The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-01-31

and interesting meetings of this or
ganizatiOn.
In pulmonary trouble, the direct
action of Billiards. HOrehOund Syrup
upon the throat, chest and lungs, i'm
mediateIy arrests the maIady, by re-
lieving the distress, cutting the plegm
and freeing the vocal and breathing
organs. Price 25 and fifty cents.
Monopoly Drug Store. NJ
The Ocala Daily Banner, though
less than two weeks old, was forced to
come out in enlarged form yesterday
morning, and its second Sunday is
sue was highly creditable one. Frank
Harris improved the opportunity with
another of his inimitable sermons"
-Ocals Correspondence Jacksonville
Metropolis.
An appreciated caller Of the Office of
the Ocala Banner Tuesday was Mr..
w T. Forbes, one of the solid and
substantial farmers near Anthony.
Mr.. Forbes killed over fifty hogs this
season and is great believer in the
Ocala cold storage. Like most other
good citizens Of Marion he il a strong
friend of the Ocala Banner.
w. L. Nancy, Paducah, Ky. writes
~ had severe case Of kidney dis
ease, and three Of the best physicians
i'm southern Kentucky treated me
without success. / WAS induced to
try Foley'~ Kidney Cure. The first
bottle gave immediate relief and three
bottles cured me Permanently TAKE
uo substitute. Autobiography Drug
Store. III
Col. r. NJ. Jolly, the division pas
seuger ageuto Of the Plant system, was
one of the arrivals Tuesday on the
steamer Okahumpkee. Though an
old Eloridiau this was Mr.. Jolly'S first
trip on the Ocklawaha and was a. en-
thusiastic As the latest tourist. The
Q lahumpkee brought about forty
passengers, many of whom stopped
over in Ocala
The Marion County Surgical Hos
pital, of this city, is in need of two or
three intelligent young ladies to serve
~ apprentice nurses. The experience
gained in this way will be of con-
siderable value to those intending
to become trained nurses. For fur
Their particulars address in writing,
W. Y. Newsom, Vi. d., Pres NJ. 1. II,
Ocala, Fla.
Prot. Josiah Yarn, principal Of the
Ocala High school, was in the city
Yesterday and made the Tribune an
appreciated call Prof Warn is one Of
the best educators in the state, and
is "a gentlemen to the manor born.
His numerous Tampa friends were de-
lighted to welcome him to the CITY
Tampa tribune.
Hon. \. :. Mann, father-in-iaw OF
of Governor ". :. Jennings, and col.
Me Barco, a prominent citizen of
CRYSTAL River, were in Ocala yester-
day. They both are interested in the
canal scheme across Florida, ard also
have A charter for the building Of a
railroad from Tallahassee along down
the west coast to some deep water
port ~ the gulf, and report very en-
enthusiastic progress towards the
building OF both enterprises.
last week social gaieties ended
with the most charming Of them all
Saturday night at the Ocaia House
when Prof. Northcutt entertained
over sixty children with very swell
dance. There were number Of
young visitors present and some es-
pecially graceful fancy dances ex
ecuted. Many important social func-
tons have occurred in the Ocala
House parl0rs but none esualed last
night. 1t seemed As though fairy
land had been robbed OF her prettiest
scene.
Mr.. Ion Farris an old 0caIa BOY has
recently distinguished himself in his
chosen professionally law. The Jack
sonville Metropolis under a scare head
tells Tuesday Of his victory in a
habeas-corpus case in which the ex-
tr.aitinn treaty. hi xRaan this country