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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-26

en- Medical Discovery cures the diseased
stomach and enables the perfect digestion
ard assimilation of food, 50 that the
sluegishness. irritability, nervousnessand
sleeplessness which result from lnnutn-
ton are cured also.
81 was taken sick nine wears ago with icNei.'
,r-;tcs Mr. n NJ Wardwell. of Liuwood. LeaNen-
,C,,-th Co Kansas. vHad the doCtoT ana ne
1lr.,s-, tp the fever all right hut l took car
rh,e. richt away: ne couldn't cure II ana Il
became chronic and then he gave up me Slee.
GOT - weak with II and had piles - badly
couldn't lie down, nor hardly sit up. Mas
that way two or three months thought would
never be well again but picked up one OF Dr.
pierCe'S Memorandum Books one day ana saw
Vour description Of catarrh OF the stoinach L
thought il hit my case We had hottie OF Dr-
PierCe's Golden Medical Discovery IN the house
that was got for mother. You recorninena II ior
catarrh Of the stomach. 50 I went 70 taxing II
The one bottle nearly cured me. got two bot
ties next time and took one aud One-hah and
was well / haven't been bothered with dlar-
rhtea since
DIR. Pierce's Pellets cure biliousness.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-26

A. II. D'Alemberte, tax collector Of
Escambia county, has issued an invi-
tation TO the tax assessors and cOllec-
tors of the state to meet in Pensacola
at the time of the coronation of King
Priscus February % and p, 1903, and
hold the meeting which should have
met in Gainesville, Nov. ) and 6, 1902
1t Is just the same - going To New
Orleans to Mardi Gras.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-26

MoTTo: The BANNER, BELIEVING
HOSE AT THE TOP WELL ABLE TO
AXE CARE OF THEMSELVES, HAS
TAKEN ITS STAND IN THE BARRI-
SADEs WITH THE COMMON PEOPLE,
AND ITS FIGHT WILL BE MADE FOR
THE RETIREMENT OF THOSE AT THE
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-26

The Christmas edition of many
newspapers that has reached our ex-
change table shOwIthat in the time of
newspaper making Florida cannot be
excelled. The Florida newspaper
editor is nervy and industrious.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-26

And now Miami is happy over the
prospect of being deep water port
at a very early date. Preparations
are being made To commence the
work of deepening Immediately
Tropical Sun.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-26

Florida is blessed with more good
weekly papers than any state in the
south.-Arcadia News. And there
are few better ones than the Area
dia News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-26

The church will never succeed in
the work il has set out TO do until il
has learned the secret of Christ's
method Of world conquest.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-26

Last Saturdays Jacksonville Me-
trOp0lis was superb publication.
Ii contained forty pa yes and embrace
ed an infinite variety of topics appeal
ing to the tastes of the young, middle
aged, and the antiquarian, the sedate,
romantic, artistic andl poetic and all
other kinds of readers. Ia all respects
it was a complete, finished and
splendid newspaper.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-26
PUNISHMENT

great many forms OF punishment once
administered under the laws of enlight-
ened people. But nature never changes
or modiieS her penalties. She still has
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-26

the am PUNISH
rnent for the man
W no ncglects or
abuses his stomach
as size had IL the
far off DAYS vwhen
Adam delved and
Eve span"
The physical dis
comfort. dukuess,
sluggishness, mn
liability, nervous
ness and sleepless-
ne $ which are
visited upon the
man who eats care
lessly or irregularly
have been from the
beginning the evil
denceS OF disease of
the stomach and its
| associated organsof
Y digestion and nu-
AtutiOn.
DR.. Pierce Gold
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-26
Stops Cough and Works of Geld

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure, no
pay. Price % cents. I
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-26

Every man, whether he will or no.
is under memorable obligation to God
and man.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-26

A sick man is always in favor of a
amendment.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-26

1t doesn't take much of marks
man to draw bead on beer.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-12-26

World.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
RALNEIS'S NEW HOTEL BILL.
TENDS TO IMPROVE CONDITIONS
BROUGHT ABOUT BY HIS EN-
CISE MEASURE

Albany. Feb. 1S (SpeciaD.-Senator Raines to-
day introduced a bin intended TO bring bout
the abolition of fake hotels the proprietors
of which sell liquor under hotel license.
The bill provides for the prompt notifica ton
Of the chiefs Of the Building Department. of the
Health Department and of the Fire Department
that hotel certificate has been purchased for
such a place. and makes il the duty of these
officers to examine the place and learn if it is
actually a hotel. If the building is found not to
De hotel. the police. the sheriff and the Dis
trlct Attorney to be informed. and it is made
the duty of the District Attorney to prosecute
the person guilty of the offence. Any person
found guilty of making "A false statement is TO
lose his liquor certificate and be fined not more
than 500 and to Imprisonment in Jail for rot
more than year.
Senator Raines said to-day that many liquor
stores in New-YOrk have over them the word
hotel that not hotels and have no hotel
certificates In his bin he deals with this offence
by providing that the liquor dealer who thus
affixes a sign upon the building he occupies
without warrant shall forfeit his liquor tax GER
tifcate and subject himself to a fine of not more
than $500 and imprisonment for year.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
FIRE AT TRE4DWELL MINES.

ONLY THE HEROIC WORK OF THE FIRE
MEN PREVENTED GREAT LOSS OF LIFE.
Seattle Wash, Feb. 1S.-The great Treadwell
mines on Douglas Island were assailed by fire
on Tuesday, February II, and large loss of life
was prevented by the almost superhuman at
tempts of everybody who could reach the scene
to stay the progress of the flames. The steamer
Drigo which arrived in port to-day, brought
particulars of the fire.
The Alaskan-American compressor building
was entirely destroyed Thirty-eght thousand
dollars worth of stamps and mill plates, and
12O-stamp mill. with the engine room, were
saved. More than one hundred miners were in
the lower workings and in imminent danger of
death.
The fremen confined their efforts to the mill
adjacent to the compressor building. and though
their clothing frequently caught fire and their
hands and faces were badly blistered, they
finally got the fire under control. In the mean
time the flames in the shaft had been burning
rapidly Swans Barquist, one of the men work
ing on the 3oO-foot level, was the first TO gain
knowledge of the fire above. He shouted
warning TO the miners on the 440-foot level.
An ola gallery communicating between the
new ana old workings discovered and af-
ter hard struggle the men reached safety.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
ICE HURTS RARROR TRAFFIC.
FERRYBOATS HAVE DIFFICULTY IN
REACHING THEIR SLIPS.

Traffic was resumed on the harbor yesterday.
and save for delay caused by the ice it went
usual. There was more ice than has been
seen in the rivers before this winter, and the
cakes were larger.
In the late afternoon the large packs of an
chor and drift ice that were jammed along the
Brooklyn shore began TO solidify and caused q
great deal of trouble for the ferries. Trips were
made only at long intervals, and the boats took
sometimes twenty minutes to buck their way
into the slips About o'clock the South Ferry
boats were unable to reach Atlantic-ave. Two
boats were caught in the ice pack. Another
boat, the York, after vain attempt to
get through, finally landed it's passengers at tae
Montague-st. slip of the Wall-st. line. 1t then
returned to the Battery and tried TO return to
Montague-st This time the captain was IN
able TO make that slip. he backed out aud
went to Fulton Ferry.
Later two powerful tugs were put in comms-
sion and pulled the two boats out of the ire
packs around Atlantic-ave. With the aid Of
these tugs which kept the ice broken up in aid
around the slips and pushed the boats out irto
the clear water, irregular service was man.
tained between the Battery and Atlantic-ave.
during the rush hours The Wall-st boats made
only infrequent trips. and the service was al an
doned altogether early in the evening. Several
tugs and lighters were frozen in various slips
along the Brooklyn shore. and were unable to
get out.
The Wtnona, OF the Union Ferry CompanTs
fleet. which has been running from Commuai-
paw for some days under lease 10 the Central
Railroad Of New-Jersey. broke down in trying
70 fight her way through the ice against wind
and tide off the Battery at 1:1J D. m. and
drifted up the East River, unable to make he
slip at Whitehall-st. she finally signalled for
help when nearly under the Brooklyn Bridge
and the tugs Fred b. Dalzell and Charm put out
10 her They towed her TO the new pier at
Wall-st next to the ferry slip. where her hun
dred or more passengers were landed The
tugs then took her to Communipaw. one towing
and the other pushing in order to make head
way through the rapidly moving ice foes
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
la INCH ADRIFT IN THE ICE.
REVENUE CUTTER TRIES TO REACH
HER. BIT FAILS

4 steam launch was sighted adrift yesterday
afternoon in the Horseshoe. at Sandy Hook
stuck fast in an ice foe. II was about twenty
five feet long and had canvas shelter ca bin
over the stern. There were no signs ~ life on
board
The United States revenue cutter Msnhat-
tan made an attempt to get to the launch I'm
the ice foe in the Horseshoe late I'm the after
noon. She tried To enter the foe several times
but the ice too thick and she was com
PEELED 70 give II up. She was covered with ice
when she returned TO her slip at tho Battery
The revenue cutter Gresham, which is lying at
Quarantine, having her steam pipes repaired
Will put out to-day 10 look for the launch The
Gresham is much heavier vessel than the Man
haitian.
Tho fact that loss Of = launch has been
reported makes II all the more probable that
there was some one on board of her when She
became stuck fast in the ice. II she had mere
ly drntcd from her moorlngs the fact would
have been reported by her owner That she has
been in the bay some time is shown by the thick
ness of the belt of ice that surrounds her as
ii would take some time for such a large amount
TO accumulate
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
CONFERENCE OF REPUBLIC4NS.
COMMITTEE. APPOINTED TO PREPARE BILL
TO ECONOMIZE IN MANAGEMENT OF
STATE CHARITABLE INSTITUTIONS.
LRr rFLrGRAPH no THE rRIBrNE.l


Albany, Feb. lS.-At n conference OF the leading
Republican members of the Legislature in the Ex-
eclItive Chamber al the Capitol this afternoon
committee OF five appointed TO draw up a bill
10 put the management of the State charitable in
stitutions upon a more economical basis.
Governor Odel present at this conference
but said little. He had invited to the conference
the chairmer OF all the leading committees Of the
Assembly and the Senate.
Senator EIhworth. president pro tenn. Of the SEN
ate and Speaker Nixon present and also
Senators Stranahan. White. Davis. Hill. Wiley.
Higgins Brown. Slater, Humphrey. Brown, Ranes,
Krum Wilcox and Sherwood, and Assemblymen
Aids Kelsey. Costello Rogers. Davis. Morgan.
Weekes. Bennett. Burnett and Coughiry. In all
about fifty were in attendance.
After the conference Governor Odell said that the
only subject considered was administration of
The Charta BILE institutions of the State. on motion
of Senator Green "A committee consisting OF Sena-
tors Ellsworth and Higgins, Speaker Nixon and
Assemblymen Aids and Kelsey, were appointed to
draw up a bill in relation TO the Charitable institu-
tons.
The Governor said that another conference OF the
Republican members Of the Legislature would be
held in the Executive Chamber tomorrow, when
would be considered the bill submitting TO the
people the proposition TO expend S2S.Q09GN IN I'M
proving the Erie Canal and Senator Stranahan'S
mortgage act.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
MORE RTOTTNG AT BARCELONA.
SEVERAL STRIKERS KILLED AND MANY
WOUNDED BY TROOPS.

Barcelopa Feb 1s-Rioting was renewed here
this evening, and crowds of strikers paraded the
streets doing extensive damage. The troops charged
repeatedly. bat only succeeded in dispensing the
strikers, when they opened fire. The strikers then
assembled in large numbers in the outskirts of the
city, II is feared they mediate an attack upon
the factories. Troops have been sent to the fac
tories to be in readiness for an emergency.
A serious collision between the troops and the
strikers occurred to-day San Martin. a village
in the suburbs. Here the troops fired the mob,
killing three and wounding six AT Badaena the
mob attacked tho gendarmes, and The cavalry who
protecting the streetcar service and serious
night followed in which one person was killed and
three wounded. At SabadeIl, also in the sub-
urbs. the strikers burned the octroi offices anI
a con- eut
Troops have been sent to Sabadell and 10 other
places TO suppress the disorders
Trade is completely paTaiyZcd. The strikers have
in many instances attacked servants who
returning from market. and robbed them OF their
purchases The newspapers are unable to publish
The number the strikers has increased 10
eighty Thousand. and tho strike movement is
spreading.
Three persons were killed and thirty-hve wounded
I'm Yesterdays hEht between the strikers and
troops Rioters to-day attacked q prison and
attempted To release number of strikers who had
been made prisoners. \ striker fired the guard,
who shot and killed the man.
\ large lumber yard has been burned by In
The Captain General Of Barcelona has summoned
meeting Of the proprietors Of the metal works.
which he VIII recommend granting the strikers
demand Of nine hours work day.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
VICTORY FOR REPUBLICANS.
PHILADELPHIA ADMINISTRATIONS FORCES
WIN PRACTICALLY EVERYTHING.

PHILADELPHIA ADMINISTRATIONS FORCES
WIN PRACTICALLY EVERYTHING.
Philadelphia, Feb 1S-In the municipal cleo
ton here to-day, the Republican administration
forces won practically a sweeping victory The
election was for City Solicitor. six city magis-
trates. city counclmen and school directors
The electors also voted n proposition to In
crease the city's debt $JO0O,000, For City So
licitor John /. Kinsey. the Republican and
Union party candidate and the present incum-
bent was elected by a large majority over
Charles c. Binney. the Democratic and Munic-
ipal League fusion candidate
Each elector was allowed by law to vote for
four OF the six magistrates to be elected, thus
giving minority representation The six sue
cessful candidates are Robert J. Moore David
s Scott James A. Briggs and W. ]. Hughes.
Republicans. and James +. German and Thomas
r. Fitzpatrick, Democrats and Municipal
League fusionists. The defeated candidates
William r. Knight, jr.. and James 3. Sheehan.
Of the Union party. The proposition to increase
the city debt carried by substantial ma
jOrity,
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
WOODBURY'S BIG START.
Continued from first pnge.

East Rivers that we received were taken UP
through holes in the ice. Naturally, they were
touched by the frost. and were weak The storm
QoeSn u necessarily prevent us from getting tnese
inferior oysters. but unable to ship them
with any speed on account of the bad going. I'm
less the oysters have on hand now are disposed
or they Will spoil and be total loss either to the
shipper or the COnsignee. They will barely remain
in good condition until they reach the consumer.
There is an unusual scarcity of scallops and
soft shell CLAIMS. All that the market affords is
Southern stock, which brings tremendous price.
There Is some consolation in the fact that will
soon get to market our spring stock of oysters
which promises to be extra fine Practically all the
first class winter stock is USED up and dealers
now loding inferior stock have a good chance of
dsposing Of it, The increase in the price of oysters
has been about 10 per cent which about covers the
extra cost of catching and shipping
The milk supply is at its normal state. This de-
pends on the railroad facilities, which have not
suffered much
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
SELECTS REVENUE OFFICE SITE
COMMISSIONER YERKEs SAYS HIS VISIT HAS
NOTHING TO DO WITH THE LOAN TAX.

COMMISSIONER YERKES SAYS HIS VISIT HAS
NOTHING TO DO WITH THE LOAN TAX.
John ". Yerkes United States Commissionar os
Internal Revenue in town yesterday and
after inspecting ten a dozen pieces of propertv
for new site for the Third District revenue oeic.
which must be moved from its present quarters he
selected the place Third-ave. and Sixteentb Ct
He said last night at the Hoffman House thar +b,
sole object of his visit TO New-York was 10 seller
this new site. ' " '0'rS'
i was thought yesterday that he would confer
MIN MIN ffharies Il; Treat, Collector of Internal Rev
ehue Tor THIS city. on the question of the loan
tax tax clause OF the War Revenue bill. This tax on
can loans has never been collected il having bAer
decided @ to be unconstitutional unless a mortgage
or other written instrument aCcompacied tbe
Transaction, ira by Attorney General Griggs in March
4Sp. ana IN March. 1901. the tax on morteages Va
taken taken on But with the advent of Commssoner
1erKes ana Attorney General Knox the vrboia
question Of eonsfutionality has been revived and
Is causing some little stir in Wall Street NJ NJ
I 9erkes has been flooded with letters of protest
collector Treat does not think the tax c6netit'
4 Hona ana ,i,r1 has so reported TO Mr.. Yerkes He
does not think that the back tax will he coIioctas
If declared constitutional. either ou'
Ine commissioner would not talk on this sub
Ject. i nave seen no one, even Mr. Treat o.,
this question. he declared and nv visit to Na1 M
York had nothing TO do with it, Ny visit Was
planned before this question came up afresb ' q
have nothing 70 say on the loan tax
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
DOG SHOW READY TO OPEN.
PRINCE HENRY HAS BEEN INVITED To AT
TEND ON SATURDAY EVENING.

Prince Henry has been invited to the dog show
which opens to-day and 1t is hoped that he can
SPEND a few minutes at Madison Square Garden on
next Saturday evening Everything is in readiness
for the show The benches were in position yester-
day and the dogs began to arrive early. The
promise for a successful show Is better than in
years past. Many features will be seen One
interesting piece Of work for the judges will be the
competition between packs Of fox hounds from the
Montreal Hunt DR.. McEaChern: the Cienesee Valley
Hunt, w. \. WadSwOrth, and the Chevy Cha 80
Hunt, Clarence Moore
Professor Parker's trained dogs will give exh!bi-
uons on Wednesday and Thursday at 9 D. M. at
and D. IN. on Friday and Saturday morning
afternoon and evening. Judging will begin at 10
a. m on "Wednesday and continue until the awards
have all been made The following judges will open
Ring n F. Mayhew; Russian wolfhounds bloodhounds
masths dcerhounds, Cirfons Old English
Basset hounds Airedale terriers Welsh terriers toy
spaniels pugs and miscellaneous
Ring 2-J. Blackburn Miller: Great Danes
Ring 3-F J. Lenor; Pointers
Ring III X. BloOdgCod: poodleS
Ring 5-W. c. Goldman; bulldogs.
Ring 6-James A Caldwell, jr.. fox terriers.
John Keevan will follow Mr. Miller in Ring . with
81: Bernards and the other breeds will follow as
soon as rings are at their disposal. Beagles and
French bulldogs will be judged on the second dav
EoXhound and Beagle packs will be Judged on
Friday, at p.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
THE BANK or LIVERPOOL FRAUDS.
GoUprE TELLS or RELATIONS WITH MANczs AND
MARKS.

GoUpTE TELLS or RELATIONS WITH MANCEs AND
MARKS.
London, Feb. 1s-When the hearing Of the charges
against the defendants in the Of the Bank Of
Liverpool frauds resumed to-day Thomas T.
Goude, the accused hookkeeper OF the bank, was
placed the stand witness for the Crown.
He told his story substantially already known
and said James ManCos. an American hookmaker
accused OF being connected with the robberies in
troduced himself To GOudie American ac-
quainted with American jockeys. and hence in n
position To spot winners The Introduction
followed by bets. whereby Marks & Co. won 10000
during the first week. Goudie explained that fears
of exposure rendered him an easy victim OF
ManceS's Wiles-
Inspector Froest. Of the Criminal Investigation
Department. testified TO his acquaintance with
Marks and Mances. The latter man ne said was
Englishman who had long lived in the United
States. Froest met the Boulogne boat after the
receipt of a telegram from Marks saying he was
coming from France board of her. but
Marks board.
The Inspector searched the property which
Mances left behind and found card sharpers out
lay. nine card marking instruments and an instru-
ment for signalling under the carpet of room.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
TO INCREASE CUSTOMS INSPECTORS PAY

Washington. Feb. IS (speciaD.-The Finance Com
mittee to-day authorized Senator Spooner 10 report
the bill OF Senator Platt, of NewYork, regulating
the duties and fixing the compensation OF the
toms inspectors at the port of New-York The bill
is substantially identical with Mr. Patt's bill
ported in the last Congress by Senator Spooner,
which passed the Senate. but did not pass the
House. The present bill. in accordance with pre-
vious legislation, authorizes the Secretary of the
Treasury to increase the pay OF inspectors not 10
exceed 81 day so TO cover their extra might
work in examining passengers baggage and as re-
duties
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
HEAVY VOTE IN PITTsBURG.
STREETS THRONGED WITH PEOPLE AWAIT
ING THE ANNOUNCEMENT OF ELEC-
TION'S RESULT.

Pittsburg, Feb. 1S.-After one Of the fiercest
and most stubbornly contested campaigns the
heaviest vote ever cast in a municipal election in
Pittsburg was poled to-day. and at 10 o'clock
tonight though returns coming in slowly,
enough has been received to make IL almost Ger
tain that the present Republican administration
has been defeated by the Republican-D Demo
cratic. or Citizens, ticket by a good sized ma
jority.
At no time. except at a Presidential election,
has the counting of votes produced more inter-
est and tonight the downtown streets were
jammed with people awaiting the result OF TO-
days contest.
New-York tribune., 1902-02-19
TUNNEL Bill ADF4NcrD

Aloany Feo N-rhe Pennsylvania Tunnel bill ~
Senator Stranahan was amended and advanced 70
thiro reading IN the Senate this morning The hill
permits the city OF NewYork to grant franchise
TO the Pennsyly ania Railroad TO constr,c+ ,,n.aI
t from the Jersey shore beneath the Hudson River
win terminals on Manhattan and Long Island for
an annual compensation. The bill is amended to
provide that the period Of revaluation shall NOT he
more than twenty-five years ~ nv Ne
The bill is also amended to provide that the COM