the bushes to his son Jacob Is
rael, who has assumed entire
charge of everything, including
the liabilities. Mr.. Julius Israel
has been in business in this city
for many years and is looked upon
as one of the most highly es.
teemed citizens of the community.
He will leave with his family in a
few days for Atlanta where he
will make his future home. A
host of warm friends in this city
regret his leaving.
The Ocala evening star., 1897-03-16
Electric BitterS.

Els ctric Bitters is a medicine
suited for any season, but perhaps
more generally needed when the
languid, exhausted feeling prevails,
when the liver is torpid and slug
gish aud the need of tonic and
Alternative is felt. A prompt use
of this medicine has often averte1
long and perhaps fatal bilious f.
vers. No medicine will act more
surely IN counteractipg and free
ing the system from the malarial
poison. Headache, Indigestion
constipation, dizziness yield to
Electric Bitters. SOC and 81 90
per bottle at drug store. F. {. Al
worth & Co.
The Ocala evening star., 1897-03-16
A Good Serm'n.

Rev. Meeks, who is conducting
the revival meetings at the Chris
tian church, is preaching some
soul-stirring discourses. He is
one of the ablest preachers. our
people have ever listened to. His
sermon las. night on "Satan's
Church" should have been heard
by every man, woman and child in
our city. The meeting will con-
tinue this evening. At the c,ose
of the service the ordinance of
baptism will be administered.
The Ocala evening star., 1897-03-16
March April May.

Are the months in which to give
special attention to the condition
of your physical health. If you
pass safely through these months
and find yourself strong and vigor-
Gus, on the arrival of warmer
weather, you may reasonably ex-
pect that you will be well in sum.
mer. Now is the time to take
Hoods Sarsaparilla, because now
is the time when the blood must
be purified, enriched and vitalized,
and because Hoods Sarsaparilla
is the only true blood purifier
prominently in the public eye to
day. Hoods Sarsaparilla has power
to make you healthy and guard
your system against disease.
The Ocala evening star., 1897-03-16

Hon. Robert McNamee spent
Sunday in this city with relatives,
but left for Ocala this morning.
He will return to Tampa on Wed.
nesday to arrange for locating here
for the practice of law. Mr.. Nc
Nance is the attorney for the re-
ceiver of the Merchants National
and First National banks of Ocala.
Tampa Herald.
From the tone of the above item
it would seem that it is some what
uncertain about Mr.. McNamee's
removal to this city as stated in
several of the papers last week.
The Ocala evening star., 1897-03-16
Excursion 10 Silver Springs.

Thursday night Mr.. O'De.l will
Jump from a tower 50 feet high
into Silver Springs, first having
saturated his clothes with gasoline
and set fire to them. The S S.
& w. Ry:, will sell round trip tick
cts to the Springs for 25c. train
leaving depot at 7:3o and o:so.
The Ocala evening star., 1897-03-16

The two most critical times in a
woman's life are the times which
make the girl woman, and the
woman a mother. AT these times,
DR.. Pleree's favorite prescription
is of incalculable value. It
strengthens and invigorates the
organs distinctly feminine, pro-
notes regularity of the functions,
allays irritation and Inflammation,
checks unnatural, exhausting
drains, and puts the whole delicate
organism into perfect condition.
Almost all the ills of womankind
are traceable to some form of what
is known as "female complaint. I"
There are not three cases in a hun
dred of woman's peculiar diseases
that DR.. Pierce's Favorite Prescrip
tion will not cure.
-Cascarets stimulate liver, kid
neys and bowels. Never sickep,
weaken or gripe. 1oc.
Elegant rooms, furnished or un-
furnished, singly or in suite, to let,
Fort King avenue, ope block east
of Methodist church. Call at this
office, or address Box z43. If
Pupils wanting rapid advance
ment in Piano and Voice Culture
will find my method superior.
Lessons given at home if desired.
Terms moderate.
MRS. A. DUNCAN,
If 81 North Pond st.
The beautiful residence of r.
A. Burford on Fort King avenue
will be the seen: of a most de-
lightful time this evening. The
ladies of the Baptist church have
prepared a foe outlay of ice
cream and strawberries, the lawn
around the house will be utilized
for the enjoyment Of the crowd
and great time is anticipated.
The Ocala evening star., 1897-03-16
A Musical Rehearsal.

The Ocala Musical Society met
last night for rehearsal at the res
idence of Prof. Sowden. A very
profitable meeting was held. The
society will do some hard practic-
ing for their Easter concert to be
given in the Opera House.
The Ocala evening star., 1897-03-16

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