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Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-24
At Prices Greatly Below the Usual
Furnishing Summer Homes.

We direct attention facilities for furnishing Summer Homes
with Interior Draperes Hangngs consisting OF tapestries Linen
Striped Linens and Damaks door,
window and furniture also Lace and Net Curtains Bed Sets
Materials by the Lightweight Poeres Couch
and Table Covers with creonne borders match.
Canopes Cushions Mantel Drapees, Utility Boxes,
We Direct Attention to Our Facilities for
Executing the Following Work:
Daperes taken down. ceaned stored and
hung the fall
motproof read
fall
Furniture repaired, reupholstered and covered.
Blankets Ceansed rebound and renapped look like
Pillows renovated recovered with
ticking
Furniture Slip Covers made to order.
Shades Window Screens and Door Screens made order
Materials designs and estimates submitted by experienced decoa
Advantages we'll prompt delivery be by
placing orders refurnshings during the
Offering Interesting Values i'm
Curtains Cutainings Window Shades Poieres,
ions. Awnings Beds, Mattresses, Mattngs,
many the prices third half less than usual
All excellent values.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-24
Our Annual June Sale of
WOmnen's Summer UfderClOtheg


O
popular w W
Q g
saeunnet
OF best manuf a gree
Hence collect II
p OF
Weo fife tnsefi ssundega nnntsv Ioutr reserve,
Prices Greatly Below the Usual
amea they ohdcotus in ereeuarw
An opl
nos a
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-24
Special Values i'm
Suit Cases.

We have just purchased a large
lot of Suit Cases at specially low
prices, and offer them accordingly.
Lightweight Suit Cases-nade Of linen on tar
boards; steel frame; inside straps good brass lock
and catches-just the thing for a short trip.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-24

Real COwhide Suit Cases; steel frame; linen
lined: inside straps and hinges riveted on; strong
handle; leather protected corners; good lock and
lock bolts straps
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-24
1896
SA.5O

We have just received another lot OF famous
Five-dolar Suit Cases, which have equal They
are made especially for and absolutely the
best value obtainable. Real cowhide; "a Inches
long six inches deep; steel frame (sewed in); linen
lining; inside strap and hinges riveted on; heavy
protected corners; good brass lock- best handmade
handle-a frst-cass Suit Case in every respect.
C. aoch
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-24

Window Screens. ready made: size "a inches high
and extend from "a inches TO 81 inches in width.
25C. each.
Box Couches. made in factory and
cred with your selection of material. the
following special prices:
$1,000, SI2 50 and SI4oo.
made in one two parts; choice selection OF colo
NAL tickings.
$3.50 each. Value, $500.
Mattings Reduced.
% rolls High,class japanese Mating in choice
patterns and colorings
100 a yard. Value, SOC.
Heavy Jointless China Mating in fifteen now
and exclusive patterns and very desirable colorngs
ISc per yard. Value, 22c.
Extra Heavy Jointless China Mating double
seivage. choice patterns and cOlOrings.
zoe. per yard. Value, 25c.
Is patterns Heavy JointIess China Mating very
narrow warp. in red blue and green checked
22c. per yard. Value, 27c.
1i0-lb. Jointless China Mating in twenty excel
lent patterns.
25c. per yard. Value, soc.
116-warp Jointless China Mating in six choice
patterns-the finest mating made.
27c. per yard. Value, $50.
Third floor.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-24

$500 to $1,000.
Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1902-06-24
Guide Books, Maps, Etc.

By mail, &c. extra.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13
PART w.
8 PAGES.
YEAR.
SITUATIONS wANTED-FEMALE.
Housckecpers.

LADY'S MA1D-Sltuntion by settled, middle
aged woman CSwissD as lsdys maid or house
keeper in small FAMILY. best references. II 23
Republic.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13
A Real English

Teapot, the very best thing in the world 10 m.t.
Cousins Pure BONANZA Tea. only sc pound: also
with onee pound can Cousins Pure Cream RatinS
Powder. only 46c can. and don't forget our choice
roasted Coffee. seven pounds for 81. honestiy
graduated Sugar for 81 '
GEORGE COUSINS TEA COMPANY
Phone B 1915. Sixth and Market ss
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13
POSITIONS FILLED.

Last week the following employed students ~
the Southwestern Business College. $40 Olive n"
as bookkeepers and stenographers: Union Trust
Company, Seventh and Olive: Union CasuaIfv
and Surety Company. 800 wainwright buildlnS:
St. Louis Car Wheel Company. Spring and Ms
souri, Pacific Railroad. This school prepares ner-
sons for the best office employment and makes
y speciality OF assisting graduates to positions
Day and night school.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13
Rubicam Shorthand COLLEGE,

Finney aves-, and Union Trust buildins NiIn1
Sshooi Mo1s Wed. Friday, men and vomen'
6sano and Ftnnev aves.; individual instruction
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13

HELP wANTED-FEMALE.


HELD w.xrrn
GIRL Tor general houseworx
alRL wANTEp-oiri for general housewOrk.
os4I maple ave.
GIRL wANTED-Gi-l for general housowork.
1854 Mississippi! ave.
GIRL wANTFD-For z neral housework: FOOD
wages paid. 4sc3 PAGE ave.
GIRL wANTED-Colored girl for general
housework. $3.50 Morgan st.
Girl wANTEn.GIrl fcr general hou,evork:
GIRL wANTEP,mmFcr general hOusecieanins:
GTRL wANTFD-vcunr ciri 10 assets, With
general housework. 2eIT n. Ninth q. wan
J wANTED-Gil for General housewo-k:
small far1nv: no washing. All Cook ave.
GIRL wANTFD-GirI for rene-.I bou.e wo-k:
small family: good home. 1914 RUSSELL ave
cIpI- I-.NTED-Gj-I ,o-
ing or ironing: Your-roorn nat osos = Ec. no AN
0c117 STy0 co1a.., =, .
ho,.ewori,: GOOD wages. tsos I. sb,r.1o, raeYae'"i
GrpI. w.Nrrp-vb,,. ,,,, ,,-..z 49,.
work; good wages: references. sosT Esnsinefon
owe.
CIBT. NTEp- for oo,e-,I do.r,,o;-,
LNuft q 81 pi ollt ouaS dDAli
ave.
Girl, wANTFDlCerman Pro,es,ant v,,I for
genera! housework and cooking; no washing or
s sr1n'ns; apply MONDAY or tuesday s~ Page
mai ta$!,5 :, Ut SEoss ere; e sS;ss.lon to
-1o7=cFcIp7 V.IT5-1 - = - 81
..fnth ss"h" "AND-Aphiy LIZ ~ DIX
-.>-nrn =; =,
GtRL for small family. $500
Horsra1pLw ANTgD-ciri for general house
J15o1-SEcIpI T-,l-EN -
xork soss Page ave O-'n sehefat "'"se'
-~uo1srcIp1. NTrD c;-, - ,o,..rort.
go 9a.t D,vto, q DN"irl LOT ho1se"oiA'
15o,-sIC111 N,>--C1 -, - I---..o-..
.,5 inIT y Ttona1d ~ h
HousrGrpL wANrEp-Giri for general house.
work. 1870 Cook ave.
1o7-sFc7pI-, g. NTr1-c;-; Gov General bon,e.
- o9o, 3 T,i-S !, II N'u'
HousRaIRL wANTED-GiF for general house
@.Szs.s,sG 100.
OUsE,5tEL ~MANIfD-diri tor general ous
u~oT,src,,I wsNrr0-coo, s,-; 80 A. 6oiss.
-
GIRL ~ Tor housewofR' sinnii
WANTEDSdir to 90 genera
'0-seo.A- :" ..' III. 49,.
FOR light house
MIISi7sNsIST- ~ bonse9Iri or
bow, iisS West Belle place.
|~IIoTTgrcIRI. girl for gen. |
.rel sousework. eli High ST.
HorsEGIRL WASTEp.Girl to assist IN light
Y%oTsEGIRL WANTEplaood Sill for general
-
HOUsEG1Ri. w STElIeo'a gin il seneiai
H0UsEgIEL Cir tor general HouSe
WANI II" sni W he"'A
HoCeEtlhsL MASaEp."Hi !"
nouseNorN-
HoUsEGIRL fox general
~HoUsEGIRL wANTED-GEi for general
HoUspGIAL wANTED-Glri for general
heusex9Ek: 70. Morgan 81; z.-..,..aj
= en- ~ Osh sHi Oh se"t
- 90, aan.-.1 ,o,,..-
~n sa onnti,S Us owe ~ tof seH''"i '
i, ...o..-,;h ,ns.-
cSSsEsaal1iEnnnW A "a Worsan 81 n
.S-cI 81, -, ..ne-sI
mOSsESiA srn,v ass ParK ave. " ~
a., >7,D- ,o- General house.
nv sI.h ,.miia assoA PARK ave,
TIIoi7sEcIPI. waNTEDlGij 70 do : house
uorS. age 20 to q. i3osA olive ST. /
;oI,srci17 ,o- General house.
HOossSIni An a,g SGa,inn
7IoI-.Ec7p7 T~,Z-V-7-coos .IrI for general
noSSsuink ~, X Grsrd ave- !" ~
HoCsEGIRL WANTED-Girl for general house
work: private family. e:5 Dickson st.
The St. Louis Republic. [volume] (St. Louis, Mo.) 1888-1919, 1902-04-13
PRIVATE Shorthand COLLEGE.

shofthand. touch typewriting speciality: indi.
v1o1ai instruction to each student; day, exclusiye-
~ ladies. SO month; nights. ladies and gentle
men % month: all my graduates have paying no.
3o1 Olive st.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
Mr.. Broome's Withdrswsl.

We regret very much to learn from
letter printed elsewhere i'm this
paper, that Hon. James +. Broome of
Gadsden county, has determined to
withdraw from the race for secretary
of state.
Judging from the utteranceS of the
press, Mr.. BroOme stood most adj
mirahle chance of success. l. this
county he would scarcely have Ell
courtered any opposition, and in cou
versation with prominent men IN
Alachua and Putnam his vote, We are
told, would have been scarcely less
than i'm Marion.
Mr. BroOme is one of the most fear
less, upright and conscientious men
that has ever held office i'm this state,
and his withdrawal comes As a matter
of surprise and deep regret to his
friends.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
ConStipated Bowels.

To have good health, the body
should be kept in laxative condition,
aud the bowels moved at least once "A
day, 81 that all the poisonous wastes
are expelled daily. Mr.. G. l.. Ed
wards, l42 \. Main St, Wichita, Kan
sas, writes: Il have used Herbine to
regulate the liver and bowels for the
past ten years, and found it reliable
remedy" she a. Autobiography Drug
Store. ~
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
Profitable Year for Vegetable Growers

Mr.. r. 4. Green, eff this city, WIG
has been representing the commission
fruit and vegetable house of Bender
Steibig q Co., of Cincinnati, Ohio, foG
he past twelve years, left Monday
for Georgia, the season in FloriIa
being practically over.
In conversation with Mr.. Green We
were told that this has been an ex-
ceptional profitable year for the vegr
table growers of Florida.
The tomato growers in tue Mann
section made good money, although
the crop was not a. large ~ in SOM,
previous years.
The truckers ut Hastings led ga.
van in the shipment of potato.S and
realized excellent returns.
Plant city and Lakeland made rep.
utatinn IN the strawberry markets 90
the world and coined dimes into dol
lars-that il, ten cents worth Of Labor
yielded a good round dollar.
Oxford and other points in Sumter
county carried off the hOnOrs i'm the
shipment of watermelOns and the
yield and the prices were entirely
satisfactory.
Marion county easily carried of
the laure!s in the shipment of canta.
loupes and every shipper is kept busy
receiving and cashing checks.
1t was the best year in the histor J
Of the county.
Mfr. Sol. Benjamin, who has been
in Atlanta some years, in commenting
upon the above facts, said he Wen
out 10 one of the picniCs i'm the ives
tern portion of the county and wa.
surprised 10 see so many handsome
turnonts, new buggies, hew harnes,
and fine horses, well dressed men auC
handsomely gowned women.
Everything he said Indicated a higl
state of prosperity.
Things certainly look that way
All signs indicate that our people are
getting into good shape and will grow
very prosperous a. the years com,
and 40
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27

rHr. R.F.lfu. - Deadly Work ifon the RAJ ~
r......... O.. fl.,. pt-truStion ot -. theftt. ~
t...f 't.frarfr, Morris l. l.. u. Most ih'vti>gN
,......-r,,. r.,sk ever published Complete
r..rrr1fra sn1 accurate account 81 etettes' NNNs
...t.f .,- f..i,.f' The human race. greater even
49,. 4. 49,, TfIi> how Martinique. one OF
49,, ,,.-i beautiful islands an the world va. S'u
s.rf, ffsu.f. rmcd tnto a Ncith,S hSi, -.
...-,- ,,r.f,t~slv illustrated win lh',ee
- ~ "a, l,.-f,,fr aud after disaster itaSu-
-, .,f, Martinique Book IN the hS,u, lo'
- f,..,n. NV insists CA having iiol- 49, tI
..f.s.,fl, se,-nrate. best illustrated ti[Se
=" Agents wanted Enormous prom sl,., no'
49, uho 81 quickly. Mos, hneiA' ~ ~ ~,
-, a., ,,ut> Don't lose a minute. Send lol
80, ,n,ra,lfstelv and be al work The ShanSe
"a = lifetime for making money. SiaIs ~ ~,
-, : an n Philadelphia, Pa. Men, ,,, ~
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
Bull-R Richard

Wednesday at noon at the home of
the brides parents, Judge and Mrs,
Blslock, ut Cherry Lake, near Madi-
son, Mr.. w. &. Bull, of this city, and
Mrs Matte Richardson were united
in marriage, Rev. T. J. Nixon, of
Live Oak, officiating.
The bride is q very charming woman
and has made a number of friends
during several visits that she has
made To this city. She is a sister OF
Mrs. George l.. Taylor, of Ocala, and
Mrs. t. J. Nixon, who formerly re-
sided here.
Mr. Bull is Ocala's efficient fire
chief and has many friends in Ocal'
who extend to him and his bride theiG
congratulations and best wishes.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
Biggest Celebration in
Florida.
WILL ECLIPSE all PAST RECORDS.
Hot lime in the Old Town-Two
Balloon aScenSions Firemen'S
RsceS-BasebslI-Fo Races and
The New Creased Keg-h Not
ed Orator Will Spesk-low
Railroad Rates-Big Crowds
Are Espected
Are Expected

Ocals will surpass even her own
great records Of the past an the COM
ing Fourth OF July celebration.
The various committees are at work
and will see that the thousands of
visitors expected will have grand
and glorious day.
The special feature of the day will
be the address of Hon. w. y. Carter,
of Tampa, one Of Florida's most e.
oquent and able orators He is said
to be the peer of the lamented Grady,
and his acceptance of the invitation
extended 10y Ocala right then assured
us of great treat. \ rate of one fare
for the round trip has been made 10
Ocala on all the railroads in Florida,
and our guests will find a warm well
come awaiting them.
\ strong program, consisting ot Mi
the usual Fourth of July features with
some novel ANA unexpected additions,
i now being arranged.
There will bee TWO balloon ascen-
sions, one in the morning and one in
the afternoon, and the daring aero
naut will make his parachute leaps i'm
fall view of the assembled multitude
and from dizzy heights
The tiremeu's races viii be- up to
and above the mark, amt the foot and
sack races, shoe amt stocking races,
will br supplemented 10y the most
lsugha5le riding of the creased
keg" ever seen on the peninsula.
There will Ice a crack baseball game
between Ocala ami one of the strong
ct mines in the state There will also
toe the game between two hrag col
ored clubs. In fact there will be EN-
tertainments of every description for
both white and colored.
Just S350Oo in prizes have been Of
fered, aud To, number of contestants
will be large Tor each event.
Hon. W. :. Bullock will be master
Of ceremonies and Hon. II. y. Burf"rd
marsha! of the day.
a large force of aids will Assist Col
onel Burford aud, mounted on Pranc-
ing steeds. will see that the program
Is carried out aud that perfect order
is main tanned.
Free ice water in unlimited quanti-
ties will be at every hand and all the
refreshment and red lemonade stands
expect to do land office business.
Levy, Citrus, Lake, fernando, Ala
chus and Putnam counties will all
send big delegations and the people of
old Marion will turn out EN- masse.
All the stores have laid i'm big stocks
of fire crackers and fireworks and the
csnnen of the Ocala Rifles will boom
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
Better
Than Indian Clubs

For health preserving l- .ur
STRAUSS &c. This I- I per-
feet blend Of high grad. uhI-
key. combining strength r.I
ness. mcllowns~- 1uI l tu.
flavor all Iu ono. t,ui i.r rI.
host. best for Oh, .u.-f Pr..
Sl.JO per bottle.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
For MEMBER Of schosi Board.

IH. friends. . 'lu,~ D. E1riaud. of tiira. Ie-
.....f...'l r.r.. SAINT hf~ name candidate 60
-.. ...r . fH. -. rus' Ra3rd from District NJ
$50. -..rI fr Obs. county takes more interest IN
...... ..rt...ru- q. pu''t, schools
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
To Cure a Cold in One Osy

Take Laxative Bromo Quiuine Tab
lets, All druggists refund the money
if it fails to cure. T.. w. Groves sig
nature il on each box. 25c.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
For Member School Board.

hereby au1aang, wN-.N a candidate fer
....rr..r .f tht Board oi Public Instruction 90
Nsrr.r calutv trHm the Third District. subject
H ... '.rr ,ra.f. f.rfrlarN tr Dee held July iStE-
B 7 HTCkNAN
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
FOR County Commissioner.

... .r.rr- .. "a. D. Williamson. Of Lake
..-r -.4 f. arr.un.. h,rn candidate for the
.. .. C..ntt Commissioner subject to the
..r.... .r..fI democratic, primary. July Is.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
For County School Board.

H...... .rIrI ..sg.s O. th, temoCIatIC voter ni
Fr ... ....r.E -tN candidacy to- reelection a. q
I... .f f'. ..urfa R.aG3 Of I1bhc lustruc-
..r .rT .-l .--... support "a the primary July
y X. ~ sTCti.-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
out salutes to the nations Independ-

out salutes TO the nations Inderend-
ence Day.
Ocala promises to make it the day
Of a life time and is determined
that every one shall know it.
Everybody must come aud bring
their lungs with them for the 1ia9S
will fly, the cannon roar and the eagle
scream.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
CITY COUNCIL MEETING.
Adjourned Meeting to Consider
Occupation Tax and Bonds

~ fLe adjourned ,,a4tir,, Of tho
..:...,... .,...-,.1
cut If.9'''eH. haf'"' '"uhcIIheh Ed-
ward, Gates, lon9e, Ihagard, Me-
Iver, Jones and owen. Absent from
H.. ,it, S,.itL Citi,.,. nr.-.,,,
-,
-'''''. - 81 '''''''' ''''"-7 ~ anu '''''-
zen.
The ""rupational ttA ordinance was
placed on The second reading aud
seyerat Amendments offered and
adopted. License on circue was
liked at oloo per day, and iu- same
amount for paradee where circu,es
show outside the city Limits; small
rXAj.l..a.,- .aj f.- t.A pony shows
SO. 1aA .H .s.h- Iua bankers rr-
"ur-d it"nt 80 .. 80; eyprrs, COM
pauIr~ reduced 81" 80 from 50 Tax
! ou gas ..m..-.,- stricken out.
Hr irr. fa.. -.ah. -. ..A ou u.c
tf".''.r ."# -ot'. "n each wagon
| u-ed lu Delivering lee, ANA said (
wagons were taxed he would have to
take of ALI except one on the public
-quare. On motion this section W. :
stricken out. Travelling insurance
agents We're taxed $1,000. Liquor Ii
censc- We're fixed at $4,000. Tax on
butchers reduced from $500 To $3.50.
Tax on newspapers Of $500 was -trick-
Ell out
Oil companies for each delivery
wagon, $1,000; pawnbrOkers, $500;
photographers reduced to $3.50.
y communication was read from
Mr.. 1'erig on the subject of tax on
soda fountsr and at discussion this
clause was stricken out. Merchant
tailorS reduced 10 $500. Agents for
merchant tailOr~ from out of town
$1,000. Telegraph companies $1,000
and $500. Telephone companies
$500. Hack license $500. Water
company remained at $500.
The above represent the more
important items in which changes
were made discussed.
The latter clauses Of the ordinance
provide fer the manner Of collection
aud form of license and the duties Of
the marshal in enforcing the laws.
Penalty Of not exceeding $500 or 50
days in Jail was fixed for violation Of
( this ordinance, which goes into effect
/ Immediately upon it, passage but does
not effect uneXpired licenses.
At this point on motion OF Mr..
/ Owens liquor license was again reduced
/ To 500. On the question the roll was
called. Barco, Gonge and Gates voted
no aud Mclver, Thagard, Owen, Ed
wards and Jones aye.
Attention was called to the fact that
! the laundry was not on the list and Il
general discussion ensued and for q
I time the fate Of the ordinance seemed
10 hang III the balance. Tax on steam
I laundry was finally placed at Sl5. and
''''''''S ~
Nv '''0' WIN "'' CIV a''"'''
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27

liberty silk over tatfrta Of the same
shade amt il trimmed with ribbou-ruu
beading II has something IF a hol.ro
effect, n the lower part consists Of
plated chiffon wuI.h bIpu-t~ slightly
over the belt. Au attractive chiffon
jabot completes the garnIture. The
stitching il All done with Corticrlli
silk. When finished this makes very
attractive waist.
lee j. selling in Tampa At five cents
for Twenty-Five pounds delivered
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
Stops the Cough and Works OF the
Cold

Laxative Bromo Quinine Tablets
cure cold in one day. No cure, no
pay. Price 25 cents.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-27
Says He Was Tortured

Il suffered such pain from coru~ !
could hardly walk writes II. Rob
iu~ou, Ijlil~horough, Ills, but Buck
lens Arujca Salve completely cured
them" Acts like magic on sprains,
bruises, cuts, sores, Scalds, burns, Ill
GERS, hoj,~. Perfect healer of skin
diseases and piles. Cure guaranteed
10y Autobiography Drug Store. 25c. ,
Nj. {. l.. Brooks, representative of
the Singer Sewing Machine company,
has been promoted and will, in the
near future, make his home in Jack
Souville.
Roberts Chill Tonic cures fevers
chills and malaria. 1t destroys the
germ. We guarantee it, Price 25cts.
Wm. Anderson.
Hon. \. = Mann, of Tallahassee
and Jacksonville, was an Ocala Wis
ilor Tuesday, leaving in the after-
noon for Crystal River where he will
tie the guest Of Mr.. y. Barco.
Nalarial poison, chills and fever are
poSitively cured by using Roberts
Chill Tonic. 25cts, your money bac Il
if il fails. VIM. Anderson.
The evening times. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1895-1902, 1902-10-18
CHECK WHICH TURNER
HAD. SAID TO BE FORGED
Drawn on Union National
Bank for $2,7O0.
FUNERALS OF THE VICTIMS
Remains of Hamilton and MaUard Sent
to PittsbuTg and Atlanta, Respec-
tiveIy-TuT1eT to His Home
FUNERALS OF THE VICTIMS

NEW YORK. Oct. @1S.-Preparations
were made today for the funerals Of
william c. Turner aud his victims,
William J. MalIard. jr.. and Albert
Hamilton. whom he shot yesterday be
sore killing himself in the law Office of
Cantor, Adams & Mcintyre at 25 Broad
Street MaIIard's body lay this morning
in an undertaker's shop at so Great Jones
Street. where services were held over it
last night Il will be removed late this
afternoon to his old home in Atlanta
The body OF Hamilton was shipped to-
day to his home in Pittsburs and Tur-
ner's was taken to his residence 10
Mount Vernon. At the services ot Nal
lard last night the Rev. Ir D. H. Black
burn, OF the Church OF the Strangers, Of
fciated. Members of the family ard
some old friends from Atlanta we're the
only persons present.
Investigation at the Union National
Bank. on which the check for 50, 7C0
found in Turner's pocket was drawn
showed today that the name of the cash
ier alleged to have certified it was hc-
tltious. The name of the cashier VI
given as c. W Schneider OmceTs 0:
The bank said that there was no c. "
Schneider connected with he institution
and that the name OF the cashier was
". Y. Warren. Turner, il was said. had
small account at the bank. but not
enough 10 cover the amount called fo-
Iy the check.