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MRS. MAISON OBJECTS.
sues M. FL. de Young, Editor of the
Chronicle, for $4,000
for Libel.

sues M. III. de Young, Editor of the
Chronicle, for $4,000
for Libel.
Mrs. Maria Theresa Maison by her at
torney, w. w. Foote, has sued NJ. II. de
Young for $50, ,0G0 damages for libel The
com plant states that on the 7th of last
month the defendant falsely, wickedly
and malicousIy published an article in
the San Francisco Chronicle seriously re-
hecting on her good name.
BY that article. she AYERS. the readers
were led to believe that she obtained ad
mission to Mardi Gras ball IN 1896 sur
reptitlously and without invitations; that
she was not woman OF gooo moral char
acter, and had conducted herself at the
Dali IN manner un be coming q woman OF
good moral character; that she was a
woman OF loose morals; that her actions
caused other young ladies to rem ain away
from subsequent similar entertainments,
ana that she was "a social pariah" and
one who had been rejected and condemned
by society.
Mrs. Maison alleges that all the matters
thus published by Mr.. de Young are false,
and that they were maliclously intended
to lnJure her in her name and reputation,
and greatly humiliated her and caused
her distress and suffering. Wherefore she
demands the payment of $50, 600 damages,
costs OF suit and 500 attorneys fees.
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joining the Episcopal church. The cere-
mony of confirmation was performed pri-
vately by Bishop Nichols-jus. where and
when DR.. Williams refuses to state. The
reason for so declining. he says, is that
the ceremony being private, with only d
few persons present, he does not feel that
he is at liberty 10 mention the time, al
though, he says, proper time was allowed
to pass after leaving the Plymouth Church.
The whole matter was intended to be
kept secret for some time, but it leaked
out and seems to have taken the officers
and mem bers of his old church entirely
by surprise, as they were given no intima-
tion of his intention in this regard.
DR.. Williams will leave with his family
for his old home at Oberlin, Ohio, where
he intends to put his dau -hter to school.
He has no definite plans for the lmme-
diate future, he says, except that he shall
engage in religious literary work and ul-
timateIy enter the Epiecopal ministry.
He has made no application for examina-
tion for such orders as yet.
There are three steps necessary to be
taken in order to become a priest of the
church, each one of which is ordinarily
separated by six months-that of a postu-
liant then deacon, and then a priest.
LII us case, however, man OF MS years
and experience, DR.. Williams says, might
accomplish the three examinations in one
and within a month time. However, he
says, he has not fully determined upon
making the application. The following
is a statement prepared by DR.. Williams
himself, giving his reasons for taking the
step he has:
In response to the request of THE CALL beg
to say:
In entering the Protestant Episcopal church
many persons, not well informed in ecclesias-
tical changes and exchanges, may think a
very unusual circumstance has transpired.
But there Is large and increasing influx of
communicates from the various denomina-
tlons into that church, and it is estimated
that one-third of its clergy were once minis-
ters in other evangelical bodies. 1t must also
be evident to the observing that there is in
nearly all denominations strong liturgical
trend, illustrated in the willing and increas-
ing use in pubic service of the Lords Prayer,
the Apostles Creed, responsive readings,
chants and te deums. There is also increased
attention 10 the cele brations of the Christian
Church, such Christmas, Passion Week
Easter and Whitsun tide. These external signs
are 10 the inner aspira or convictions
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James True, arrested in Grass Valley, Cal.
for robbfng the mails at Uintah, Utah, Octo-
Der ID 1896. was examined by George G
Davis, Justice of the Peace at Sacramento, a
few days ago, and committed for trial. The
prisoner was brought to this City yesterday
Marshal Baldwin. He will be taken before
Judge Morrow this morning and will be re.
manded into the custody OF the United States
Marshal Tor Utah, whittier he will be taken
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PROGRESS AT COGSWELL.
New FORCES and Lathe Machines Max
the Students Happy

New FORCES and Lathe Machines Max e
the Students Happy.
Great progress has lately been made at
the Cogswell Polytechnical College in the
department of practical mechanics. Dur
ing the past week forges, lathes and
planning machines have been ADDED to the
stock OF m ach merry, and the students are
happy because the prospects for molding
during the coming term are very en-
couraging.
Superintendent Culver is greatly pleased
over the outlook and he says the students
are more encouraged than they have been
in many months. The utensils now at
hand are far more satisfactory than they
have been before.
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The Ham burg Exposition.

communication has been received from
Hamburg by B. n. Rowley. in which the
writer, Louis Rise of the board of managers,
states that space 14x72 feet has been Sc.
cured for the California exhibit. He also says
that though the formal opening of the exposi-
tion will be on May /, all during summer
plants, fruits and vegetables for the weekly
expositions will be accepted. New premiums
are donated daily, and the outlook seems to be
more encouraging than for nearly any exposi-
tion heret ofore held.
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BIG BANK SUIT.
Dispute Over Charles Decker's Forged
Check for $4,000 Now
in Court.

The suit of the Crocker- Woolworth Bank
against the Nevada Bank for $21, 9SS wa.
on trial in Judge Seawell's court yester-
day. A number of prominent lawyers
were present to see that the matter shoul Id
90 along smoothly.
The suit grows out of the famous forgery
OF $1,000 check by the Becker Cree gan
Dean gang, in which the two banks were
vicIimized, the Crocker- w oolworth finally
suffering by direct payment of the check
through the clearing house operations.
Some testimony was taken and the fur
ther hearing was continued for week.
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MEMS FURNISHINGS.

162 dozen MEMS UNLAUN-
DERED WHITE SHIRTS,
made of Utica Nonpareil cloth
with double backs, re-enforced
linen fronts, felled seams and
guaranteed perfect fitting,
worth 81 each, on special sale
db.
Sc dozen MEMS STANLEY AND
GOLF SHIRTS, made up in
the latest style and of new
spring shirtings, worth 81
each, on special sale at. ......
90 dozen MEMS DERBY RIB
BED BALBRIGGAN UN-
DERSHIRTS AND DRAW
ERS. in new tan shades, shirts
finished with silk French
ribbed collarettes and drawers
double seated, worth 81 each,
on special sale at.
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HOSIERY DEPARTMENT,

200 dozen LADIES' IMPORTED
FAST B LACK COTTON
HOSE, double heels and soles,
former price 25c a pair, on
special sale at
300 dozen LADIES' FAST BLACK
HERMSDORF DYE, also
black with white feet. RICHIE
LIEU RIBBED HOSE, pairs
for 81, on special sale at.
200 MISSES IL RIBBED FAST
BLACK COTTON HOSE,
double heels and toes, sizes 5
to 8, regular value 35c a pair,
on special sale at.
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Our superb stock, embracing it does ABSO-
LUTELY EVERYTHING STYLISH, ORIGINAL and
DESIRABLE IN Dry Goods, Cloaks and Suits affords
unlimited field for all in search of Thoroughly Upto-
Date Fashions, and offers additional in the
MARVELOUSLY LOW PRICES ruling the result
of exceptionally advantageous purchases in the de-
pressed markets of the world
In connection with these prices and as an extra in
ducement to those making final purchases for Easter
offer the following
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RETURNS TO
THE FAITH OF
HIS YOUTH
DR.. Williams, Congrega-
tionalist, Becomes an
Episcopalian.
ASURPRISE FOR HIS OLD
ASSOCIATES.
Plymouth's Late Pastor Con.
frmed by Bishop Nichols at
Private Service.
STATES HIS REASONS IN A
LETTER TO THE CALL.
Sys There Is No Real D # renee in
The Articles of Faith, but He
Likes the Liturgy.
STATES HIS REASONS IN
LETTER TO THE CALL.
Sys There Is Nc Real D # renee in
the Articles of Faith, but He
Likes the Liturgy.

The Rev. w. ID. Williams, who six
weeks ago resigned from the pastorate of
The Plymouth Congregational Church.
has surprised those with whom he has so
long been associated in his religious work
by renouncing the Congregational and
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E1-Chief Crow1ev,s Tbanks

President F. w. Dohrmann of the Merchants
Association is in receipt of letter of thanks
from ex-Chief of Police Crowley for the fat
tering resolutions adopted by that body at
their meeting held April 10. The writer sig
nifes his gratitude at the esteem in which ne
is held, and assures the recipient that by no
act will he ever cause regret for the conf
dence reposed in him.
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A Big Cloak House to C,o..

surprise for the ladies. Peixotto & Silver
man, the reliable cloak and suit house is
going out OF business. They VIII open their
get bargains OF which they can only dream.
The store is closed for three days TO marx
goods down. Be on hand. At 1890 Market
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Sailors With wa~

Fifteen able-bodied seamen complained yes
terday TO the Shipping Commissioners that J.
II. Bruce. agent for the bark sunol, had re-
fused 10 pay them the wages earned by them
on board ring the voyage from Japan to
have the vessel libeied
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Railway onicrrs Reelected.

At the meeting Of the directors of the
Market-street Railway Company yesterday the
former officers were all reelected as follows:
C. +. Crocker, PRESIDENT II. K. Hunting. on,
vice-president: Alvinza Hayward. second vice
president; n t. Smith, treasurer, and ]. L. Will
cutt, secretary.
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NEW SPRING SUITS.

tS 75-LADIEs' CLOTH SUITS. fly
3c'to front jacket with new sleeve and
cloth cuff, skirt lined and pound,
all colors, regular value IS, on
sale al So rs.
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sive, we have chosen to enter it's fellowsh hip.
and the reasons more clearly given in a
pamphlet soon to be issued Meanwhile, with
continued regard for all, l am, very sim
cerely, W. D. WILLIAMS.
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Specially Powerful Attractions
YELLING! VEILINGi

CHENILLE DOTTED TUXEDO
YELLING, Is inches wide, in
black, cream, navy and brown,
new designs, per yard. .......
CHENILLE DOTTED TUXEDO
YELLING, Is inches wide, black
ground with green, eminence,
cardinal, white, maize and Law
ender dots, on special sale per
yard. ....-...........-.
CHENILLE DOTTED TUXEDO
YELLING, 81 inches wide, black
and white ground, with green,
purple and white dots, on spe-
cial sale per yard. d...........
CHENILLE DOTTED TUXEDO
YELLING, Is inches wide, in
black, cream. navy, brown, black
on white and white on black, the
latest designs, per yard -.
BLACK AND CREAM BORDER
ED YELLING, Brussels ground
with dots or figures, 16 to Is
inches wide, at 35c, SOC, 6oc, 75c
and 81 per yard. ...............
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$S45 asis5 saR t5mnsa sHns E9R T9R
braid and lined with silk, skirt
lined and bound, colors black
and navy, regular value $12 so,
on sale at $8 45.
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BLACK DRESS GOODS.

OUU ALL-WOOL ENGLISH STORM
SERGE, worth 75c, will be offered
at SOC yard.
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Ct N(l-2O pieces 6O-INCH FINE ALL
plsVV WOOL CLAYS EN- GLIS H
SERGE, worth 81 so, will be
offered at 81 yard.
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$!19.5O

10 6O-LADIES' CLOTH SUITS.
IL .'oV plain cloth jackets lined with
silk, fancy two-tone check
skirt lined and bound, jacket
handsomely braided to match
skirt. regular value S1s. on sale
at$12 so.
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COLORED DRESS GOODS.

6Aa-72 pieces 45-INCH ALL WOOL
JVU STORM SERGES, in navys, browns,
green's and garnets, will be offered
at t0c yard.
7Ra-53 pieces 39-INCH FINE ALL
(cU WOOL NOVELTY CHECKS, bright
effects, regular price 81 yard, on
sale at 75c a yard.
&1 AA-39 pieces 5O-INCH ALL-WOOL
4I.VV ODETTE SUITINGS, shaded
effects, value for 81 25 yard, on
sale at 81 yard.
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PITY IT'S sTis Trina

VIEWS of Michael Davitt, the Irish patriot, in
to-day's Star .
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$17.5

t17 S0-LADIES' BLACK SERGE
pIt Nv SUITS, fly front jacket with
new sleeve, skirt and jacket
lined throughout with black
silk regular value $25, on sale
at SIT 80.
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For lots in beautiful Belvedere inquire of Robert
E. McGill, agent z05 California street.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-17

76.-1 case 44-INCH ALL-WOOL GER.
tJU MAN JACQUARDS. worth 81, will
be offered at 75c yard.
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-17

5.INCH ALL SILK SHADED
TAFFETA MORE RIBBONS
in assorted coIors, value SOC a
yard, will be offered at. ....
The San Francisco call., 1897-04-17

4-INCH ALL SILK SHADED
TAFFETA MORE RIB
BONS, IN assorted colors, value
40c a yard, Will be offered at.
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SILK DEPARTMENT.

7R.-30 pieces BLACK BROCADED
toU SATIN, small. medium and large
designs, heavy quality, good value
for 81. will be placed on sale at 75c
yard.
76a-15 pieces BLACK RHADAMES
tcU SATIN, "a inches wide, perfect fin
lsh, extra good value for 81, will be
placed on sale at 75c yard.
t.1 nn-30 pieces BLACK BROCADED
p1sVV DUCHESSE SATIN (lmported),
handsome new designs, good
value for 81 so. will be placed on
sale at 81 yard.
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RIBBONS! RIBBONS!

3%-INCH ALL-SILK SHADED
TAFFETA MORE RIB
BONS, in assorted colors,
value SOC yard, will be Of
fered at.
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regularly,
aud telling mother what
self will life
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LADIES' WAISTS!

CT S0-LADIES' FANCY DINIITY AND FIGURED LAWN WAIs
CI'oO latest figured
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LADIES' KID GLOVES!

S0o150 dozen and BUTTON
JOO price 81, on special pair
7c-ll2 dozen 3CLASP CHAMOIS GLOVES
w regular price 81, on special sale a. pair
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00-lo5 dozen 4BUTToN GENUINE FRENCH KID GLOVES
PACKS ana large buttons medium and shades ba
lar valre 81 So
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=. ii Re z.:.A -..;;-s4-: .:sa.-

Articles by me in reference u Mr..
P. II. Sugents participation IN fight
ia the COMM iz-iouer-f5p matter were
written by me IN perfect honesty, but
founded npou reports of third parties,
and haze found CUT vas mistaken
in the matter. &. J. SMITH.
since last Is-ue u the Banner, I have
seen ar. {. J smith and am satisfied
with his explanation of his proxy To
Alisap in the matter of vote for Mitch
eli some years ago, aud aequit Mr..
Smith Of any Intentional false state
snent ia the premises and Intentional
injustice toward myself il tlse above
correspondence. F. H. NroENT.
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That "hard-times" prices prevail at
the Ocaia Commercial ana Bazar
Store can easily be- verified by refer
ence to our advertising columns, and
those iu search Of bargains in any
line usually kept in first-eIa-s geBer-
al merchandise store can have their
choice Of large stock Of carefully Sc
lected goods and at prices 10 suit the
times.
Mr.. Frank Gadson il managerial this
store. aud lie and his able and eour-
teous assistants arr always pleasant,
afable and attentive. a trial visit
will convince yon that it Is the place
10 buy your summer goods.
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Tss-,ss Party Ezssz..Ts cs-=.-.ss !.
ss.sls-.

Alta meeting % the executive com
mitfee % the peoples party 81 Marion
county, held Monday 10 consider the
advi@abiIify Of national conference
~ the representatives u the party At
Nashville, Tenn. on July 4th, the fol-
lowing resolutions were adopted
Resolved, first. That tins committee
i In fun sympathy and aecVrd with
the objects d said conference.
Resolved. second. That We oppose
first. last and all the time with fusion
with any party, and are opposed to
being made the eats paw Of any par
q add especially are We Opposed to
being made The anneA o. tail end of a
party that has violated It. most sacred
promises 70 the people and established
IN what was once free America, gov
eminent by injunction.
Rssoiusd. third. That We submit
this b the members Of our party and
request each committeeman to see
that each member % our party have
the opportunity 70 vote yes or no on
the question Of conference aud the
vote BE- collected and sent immediate
y 10 the proper national committee
man.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

One 81 the saddest deaths that have
occurred IN the Pennington neighbour
hood in long time was that Of J. T.
Wilmington, son Of J. I. Wilmington.
which occurred June ., from the e.
fects Of a eongestive chill. Mr. Whit
iingtnn was one OF the most prom ising
and popular young men Of the neigh
borhood, and at the time Of his death
Was agent for the Southern Express
company at Cedar Key. He was
twenty-ihFee years o: age-iu the
flower Of young manhood when he
Was cut down. The sympathy of the
community was shown in The large
floral offerings and the largely attend
ed funeral.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

ss-~rsaf cr~r<sr,1as3esce fsz-a E1z1cr-
In answer % your correspondent al
Fslloushlp A. 10 what kind Of climate
ne have At Cater, viii relate just
nh IL romance. What the oft, gen
tie breezss of our sunny cline fails 70
neeomplish. the cool. refreshing waters
81 the famoas Withiacooehee don
Gail 10 bring about.
For instance; while one % those
fair young naidsns. who had almost
concluded 10 live an old maid the bal
Ance ~ her life mentioned 10 the
Cater iterns not long since wa out
Boating the other day aud by some
.fixht ~ fsOf movement she fell head
foremost into the river and but for the
daring efforts o. the gallant youth
who accompanied her would uBdouDt-
sdiyearried 0ut her resolutions, bat
the gallant youth proved equal 70 the
emergency and the pFeeiou- life ~A-
saved, and ~ she poured her express
si0n- % gratitude frOtn the very
depths u her heart, be gently pressed
his claim and, - matter Of fact, the
result viii be g for the county judge
The death o. q turkey gobIsr and the
sweet smell q the luscious buckle
berry pse.
such isllfe al Cater CRITIC
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ArrAcHsll ST

The FiaEi''a Fe-.iliaef "Reminiscences cs-u..ar-,
q Gainesville Fla rlaius.I. 80 q 81. Fa
Aauss. Dele1aant anl Al nls4r Hsr-
s9rs lntevcs.ts, k-aa1,rt or usts
Sw1Tu 81 s,r4-r
N'eC ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT 4.nF
rea- esta%e ot J. a. fsuhrukz ~ AIglrta-a.
AAtfln c1nEtt. Florida. eae brew iseia.l ss,s.a
lsi1tr 7sflt ci aStarhrstss is-ssri u tlte 1tsrr-
ssi'i-eq s4s-e March Ell. A. D. 1852 ard unless
i1e sssld deieglant aul al Other r.sr.,r It.i.r.
es'si' sii-aii app ear 70 che -Ciiea ~
1tsiassg. '8s - zzv ~ S-ssrsas p .ss-
4e-anst Judgment NH be eulrre.i ana ssi.i
Feai estate sald g. satisfy >std defl
r NuElF
-'% A.ierueN aaf r'aiurH
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

The best salve in the world for Cuts,
Bruises, Sores, Ulcers, salt Rheum,
Fever sores, letter, Chapped Hands
Chilblains, Corns and all Skin Erup-
tons, positively cures Piles. or no pay
required. Ii II guaranteed to give
perfect satisfaction or money refun-
ded. Price % cents per box. For
sale BY the Anti-monopoly Drpg Store
OcAls Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

The administration has succeeded
in putting up the price Of one thing II
takes more labor, more produce, more
busting TO purehace au American
dollar than ever before. Then, too,
the mercury in thermometers is
higher than ii WIS on the 18th 81
March. Progressive Farm.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

n you are suffering with any skin
or blood d izease, Rheumatism, Cztarrb
Ulcers. Old Sores, General Debility,
ctr, send stamp to The Blood Balm
Co, Atlanta, ia, for iso,ok Of wonder
.ful cares. free. This book will point
the way 70 speedy recovery.
Botanic Blood BALM, y. p. g.. j.
manufactured after long tested pre-
.cription IF an eminent physleion,
and Is the best buildlng-Hp and bIssSd
purifying medicine IN the world. Bes-
ware If substitutes. Price sl-tsl for
large bottle.
For sale by Druggists.
ONEIN A THOl SAND
One SIMMER, several years ago
while r4iIro4aiug ia Mississippi be-
came badly affected with maIariai
blood pii-ssn. mat impaired ny health
for more thon two gears. Ss.ver4I Of
fensive ulcers appeared Oh my i~gs
and nothing seemed 10 give perHaa
nent relief until took Botanic Blood
Balm p. Z. 3. Rhich cured nc en-
tirely. VI. d. Lane, DeYerauz, Ga.
I'm
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

Sfrz. Winslow's Soothing syrup has
been used for over fifty years lAs mil
lions If mothers for their children
while teething, with perfect Success.
II soothes the child, s0ftens the gums,
aIIays all pain. cures wind cOlie. and
IL tae. best remedy for Diarrhoea. Il
viii relieve the poor little sufferer i'm
mesliateiy. sold by Druggists in every
part OF the world. Twenty-Five cents
bottle. BE sure and ASK for Mrs.
Wir=lox's Soothing syrup" amt take
10 ether kind.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

Valuable Machinery for sale.

saw mill complete, capacity l1AHD
fset per day, with .s5-horse power Iay-
Iar engine and 3s,-horse power boiler.
/ blacksmith forge and fixtures.
One Green River ratchet drill and
bits.
;, 400 feet Ie-pound rails and Tram
ears.
3 Ledgerwo0i boilers, 2i-horse power
each.
dOubIe-cyIindef hosting engines.
vertical boiler. L horse power,
with hosting drum attached.
Erie City vertical boiler, l''-horse
power.
Beggs engine, l2-horse power, fy-
wheel ~ inches in diameter, Finch
face.
Miscellaneous lot Of steel cable
hoists. from +. 10 ! inches.
lot Of hand scrapers and lot OF
mining tools.
Also some first-class phosphate.
timber and turpentine lands. Apply
70 J. K. " ATdEWS,
p. o. Box 5DG. Ocala. Fla.
G-4-2m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

WIN. James has removed hi.
barber shop from the Gary block
- the Narrow Guage store, next door
10 Vim. Anderson's drug store. shay
ing I0c. haircut i5c, shampoo I5'c.
Give him a call. 5-1s-l m.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

Whether the Bannergets the county
printing or not, it proposes and viii
publish the proceedings and all other
matter Of special interest to the peo-
pie Of Marion county.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11
aera.-ing. Cleaning and r7e!ng.

The attention of the public is called
to the fact that I am prepared to do
any and all kinds Of Teyaring, clean-
ing and dyeing Of cloths, including
silks amp satins. Have had twenty
years experience Call on New York
Steam Dye Works, Opala. - Inn
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

H. Il. Masters keeps only the best
and latest styles ia ladies wear, III
fact they are headquarters for the
OcaIa ladies who wish to dress in the
best for the least money.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

That smelling salts had to be
brought into use agaid Tuesday, and
from present indications new supply
will have TO be ordered by the first
Monday in July.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-06-11

There il no better time to buy dress
goods than the present, and at no
place In Ocaia can such excellent
styles ard quality be found At such
low rates as are to be had st Masters
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Fer Sale.

Two.stOry cottage, nearly new, con-
tanning nine rooms, bath, pantry and
closets in all bedrooms; beautiful iOca-
ton and plenty Of shade trees, on cor
ner lot 7SxIgD.
The above property will I've sold at a
bargain. Enquire of
A. K. KUGELMANS,
p. o. Box l06 Ocala-
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