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The Minneapolis journal., 1902-07-16
YALE FRESHMEN TAKE STRIKERS
PLACES.

PLACES. Z
New Haven, Conn, July 16,-Many members
Of the Yale, freshman class for neYtzfal1 VIZ,
live in town and who need the money have
gone to work at Sargent & Co.'S factory with
in the past few days, taking the places Of the
strikers. One of the prospective freshmen I.
was asked If he felt that he was acting as a
scab. He said to the striker: ''f you were a
Yale man you'd appreciate my position. Hen
ry B. Sargent is member of the Yale corpo--
ration, and am helping him as we'll as my
ali
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StaIvvarts Too Blue to Fight-A In
Toilette Circular.
From a Staff Correspondent. ,-z

StaIvarts Too Blue to Fight--A In
Toilette Circular.
From a Staff Correspondent.
Madison, Wis, July 1s.-Most Of the
fight was taken out: of the: stalwart re-.
publicans before they got to Madison yes.
terday and to-day by their knowledge
that out Of 1,086 delegates they had less
than 800. # they had 100 more delegates
they would be much fiercer. Sentiment
in the state is much closer divided than
the division Of delegates to the convention
would make 1t appear. In, many coun-
ties few votes turned the scale toward
Governor La Toilette. Then, too, after
it began to appear. that La Toilette was
g. probable winner, the band wagon mo-
tive operated powerfully in the governor s
behalf. -I5.
In Minnesota, where primaries and
county conventions are held sinultane-
.ously, In every part Of the state, the
bandwagon Influence does not assert it
self until the balIoting begins in the con-
ventfon. But In Wisconsin, counties have
a tendency to 60 the way the other
counties have gone. -@
s.~@,. Attempt at Harmony. $3.50
The stalwarts being in subdued state
of mind, were ripe for suggestions 4 of
peace. These suggestions have been COM
ing to them very freely by long distance
telephone from Milwaukee. Postmaster
General Henry G. Payne has been doing
the talking. 1t has been reported that 1t
was to the effect that rather than have
any controversy over the Endorsement of
Senator Spoo1er, the friends Of the latter
would prefer that no mention Of him be
made in the platform. T.
The chief champion Of a show Of a
fight In the convention is Charles F.
Pf1ster, the wealthy Milwaukeean who
owns the Sentinel and has done so much
to defeat Governor La Toilette. Pfster
is one of the notables who is followed
by admiring or detesting glances as he
wends his way through the hotel corri-
dors.
A Strong Circular.
. There has been much talk during the
last day or two about circular sent
out by the La Toilette men. j..
Z The stalwarts assert that 1t is abs0-
lutte proof that La Toilette is determined
to beat Spooner, no matter what the
convention does. This circular bears on
the legislative campaign. Members OF
the assembly and half the members OF
the senate are to be elected this fall.
Tbs circular warns La Follette's friends
to beware lest, under the pretext OF
5eIesting Legislators friendly to Spooner,
they do not elect those who are opposed
to Governor La FoIlette's reforms.
The circular dwells on the obvious fact
THAT the reform victory in Wisconsin Is
hollow unless La TouAtte.4 has q Iazde-
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nnnaE ATT f1MnE !lyou want any Of the Great Shoe
UUWE H IN UWO6 Bargains They are going fast.
knobIauch S Removal Sale
239 Nieollet Ave. and 23 and rs So. Washington Ave.

SO paksss Ladies' 81 canvas and
coolie cloth zOxfords. 0Qn
Removal Sale. OOO
go pairs Ladies' Tan Russia
Calf Oxford Ties, broken sizes;
worth up to $500. Re- Ghm
mo,o1yal Sale UUO
100 PAIRS Ladies' Tan Vici
Kid Lace Boots, nearly all sizes;
worth So, 50 and SIS. QAQn
Removal Sale. VUO
Ladies, Kid Strap and Patent
Leather Colonial Slippers; were
$3.50 and IS. Re N0
moval Sale ...-... ~hsFO
: ladies' Kid Oxford Ties; were
5$I.50. Removal 0 Qn
Sale. ~. - GDW
Ladies, $$33 and $3.50 fne kid,
lace boots, hand turned soles,
broken sizes; Re- & A mn
moval sale. ~ = aDU
4 ladies' $3.50 vici kid, lace
boots; ts;, Removal ''a $1.49
sale.
Ladies' fine vici kid, opera slip
pers, worth $l25; Rn
Removal sale. a U
Ladies, kid, lace boots, patent
and kid tips. Worth up On Rn
to So. Removal sale -. OOO
Ladies', fine kid, button and
lace, Laird, Schoeber & Co. hand
turned so1es; broken sizes, worth
$500. Removal 60 En
sale SU&sOV
Ladies $3.50 fine kid Oxford
Ties, hand Welted soles; broken
s.Iss. ssIs Remove, SO
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BEFORE. THE CONVENTION.

invokes reason. At the end Of reason live
Truth. :, = p.
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Mr.. MoRGAN's KIND OFFER.

MR. MOhGAN,S ; -hfND 4OfFBH.- = ,.
Vienna July 16.-The Neue Freie Pressa
states that the shipping combine of which j.
P. Morgan is the head, has written to the
Austrian council of industry, offering to build
ships for the Austrian trade and to work the
ships when they are completed. -. :,
Minnesota postmasters appointed day:
Dovray, Murray county, A. "A. Cohres; Hew-
ison, Isanti county, A. j. johnson.
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IMPAIRED Digestion

May not be all that is meant by dyspepsia
now, but it will be II neglected.
The uneasiness after eating, fits OF nerv-
Gus headache sourness OF the stomach, and
disagresable belching may not be very bad
now, but they will be II the stomach is
suffered to grow weaker.
Dyspepsia is such misc able disease
that the tendency to 1t should be given
early attention. This Is completely over
come by
Hoods C1Ssap0Til
which strsngt thenst sthewho1e digestive system
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MenyS= So Canvas Lace, coolest
shoe in town. Re- O. 4 m
moval Sale. ....... " Bs U -
BOYS, Tan Russia Calf Lace, also
L. a. w. Bicycle Shoes, worth
up to $500. >. Removal OQn
| Sale ...... ..'........... VD OS
ChiXdse71s Black and Tan Ok
fords and Slippers, worth Nmn
E$1.m. Removal Sale. OS
Misses Tan, Slippers and Ok
fords, worth 81 and @ m4
$1.25. Removal Sale. :. VI 49,
| Infants Kid Button, with square
toes; broken sizes: were ID - "A
l$l.o0.t Removal Sale. .@U1S
ladies' Tan Spring Strap Heel
Sandals and Oxford Ties. % On ~
Removal Sale. .......... OVas
ladies' tan, spring heel, lace,
worth $3.50 Removal GAQ a
Sale. le...........,......u uOO
Misses kid, lace and button;
also tan, vici and Russia calf;
worth $500. Removal 90 @n
Sale. le......:.... OuO
t : Z. a-- ~
Gl5iIas' tan and black, lace and
button; $1:5o values. Soc
Removal Sale. " &@O
Little Gents tan and black,
lace, worth up to $1.75 Qmn
and So. Removal Sale. - UO
/ Infants tan and black, button
and lace; worth 75c and III @fe
IS5c. Removal Sale. SWO
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"PARTY OF ACHIEVEMENTS
Eloaus1It address of Temporary
Chairman Bancroft.
s Levi II. Bancroft Of Richland Center,
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Gems $3.50 Coolie Cloth and
Canvas Lace and Oxfords. Re-
moval @ q n Cd
$50 Pairs gents tan Russia
Oxfords and lace, Johnston and
Murphy's, and Stacy Adams. were
$500. Removal G. @R
sale. ......... ~ u = S@O
Gents So so tan Russia bicycle,
lace L. A. W. Re O. a @
moval sale. W haTO
Gents $500 chocolate vici, lace
Half Il Price, Sc. so
Gents s3 and $3.50 vici kid, box
calf and velour calf, O. 4 Gn@
lace. Removal sale W b ROO
Gents s4.oo patent leather Ok
|fords, Goodyear welted soles.
ssis Rfnovsl So. 08
Gents, $500 Satin Calf Lace.
Esnoval Rem $f.40
Gents, Tennis Shoes; worth
81; s1;25 Removal I9G
Sale -. 49,. =. 70 49, Se
Gents S4.OO Patent Leather
Lace, Goodyear #elted soles,
easy as hand sewed. CD 0@
Removal Sale -. V@z - 80
Gents, $3.50 Patent Leather,
lace and button. CD R a
Removal Sale. w@HaDO
Gents Canvas Bicycle Lace,
worth $3.50 Removal m0n
Sale W SA1s1
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TORNADO. ]. N | d IN | \. .
1: i. II: !: j: !. RED VALLEY

Continued From First Page.
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northwest wind at 2:30 this morning COM
pleted the wreck Of shade trees begun on
the 5th inst. Electric and other wires are
down and crops damaged. There was no
The Wichita daily eagle. [volume] (Wichita, Kan.) 1890-1906, 1902-09-04
SSIFIED
WAN s


FOR SALE seven-roon house ard lots.
or Main, g.ss0.
six-room house and lots. OF Jackson.
SEQ
Seven-roorn house. modern. barn ard
shade or Park Place. <l.Ss0.
F-ive-roon cottage. cellar barn. : feet
front. = block Of Douglas. on Ida Al-esf-
Teu-rcom houss. EaoGeEn. bara. shade.
3 feet east front Bargain Il sold Il
ten DAYS.
Fire-rCon house. on Mathewsoa. at 2
bargain for $50
10 acres il kingmaa county. ~ miles
from kInSuan. ~ a baFEziG-
81 acres fine bottom land. we'll improved
sie0a.
7 have 4 large Iist Of fine farms il
Sedgwick and adjoining counties and
good ranch land from sc per acre Up.
Building lots in al parts OF the city
JOHN FERRiTER, IS n Main.
SS--f
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}. ~ miles vest Of Valley
lsas, = grass. fenced, fair
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Phone S09.

Corner First and Lawrsncs. phone N.
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cANvAssERs wANTEp.


Sylvia, Kan s2--rx
( FOR sALE-Stock Of general mercnan-
disc Invoice, S-,b9, good onllGing- All
complete, in good railroad town g3oG
opening FOR new man Part CASH, b2i-
auce on time. good security address
@. a Brewer Cafwile, O. T. si-iIN
+ FOR SALE-splendld clean stock grocer
les VIII invoice about s-,gi4. average
CaHy sales. ss9, rot one unstable item
! IN stoeA- Box rs. Wichita a--tt
FOR SALE-Cheap. small restaurant. DO
ing gcod business. Can BOZ y. Aisifi-
FOR sALE-Good restaurant business
and fixtures. Cali ~ ID ;. Lawrence.
AGENTS WANTED.
Want AD,-Asencs ror sne nssl laundry
10 taEsas. Lsoerai Commission. Al
dress Wichita steam Laundry s7-tf
wANTgD--MlscsLLAMEoys.
VATTF,D-To bUv 3 sound. wei sred
family driving mare; black. bay or
chestnut sorrel, must be gentle d.Sposa-
ton, clty broke. 20 wears old. Tree
traveller and weigh about 1,ll9 pounds
"a good order. Address Traveller, care
Eagle. 94-5t
WANTED-Boarders. sos 5. Topeka.
si-6t
WANTED-Homes Tor boys or girls where
thev can work for board and LODGING.
Also rooms furnished or anfurui shed
for ilsnt housekeeping j. H. Na5lor.
Lewis Academy. s--thu-sun-5t
WANTED-Au u know that the Western
school 81 DratoTy opens its thirteenth
year September sth, IN 5edgwIcll block.
TTANTED-1o0 cords Of cottonwood The
Western Manufa curing co. Sl-tf
AFANTED-To rent a 8 or Groom cot
tage- prefer west Of Main street. Ad-
dress Lock Box IA 2-tf
WASTED-AIiTrors 70 re-silver. sood IS
rev, work suaralr and pictures
framed 70 order IL Gus a. Miller & Co.,
So X. Nam. 76-sU-rl-th-Jf
WANTED wci.t you 10 pay nc atteE-
t1a TO this talk about the Leet trust.
puC md out M prices az Tie Packing
House Meat 1laTkef- EeFnfnl Ger the
place, AZ Dolc s gate. !. > l+awsor.
proprietor. 144-tf
WANTED-Two sor 5-room houses. Must
T. bargains. w H. E6ey, room 4ss,
Sedgwick building. S6-tf
FOR Observation-Disclosures.
r fAr 500 - '-.-ie7 -'-'-7 ------ -
- - - - $500 49,
FOR sALE-A Dexter folder. al one
quarter price. First come sets the
bargain. Eagle Counting Rooms.
80
FoR sAI.E-Fresh Jersey COW 20 va
49,
FOR sALE-Barrels. Inquire at this
once. S3-tf
sIs ~, - bincr 8. Ia =. Naia. 5f-5tx
~ -.
waro5. s7n,ost 1ee' ana harness, cheap
A 4 Dickson. 100 n Main 9.-tf
-
Fg~n shed preferred. address care
Eagls 94-Stx
- go, - ~ - r.
s1snisl suns. i each. Iviehlt8 Belgian
Hare CO.. Ig13 s Emp0ria avenue.
~ N--rrD-7-o sau p choice bottom farm
near wichita sEll take Z good resident
1,-,.-rt,- il or sn1rg rrarr NJ land adj
3ei-Irr ,l,chita. Cn tle farn1. XrIIf give
lime - rart yg~ite fn4 what ven have
10 trade in this Fine where i can be
seer what Vol want for il. Sc. &c
Address Box 5l7, Wichita. kan
a4-th-sa-sll-stx
FOR SALE-New. upland. prairie hay.
r,-Ser - ~ I5eur.as svenas, Phone
f5 ls-tf
80, "a = i5orrles
s4-itx
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FOR SALE-l50 acres. ) miles northeast
of packing house. on Chisholm creek
bottOm two sets Of improvements.
house. 8 rooms, just completed. house.
rooms. good cellar. barn Zx1+. barn
15x2f sraRaTy and corn cribs, acres
alfalfa fenced hoZ-tight. abundance OF
good water. creek runs through pas
turc. j. acres. NOW land, Is acres; 5
acres orchard. groves and timber on
creek. fairy we'll improved. well located,
good land. What more do you want for
SIS an acre. Telegra ph. telephone. write.
or come and see me. Listed for rev.
days only G. r. Davis, Valley Center,
Kan. sef
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Taiow Etc Wichita Branch house e. Reno o T
up Long Distance Phone COZ. commission charged
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FINANCIAL
20 30 se-A1 E1E.t=s z-eE-r u f1zr
g. IS seltLa r-c-eEtT nh r-tE exc 70
Ezy - Ue.1 r-erts LCH Pate - istsr-
est- EeE.zs- - = 1es5sr. - 8 21rst 3
s--t1-thl-sst-r1
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FOR sALE-Stocx Of general mercnan-
disc. invoice Sz610. good building. all
complete in good railroad town, good
opening FOR ncw man. PART cash. bai-
auce on time. good security. address
@. a. Brewer, CaFwile, O. T. Silk
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'Norwieh Pop" High Grade Giager Ale and
East william street Phone 81.
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60 - 70 Loan ca Kzrzas Ard sJksz-
AG1 81
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CLASSIFIED
WAN 7 s
So 80 - $Sss<%s>-ee %

leans
We write or own mortgages
We make our ovl examinations
We pay you yo4- money when pzpsfs
are executed
We VA make you ? lower rate ard get
you yoUr money quicker than any l-n
IL the cirv-
Il yen want farm loan. cal &C. Us
]. W GLEN DENIM & CO.
Rear American State Bank Building
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MISCELLANEOUS.

MISCELLANEOUS
-----~---~------~----------
DO YOU Want % buy, sci @ re1<
property See = r Riley. t55 y Main
s4-l-x
CLOSING OFT sALE-We have decided
70 consolidate or I.o stores. a11 viii
close cut our STOCK AT 50 East Douglas
avenue. consisting q sli kiras o fur
IttuEe. carpets MATHIS, 1oar coverings
and stoves regardless OF cost. SteeE
must be absolutely closed oct during The
year Those desiring the nigzes- bar
gain ever offered n the housekeeping
line should give Us q c1t- Do not faii
70 see IS before you purchase else
where Fred Mem Furniture Co, So
E Douglas ave. 67-sun-wed- fri-ti
FEATHER CLEANING W Douglas.
Phone 56S- E-C
JUST give US the address and ter rs for
what rooms you want papersd and
PAINTED. We VIII attend 20 the rest.
E. +. Hinneivrieht. Crawford Tneater,
South Topeka avenue Six
BARRIos DIAMONDS moved 10 10 y.
Main, Up stairs &u
FOR BARGAINS n farm and ranch
best Of water. possession 20 SU-t pl-r-
chaser Write Nhat Won WauI, CT see
b Barlow. Coldwater. Kan 49-u
PHYSICIANS AND SURGEONS.
Z E HAMILTON. Ii d
rs East Dongia. avenue tB!tting block.
third foor). Take elevator 81 Market
street entrance.
Practise limited to Eye. Ear. Nose AMI
Threat
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cellar. good barn orchard, etc Price,
50 Der acre
. l60 acres. IL miles vest Of Valley
Center. Kansas. = grass. fenced. fair
improvements Price. $3.50
3. 40 acres in Chase county. kan; part
bottom. plenty Of good water. part in
cultivation. improved. Price, $3.50 per
acre. fine stock farm.
4. Between 1.34l and Loo acres, miles
west OF Valley Center. Kan Can sell
ali or part OF this ar prices that VIII IN
terest YOU. Some Of this IS fine grass
land: balance in cultivation and in
proved
). 50 acres, : miles south Of VALLEY Cen
ter kan; improved. part grass. bottom
land. s. $50. Z. :. HADLEY.
92-5L Valley Center. Kan
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FOR sally aCa1t
% feet. Main, half block south Harry,
Si0o.
80 feet. volutsia. half block south Doug
i5j feet volutsia. 900 feet south Doug
las, 500.
153 feet. 4th block south Hillside, $3.50
80 feet, College Hill, corner Clifton
and Grant. $50.
80 feet. southwest corner Nosher and
Third. nigh and choice. s25.
= feet, Central. east OF Guy. s1G0-
OF z ! SPENCEE
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-04-04
chornic Bronchitis Cured.

For ten years 1 had chronic bron-
chitis so bad that at times / could not
speak above Whisper" writes Mr..
Joseph Coffman, of Montmorenci, Ind.
II tried all remedies available, but
with no success. Fortunately my en-
plOyer suggested that l try Foley's
Honey and Tar. Its effect was almost
miraculous, and i am now cured of
the disease. On my recommendation
many people have used Foley's Honey
and Tar, and always with satisfac-
ton" Sold by Autobiography Drug
Store. IN
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-04-04

Editor Caldwell was fairly over
whelmed with compliments over the
neat and graceful way in which he
wriggled out of a tough proposition
in discussing, at the behest of the
committee, the crucial question,
when is a newspaper lie moral ,"
But he almost "cussed" when some
one called hi "a Second Sam Jones. "
Pensacola Press.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-04-04

Doctor y. l.. Izlar, of Ocala, suggests
that a convention be held in that city
at some future date. He requests that
all who are in favor of it and will at
tend, drop him postal to that effect.
From the number in favor of the con-
ventiOn the practicability ofsuch a
movement can be determined. 1t
will only cost postal card. Write
to the doctor at Once.-Florida Chris
tain Advocate.
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For sale hY
THE 0CALA FURNITURE COMPANY.
Announcement.

We take this opportunity Of an
nouncing to the farmers Of this and
adjoining counties, that it il our in
tentiOn to add to our established ice
manufacturing business, in Ocala, a
modern, we'll equipped Meat Packing
Department TO meet the demands of
this new enterprise, we invite the
cordial support of our farmers, we will
be in the market at the opening Of the
next season to buy hogs paying cash
at market value.
East Fla. Ice Mfg. Go.
SIMON BENJAMIN. Manager.
Ocala Fla. March lst, 1902. 2-2S-3m
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Arkansas Chill and Fever Cure il
guaranteed to cure. Tydings & Co

Among the visitors to ~0cala Satur.
day was Mr.. NJ. w, Timer, of Conant.
Mr.. Timer is prominent turpentine
operator and has the utmost faith in
the future of Florida. He sBys the
lands around Conant, though appar-
emily poor, are extremely productive
and beautiful in their fluctuations.
He says the garden of Major league
is the finest he has ever seen any
where, and the orange groves in that
entire region are looking magnificent
" we'll; that Florida has only to be
known to be admired, and some day
will TEEN with a busy population.
She has the land and the climate, the
rivers, lakes and harbOrs, and these
things must eventually attract set
tiers
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-04-04

Mrs B. A. Weathers, Miss Esther
Weathers, and Miss Emily Ford re-
turned yesterday afternoon from a
weeks visit to Daytona and st. Aug
Justine. Miss Taylor who has been
visiting Miss Weathers for the past
two months and who accompanied
them on their trip, left the party at
Palatka returning to her home in
Cincinnati, Ohio.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-04-04

B. VI. Simms of Ocala, an expe-
rienced and successful orange grower,
dissents from the opinion that the
bloom buds on orange trees appear
uniformly at the same time with the
earliest appearance of new growth.
He says that there are frequent ex-
ceptions to the rule, and does not feel
at all discouraged by the delay in the
bloom this spring. The severity of the
winter, he thinks, may have imposed
new habits of physical economy upon
the trees, and they may wait, even
until June, to recover their normal
habits.-Citrus County Chronicle.
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Monday morning Mr.. Harry +.
LeavengOod was driving down Mag
noIia street when one of the shafts Of
the wagon broke. The horse became
frightened and ran away throwing
Mr.. Leavengood violently to the
ground. He sustained very painful
bruises on the face, and arms and sew
eral of his fingers were badly mashed.
While his injuries were not serious
they were quite painful. Mr.. James
Carlisle dressed his wounds and he
will be all right in few days.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-04-04

Governor and Mrs. Jennings were
the guests of the Florida Press Asso-
citation at Pensacola and were tender
ed reception at the Escambia Hotel
the last night of the session. They
were the recipients of many cOngratu-
latiOns.
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We take pleasure in holding up the
following for other counties to copy
after: Orange cOunty's sixty miles
of smooth, hard and well built roads,
and one hundred and fifty miles of
bicycle paths, are a great attraction
and source of pleasure to the tourists
and winter residents to he found with
in her borders. "-OrlandO Reporter.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-04-04

They are Smelling the woods"
down in Marion county. Col. G. NJ.
Brown and Hon. w. J. Chambers
have announced for the senate from
the Twentieth Marion and Sumter
cOunties) district. The fur is begin
ming to fiy.-Lake City Index.
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The vegetable season will soon be
on in full blast. Soon thousands and
thousands of crates will be hur-
ried to northern markets. The ship
ments from Florida will include cell
cry, tomatoes, strawberries, beans,
cabbages and later watermelons and
cantaloupes. The products of Flor
ida reach the furtherest limits of the
country, except, perhaps, Alaska.
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Mr.. q. T. Thsyer and wife, of Char
lesion, W. Va, who has been visiting
Mr.. William Hooker for some days,
have returned home. MIR. Thayer il
engaged in the iron business.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-04-04

Angus Jones, tried for the murder
of Robert Solomon, was convicted of
murder in the second degree with a
recommendation from the jury to
the mercy of the court. The penalty
is a life time IN the penitentiary.
The recommendation of the jury I'M
der the law does not mitigate the sem
tence.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-04-04

Mrs. johnson and Miss Johnson
who have been spending the past six
weeks i'm Ocala at DIR. J. NJ. ThOmp.
sons on Fl. King avenue, left Mon
dav afternoon for their home in Chi.
cagO.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-04-04

Those horrid fits of depression, mel
ancholy, low spirits, and sudden irri-
liability, that sometimes affiict even
good-tempered people, is due to the
blood being permeated with black bile.
Herbine will purify the blood, restore
health and cheerfulness. Anti Mo-
nopoly Drug Store. m
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-04-04

Mrs. Edward Hitler, Mr.. Sidney
Hitler, Misses Mona ard Hazel Hitler
returned yesterday afternoon from
Palm Beach where they went to
spend Easter. They like everyone
who visits this section of Florida, were
very much charmed with it.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-04-04

Mr.. :. J. Walker and Mr.. Louis NJ.
Cleaver, of Orlando, are putting out
fifty acres in pecsns. Mr.. Cleaver
saws that the pecan tree almost in
variably thrives we'll in Florida and
Is very fruitful.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-04-04

Mr.. f. H. Carmichael, of this city,
and sister, Miss Annie Charmichael
and cousin, Miss Fillmore, of Austin,
Texas, have been visiting in Tampa
Mr.. Carmicael returned to Ocala yes
terday and his sister and cousin have
gone to Manatee for a visit.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-04-04

On Sunday morning we shall pub
lish an original story entitled "a
Tragedy During the Indian War of
1885" The story was written by a
young resident of this city. The scene
is laid near Ocala. Everyone should
be sure to read it.