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The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
Tax on oil Brokers.

Galveston Texas. December 23.-S ecre-
tary Wall Of the Galveston oil exchange
has received letter from a special agent
Of the treasury department Of the United
States government requesting that a list
~ the active members Of the exchange be
furnished him. II Is believed that the list
is desired for the purpose OF enforcing the
payment Of The tax for buying and selling
oil stock, which amounts to $50 per an.
Num-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
Anna May Be Sold.

Galveston. Texas. December 23.-It is NOT
Improbable that ihe government :lg Anna.
when mas for the past seven years been
used IN survey work IN this district, viii
DC soid and transferred to the Mobile dis.
Slct, Captain Spencer Crosby. the United
rict, has Inspected the Anna and viii sub.
mn a proposition regarding the amount he
WI give Tor her The Anna was built in
New lork in 1894 and cost $4,000. Sh,
+ SUI! IN good condition, hut at present
mere is no very great need for the iup i'm
MS district and she is now standing at
Morgan Point ide. The launch Helen
mas takeB the place of the Anna for sur
V,ling purposes aud Is somewhat bet or
adapted 10 this work han the Anna. owing
TO The fact that her light draft enables
her 10 go Whore the Annn could mot
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

The first took place az $ p M MIR. Charley
Blnmberg ami Miss Jennie Bouet second
couple WAS married al 8 p m. AIR Charley
clipper and Miss Lila Hcurnc. all of this
place Tho church was decorated profusr.
" for these occasions. Brother j, l.. Bou-
let ofIiCiuted az both weddings Miss Jcn
ME Boulct carried a beautiful bouquet ia
luc Roberts ~ Houston. Texas. several
OF her friends were MP from Houston TO
attend the wedding
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
Jennings No. 1 stilI Shouting.

Jennings La, December % The Jennings
No l was turned loose again today aud a
-four inch stream OF oil gushed to height
Of thirty Ave feet. This spout lasted for
several hours when Il was shut on Bail
Ing viii be commences Ia The morning Ia
Eop"S Of bringing the wen In The remain
ing lost pipe is still 10 the web. but does
rot keep IL from spoutiug whenever gyea
a chsnrc
indications point towards the Jennings
No. ! being brought IN first class gushcr
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
WHEAT CROP HURT
And the Bugs Not Injured by the Recent
Cold Wave.

Dallas, Texas, December 23.-Professor
NJ. A. Carleton Of the National department
of agriculture, who was sent direct from
Washington, spent today in the wheat
fields near Dallas examining into the ef-
fects of the recent cold weather on the
winter wheat. He states that the indica-
lions are strong that the wheat has been
Injured seriously.
The freeze was Of such a dry character
as TO hurt the roots of the wheat and DO
Had rain preceded the freeze the grain
would have been helped and the Insects
and eggs Killed.
Professor Carleton will go to Mckinney
tomorrow and pursue his Investigations
further over the Northern Texas wheat
belt,
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
Youno Man Killed While Hunting.

Bonham. Texas, December 23-Nesterday
jay Cooper, a young man who lived eight
miles west of here. was fatally shot Wiz
a 22.cal!ber ride. Cooper was hunting his liz
1rmned across a small ravine when ms
foot slipped and he fell, the gun was as as,
obs rped the shot taking effect in the leL'
shoulder and ranging upward 10 the hteS \,
The young man was found dead tue sn0'
having broken his neck.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

Hundreds of millions of tins
Of Royal Baking Powder have
been used in making biscuit,
cake and hot breads, and every
spoonful ofevery tin has turned
out even, perfect work, always
making the bread, cake and
biscuit light, delicious and
wholesome.
Was there ever another
such record for any article Of
food in the world?
aoy" BAKING POWDER ST. NEW YORK
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
Texans in New York.


New York December On The following
Texans are registered In New York
Bcrnmont Il r Curry. Continental
Dallas. George Lnngworthy and wife,
Master Harry LangWorthy, Albert.
Waco Miss Anna Baker St Dents
NnNasota Miss i. y, Deldnuch, st.
Denis
San Antonio Louis Zech. Herald square:
VI Gnge Holland
ToNas.--G race Lercrts, Roy Lcrforts, vii.
liam Dash, st George
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
caroenters on Strike at Ennis.

Ennis. Texas. December Z3.-The presi-
dent Of the Ennis local carpenters union
ma. announced that the carpenters have
gone an strike Tor nine hour system
and that the union forhlds further work
until the contractors come 10 their terms.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
81 Nae PubIic eood.

In another part Of this paper app>G~ an
adyertisenlent worthy The reading, aa MS
for the public good. i islls OF , free
,a,r1Sr foT Kidney Ills Read IL. and cnll
AZ u KieslIpg, 500 Main street, corner
prss~ia aver =. December ID
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
Remanded Without eaiI.

Tyler, Texas, December 23.-The exam
lining trial of Albert Jones, charged with
the killing of Andrew Glaze last week. was
held before the justice Of the peace az
noon today.
The defendant was denied bail ana IS IN
iaIl Roth the deceased and accused belong
10 prominent county families and are re-
lated by marriage
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

was notified and held an inquest The
dead mans name was lose r. 0njroz fron,
Leon. Mexico, lie had been cutting wood
inr Mr. John kellcmirc. lie was In town
saturday night drunk and was last seen
anout IL O'Clock that night The verdict
Of the Jury Of inquest was that he came
% NJ death from a gunshot wound In tho
hands OF unknown parties
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
Murder Cases in Rastrop.

Bastrop. Texas, December 2i.-The De
cember term OF the district court OF bas'
fran county. Hon. I'd X. Sinks preslaii III I;
has set the following murder cases 10, t1,'
~ ne dates named: stephen Hay so e,.s
on 9nnn nary ,: j. II. Hendrix. January . sieve
Wilson, January 3.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
Miss Maud CampbeII Dead.

Galveston. Texas. December 23.-Miss
Maud Campbell. daughter Of MIR and Mrs.
A. r. Campbell died al 1I:3o O'Clock this
morning. Inc funeral VIII occur at 10
o'clock tomorrow morning from the fam
ily residence and will he private.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
Third Court 81 AnpeaIs.

Austin, Texas. December 2s--The court
NJ civil appeals win not hold session
this week. as they sdiourned last wednea-
.av until January s. as iheir court day Is
IN CHRISTMAS and New Years day. which
are both legal holidays.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
MEXICAN MURDERED,

Body Was Found but No Clue to His
Slsycrs,
McDnde. Texas. December % While
playing near the railroad bridge about a
quarter NJ q milo south Of town Yesterday
afternoon some little boy found the re-
naius of dcnd Mexican Judge Kclton
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

Crowley, La. December 20. Trading IN
clean rice was on moderate limits today,
due 10 the Hight offerings. Prices ruled firm
with tendency TO improved price. Prices
on rough rice ruling higher with tone Of
market stronger Rice clean
ha
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
.,..l,i..ss d the San and EoEema.

tchlness OF the SNln anu n,
The only remedy in the world thsI " snx
at once stop ItchinssS Of me ch, safe
p qua never failing. is Dosn's ointm asir,
H. NJ SAMPLES at A. e. Klesling, 6Z Ms ~
s,ree.' eornersPsair1s aysnue. peeemea -
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
Two Weddinos al Waller.

Waller, Texas December rs Quite
crowd assembled last night at the Baptist
church Of this place to see two weddings.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
Residence at Bolivar.

Denton. Texas. December p rho resi-
dcnce of Mrs Wilson al Bolivar was burn
cd last night. Loss S2Oo0, with no insur.
auce.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
The following additional rule was adopted
- .hts aourt tOday.

az Whenever court Of civil appeals
s6aII decide any question which may come
before It for deierminatlen and sha DE-
upon a motion for reheailLg or upon their
own motion, certify such question for
the decision Of this court the original
oninion or a copy thereof as well as a
conv Of the briefs Of counsel on Ole in
sucb court. shall accompany the certificate
sent NJ to this court. II the original opin-
Ion he sent up. II shall be the duty OF the
clerk OF this ca ri. when he sends down
the answer OF Clis &C. Ht 70 the. question,
10 accompany the So with such original
Op she court then adjourned until January
O 1902
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
THE HIGHER COURTS.
New Rule Made by the Supreme
Court

New Rule Made by the Supreme
Court
Austin. Texas, December 23.-Tho follow
ing proceedings were had in the supreme
court today:
Judgment OF the court Of civil appeals
AFFIRMED: j. c. Garner CT al vs.. w. T..
nlack ct al from Navarro
Judgment of the court Of civil appeals
affirmed: Webb County VS. Board OF School
trustees of Laredo from Webb
Ann icatlon dismissed for want Of juris-
oictian: Lena Reese VS.. sam +. Clark,
Notifications refu@d: Galveston, Harris
burg anu san Antonio Railway Company
f. Parvn. from Bexar; city Of
San Antonio VS.. Il. o. Smith ct al, from
nexar; Mrs. /. ]. Cummins vs.. Mrs. I. a.
Moore ct al. from Dallas.
Motion for rehearing (of APPLICATION over.
rnled: J. r. Wallace VS.. First National
Rank of Gallaip. Tenn, from Hill.
Submitted; Warren w. Moore vs. G. X.
ReiI Attorney General, petition for man.
iainus: Nationa, Bank Of Cleburup vs.. CUR,
Colorado and Santa Fe Railway Company
Of al, from Johnson; Paris q Potter vs.,
a. X HAYES ct al. from Travis.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
w,ters-Pierce Case.

RAMS December 23.--Attorney
~" p,n has completed his brief in
w. q Texas v. Waters.Plerce Oil
w nnding before the court of civil
Inc Third Supreme judicial dis
,nneal from McLcnnan coun y.
,.r.f begins with the following state
= no nature and result of the suit"
suit brought by the. county
In M Of McLennan county against nc
y. pierce oil company, n corporation
ais,i na1sr the laws of the State of
ilsa "a recover penalties Tor violation
1is a,,vislons NJ the act of March -,
saTn as ne antitrust law.
!. slieged in the plaintiffs petition
*. dafepdant had. continuously and
mo llnrch 80. 1889. violated tue
9s~s Of said law, thereby incurring
/ ,I,l@ arregating The sum of SlVJ,Jb,
/ nSl,h plaintiff prayed Judgment. Pc
II INA Aprl /, 1870.
|5s,t.assnt answered September %, 1895,
,sr,raI demurrer and special exception
X ,Srsdction Of the court.
ElSisSfr 80. 1900 Andrew NJ. Finlay
Il petItlon aud plea - intervention IN
Il ,ss,s alleging that the defendant cor.
Eto5 bad been. on May -. 1900 dnly
ksl} e'S ST. Of Ntiss,nri bN. ,nomi
|sS o. 'ns ~. et,cI,boi,icrs Interveno,
~ WV ~ be "a. nj tbe limo If such
~ ula' "e.ootbotdor In uud nrasidant
|o w aa., a n- al pI1o il accdmn,nind
d e syPVs ,ttCb arc aiIogcd ehnr
el illai',, ,,bi,.b te 5ded e., ,bnyo
4 lS. XIV Wi, ~
u y a. w ,' an toot nlairtin alod mo
Y. v .,,,lgo on, toii Mon in oi'atnr,',St
n " I'm int ,r,'ono,, ana an pctohcr ii
|. '' .,s1i,nSontai neiiiion on,hraciuo Gov
| 1920 gT,rsr and lnrcioI cvccnfious thTrs.
$3.50 doni,I ,,d snncio ,Iiacot,,,,.
|, w silsged dis.oIi,tion ~ tho defend.
w sIenu 1S ro, IN o W. r ueiv'.,
ga ., ,, WI III s ot',I "i,h
~ TSS S.st"' ',nm 'I,n ho1i,,"'tN' ~,
~ fr,mdnlent nurnosa of defn1tln,,gs ' M
N dIs,,Ici comr, ~ 'u rr ave Jui e iItrp
~ m onothor suit Inv fhe st,f 'tn' ~
" ,s,lns, Iho dofon,ta, ,I.i, 81 W
800 ner,1it ~ da hng,no-1 nv H., ~ ~ .ne
Nm cr,,csiod ana +, III ~, 'ln'
y t,or, doi,,r b"siross &C. rs
NJ e,yso ca,7o ,n go ~, * w..
IA wban y airtig siod r'o 1.i ~ ~, r'',"U'
~ which n, No,,c,, i, ~. ~ ~ -
ss,,1, (Tpr,,,lnd a.. /, -,.cr,rto,'. ,N"H ~
,he,srron niaintif.s cxccntinns 80 ~
rsnf: plaa in intn,vanticbP ', ,,n ." ~
,ns ia.tin,nrY ba,.i,,,, -, VIZ uNrr
corrt a., 10 M !'t Us LII IV''I ~
n Ipter,ontior tha ",i,s'u in Salu
a and The sri, W. o I",t VIZ Sas'
N Plaintiff cycor,o,l' &C." ia n'',I
i.sl Ploirtiff bad dep7,rdod a ~.
lie cause wns on tba inrv triai doSoi..o'
! tbS beorI h9 "" ri Luz NY .rinl uocNr
~ ;,rr Pialhuu cIalined the
n which ',vos rof,Isa, tut ISSUES pre-
bs1rd as tG'tnc iss,,ns ai,u 'er .int.ony
rpirsod and testin, rS prrspi tIu' , WaiSl
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
INNS FOR CHRISTMAS
[pIa, Sought by Many Attorneys
Vho Desiege The Governor.
,,Ff NTHE wATERS-plERcE CASE
r;l.d in the Supreme Court--A
p l,,o,ber Company Has Been
|''V .,,d With a Big Capital.

!, Tsxas. December 23.-The gov
Fs'- 49, has had many prominent Wis
VI and majority of them were
.raon Of some kind or other. and
z ~ n them smiled when they de-
I'm tbe executive office. some Of
II NOT in such good spirits. II
~ no we'll to say that the pardon
t.aa rush on all day
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
Eourth court Of AppeaI..

san Antonio Tsxaa December 2s.-In the
Foupth court 81 eiyl sppe2is tAday aetian
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

S,sslVe check, write aid mali en-.
,nS pensioners are therefore roo, warrants.
n n,onth itterh OF complaint until ~ ", n",
"ihuaNlts Were mailed ''ue their
eTell Not an Aopliea,,
., AuS.in' le&as' December 23.-Hon .,
ien' VINO mas been with o;hers n.y.,
TONED Tor the presidency of tho A.,
~, ana Mechanical college. has NO, a.,
thotized the use OF his nomo T., 8u'
D.. 'on, III speaking OF this mnttsr y, MI Nh
Mil correspondent today he saih nc
nIjme,t ieii that he had been paid c sdiS'
ut those who had expressed " In In
ste hlIG succeed the latc / SSH = wish
b n h m"I care to be suggested Tor In, ne
Nv hau no desire TO secure. pace
News Notes.
so1 nHs I'm, leXas. December 29-rho w
thrr the purpose Of having ro5,o ana I
-. l?rui players on the Hyde parS ,, MN
assistant County ATTORNEY C,rta. M
'"u"lF IS mere for few days VI raIiS
bS Jqi1ge j. B. Earle Of Waco is ho,o -.
on i'G TnslS S,iwell Russell OF Dallas is boro
hn iiGm, Lee Decker of Quanoh is hero on
BUSINESS with the executive IN meIe On
SAYS that the Panhandle bos hod zee. he
.ne coolest weather for wears 5nri Vne ol
past month. ''s uur'hg the
Judge Ranes. State librarian hoe 49,.
10 North Texas "us gone
superintendent Smith of tho vic,o.,,
ppIIinhc schools IS here for the bolidsv.'
friends ~ WIN MIN and their MANY
i''ehuS arc glad to see him
sheriff La Pcll of Wood cop,,c :.
for few days '''nS Is mere
many of the department clerks have ,,,.
nome for the holidays. law s'h1
Mr. Jim Rose and wife have gono 90 H.
nessee for the holidays. e"' " zen
Miss Allie Standeld is In Terrell %,
q. Dr. ii. b. Batter and wife Will snond ,ho
nohuaEs IN BRENNAN with relatives
colonel Sam Dixon Of Houston O,as ,.-.
land o1lCe. WIN tue
Hon. NJ. NJ. Crane Of Dallas was boro g.
Jay On business before the supreme conf
Mrs. $. +. Lomax Of Meridian is hcre
Tor the holidays, visiting her sons.
large majority of the students in ,bo
uuINeFSl nave gone TO their names ~
ya!olS parts of the State to SJend Chris
mas with the old folks
ain Shaw Of Dallas is here for for.
Gays on business. lie saws that Martin
IeAaS is on boom.
JACK Iimmons. a painter from Galveston
teil from the top of the Seato1 indrmory
thls morning and is badly iuiurod nix
IeS Is broken and he is severely brnise1
lDout the neck and shoulders. Ills sjS.or
VI Galveston has been notified.
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24
Charters

sun Texas, December 2s-The follow
s s.s were filtl today:
,ba gS.e Deposit and Trust componv Of
III n ,dbtal stock $4,000 Incornor.
Id, Moro. arleton' II. II. simmons and
nhnowles-Moore comnanr ~ We
~, nant county; capital sfoct s2o @ "nItne
s XIV, general merchandIea hnsi, Foo''T I,l
IA. White. ii'ng' D. b. Knowles
u ~ Norris Lumber COMPANY or Hons.
Ii yos., STOCK 100000. Incornorators.
hi " WIS Is \. c, Hoyt of Houston. G.
IN Penor". ramsey, Lake Charles. La
u FysSeeri Saginaw, Mich.
|hsn sencal Lutheran college OF
|ia rslus ., capital stock. but property
hsnrbes VI ", SiOun. Purpose. TO teach
l9seal ,ns,n academic, scientific and
r'luann. q rs'TTucJlon. lncorporators: +.
In Insurance company Of DaIlas. no no
siihee bnsIrdi,uu rpose, to conduct a fire
ssor. n1mo1s-Gilllam Land cornopr NJ
Il 'Ssp 'l stock $4,000. Incorpora.
Iiiri. - summons. ]. W. Gillian and o.
.s,s sSaG IN on and Mineral company
tEsluess quarter by changing its place
h on q, Beaumont and putting
u us shares OF 10 cents Instead
'alo sm. Star Brewing company Of San
|apltsl tnded Its charter nv Increasing
STOCK from S2O0,O00 to $3.50, 600.
~, Notice to Pensioners.
Is, aeAas' December 23.-The comp
h, aepattment is sending out the fol-
Har 'a' notice to Confederate pen
i ,w,r pensions are payable and
w. ThsSso oeen paid quarterly in ad-
Ols; II s. are now 5000 pensioners on
'aAes month or more to re-
The Houston daily post. [volume] (Houston, Tex.) 1886-1903, 1901-12-24

t ,e check, write aid mail tho u..
TO writ" s'p Sites are therefore requested ns;
a month has expired from ,h until at least
afhdayits were mailed tue time their
The county record. [volume] (Kingstree, S.C.) 1885-1975, 1901-03-28
AN OPEN LETTER.
Read Tt
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To FRIgsDs have decided make changes
business and order 10 do shall offer for limited
my en,ie stock of
Dry Goods Notions. Clothing Hats, Shoes,
Trunks, Furniture, Hardware, ETC.
greatly reduced pcesprces that will open
eyes and wonder, prices that will money -
81 have largest aad best selected sock ii goods
Il aud MY kaaw MY reputation fling frst9ea
an going to keep reputation give se
Come get your money worth
Bring cash. chickens aad oiher produces and tell
the thing gdarsniee is The
aud yard rs
Ladies' Dress Goods fnot eaicosl 4ae sad ap
Worst-ds, 7ac yard up. ~ ~
Double width Cashneres 1s4c up
Pore Silk aud S,tin scarfs, 1sc
Mems Worsed Suits, $29S up
s All Wool Jeans 34c yard up ss
Check Homespu4s Bic yard up ~ 5s5
Ladies Skirls Soc up q
Ladies Capes, 35c up
Meas Shirts, isc up ss ~
Ladies' Shoes 55c up $500
Mems Shoes, S5c up
Mating, 12tc yd #s s. 81
Tobacco a5c ID up
Double bed sseads, 81. .35c
THESE ARg MOI CREDIT PRICES ONE WHILE THEY ass
Yours Close out lquck $50 s.
S nj. ASKINS, a ct.
Lake City. s, &
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-01-25
An Unjust Discrimination.

We note that at other places in
FlorIda-even at so excellent a thea
ire as the Tampa Bay Casino the
prices for the Olympia Opera COM
pany range from % cents TO 80 cents.
The latter being the highest priced
seats. At Ocala the seats for the
same cOmpany-except in the "pea-
nut' part Of the haIl-were one dol
lar straight.
Why should Ocala theatre-going
people pay more to witness the same
performance than the theatre.going
people of other towns in Florida?
Certainly it is not because our hall
is more gorgeous or seats more COM
Portable and luxurious.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-01-25
Making Life q Sweet Song.

The Ocala Banner returns its most
grateful thanks TO the following
named loyal friends for their quick
response TO the little pink remind
ers," and who help to make life in
our sanctum "a sweet song" viz:
II. \. Ford, p. c. Fix, George Coul-
son, Mrs II. c. Spencer, J. L. Living
ston, Messrs. Foley and Co, A :. j.
Wallace, Clinton Smith, c. l.. Sis
trunk, Chamberlin Company, j. H.
Roller, Ocala Water Company, +. e.
Mcleod, Jacob Afford, Miss Matte
Mcleod, J. c. Mathews, G.. B. Chap
pell, Fl. c. Wright, J. Carstens, H. G..
Jones, c. L. Alison, Ernest II. Hsr-
vey, McIver and MacKay, Abe Brown
and Bro, JnO. L. Carney, J. A.
Mathis, American Tobacco Company,
:. I. Sistrunk, sgd l.. Carter, Ed
DelOuest, w. w. Riley, Fast Florida
Ice Company, DR.. J. NJ. Esgleton, l..
F. Fisher, t. Needham, j. H. Bates,
Paul Hirzel, P. Ingram, Jas. II. Bad
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-01-25
a Prosperous Business Firm.

The heads of the firm of Nessrs.
Hubbard and McDuff were 50 well
pleased with their business in this
city the past year that upon receiving
the balance sheet they were more
than delighted.
The business was established in
Ocala just after the disastrous fire in
1883: and since which time it has been
steadily growing.
1t IS now ore Of the old landmarks
and is as solid as the rocks of Gil
bTaltar.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-01-25
In Memoriam.

The following resolutions were
adopted 10y the Fort King Camp No.
II, w. Q. w, Ocala, Fla:
WHEREAS, 1t has been the will of
the Supreme Ruler to take from us in
the prime of young manhood our
worthy sovereign, y. f. Badger, a
member of Fort King Camp, No. II,
Woodmen of the World, therefore,
be it
ResOlred, That we must bow in hum
bic submission in our loss, remember
ing that all things are done for the
best, although it is beyond our world
ly comprehension to fathOm the
great mystery of death.
Resolred We extend our sympathy
to the bereaved mother and sisters.
RtSOlccd, That page in our minute
book be set apart to his memory, and
these resolutions be inscribed thereon.
Rcsolr.j, That d copy be sent to the
afflicted family and to the Ocala
Evening Star and OcaIa Banner with
a request to be published.
CHAs. X. SAGE,
Il. II. CARROLL,
&. g. FRASER,
Committee.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-01-25

The sermon of Rev. Howard Dutill,
delivered last Sunday morning in the
pulpit Of the Methodist Episcopal
church of this city received many IA
vorabIe and hattering comments.
The sermon was aimed against war,
lynching and other forms Of murder,
both under and in violation of the
forms Of law. Mr.. Dutill is making
a very fine impression in this city
and his congregations are delighted
with him.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-01-25
A Prominent Chicago Woman Speaks.

Prof. RoXa Tyler, of Chicago, vice.
president Illinois WOman's Alliance.
in speaking of Chamberlain's Cough
Remedy, says: II suffered with q Sc
we're cold this winter which threatened
to run into pneumonia. / tried diff
terent remedies but seemed to grow
worse, and the medicine upset my
stomach. y friend advised me to try
Chamberlain's Cough Remedy and /
found ii was pleasant to take and it
relieved me at once. / am now en-
tirely recovered, saved a doctors bill,
time and suffering, and L will never
be without this splendid medicine
again. For sale by the Anti-MOnop-
oily Drug Store. IN
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-01-25
Loses His 0vercoat,

On their honeymoon trip Mr.. Ed L.
Mcintosh AID bride stopped over in
Savannah and registered at the Pu-
laski House. On going in to break
fast Mr.. Mcintosh hung up his over
coat at tie door before entering the
dining room. After the meal was
over he discovered that some one had
appropriated his OvercOat. Suspicion
fell on Corporal r. $. Harris, of
the Republican Blues, a local military
company. The suspicion proved to
be correct. The young ex-soldier had
stolen the coat and deposited it with
pawn broker. Mr.. Mcintosh finally
recovered his property.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-01-25
Stop the Theft

Stealing your money: selling you
poor garden seeds at high prices. Go
or send to j. b. Sutton, scotsman,
Ocala, Fla, for special low prices on
the best seeds on the market. To-
mato Egg Plant, Eastern grown
Beans, Rocky Ford grown land other
CantatOupe, Watermelon and Cucum-
Der seed are exceptionally fine. Sam
pies free. On application of those de-
string quantities, state quantity want
ed when asking for samples. 1-II-4t.