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Masters Sale Of Safe, Showcases, Etc

BY virtue Of decree of the circuit court of
the fifth judicial circuit of the state of Florida
IN and for Marion county. sitting in chancrTy
of date October 10. 1873. in the cause of Aiken
Lambert Jewelry Company. against William
". Condor 81 al. will on
MUNDAY, DECEMBER 9TH, 1873.
between iii" hours Of II Il. M. and =. m. at
the store room of W. W. CDndOn. III the Mer-
chants block in Ocala, Marion county. Florida.
offer for sal" at public cutlery To the highest
bidder for cash the following personal prop
crty: one fleming iron safe. No. 50IlS one
oak standing desk. four finished wall cases
with glass sliding doors. four counters. two
Cight-frct ebony show cases. and live siN-frct
ebony show cases. made by Terry Co. Nash
VILE. Tenn, or So much thereof as may b,.
necessary to raise the amount of said decree
aud costs of sale. OTIS Il. GREEN.
Special Master in Chanccry.
K. MCCuNAlHY. Com piitinant's Attorney.
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A TEXAS WONDER
HALLS Great Discovery

One small bottle of Halls Great Dis
cOvery cures all kidney and bladder
troubles, removes gravel. cures diabetes.
seminal emissions. weak ami lame backs.
rheumatism and ali irregularities Of the
kidneys and bladder III both men aud
women. Regulates bladder trouble in
children. If not sold by your druggist
will be sent by mail on receipt OF 81.
One small bottle i two months treat
ment. and will cure any case above
mentioned +. W. HALL.
Sole Manufacturer, T.. o. Box 2Is. Waco.
Texas.
Sold by the Autobiography drug store.
Ocala. Fla.
READ THIS
NavasOta, Texas. June 10, 1895. This
is To certify that one bottle Of Halrs
Great Discovery has cured me of gravel
and kidney affection. | lave been Il
constant sufferer since the age Of II
tried everything known to the medi-
cal world, but nothing did me the good
the Great Discovery has dorc. there
fore cheerfuiIy recommend it to anyone
suffering with kidney trouble.
VI. &. PICKETT.
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BuckIon'S Arnica SalVe

The best s&lve in the world for
cuts, bruises, sores, ulcers, salt
rhcum, fever sores, letter, chapped
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Price CSC. per box. For sale by
Garrett & Gerig
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CITATION OF INISTkATION

In county judges court. Marion county.
Florida. By tn" county judge of said county
Whereas. q. G. RawlS applied to this court
for letters of administration on the estate of
i. DuPrr Hodge. deceased, late of said county
of Marion. These are. therefore. to cite and
admOnish all and singular the kindred and
creditors Of said deceased. To be and appea =
before this court. ON or before the
18TH DAY OF NOVEMBER. 1898.
and Tile objections, if any they have. to the
granting letters aforesaid, otherwise the
same will be granted "a prayed.
Witness my name a. county judge of the
county aforesaid. this nth day of October.
1898. X. BULLOCK, County Judge
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Gala Week in jacksonville

Gala Week at JAcksonvilIc has
been made al annual institution.
This year the citizens Of that
city intend to have it exceed in
interest, if possible, all previous
celebrations Of the week. The
last week in November has been
selected for the occasion. The
Florida Central & Peninsular
railroad will make greatly re-
duced rates from It's Florida
points for the event, and will also
see that ample accommodations
are provided, running extra
trains where necessary to take
care Of those who make the trip.
Full information will be given on
application by the agents Of the
lice, or by L. \. Shipman, assist
ant general passenger agent,
Jacksonville.
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Marion COunty's Vote

Following is the vote rs count
ed today by County Judge Bull
lock, Commissioner Carney and
Supervisor Barco.
Democratic Republican and Fusion
For Congress. Second Florida District
Davis, $50 Anderson. $40
For Justices Of the Supreme Court
Taylor, 1l6 GIbbins. 263
Garter, G4S AXtell, 277
For State Treasurer
Whitfield. 10 Gay. 2S7
For Railroad Commissioners
Morgan, GG2 Shipman, 294
Bryan. go Coomb5, 26S
Day. G2S Richards, 242
For the State Senate, Twentieth District
Baker, 40 Baskin. jO2
For Representatives from Marion County
Iewadski. AS Williams, 4jG
Payne. 7S4 Light, 557
For Sheriff
Nugent. S54 Alfred 292
For Tax Collector
Thagard, 932 Lindncr. 333
For Treasurer
Griffin, Sl4 Groves, 354
For Tax Assessor
Mathews, 81 McDavid, 4Gl
For Comfy Judge
Bullock. $50 Ab3hier. 312
For Board Of Public instruction
Moscr. 6l> Bumby, 2G8
Smith. G9> Gale, 81
Hull, 80 Lyles, 3S7
Constitutional Amendments
For. 4SG Against, &c
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Thc railroads will make a rate
Of one fare for the round trip for
the Atlanta peace jubilee on De-
cemOcr ID. President Mckinley
and his cabinet expect 10 attend.
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4 Very Successful Tea

Any one laborlnG under The
haIIuclnation that OcaIa IS Sleep
ing need only to have attended
the tea given by the ladies' Of tie
library in tn" COIy rooms in the
Merchants block to haze dISa-
buScd bis mind Of the idea. III
every way the affair was more
successful than was anticipated.
The rooms were decorated In d
most beautiful manner with a
wealth Of beautiful ivy and
other trailing vines, palms and
pot plants and flowers, with
an endless quantity Of lovely
and fragrant cut flowers, ar
ranged and blended IA such har-
mOniouS profusiOn as to be most
pleasing to the eye, and which
drew forth many expressions Of
genuine, pleasant surprise.
Most delicious tea, chocolate
and cake was served, which had
been prepared by the def hands
of the ladies. The rooms were
crowded from ; to p. M, and
every one felt al ease and seemed
to greatly enjoy being there.
When the treasury was opened
$2G.G5 was found to have been
taken in, nearly all Of which is
net, and will be sent at once for
new books and magazines.
Mr.. NOrcros3, for the city's
electric plant, put IN several So
candle power lights, which added
to the beauty Of the rooms, and
which it is thought the city viii
let remain in the library.
The great success OF nhc tea is
due largely TO Miss Louise Cams
by, the librarian, her sister Min
ME, Miss Emily Ford, and Messrs.
Van Echop, NOrcross and Cullen,
who prepared the decorations,
and the ladies, with the assistance
of a number OF other, served
the tea. Mrs. Dunn and
Mrs. MCConathy, the rcccp-
ton committee Mrs. Smith
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Poisoned by Ivy
Was in a Dreadful Condition
IL, -.:cd 20 Read about q Similar
G#se- Followed the Other Mans
Example and MAS Cured.

case Followed the Other Mans
Exanonia and Mas cured
Tho to,,o,,.;,. ;.a;a.n4 :, .;-o 49,
CharI,a 1tc,.i., ''.--lma,:-t.hl.
~, 10000 ~ : (.,...-,.,a,,a [,an.
O., ..-,.u tooa,~5 a:.o,
-: ;I
-. (,'- l,,';is1,, -.-,.s
also afflicted Win h: s*m~ disease. We
"1'' az I''.'"''' '"''>'''7 VIII Gil awful
should tear myself to pieces. 1 picked
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Tt E>DAY. THE ETH DAY OF DECEM
BIER. y. ID lNiS.

that being the second Tuesday oi slld month.
And do hereby appoint the. lui!uwirguttE,a
persons a. inspectors and clerks -: -..rh t.lr,-
lion and name following places in said wards
AT which Ia hold ~uca election. tu-vii:
First Ward-Nathau Crown. T. i Huk,~ and
VI { Dnsh a. Inspectors: /. y Green. clerk
Plac.' of voting. & Birds cottage second
mouse north of Ocklawaha avrnu,. On street
west of W Jrffurd~'S residence,
second Ward-W. !. Ditto. q Irn"liu~ 4 liar
rlS and =. &. Stone a. Inspectors. It.-rUaUS
Mundrn, clerk PlaC" Of voting. city hall
Third Ward-John + Bailey. Levi Alexander
and l. III Gillcn az inspectors: = :. BnlI.Ck.
Clerk. Place of voting. court E,- -. Jfp stairs
Fourth Ward-Ed DcirucSt u r. David
son and Watson Murphy a. Inspectors: IL u
Schwcrin. clerk Place or voting. engine house
on Magnolia street, opposite ~ Denis Hotel
In testimony whereof have. hrrruutu SET
my hand and caused Ia" seal al the City uI
ocala To bc hcrrunt" affixed on this ad day "f
November. ID lNuS
i~EALl ions {, REAEBuN. Mayor
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SLEEPING CAR SERVICE.

Nos IS and 80 Fast Mail. sleeper sbetween
New York and jacksonville, and the Cincin-
natl sleeper via Asheville.
Nos. 81 and IS carry through sleepers between
Jacksonville and New York in connection
with and l3 and and 10 with Pullman sleep
ers between jacksonville and Tampa.
No. 81 carries through sleeper between Jack
sOnVlIle and Cincinnati. Same returns by
o.32 into jacksonville.
Nos. and , carry the jacksonville or
leans sleepsP.
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New crop pruncs just received
at Birdsey Bros.
PROCLA VI ALTON
FOR GENERAL ClTr ELECTION

Whereas, the Election Ordinance. al ti.r CIV
of Ocula provides for lh" hnIdiug of .s,.r...r.l
election for mayor and ali"rEl,n urt the >,,-ui.d
tuesday III December. \ u l~tN. &c . AND for
the mayor 10 i>>u" hi~ proclamation az tn.
sam"
Now. therefore. !. John & Rrardun. Mayer
election 10y the qualified electors Of -a:d tltv
for Mayor OF tn" city of Dclla. L. i,. C.hu-,. II
from the city al iIrsc. and one cuuUCi Imam
from each ward al said city, tn Lc chosen ami
elected 10y and IN the ward which lee r,.,-.
SCENTS and of which b" must h. = resident. to b..
holden in tn" City Of OcaIa on
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CINCINNATI AND JACKSONVILLE

Macon, Atlanta. Chattanooga, Cincinnati
Chicago. Toledo, Detroit. Cleveland, Louisville
and st. Louis.
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No -. eavI Deal al -" H. r
waycrp Imam sleeper ot lamps
Louis khuut
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np3ga;a and Nayc q Ion chang
nah. Chare ,uE. 0 . . q
c,nu .pnw with Direct
dtnrough train enadea
Memphis
Chicago TIuS lin Oa 3 3 Kansas
For further infOr .naton ,callo on o. addr
F HUBER V.
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Hoods 5arsap ariIla

ES0nG'c DiEg x are the only pills to take
kEoOA - kEKS with HOUu'S Sar5apariiia.
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". ". CoNDOS. Ticket Agent.
K. {. CURRY. Agent.
L A. SHIPMAS. \. q. A.
A. AACDoSELL, q. +. A.
The Iola register. [volume] (Iola, Allen County, Kansas) 1875-1902, 1898-08-12
CoFFIELD'S VIEWS ON WAR.
The IoIafYouth Gives a Characteristic Glimpse
Of Army Life as He Sees IL.
Camp Merritt,
San Francisco, July 80.

San Francisco, July 80.
The boys in the Goth are bowling
like Commanche Indians tonight
over todav's news. 1t Is an assured
tact tonight that we go to Manila
and will go on board one of the trans
ports that are here in few days.
The good news was sprung on US
this afternoon. The boys had been
fooled so many times they were slow
to believe we bad received orders at
last, but when Lieut.. Col. Little came
down the line OF companies and as
sured US that such was the case, you
should have heard the cheers that
went up; and they're still at it. /
wish you and the rest of the gang
were with us. We have lots of fun
here in Frisco and will no doubt see
plenty of the same in the Islands.
1t mas been altogether too much like
An encampment, tin soldering, ETC.,
TO suit the majority of the boys so
far, and they all seem dead anxious
to see a little of the real thing war
am not so aWfully ood.thirsty my
self but am darn glad to get out of
this sand, You have no doubt heard
that our Regimental Quarter Master
Sergt Young il in durance vile.
He is the son of gun who was
stealing our grub stake and giving
us short rations when we first came
| here. | heard this evening that the
court martial gave him two years at
hard labor on Alcatrsz Island. II
it had been left to us boys he would
have gotten six months twice year
for the term of his natural life. With
! the exception OF Jordan we get plenty
to eat now. He is still hungry.
| Norris Ball was returned to quarters
to-day from the Brigade Hospital
where he has been tuasling with the
fever for about three weeks. He is
all right now ana we are as glad to
have him back with US again rs he
is to get back. The rest of the lola
boys are all well and able to get ur
TO the trough three time per day
We are all broke or badly bent and
are hoping for pay day before we
leave but don't suppose that will cut
much OF figure with our Uncle
Samuel Any man possessed of d
package of Dukes Mixture or a piece
of star plug tobacco is considered
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An Unfair Condition.

The University of Rochester has re-
solved to open its doors to women, the
policy to take effect when the women of
Rochester raise 500, 900 for the use of
the university. Rochester papers report
Miss Anthony as saying that the one
blot on her city is removed, and she is
as happy as if another state had been
carried for woman suffrage The condi-
tion attached to the concession, how
ever, prevents The Tribune from feel
ing very hilarious over it. Unless the
University of Rochester is very differ
ent from all other universities women
have already contributed their fair
share and ought not to have to buy the
educational privileges which should be-
long equally to the SONS and daughters
of the city and state, Woman's Trib-
uue.
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red, white and blue, or patriotic ink
two thousand &c stampe. a conven-
lent way pack statmps and prevent
the mucilage from getting moist is to
wrap each stamp carefully in a SO
bill; five porcelain lined bath tubs,
and twenty cases of condensed milk.
Some Of the boys have gone a week
without their milk battle; one thous-
and pairs of automatic, self adjusta BILE
extremity coverings (sox) Every
thing ola wearable kind should be
made as above directed because most
of the boys lett their Wallets at home
thinking they could secure others
here.
There are many other things that
we need almost as bad as the above,
but we do not desire to overwork the
ladies of lola during the hot months.
In case the rainy season sets in at
the Philippines by the time Company
/ gets there, it might be we'll TO for
ward thirty-five silk umbrellas.
The needs of Company l are modest.
They don't want the earth.
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San Francisco, Aug.

The program for the big drill next
Thursday evening has been arranged
and because this is to be prosecuted,
the move to the reservation has been
postponed till Friday.
Thanks be to the man who issued
the new orders cutting short the drill
hours. The boys will drill with
much more enthusiasm than ever.
1t seems to be the impression that
Quarter Master Hull Is connected in
some way the with commisary de.
partment. This is mistake and
should be corrected at once. The
commissary department 10 another
part of the business altogether and
is in charge of Lit Green. 1t is
rumored that after Quarter Master
Sergeant Young is tried that there
will be further Investigations, but
go far as made public, suspicion rests
on no one. The commissary has been
run on very peculiar plan, but 1t
seems to take a good deal of time to
figure out the crooked traces.
Another erroneous statement seems
to have gained good deal OF ground
And that is, that the boys have been
on short rations ever since they have
been here. This is not true, but 1t
is fact that the first month we were
in the service We were a little short,
but had enough to prevent starvation
and then some. There IS some
kicking even yet, but no difference
how much there would be to eat, a
few would register kick.
The impression seems to be gain
ing ground that the Kansas boys will
either go across the pond before long
or If peace is declared they will be
one OF the first to be mustered out OF
the service unless the United States
should decide to retain the Philip
pines. Whatever our fate may be,
all hope II will soon be decided.
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cert of the Tuesday musicale in this
city. She has appeared at various other
concerts, and so marked is her ability
that although she has been in the city
for so short a time she has been engaged
as vocal teacher at Forest Park universi-
ty for the coming season to succeed
Miss Evaline Watson, whose marriage
takes place the last of this month.
The talented young singer is well
equipped for her profession. Her voice,
which is naturally strong and sympa-
thetic, has been trained by several
years study under the best masters
both in this country and abroad She is
a native of Iowa, but from childhood
lived in southern California.
After singing successfully in churches
in this country, Miss Metcalfe went
abroad to study under Vanini in Flor
ence, Italy. This eminent teacher was
much pleased with her talent and Sc
cured her the exceptional opportunity
Of singing at a distinguished concert Of
classical music given by the most aris-
tocratic families of Florence at the Pal
ace Amari. Ladies of foremost rank in
the Italian nobility were patronesses at
this concert and long line of successes
followed Miss Metcalfe's appearance
there She then went to London and
studied under Georg Henschel and Will
liam Shakespeare, taking special lessons
in oratorio singing from Signor Ran
degger.
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The Maine Flag Pole.

There is New York woman artist
living in Brooklyn who expects to be
the envy of the neighborhood before
long. She is about to come into posses
sion of something for which relic seek
ers would give-in extravagant phrase
ology-their eyes. 1t is IA flag pole from
the Maine. In due time there is to be
flag raising at the artists house, to
which no one will be invited, but the
neighbors will be allowed to look ON
with admiring envy.
But" as the artist says, There
isn't half the satisfaction in il, Tor
there will be no placard ON it, and the
passersby will never know that it ism
just an ordinary flagstaff such as they
could buy themselves at a department
store -
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ElevatinR.

Miss Emile Wagner Of Baltimore,
formerly a student at the Peabody Con-
servatorv and Il graduate Of the Wom-
ans college Of Baltimore, has establish
ed a conservatory of music in New
York tenement house. The idea is to in
terest the ignorant and degraded in
music A beginning was made with n
single room in Il crowded tenement dis
trict, where lessons were given at few
pennies apiece to little ragamuflins.
Now the conservatory has so students in
violin and piano. Several former pupils
are assistants, and some have developed
extraordinary talent, The work is car
ried on from philanthropic motives, but
has become self supporting.
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NatlonaI Encampment, q. a. K.

win lie held at Cincinnati, Ohio,
Sept. 5tn TO 10th. The Mo. Pac, Ry.
has made rate of Sl6, 25 for the round
trip. Tickets to be sold Septem her
2, 2, and 4, Open return limit Sep.
tember ID. Passengers desiring ex-
tension of limit to October End can Sc
cure same ny depositIng ticket with
joint agent at Cincinnati Sept. 8 to
and paying s5 cents deposit. Call ut
Mo. p. depot for full information.
j, +. CoZAD, Agent.
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NOTES.

The boys are tired and all broke.
Plenty to eat is II good thing and
all are making the best of it.
Charley Perkins of Co. d. Washing
ton VOL, was a pleasant visitor today.
He is as fat as an oyster, and was one
of the lucky lola boys to get comfort
bag sent by the relief society.
The boys wish me to say that every
thing say isn't true but 1 refuse to
do so, because tell the story as it
was told to me. 1t is a fact that
nearly all of them are homesick but
me but will not admit it.
1t Is lots of fun to do the sand act.
Any old offense will get a sojer into
that trouble.
Quarter Master Sergeant Young
is charged with embezzling Sl09.09
Government funds. and will be tried
for the otfense in a few days.
1 am awful glad all the troops are
ordered to Manila because 10y that
scheme Kansas will be sure to go.
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A POPULAR SINGER.



Prominent Place.
One Of the greatest honors of the
Transmississippi exposition at Omaha
was accorded to Miss Anna V. Metcalfe,
who was selected as one Of the two solo
lists for the opening concert Mr.. Charles
Clark, baritone, being the other. OF
Miss Metcalfe the st. Louis Globe Dem
ocrat says:
Miss Metcalfe came to St. Louis a
few months ago to accept the position
Of soprano in the choir of the Second
Baptist church. There has been scarce
ly a week since her arrival in st. Louis
that she has not been asked to sing in
some other city, and she has just return
ed from giving recital at Cairo, Ills,
where she also sang before the Alexan-
der club of that town. She was one Of
the soloists at the recent Moberly (Mo.)
music festival and sang at the last con-
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LETTERS FROM THE SOLDIER BOYS.

wealthy and is looked upNto. This
may be cruel war, but its queer
soldier that don't have good time
as he goes along.
see by the REGISTER that came
to camp today that lola is to have
a big Manufacturing Plant If we
stay out our two years in the army,
and then come back, we'll hardly
know the place If she keeps on at
that rate,
Yours without struggle,
L. +. COFFIELD.
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SIOO,OOO.OO.

The war with Spain will undoub t-
ly make money scarcer and interest
higher. Therefore If you want to get
loan on your farm or renew your old
loan it would be good idea to do so
at once. We have one hundred
thousand dollars on hands to loan. So
If you wish loan on your farm call
on or write us before the rate of inter-
est is raised.
Our rates are the lowest.
Either'straight or small cash COM
mission. Option payments.
BosTwICK Il ACERs,
Real Estate, Loans and Insurance,
lola, Kans., Telephone AZ.
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A BIT of Etiouette.

The bride acknowledges her presents
as soon as possible, using paper with
her new monogram. Paper for this pur-
pose with new seal is usually provid-
ed beforehand by the bridegroom, A let
ter of thanks is not necessary, but the
note must contain a few we'll chosen
words in the brides own handwriting.
Cards with a sentence of thanks are moi
considered "good form.
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The News of Kansas
and the WOrld----nnA

Twice each week, while it is fresh
and interesting, can be obtained
for the cost of an ordinary weekly
paper by reading