The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-01-11

Mrs }. L. Holiday and children
have arrived from indianapolis, Ind,
and will spend four months in our
city. They have rented the Finch
house. Mrs. Holiday is a sister Of
Mrs. Herbert Anderson.
The Belleview Newsletter saws
thst Belleview was the first town in
Marion county to welcome the advent
OF the new century baby and Gambler
was the second. Aud so far as we
Know the claims are undispated.
Mr.. HemphilI, Of the Atlanta Con-
stitutiOn, is one of the teachers in the
Methodist Sunday school in that city.
30 Is Mr.. Edmund w. Martin, for
merly of this city, who is also one of
Atlanta's most prominent attorneys.
Queen Anne Hair Tonic is the best
preparation for cleaning the scalp and
promoting The growth of the hair.
Now Is the time for dandrutf. This
tonic will keep the scalp clean and
healthy. Tydings & Co.
The solid vestibuled limited train
from Chicago to 1t. Augustine, was
Inaugurated last Monday. It runs
over the Chicago and Eastern IlIi-
nois Railroad, the Louisville and
Nashville road and the Plant System.
Or, :. Fl. Bitch was in OcaIa last
saturday and was kept busy shaking
hands with his numerous friends. 1t
will no doubt be gratifying to his
friends to know that he has
entirely recovered from his recent iu-
juries.
Mr.. II. L. Spooner, an old resident
of Stanton, on Lake Weir. but more
recently of Boston, is on a visit to
Florida, and incidentally looking af-
ter his property. We hope he will
conclude To rehabilitate his orange
grove.
Mr.. JOHN t. Lewis, the popular
postmaster of Moss Bluff, was in
Ocala Monday and Tuesday. He left
Wednesday for a trip to Key Largo.
He will tell Of that favored section of
Florida through the columns of the
Ocala Banner.
Stafford place, the beautiful winter
home of Mr.. w. c. Carnegie, five
miles from Dungeness, was almost to-
tally destroyed by fire last Saturday.
Very little of the furniture was
saved. The financial loss is estima-
ted TT $4,000.
J. \. Lambert, of Rachel, y. G.,
writes: 81 heartily endorse Foley's
Kidney Cure. 1t does what you claim
it will do, and there is nothing equal
to it, and L thank you for the good it
has done me-" Accept no substitute.
Anti Monopoly Drug Store. m
The Friendship Masonic lodge at |
Martel recently elected the following |
c. Y. Miller, w. NJ; J. \.
McIver, :. w; ]. ;. Weathers, J. w;
L. L. Atkins, treasurer; II. w. Long,
secretary; b. l. Freymouth, :. D.; c. !
A. Carter, J. D.; and J. NJ. L. Carter,
tyler.
The Burleigh reapportionment bill
laS passed and Florida gets one more
congressman .at-laLge.
Possessing men like BIrford, NcCOn-
Ithy, Anderson, Reardon, Green,
Bullock, Zewadeki, Long, Mcleod,
Nartmann, Bsskin, White, ct al, 10
elect from ii will be an easy matter
o have Florida finely represented i'm
he lower house of the next congress.
During the summer season cramps
0me upon us suddenly and remain
until the pain is driven away by a
lose or two OF Pain-killer, the cele-
rated cure for all summer COM
laints. from simple cramps 10 the
most aggravated forms of cholera I
lorbUs or dysentery. No household
hould be without the Pain-Killer.
,void substitutes, there is but one
'ain- Killer, Perry Davis. 25c. and
Dc.
The suit of the state of Florida
-ainst the F. {. and p. Railway to
Dllect unpaid taxes in the sum of
}6. 600 has been appealed TO the SUI
RENE court OF the United States. 1t +,
as been appealed four times, the
ate winning every decision. 1t at {
st goes to the court of last resort and |
5 decision will be final. IL he wins =,
the final issue it will be feather as
g as an ostrich plume in the bonnet
Attorney General Lamar. e