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Money! Money!

THE COLUMBIA GUARANTEE COMPANY,
6l3 + 81. NV,
VIII advance you any amount of money OF Piano.
Furniture, ETC., without removal, publicity or
delay and yeu can pay it back in easy weekly or
monthly payments, which viii arrange to
suit the borrower. We cheaper than any one
in the city, and can assure you the most courteous
and liberal treatment. We only charge yCu for
the time YOU keep the loan Call and invesfi-
gate our method before closing elsewhere. Pri-
vate offices, and business strictly confidential
Remember the place, COLUMBIA GUARANTEE
CO., 6l3 ST. aul7-tf-em
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TO WHOM 1T MAY CoNCERN-on Sep
tember Is. 1899. We will offer for sale
at j. ". Ratclide's auction rooms. 920
Pennsylvania Avenue northwest, Washing
ton. D. c.. the following mentioned Dayton
wagon. business wagon. and phaeton bug
gy. on which repair bills are due and for
which claim the proceeds of this sale are
intended TO satisfy: One Dayton wagon.
the property Of a. s. Dent estate: one buSi-
ness wagon the property of James s. Cot
ton; one phaeton buggy, the property Of
John c. F. Atherton- COOK & JARPOE,
1926 NJ Street northwest au26- SCI, 9. IL
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COUNTRY BOARD.
FOR RENT-sTORES.

FOR RENT-Store in the best location in the
city; all mod. imps 1880 18th st. NV; key
1852. Apply 9I5 r. |. ave. su26-st-em
FOR RENT-Cor. store, four rooms. and stable;
Sl2 per month to right party 2OS ST.
Sc. au2i-3t
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Give NAME and
address i'm full.
Please write very
plainly.
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]. NOTA McGILI4. Register of Wills.
CARLISLE JOHNSON, Attorneys.
aul9, ,26, sep2
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Reliability ! Character

cut lnter thev were Nod 20 ~ tmpceeo
a. snd IN m0nG cnseS tAolf p39sacal con-
saitoa worse shaA wAsA ARA peaced unosF
Il 4 Win prsse thar W pnent e tns
meehoxiS atcpee1 and en8otceQ % SSA -
ties leasing medical tu1k1tM&lRmsNne 49,
Electrp-Nedical Institute. unoec xne ulsees
supervfs1On 81 specaaltatS u6 unoaemianS0
chsracter ana voxid-wtdo repntasac0: Ine
rrrna a Minneapolis, chicago. 81 LOUIS
6n,nhe Denver and SAN Francisco are
Lsud IN their praise Of the learned poya-
clans a the head Of tie institute Even
such great authority a. the Amercan
Journal OF Health alludes 10 the apcciAas -
At the institute ~ the foremost ones II
ne sane authority. In alluding 70 the
different treatment applied BY phyAcan@
says: .A ..,.c., ar esectr,caa
Treatment has proven to b Wnec useo
aepnrateay under proper edvicee me cen-
hdninw OF these two great curative agents
nv these eminent Specialists produces
rsarrfive uover never before OofAtned, ana
fmnossfble TO secure by either medicine or
elecfrteity used In the old way aAone.
Does II not appeal to pour intetnxence
that the two combined will accompusu
snorr than when used separately. These
anIe and progressive Specialists are TODAY
nrhicyinx most wonderful results in cur
ing NERVOUS. CHRONIC and BLOOD
Diseases and all difficult diseases OF MEN
ana WOMEN"
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FUNERAL Of / PIONEER.
when seasale Was . vaDlage - Dss
1an msuses TAls Pathfinder Car
yseA mill - That Isolated Citi-
sens Naehs Hear News - vvssla-

1recta1 Dispatch TO tbs Pos. Intelligence.
PORT LUDLOW. April z1-TFse funeral
OF John Cooper took place ~ i.8 this
afternoon from the family residence. u,
the ranch opposite Port Lssdsow. De-
ceased wns born IN Lssbsk. Germany
seventy-one pears age. He sfrss came 20
the Sound in 1873 and made Port Ludlow
and vicsnity his home ever Anes- For
some time In the early days he WAS &C n
nected with Capt Hawkins In carrying the
mail from Seattle to Victoria Seattle
was then . village OF about six houses.
and Port Townsend. the second stopping
place for the mAii-carrytng sleep had
cnly three
Mr.. Cooper was q highly respected and
we'll known figure I'm the towns round
about. and his friends mourn his loss
greatly
For some time past he had suffered
with kidney trouble and that complaint
ultimately caused his death on Wesines-
day Apr1i r.
He leaves behind him wife and six
children, Mrs. Watson. Matilda Cooper
the hogs are now in Alaska and the other
Is employed at Port Blakesey.
Rev Thomas ofhcsated al the funeral
services and rendered q touching and az
propriase sermon on the life Of the dead
pioneer
The body was inferred In the family
burial ground. back 81 the beautiful ranch
opposite Port Ludlow. The funeral pro-
ceesion comprised all the leading cfti-
Gems Of Ludlow and very many others
showed their sympathy for the aereavest
family by crossing the bay and attending
the funeral rites az one OF the Oldest OF
WashtEgfon's pioneers
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INDIAN MURDERER CAPTURED.
Agent Todd Reaches Port simpson
With the Accused.

VICTORIA f. C.. April 2s-The Bosco-
wisx which reached port last night.
brough: news that the steamer viglIant
had reached Pert simpson shortly before
she Left. having on board Indian Agen.
Todd and two Indians. one OF whom Is
charged with murder The crime Is alleged
TO have been committed in December and
arose on. OF suspicion On the part OF the
victim. an old Indian, that the accused
man was improperly intimate with his
wife. On the evening Of the tragedy the
old man went 70 the house of the accused
The ether defended himself and knocked
the old man down. and. 70 Ii IL alleged.
hrutAliy kicked him. The wounded Ind an
Ts.s Ineian agent communicates the facts
10 the DEPARTMENT here. and was instruct
ed to arrest the accused and charge him
with mu, der.
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An Itn1san MnraeseR, Rearfn9 -
pesare. rrses . KIN m En-
tire raany.
KANaAs CITY. April &---A special 10
the Scar fruan E1lsworth. KAN. says: An
his wife ana I male soaraer were aesors.
took place ~ Kxnicpoais.
The husband md hoarsser are deed and
TIE woman 10 seriously wounded NO
Il seem. the wosnan r~roxnisesi tho
boarsser as an escaped murderer. wanted
n lsaly for sslssns man :. , oasan a ara
lea and only recently came to KAnsas
Learning that his identity had became
knsxn. and fearing he woa.d De given ap.
81 In ~ shooting ire husband and vile:
Tn. wounds dbl not prove serious. and
tie boars5ef slasned the man about the face
and neck with a ra1cr. cutting Oh one ear.
almost xx.er.nx the aose ana cutting two
gasses In his threat He VIII die.
The woman Was seriously injured but
Ina escaran-. The boaraer plunged hsAa-
long into Z shaft at the sal; works The
body bounded fr1n side TO side, sgaf ieE-
ed the bottom distance Of l,ue feet be-
lew. The head and hands were torn rom
the hedy by me fares OF his descent
The remain. were gathered up n Sack
ard erUUgh; to the top where shcy were
taken in charge By the coroner.
The Italian who was killed and whose
wife wounded wss George Fink The
ASSASSIN. ~no was killed In the salt works
shaft. was Thomas hinardi. said 10 be
PoIander, thofe.h he IS alleged to have
lived In Italy.
City Marshal shoots Cattlenan.
SEDALIA. No., April 9s--J. ID. Stewart.
aged abort e years. from Bunceton, was
shot and killed at Cole camp today by CITY
Marshal Tucker Stewart drank 10 excess
and drew his revolver on several persons.
When Marshal Tucker called upon him 10
surrender he tried 10 shoot the off1cer.
Tucker shot Stewart in the left breast kill
ing him instantly. Stewards mother. a
wealthy widow. resides In 81. Lou.s. The
dead man Was known as Texas Stewart"
and his acquaintance among the cattle
men Of the West and Southwest was ex-
tensive.
duplicates Ms Mother In Crime.
PANA. ILL.,. April a.--Henry Brunot, vino
is confined In the Tayiorvilie jail for the
murder OF his aunt. Jane Brun0.. on April
10. made a second confession today impii-
eating his mother. Anna Brunot, in the
crime A warrant has been sworn out for
Mrs Bruno.s arrest. Mrs. Brunot tonight
denied her completely in the strongest
terms.
Drunken Father stabs . Son.
JAMESTOWN, N. r., April Edward
Of Oil City. at his fathers home In this
city tonight The father had been drinking
and abusing the young mans mother.
which resulted in quarrel. The victim
is in critical condition, a long knife hav-
ing entered his breast Just ahave the heart.
The father IS under arrest.
Kills His Brother and Suicides.
BISMARCK n. D.. April 2s.-James AMI
Joseph Caldwell, brothers. living on a ranch
near Wiiiamsport. ararreied last night and
James shot his brother To death with
rife. He then committed suicide by drink
trg rarhoi,s acid
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Reliability and character are two eooen-
tiaix necessary for the successful conduct
OF any legitimate business II is just A.
necessary that a physieian has standing
In the community in which he resides as
the banker. II you have money and want
10 Deposit II for safe keeping in some
bank you naturally inquire rs to the
reliability Of the institution. sae ahslsty to
return the money when demanded, and
meet such other obligations as II under
takes. So II Is with the doctor. IL you
need the services OF a physician. you
want one OF character OF reliability. and
Of that scientific knowledge % his pro-
fession as 10 leave all doubt At rest 04
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CONDENSED DISPATCHES.

Kinling's suit for SIS 0G damages against
e. r. Putnam's Sons. OF New York Is for
the publication by the Pu,nams of the au-
thor's Departmental D.fsies.''
Edward Waldo, an instrument maker OF
Camden, y. j.. Yesterday morning stabbed
10 death his wife and Swear -old daughter
and then attempted IL commit suicide by
cutting his own throat
The Fellowship Cub a new .nterdenom-
national organization OF ministers. has
been launched In Chicago Rev j. w Fie
field. a Conxregafiaaalist. was elected
president. and the Rev. w. Brushingham
Methodist. secretary.
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Honest Advice
To the Afflicted.

n you arc suffering from Nervous De-
0ility ana all Its attending ailments OF
younr middle aged and old men. indiscre-
tons in youth or excesses in after lite:
30 and have talk with the doctors OF
n you are afflicted with scrofula.
syphiiitic blood poison. or private diseases.
90 and talk with tho doctors. speedy
cures guaranteed.
III your heart troubles YOU. call and ma
the reason why. Your case Will DC uiax-
messed honestly and correctly.
Rrirht's disease. diabetes congestion OF
the kidneys. gravel. uraemia. all success
fully treated.
varfcocels. hydrocele and all sweilings,
tenderness and impediments OF the sex1ai
parts quickly and completely cured.
Rupture. stomach and head troubles.
nentlv cured at reasonable terms.
Failing manhood and loss OF sexua'
power quickly restored.
All diseases OF women most successfully
treated and promptly cured by this COM
bined Electro Medical treatment.
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sssr~stes e Waite - very 81 al rs
naFn~, Is+S Fss5reh sresas. vita nersosas
sssess&r &Esas..
Representatives Saith. * Franklin. esse
- ~. sssost fas*gexsssz rzes.zs~ees u tsse
As9& ess2aGs 8@sexsssysn ba sae sasss sexsxAa-
t&rs- sas Ara taS cfss yesterday.
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The Scientific Specialists Of the Institute.

his ability TO perform any cure he under
takes Indeed honesty and character are
more essential in the practice OF medicine
than any other profession. The honor
and reputation OF the patient Is at stake.
and how many cases come under treat
ment where character and honor are con-
sidered more precious than life ftselfG
The practice of Haunting before the eyes
OF the world. through the public press,
the Ills and weaknesses Of unfortunates,
under the guise of testimonials" should
not he encouraged The practice is per-
nicious, IL not criminal. In most cases
the afflicted permit themselves to sign
an innocent looking paper. only 10 find
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NOTICE TO coHrRAcrenA



NOTICE OF MAksHAL'G SEIZURE O.
vessei.--In the u. 3. District Court ~
tho District Of Washington, Nof4hegn
Division. In Admiralty. Peter =. L.
lipeiant. W. Schooner Louise J. x10p
ney." her tackle. apparel and fusniim1A
respondent. No. La
Whereas. on the sth day. OF April. ~.
said lineiant filed q libel In the aboS3
court against the said schooner "LoN1o0
J. Kenney.'' her tackle. apparel and rs
nsture. in a cause OF wages. advances ~
supplies. civfl and maritime. alleging thogQ
Is due from the said vessel 20 HIN an1
wholly unpaid the sum OF 1As6a9 ~
wages. breach of contract for wages -
vances for repairs. supplies. tou1nGs
said vessel be condemned and scld @ -
the same:
New. therefore. notice - hereby avea
that by virtue OF process issued q 81
cause In due form Of law 10 me directed
and returnahl~ on the nth day Of ASH
iss9, to the above court. at the rA6ofol
Court building in the City Of Seattle
seized and taken the said vessel and takn0
her into my custody: and that 3 u RI
District Court will he held AT the time -
place. Mt which said process IL retuFnaAoo
as aforesaid. for the trial 81 said preaDs
ise~ and the owner or owners and q
persons who may have or claim any inter-
est In said vessel are hereby notified aQ1
place al which said process is rcturnahJo
as aforesaid. TO show cause II any th4y
may have. why n final decree shall -
pass as prayed for
C. W. fDE. u. 3. Marshal
Br n. w TYLER Deputy.
Mstcaife q Jurey. Procsors FOR kbAjAal
IN THE SUPERIOR COURT OF KING
County, State 81 Washinxtcn--Th Post.
Inseiiistncer Publishing Company, q
corporation, plaintiff. VI. Charles ~.
SLATER. defendant. Summons for Puop
iicsfton-
Tha s,ate az Washington N ,ha saks
Charles W Slater. Defendant:
Yoa are hereby summoned 70 appear
within sixty days after the date II H.
FIRST publication NJ this sur1mons, 10 Nm.
within sixty days after the iern DAY ~
April. fsSs and defend the aboye-entttls1
mctian TN the anose-enistied court and ~
Exeg the complaint OF the pisinisR, -
serve a COPY of your answer spon he -
dsrstgned attorneys for plaintiff NJ th1oR
osYsee below stated. and in case 81 yene
failure 80 To do. judgment will b reop
dere1 against you according to the -
u1an3 al The complaint. which aas bD0q
filed with the clerk os Taid court
The object Of tais action, an set form
In the complaint IL the recovery Of N14Ee
Enens against you for ~. gum ~ NM
on account Of advertising done Tor dsfsnop
AMI BY plaintiff An attachment has -
sesfed upon personal property p<lone.4
70 .yau. which viii he sold To sarIsfy -
sz1sxmsnt
PIPER. Fisk n PrFsEA
Attorneys sar pis5ns1
Possofafe address. Rooms rs Auo
Bailey 6uiiding. seattle WasAsnxsoA
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Ssf Wssaszss = Sau sseTTss Fr~ssgssss ~
ss6 E4ns&s4s k@sStMs xIasT has arrive
81 sae Syaxssssszse fzDxE N.ssztFsaz L ~ asrz-
@eFsssN0~s sSss BE- II ~ a r4~&@ Gs@ 9xzEs
tass@EA wAsss 80 sAs Sssss ne w4s sssx az
ser sAe Interests 81 - READ
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Treatment by Mail.

One of the features Of the State Electro
Medical Institute is the great success at
tending the Treatment; of patients BY their
mail system. When treatment and medt-
cines are taken as directed the best re-
suits are obtained. Thousands OF cures
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THE PASSING IHRONG.

p. q. Povey Of the PoveT Bros. Glass
Company. Portland. AMI ex-menber Of the
Oregon legislature. WAS in the city yesser-
s.ay. or ssiE way horne after business visit
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SUPPLIES FOR INDIANS.
Two Weeks Will He Required to
Decide the Awards.

CHICAGO April 25-The opening of bids
for nearly <go0o worth Of merchandise
and supplies for the maintenance of the In
dams the coming year vas begun here TO-
day at the United States Indian ware
house.
Owing to the large Increase in the num-
Der OF bidss seceived. IL Is expected the
werk will tate up two weeks il not longer
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TIE nExs CASsaxA street sArwAy axai
eaaea wssea ssxS~aSss fAg \ a.x4As fare
- t@T SeSts esfsss sssa = ~ SIC sssy .na
Sire apstes fer swnasefa&3 assses-fss 49,
aaeess Esssrpssss.~sst sa sss elsy gsaSsa3s1 res
sssfassnf ss~Stns a ssessy- yeas grAngas~s
asasssw these seFrxs r. the s1Fsea.s. srews-
ssn FssSssss Railway s'as1aasy
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Metal Company the Latest Trust.
PITTSBrRG April S.--The Standard
Metal Company. having for it's object the
control Of the output OF the United States
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BUFFALO nUNp.
Bur Suokstle and RnHaio HUMP a. sszr
Property has an s-soot ledge Yais stock
aas @sAya Ultimate value
The aStcsrS 81 the company are Pres
gssns Hon. Cyrus HAPPY. vice president
u ssusss s@sretsry-sfezazrsf. G.. UErsen
r. ssssrs. Other trustees Judge "
Fs4gksey Sgslkanr. and Hosas r wayne
paly isaSssaaa The heavy ssock noideys
are leading citizens az Spokane and Ross
ANA
Ex:sassshSd 1856. We are Geo % he
eldest firms IN sa.s business In the North.
w@@s
All The standard sticks in all the canuos
5sBght ART Mold.
Free -aaps % AL the camps.
G. O'DaIES REDOIS = CO,
SPOKANE OGsee-xiA-kS Peytsa H57ek
k1nA4A1d OEsss-s3 Co.Uusssn Aye1uA
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The hcxsy IL GIFTS ksaesss ~ sssswss "a
Ne u 50 essfqsssssse3s sssssss. a Ns.e~s rstsrf,-
Yasa. SA< fssss& ssvaral 8aS~ as sissssss
rssfgfferesi ASA b. : IA sisasn sese 80 Is
sssnaA.s assaFwaYsg II i sssssesessss tAsss -
murderer Mas h Il. EzSsssss
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Miss Apnis " SeYnesas wn~rsz= ss.1ara,
rrCfw;aEY u The Yessag Aesss7efs-s trarassiAn
s~so<i1ti1ss - ess<~sfesf ~ tire efgx zsfs
week Sire All a@ ira guest sse ssa city
SSa university associations IA Ssls1sssy
sssa Wi ssstsYer t@D addresses osfs. al 4
s ~, a. ssymaSssth casssssa. and aaosher ia
sae evening.
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= - t<yaE. - Washington. whu%s sen
vas nitet STATES satasstes Re MexAssa isEs-
Ssg President sfAsYLzer iS n sAe csfy
Mr. Ry-ss - s&ffnN az sg@s>sAs sxsa2 ~
re sfsftx>f So sss aSat os-es hege -. Wiz
fas S@E~ Absops q ssSnta taaksax cwey xh~
sszsaar tAssss ssfsszxGss& 10 thss government
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% ' fEKtxf "a. wv
Westminster and
Vancouver. In the
last named city be
closed . large con-
tract To supply the
stained glass win
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Eusx-sat e.arresrssns,enee.

These lxo Hepsrssss adioin the Hack
Tall and Ion. Pine on the north and are
hNlns opened 90 The sarfacs al present bs
NJ Toua Clark. 4 brother Of Patsy Clark
of the Republic. mi the Surprise the crop
pings Of swo lodges have been struck thar
asras about -, a surprising showing for
ssarh work II II intended sp sink a shaft
ON the mC~t desirable spot, AMI then 10
tunnel 80 reach the depth obtained. On
tho strength Of these great fjnSings II ts
reported thai The stock ri this claim has
advanced tho last week 5 cents, and that
evsr a1aso shares has changed hands.
The iszsges uncovered on tho Pearl are
sutporsd to be the same a. on the Sur
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Drunken Father stabs q Son.

BISMARCK N D.. April 2a.-James AMI
Joseph Caldwell, brothers. living on a ranch
near Wiillamsport. drarreiei last night and
James shot his brother to deafh with
rife He then committed suicide by drink
irg carh0l,c acid
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-04-10
Tallahassee Topics

The senatorial status Saturday
at Tallahassee, taking the state
ments OF the respective lieuten-
ants of aspirants, runs as fol-
lows: At the Tallaferro caucus,
held at the Leon, Friday night.
As adherents were present, swear
ing eternal fidelity to the Jack
sonville candidate, while the
scouts reported twenty votes on
the fence. Pasco's men don't
say much, but are doing a great
deal of quiet work and effective
cementing. 1t is evident that
their strength IS felt by the Tai
iaferro forces, while Calls man,
"Jeems" Alexander, is assuring
the :inquisitive that the ex-sena-
tor holds the balance of power.
The impression prevails among
the curbstone element that in
case of dire distress and hope
lessness on the part of Call, a
trade is imminent in which CALI
adherents will support Taliaferro
and, two years hence, Cal. will
be made governor. But time
tells all things and SO it Will even
up and proclaim the result of the
senatorial contest.
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Dreams of happiness we all in
dulge. But too many of us SEEK
this happiness outside of our
selves-in riches, IN learning, in
adventure, in excitement, i'm
fame, in novelty, in friendship,
flying to the very ends of the
earth in search of it, when 10, it
was to be found all the time at
home. "The kingdom OF God is
within you," and the happiness
men desire can only be found un-
der that kingdom. Happiness is
not something that eau be manu-
featured and then pressed upon
one as a bargain. 1t IS not OBJ
tainable from the outside; it is
from within, and in this fact lies
the great desira bliity of being a
Christian, and the highest type
OF Christian, coming entirely
under the dominion of the spirit
ual.-D. l.. Moody.
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NOTICE TO TAXPAYERS

Notice is hereby given that by virtue
of resolution, adopted by the city
council of the city of O>.ala on the 2lst
day of March, A. D., 1899, all tax GER
tificates on property within said city,
belonging to said city, and for the taxes
for the years 1891, 1892, 1898, 1894 and
1895, will BE- offered for sale by said city
at and for not less than the face Of said
certificates including cost and excluding
interest, said sales to 'be to owners of
property covered by such certificates,
for thirty days from the date of this
notice, and at the expiration Of said
thirty days to be to any person desiring
to purchase the same, for a like term,
of thirty days. Owners or purchasers
at the time of such purchase, to pur-
chase or redeem all outstanding certifi
Gates held by the city against any prop
erty therein, in accordance with the
the resolution aforesaid. and az provided
by law, all certificates sold un er said
resolution to b. sold for cash only.
All owners, or per-ons desiring to pur-
chase, will apply to the city clerk of the
city of Ocala, at his office.
L. DOzIER, City Clerk.
City of Ocala, Fla.
March "a, 1899.
The Ocala evening star. [volume] (Ocala, Fla.) 1895-1943, 1899-04-10

Take time; it is useless to fume
or fret or to do as the angry
housekeeper who has got hold Of
the wrong key, and pushes,
shakes and rattles it about the
lock until both are broken and
the door is still unopened. The
chief secret of comfort lies in not
suffering trifles to vex us, and In
cultivating our underground Of
small pleasures. Try to regard
present vexatlons as you will re-
gard them a month hence. Since
we cannot get what we like, let
us like what we can get. 1t is
not riches, it is not poverty; it Is
human nature that is the trouble.
The world is like a looking-glass.
Laugh at it and it laughs back;
frown and it frowns back. Angry
thoughts canker the mind and
dispose it to the worst temper in
the world THAT of mixed malice
and revenge. 1t is while In this
temper that most men become
MISUNDERSTANDING.