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The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-10-15

KNOWN TO ALL
Railroad Men is Ten Spot"
the Famous Katy Prison
Car.

Last night Ten Spot went
north with twenty-three prisoners
with Frank Hubbard in charge as
sisted by SIX deputies.
The prisoners were sentenced
at the last term of court and repre-
sent the convicted criminals of the
Western district sentenced for
long terms. They will be received
into the United States penitentiary
at Fort Leavenworth today and
old "Ten Spot' will come back to-
the Indian Territory, for which it
is one ofthe worst advertisements
that can he conceived.
"Ten Spot" is the name by
which the prison caris known by
all railroad men, so called because
the number 10 is painted in large
figures on its sides.
ei"Ten Spot" was built FIVE years
ago by the M. X. & T. for Indian
Territory service st the request OF
Marshal Bennett, who convinced
Mr.. Barker, of the Katy, that it
was the only way to handle the
prisoners sent from this district
over his lines. Previous to that
time prisoners were taken in day
coaches and it took great many
more guards to watch them dur
ing transportation and there was
ever present the possibility OF es-
cape. Then, too, the Missouri
Pacific and other competing lines
were bidding for the contract Of
hauling the prisoners and bids bad
to be asked on every batch of
prisoners sent out. Rates were
then five cents per mile in the
Territory. So much confusion
and trouble arose that finally the
president Of the Katy agreed to
convert one of the chair cars into
a prison car ard cinch the busi-
ness. Thus came the Ten Spot.
For every prisoner that is trans
ported full fare is paid and for
each deputy in charge likewise.
Prisoners are transported from the
Central and Southern districts in
this car, though some roads re-
fuse TO haul it, notably the Santa
Fe, which cuts off the business to
a certain extent. from the Southern
district.
Prisoners are sent to Leaven-
worth, Atlanta. Washington aud
Columbus in this car and it is
known on sight by every railroad
man in the entire country.-Mus-
kogee Times.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-10-15
Beautiful c omplexIons

Are spoiled by using any kind Ut
preparation that ILLS the pores OF
the skin. The best way to secure a
clear complexion, free from sallow-
ness, pimples. blotcnes, ETC., is to
keep the liver in good order. An oc-
casional dose OF Herbine will cleanse
the bowels, regulate the liver, and so
establish clear, healthy complexion.
soc at Peoples drug store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-10-15

w. w. Baker OF Plainview, Neb.,
writes: "My wife suffered from lung
trouble for fifteen years. She tried a
number OF doctors aud spent over
81 900 without relief. She became
very low and lost all hope. A friend
recommended Foley's Honey and Tar
and thanks to this great remedy, it
saved her life. She enjoys better
health than she has known in ten
years." Refuse substitutes. Sold by
Peoples drug store. dw
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-10-15

The Silver Moon restaurant is now
located three doors west OF the Cobb
Hotel ia the Patton building, and so
better prepared to serve oysters In any
style; all kinds of game and fish in
season; short orders speciality; finest
line OF candies aud fruit 10 the city.
We thank all OF our old customers for
past patronage and hope for con-
tinuance OF same. J. S. OB0RN, Prop.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-10-15
BronohItIs for twenty Years.

Mrs. Minerva Smith OF Danville, III.
writes: 81 had bronchitis for twenty
years and never got relief until used
Foley's Honey and Tar, which is a
sure cure" Contains uo opiates. Sold
by Peoples drug store. DIV
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-10-15

II you have stove which is leak
ing atr through the joints, better give
it away, rs you are passing dollars
worth Of heat and unburned fuel UP
the chimney every month you con-
tinue to use It, and get Coles at Ed.
Lees.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-10-15
California.

Low one way rates via the NJ. K. &
T. Railway during September and
October. Write James Barker, gem
cral passenger and ticket agent, st.
Louis, Mo-, for rates, pamphlets, etc.
The daily chieftain. [volume] (Vinita, Ind. Ter. [Okla.]) 1898-1902, 1902-10-15

Pictures framel at Bruno Graffun-
der's.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

ana TO spread happiness ahro., =
world by persuadlng ma, IN he
which Is right There Il n.y. ~ 20 TN,
piness In wickedness. Tbor o ieal heb.
enjoyment In sin and transgres y 40 iral
only source OF real enjoyment a~n las
rect happiness Is In the ohge,u "alu lle,.
the laws OF truth and rlehlsa'n,""nee 4
The Lord bless you, and M, onusneis
to live our religion ana koen Us an
mandments OF God, thar N.Y. WV, sne COM.
upon His face, and that wa 10y ilk
the Redeemer when he shai nay ~
earth again; for he viii cn,. eoule .
when lie does come again lie wlp ,ai
come as the meek and lowIy No rni I
without where 10 lay His boos N.
without respect or honor. NM n. 1M
come as God out of Heaven vi
with power, glory. Justice Wh q
and truth. He will come Win yt1pusHe1
OF heaven, and He viii roo lrp7 VlN
who have kept His commard,,,1 roe
the earth as a church prerared !, Y q
priuegfooni, whlie He win take va ~
geance upon the ungodly INV 'ea'
This Is not my doctrine. IL 1.
declaration OF the Bible Of the az. los
Prophets and also of the modern T NV II
cts who have spoken hv lnsniro i,rN ?.
am but repeating their words ' e
tell you nothing new. Cod NV
and Keep you In the path az dn,, Wy
deliver us all from evil. and heloy ~
be steadfast and faithful 10 tbes W " .
nants that we have made ma VIC
cause OF Zion and of redemption ro. y
living, and the dead, IS my pray U i /.
the name of Jesus. Amen D'ef u
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

say the Holy Ghost when we mean the
Spirit of Cod The Holy Ghost Il q
parsonage In the Godhead and II Is not
thgt which lighteth every man that
cometh into the world IL Is the Spirit
Of God which proceeds through Christ
20 the world that enlghtens every man
that comes into the world. and that
strives with the children OF men, aud
Nin continue to strive with them. until
It brings them TO knowledge of the
truth, and TO the possession OF the
greater light and testimony OF the
Holy Ghost. H. however, he receive
that greater light, and then sin against
il, the Spirit Of God viii cease 10 strive
with him. and the Holy Ghost Will
wholly depart from him, Then will he
prosecute the truth; then will he seek
the blood OF the innocenti then will he
not scruple at the commission OF
any crime except SO far as he may
fear the penalties OF the law, In conse-
quence Of the crime, upon himself.
JESUS, THE FATHER OF THIS
WORLD.
/ viii read little further.
"And that / am In the Father, and
the Father In Me, and the Father and
/ are one.
/ do not apprehend that any intelli-
cont uerscn viii cOnstiue these words
4, mean that Jesus and His Father are
one person but merely tnat they are
onc In knowleds-, In truth In wisdom,
In understanding. and in purpose; Just
Sc the Lord Jesus Himself admonished
rie disciples TO be one with Him. ana
M be- In Him, that He might be In
them IL Is In this sense that under
stand this languac, and not as u IL
construed By some people, that christ
and His Father are one person. de-
clare TO you that they are not one per-
ION. but that they are two persons,
Two bodies, separate and apart, and as
distinct as are any father and son Win
In the sound OF my voice. Yet, jesus
ia the Father of this world. because 1t
was by Him that the world was made.
He says;
THE TESTIMONY OF JOHN.
"And the Father and are one;
"rhe Father because He gave Me OF
His fitness, and the Son because ! was
in the world and made llesh MY taper.
nacle, and dwet among the sons OF
men.
~ was In the world and received OF
my Father. and the works Of Him were
plainly manifest, 80
And John saw and bore record OF the
fulness of Ny glory; and the fulness oil
Johns record Is hereafter to be re-
vealed
"And he bore record. saying, saw
His glory that He was In the beginning
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

nuon was also In the beginning WIN
God. Intelligence, or the lighl ot - w.
was not created or made hei'hei ~
deed can be. J.. -,
oAll truth is Independent IN that
snhere In which God has placeu II, "
act for itself, as all Intelligence a'so'
otherwise there is no existence
"Behold, here is the agency Oh nun
and here Is the condemnation OF man
because that which was from the pc
ginning Is plainly manifest unto them
and they receive not the light
"And every man whose spirit re-
ceiveth not the light is under conoe'h'
| nation. o,o
"For man Is spirit. The elements are
eternal. and spirit and element, insep,,
arably connected receiveth O fulness Oh
joy, ,,on oo,not pa .
celve a fulness OF JOY
MAN TO BECOME LIKE CHRIST.
In other words, the spirit without the
| hody "a npt perfect and the BODY Win
ar the spirit is dead. Man was or
| daIned in the beginning TO become IKE
Iesus Christ. to be confirmed with MS
image. AS Jesus was born Oh Woilah'
| livad and grew TO manhood, was put 10
death and raised from the dead 10 M
mortality and eternal life, so II was ue,
creed In the beginning that man shoulu
10 ana Mn Dc, through the at0nement
NJ Jesus in spite Of himself, resur-
rected from the dead. Death came upon
ia without the exercise of our agency
Ne mad no hand In bringing II orlgl-
nally upon ourselves; II came because
of The transgressi0n Of our first par.
| ents. Therefore man, who mad no hanu
in bringing death upon himself shall
have no hand In bringing again liie
unto himself; for as he dies IN cotse-
duence OF the sin Of Adam, SO shail ne
live again, whether he VIII or not by
thu righteousness of Jesus Christ ana
th power OF His resurrection. EVERY
man that dies shah live agaln, ana
shall stand before the bar OF COO, 10 DE
Judged according to his works, Whether
they be good or evil. 1t Is then that an
will have to give an account for their
stewardship in this mortal lie. inc
word of God Is spoken to the chlidrsn
of men. 1t has been revealed IRON tne
heavens. II Is extant In the world. IL
is the force upon the people ihose
that reject Il will have to answer Tor
It before God, the Judge OF the quick
and the dead while those that receive
and obey the word of the Lord ana
Keep His commandments, as ! nave
read, shall not only come 70 knowl-
edge of the truth, but shall look upon
the face OF the Redeemer and shall
see and know Him as He Is. Further
more. they will acknowledge that II IS
through the atonement and power OF
the Savior that they are brought again
unto life immortal. 10 enjoy eternal
felicity in the celestial kingdom OF God
proyided they have been obedient 10
his commandments
The Lord continues:
"The elements are the tabernacle OF
God: yea, man Is the tabernacle OF
God even temples; and whatsoever
temple 4 defled, God shall destroy that
temple,
'The glory OF God Is intelligence, or,
In other words, light and truth.
Light and truth forsaketh that evil
one.
every spirit Of man was innocent In
the beginning, and God, having re-
deemed man from the fall, men be-
came again IN their infant state. inno-
cent before God.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

The following discourse was delivered
IN the Tabernacle al the san Lake
stake conference March 10, 1907 by
President Joseph f. Smith, and pup
,lshed in the Deseret Evening News OF
March %, 1902, and was eegerly sought
for 50 that every copy was IN ue-
lnand, and not number remains OF
elthcr that daily or the following Semi"
Weekly, Requests have been made Tor
its republication. and this being an OPP
FORTUNE occasion, we here present II
again for general information;
Nv beloved brethren and sisters,
While listening to the singing OF the
L.st hymn. my mind reverted to rev
olotion contained in the Book OF DOC
trine and Covenants, and feel I'M,
dressed TO read portion ot u, anu
then make a few remarks concerning H.
If am led to do So
This revelation was given through
the Prophet Joseph Smith, at hlrtaha,
In May, 1883: +. ason
"Veriiy, thus saith the Lord, 1t snail
come to pass that every soul that ior-
saketh his sins and cometh unto me-
and caleth on my name ana opeyeth
my voice. and keepetb my command
ments shall see my face and know tha'
! am" 49, h,,,
that was sung by the choir begins mus
~ Know that my Redeemer lives
What comfort this sweet sentence
gives
He lives, He lives, who once was dead.
He lives, my everything head
II occurred 10 me that In the words
have lust read from the revelation there
a KEY given to US, as the people Oh
C}od. by which we may know how 10
obtain Inc knowledge which Is spoken OK
BY the poet In this hymn KNOW
that my Redeemer lives the coh-
ditlons are stated by which we may Sc
cure this knowledge. Furthermore
every soul who observeth these condl-
lions shall not only know that He Is, nut
he shall know also, THAT | am the true
liQht that lighteth every man That COM
eth into the world: and that ] am IN
tho Father and the Father In Me, ana
the Father and / are one
This Is not speaking OF the greater
LIGHT which Is especially bestowed up
on those who are born again; for not
every man that cometh into the world
IL born again and entitled to receive
the greater light by the gift OF the
Holy Ghost. Perhaps II may be wei TOR
me to make few remarks In relation
to this distinction between the light OF
Christ that llghteth every man that
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

, az, r.. ..,,, 49,. 81, 40 f,,,noes
Anu re reoe..su iio' VI ."r &C. ,e, 10
az nrsb ou' uon ral.ni i.o' s,t ss "
eiase, ut.u nS 'vv 49, ~ sha Sor nj
GA hoe erus ~ u W. receI,ed not Of the
eyn peoeu a. &c ieo'i''' "''
'uneHS az iisN
| GLORIOUS POSSIBILITIES OF MAN.
u,, IL ,,s,ired
what glorious .houen sontiments
IN the healt Wneh W. iSHI ,1,r,.>If ,va /.
IKE this, that even Nuii9 .d-.i,.ad MOI n
not perfect az nIst, ~ Ioi,,od arsrs
luiness al irsl, put ~ ,vNS w reco,ve
Ior grace, ana iie eV ,n ~. racsived n
more ana more uhtil ~ ,,itb rho
iuinsss' - nol t'iis w. y, non nerfect
cnilulvn Vi n,en asy"h ' niness al
Has any man received iu," ,ySoros
OneeF have VIC reaVlep q noaa ~ r,od
IN we may receNS hc iu unirancno Ma
OF hla Blory anu ms a'D'',S mod ana
and yet II Jesus, the son p uop' The ,ho
the rather OF Tue hea Sene ' %,e me-,
earth IN Wilen We u"elb o..'.s,ad an
fuiness at the hrst' pu. inSi and
lailn, knoWleuSe' uitueis''', s.,i'ts rs
grace unui ne recelIeu q W.. 49,
II not possible LOT ui nlei no, n,
born OF woman 10 receive i'.,S ~ ~
tie, line upon my, PIeNeta ~ s,1raes
cept. until they sheil REEVE aa0 ~,
as lie mas received iuIi'esa s, ~, 80 ,ha
cxalted win him III lhe pleSe"Ve "a Wv
ratherF .
Inc reVeiatoli cohllhueS' a,o tho
ANA l. JohH' pe"r LcNo'u' az ~ ttoio
heavens were opehee anu 'ne ~,
GHOST descehaeu upol mn :" .,,S No.
OF dove, ana sat upon MN, ""o I'M ,ir,,
came q voice OUT OF nea'eh' 'a''"e'
rus Is my beloved Soil' - ,ro,,,
rms voice our oi hyaNyn ua' nna Sa'
dod, the pauier "a our i@Viu anu 80
Vior Jesus ShrisN ,.oora ,hot no
ana y Joih' pcSr Ieoo,u '" ,ha
rsceiVeu luihess VI tne s'o'' VI wy
fathef' 10, an non.ar Moth IN
AHu ~ 'oee',NH '"a "a ,ha glory M
neaven anu VI eai ~ IN TIu , ,n re- d,,oit
me rather was WIN di'i" io' Az '"'''
III iilnh an >. 80. ,ha, 70
ana IL snai oVile ~ n"so, ot,," tha
you are iai1iilul you s,i s Io Iv1''' Wv
iulness Vi sne leso'u ~ ' so1,lnos ,hat
sne ui.o 80 '" ~ tno,r ROW to
sou nay ui,u ',n s,,.''u ~ 80, ,ynrshin
MolShip anu NV " 49, ~ r"thsr IN
.nN' YOU may VVm'e un'V ,, rm' raeeiva ~
Mi IAN, anu ." u'' '"''' 0N -
'i.s lu'isss 81, ,oan A., commandments
,o, eho n n s soa af uIs S'lnass and he
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

Take q double dose Of chamho,,,,.
Collie, Cholera and Dlarrhoea p, a's.i
as soon as the first indication ~ ~
disease appears and a threateneA "
tack may be warded of. HundrsSs, ~ ',
people who are subject to attacks osi "a
ious collie use the remedy in thls ~. W
with perfect success For sale nv y
druggists. az
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20
BIND YOUR MAGAli,ins

Old Books. Music sac Magazines p,,
them IN strong nes' covers for pre,.,
walton. Many reeoY,,s Of value ea ,'' =
saved by having them bound r,
News blroery san do the work IN h,
form at an, wv'ec. w."
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1902-12-20

NO matter for whom you are purchasing, the suit
y able and seasonable present can be had right
here. Whether it be for Father, Mother, Sister or
Brother Uncle, Aunt, Sweetheart or Lover Nephew
Niece Grandparent or the Babe"
All can be made happy from this great institution
In our mammoth new addition will befound the grand
est and most elaborate display Of articles suitable for
presents to be found west Of Chicago,
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-10-31
Spring Park Item s

Rev. P.J. Reeves performed q nov el
wedding Wednesday. The coup e
drove up 10 bis gate in buggy, ac-
'compaui-d 10y the bridrgroom's sister.
Mis-, Fannie Priest, aud exhibited n
marriage certificate, asking him to
Join them la wrdiOck then aud there,
in the buggy, which be promptly did.
The couple We're Mr.. John Priest and
Miss Isdie Proctor, both from An
thouy.
La cons quence of The fact that Mr.
Halls turp-ntine still viii in the near
future he located here, nearly all the
vacant houses are being occupied.
Mrs. T. J. Reeves is very M with
typhoid malaria.
Mis-. ON Ilngsl has gone To Tampa,
and will SOON be- followed 10y her hus-
l.and. Nr.~ GiIg~t is "A boOkkeeper
AMI has promise of IL situation th-r,..
Mrs. Auuie Corie and George Stepyt-
ton, OF LAKE Bryant, are visiting
G'"rE- Spa''s.
y. VI. James is rnlArgiug hI- dwell
itg
j sullivan, of r.Iu-s.s Z, ha- r,.ut-
ell n cotfag.. of Alex Peterson, just
north al th" Park H. il going to
farming aud trurkiug with " J,nes
w. Jones ha- built himself ,.ozy
honr north of The park. tIe moved
into it few days ago. SUNSHINE.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-10-31
Resolutions of Sympathy.

Since il il the will Of our Heavenly
Father that the beloved wife of our
esteemed fellow citizen, Mr.. J. w.
Sylvester, and the sffectionate mother
OF our cherished schoolmatP, Leafy
Norrine, be removed from her heauti-
full sphere of life on earth, 10 her
home I'm glory, therefore, he it
Resolved. First, That We tender
TO our hereaved fellow citiZ-H and
sOrrOwing classmate, our sincere SYM
pathy in this period of their deep
sorrow; when the dearest ties are
broken, and the loving mother j. lost
forever on earth.
Second, That We recognize IN Mrs.
sylvester ali the virtues of the faith
full Christian wife, the devoted, patient
mother and the exemplary woman.
CHARLES EDMUNn JEFFoRDS,
ANNIE EDWARDS.
PAULINE SULLIVAN,
OSCAR ROLLER,
JESSIE PALMER.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-10-31
Look for the eautiful.

There are superb personalities that
go through life extracting sunshine
from what To others seems but dark
ness, seeing charm in apparent ugi-
uess, discerning grace aud exquisite
proportions where the uuloving see
but fOrbIdiug angles and distortion,
glimpSing the image of divinity
where less beautiful souls see but q
lost degraded human being.
Yet il IL "A heritage possible 10 ali
who take trouble TO begin early in life
to cultivate the finger qualities of the
soul, the eye, and the heart.
1t is said that the most disgusting
object, if put under Il magnifying
glass Of power, would reveal beauties
undreamed of; $50, even ia the most
unlOvely environment, in the most
cruel conditions, there is something
of the beautiful and the hopeful,
when viewed through the glass of n
trained and disciplined mind.
4 beautiful character will make
poetry out of the prosiest life, bring
sunshine into the darkest home, and
develop beauty and grace amid the
ugliest surroundings.
IL is not circumstances, so much -
the attitude and quality of the mind,
that gave happiness, coutentment y
aud divinity of service.-October
Success
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-10-31
GaiterVills Notes

\ sudden change Iu the weather
makes things pie ,-aut ~ t5lit-rvil".
Mr.. L~4 Roy FRI, ~ South Damn
! ellou, WASH welcome caller sh. past
week.
The party that left ';aItrrvilie last
| Monday for Ozrllo has returned, As
! did also the party that lrft tuesday
! for HomusaS-i,, All IF whom had a
| nice time, notwithstanding the mos
quitoeS and sand flies witch wee bad
/ indeed
Mrs \. Brass il visiting friends in
York this week.
Misses frankie and lntz Ro-s Wis
tied their sister, Miss Cora Ross, Sat
! urday. Miss Cora has chargt- at The
Indian Lake school and ev,r, o' 9
speaks we'll of her as teacher. rhis
we know 10 be true for ST - from
Gaiterville
Mr.. Fore accompanied 10y Mr.. Fort
and his wife, pissed through ere laot
week III route for WILDWOOD They
had been to Crystal River on fishing
tour
Miss Maud Lyles, whose home is ia
the sweet sunny south, - visiting
relatives and friends in uaiterville
aud Heidlsvlle Miss Lyles was for.
mtrly of Citrus county
Mr. Wesley Thomas made n bmsi-
hess trip TO York SATURDAY.
Mpssrs J II, a w. and A. y.
Brass and John Gross and NigIe
Bailey made Il flying trip to Ocala last
week
Rev. {. r. Setter, of High Springs,
delivered two very interesting SER
mons Sunday to the people II Cedar
Grove church
MeS>rs. Frank Ross and } \. Thom-
~ viewed the beauties of Dunuellon
Monday
The young people of this cOnmUuL-
~ are looking forward for a glorious
tune at the oyster and basket supper
Friday at the Pine Level school house.
The program will be very interesting,
also Rev. SelZer and the cake basket.
Rev. Setter says there il nothing on
earth 80 dear to him as The sunshine of
Gaitrrvile. He MAS very sorry he
could not he present IT the basket
supper, bat then he has ihe promise
that -b. will -.,d his b.st,. In him
through the mail, guess. Sunshine
remember Uucle Joe has not forgot
anything, and THAT he il always on
the louk out. UNCLE JOE.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-10-31
You Know What You Are rskinE
Belieview News.

Il. c. Hall, Belleview's naval stores
man, has bought of u. Il Andersot,
of oxford, his turpentine still and
l., 600 acres, more or less, of timber
land, and will continue operations
there. Mr.. Hall il branching out IN
business in 80 many directions that
he feels the need Of being more cen
trally located, and with that end in
view has bought in Ocalt What IL
known ~ the Ethridge place, on FL.
King avenue, for family residence.
Mr.. and Mrs. J. W. Hilton, Of
Brooklyn, y. v, always the first win
ter visitors la arrive, have hecn here
for moe than week.
Rev. J. l.. Folsom and wife have
gone to Tarpon Springs Io aid "a re-
vival services there.
From Cristo, cuba, news comics that
T. L. Y. Whittier formerly of Belle
view, aud his wife, had horn :" them,
ON October 10, their first child, Ruth
Annie
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-10-31
q FIrsmsns Close Call.
A. VISITOR.

81 stuck to my engine, although
every joint sched aud every nerve WAS
rscked with pain, writes 4. w. Bell
amy, y locomotive fireman, of Bur
lIngton, lows, IL WAS weak and pale,
without any appetite aud all run
down. A. | WAS about To give up,
got u bottle Of Electric Bitlers and,
after taking It, felt as we'll as | ever
did In my life" Weak sickly run
down people always gain new life,
strength sud vigor from their usr.
Try them. Satisfaction guaranteed
by the Autobiography Drug Store.
Price "a cents.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-10-31
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