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q IONS REACH A FEW.
a. Post Want Ads reach all.
FOR RENT.

SPLENDID rooms, close in. 1908 Capitol;
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TITLE WANT ADS
- bring big results.
REAL ESTATE FOR SALE.

OUR LOTS, east front, near Elysian
street school, very cheap for few days.
L w. Craig, 400 fam Bldg. Is
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$50 BROKE MULES Tor sale, an fresh ages
aud weighing from $50 TO 1900 pounds.
cheap In car lots 10 dealers. Cooke &
simmons. Fort Worth, Texas. II
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WANTED To buy second hand milk
wagon 2ll1 Chenevcrt street II
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WANTED Position, by irst class all round
ofacs 10
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FOR SALE Sour Lake oil lanos ont Of tho
original Sour Lake springs 1000 acre tract
Salt Marsh Hurts Wen and Sour Lake
hotel at $500 for one. siNtecnth Of an
acre, only a few OF these desirable tracts
win be sold Mt this figure, will sell at
OF oil land In Jackson league. A. ID.
Rmsh. GuINcston. or Sour lnkn hotel. II
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YOUNG MAN, holds nTst class references.
eIperieDced In office work, wants posi-
ton with some reliable irm. Address
1888, this office "a
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WANTED a colored man, anywhere In
state, position as porter or Janitor' can
furnish frst class references. Address i.
A. Brown, 2009 Pierce. II
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WANTTD-- BY eNperienced YOUNG man
positipn OF clerking or bookkeeping; best
OF reference. Box 81, Waller, Texas. IL
MULTIPLICATION by white man, German
10 work in yard or he generally useful
around house. 6S24, this ofhce. 10
WANTED position as barber; Will work
FOR board and lodging. For particulars
write J. II. Dunk, Grassyyille, Texas. y
FIRMS needing competent stenographers
teither SEX eau secure them on applfca.
ton TO Houston Stenographers assoeia-
ton. J. II. Swope, secretary, old phone
1891.
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T9R s4TT-5oc on 81 small stock goods
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WETTTD-To rent three down stairs
rooms for light Housekeeping, good neigzna-
bprkond; have no children, Address o5to
This office ~
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WANTED By man OF experience, a posi-
tiou as solicitor aud collector; well nc
qualnted with city; Al reference. Address
9348 this office. I8
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TN0ST WANT ADS ARE
L numerous because they pay
HELP WANTED.

LEARN telegraphy at the most thorough.
practical training school In America; been
In continuous session sixteen years; pupils
trained 10y doing actual business over
main commercial wire; 900 pupils last year
from eleven different States, every grad
uate situation or money refunded. write
Tor new elegant illustrated prospectus Civ
Dallas Telegraph College, Dallas Texas
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PLACE In hardware store; can repair guns
ana locks; good salesman. Address Dsao.
this office. ia
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HOUSTON HEIGHTS OFFICE, No. 200
Main street, We handle Heights prop.
erty only; lowest prices; easy terms.
John A. Milroy, agent If
SOUR LAKE-WELsH, LA few tracts
OF land adjoining the Sour Lake Springs
property. u immediate proximity to the
on gushers from $1,000 TO $1,000 Der acre
acres gud larger tracts IN the Welsh La
OIL fields, adjoining the Southern Pacific
and other Eushtrs. Address Sour Lake
\ c institute 425 Mnson building. II
FOR SAFE Ten acres ~ lsnd situated al
Harrisburg, on the Eouth side of Buffalo
bayou Just above and near the junction
Of Buffalo aud Brays bayous; property
has a high bank water frontage extending
FIVE acres along Bunnlo bayou, running
back two acres In Width; has an artesian
sell producing n 1no flow u fresh water
upon H. also small box house; is
reached oy the sldetracks Of the l. & G
y. railroad and otherwise admirably ait.
untcd for bayou ehopplng purposes, For
further PARTICULARS apply TO George Nc
Fadden, Houston. Texas 2lo
OIL LANDS Choice acreage; close IN to
gushers at Sour Lake; prices moderate;
titlc perfect For map, etc, address G.
G. Parsons lowncD, BRYAN, Texas n
-FOUR ROOM house In Houston Heights,
rooms l9Nl4, on two lots. cast front $3.50
cnsh y d Smeaton, @3lg Texas ave. U
FOREST PARK cottage. east front. near
car lino, $3.50, part cash balance monthly
u, y Smenton, O5S Texas avenue. u
-
LOST, FOUND, STRAYED.
LOsT-One pure white pointer pup, 0
months old, liver spot on left ear; lost
near Liberty and Charles streets, Fifth
ward; liberal reward. J Y, Westcott, 0l3
Charles street. Fifth ward. II
STOLEN December GO. 1907. one deep sor-
rel horse, not branded, about . years
old 10 hands high, with foretop about
two inches long when stolen had saddle
and bride on: saddle has F. o. Brown
Huntsville, Texas, on left sweat leather;
! am satisfied that this horse was sold In
Iouston / Will nay SD for recovery OF
horse and 81 90 for saddle. j. G. Bow
den, Huntsville. Texas Is
LOST-,Bunch OF keys Return to this
office and get reward. IT
STRAYED- Small sorrei Shetland pony,
from my house. corner Texas avenue and
Chenevert. Reward Of 81 IL returned 20
Milby & Dow ~
L0sT-0ne lap robe, black one Side and
c0lored. with design White Horse In cen
ter between Mckinney and Walker, cor
ner Milan. Finder viii leave same az I13
Texas avenue, and Will receive reward ~
REWARD for small red hound bitch -.
G, Hutcheson' on collar.
TEN DOLLARS REWARD for any train
call missed, day or night, by any OF my
carriages. Hubert s. H. Wilson. Phones
1900 II
AGENTS WANTED.
SCREENS, SCREENS, OF all grades made
10 order: illustrated catalogue free; want
hustilng agents everywhere good thing
write Tor particulars. Dallas Screen 60,
Dallas Texas. olt
THE Old HARTFORD LIFE wants arss
class agents. w. IL. Patterson, mRnageri
Dallas, Texas. ~
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WANTED Position, by an Englishman,
who understands thoroughly the care OF
horses good driver can also milk 40.
dress $3.50 this Office. "a
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PERSONAL.


to advertisements In
fil OF Af Tor the week ending Saturday
F.ssi,g{y, 4 ol "a es76. A. n, 9076, e7o1,
~ eel' III 1852. 1927, Daniel Ber-
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~ W.; O ASH gd32. 1851. 970s, pIS3.
- i sSSl' go09 $3.50, 1909, 9os4, Owner,
rs ~, oslo o5i0 g7sJ. $3.50, 900, $500,
ss VIZ %l9 Ss67, aes1 97SI, 5Gs3 geSI'
pM e 6SS,Ssnt al Doctor, 0515, 9Ti0, 9Iil,
i5e Ssai Mrs {. NJ. Parsons, 1861
" w w G561 Ill 97SoI;,o e992 l9l3.
leg s5lS fV'G 6o44. 65g4. 94ll, G. NJ. $,
# : a. Fonntaln. 1904 0505. $40,
~ sS ~ e55l. a746. 9oT1, 972i, 6522, 069I.
se W. W,IsoW qI23. Walton, 2j09 0OH,
w o SiI gTa5, 9T75, 9075, 1923.
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AN OPINION OF PLATFORMS.

To the Editor Of the Ocala Banner
The recent appearance in this state
Of candidates platforms reminds me
of what old Tom Benton said Of max
ing platforms, and possibly it might
be well, at least, interesting. to print
his opinion of platforms and their
authors. That good old democrat
said:
"Citizen. Thi. business OF making
ing platforms il new invention, uE-
known to the old democracy, vino
had 10 platform but the constitution
no aim bat the public good; and
they are generally the work Of dema-
gogues who lave 40 thought Of the
constitution, nu thought Of the coun-
try, 40 thought OF anything bUt 10
get office, and keep it, changing for
that purpose with every change Of
administration, and swearing OF
every creed that runs an hour. 1t has
been my prerogative to kick over
thee platforms. | was bred in a
political school in which they were
unknown. The constitution was the
only platform known in my school,
and the only one to which | swear.
"If one is made beyond the consti-
tuition, it is surplusage; if short of the
constitution, it is detective; if differ
ent from the constitution, If is void ;
if the same, it is supertiuous. In any
event, then, these platforms are, to me
useless--to maLy pestiferous--to their
authors, stocked cards, which they
throw away when the game is won"
And old "hard-money" never lived
to see some very recent platforms
either. OLD TIMER.
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Fearful Odds Against Him

bedrldden, alone and destitute.
such ia brief was the condition of
an ola soldier by the name Of :. j.
Ravens, Versailles, o. For years he
was troubled with kidney disease and
neither doctors or medicines gave him
feilei' AT length he tried Electric
bitters. 1t put him on his feet in
short order and now he testifies. "Pn
Oh the road to complete recovery"
Best on earth for liver and kidney
troubles and all forms of stomach and
bowel complaints. Only soc. Guar.
snteed by Autobiography Drug Store
and Tydings & Co. M
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Owes his Life to Neighbor's Kindness.

VI. ID. Daugherty, w.ll known
throughout Mercer and Sumner cOun-
;ie-, W. Va, most likely owes his life
to The kindue-- Of neighbor. II g
was almost hopeIes5ly afflicted with
dlarrhoea; was attended by TWO ply
siclans who gave him little, if any,
relief, when "a neighbor learning Of
MS serious condition brought him a
bottle Of Cham berlain's Collie Cholera
and DiarrhUea Remedy, which cured
him IN less than twenty-four hours.
For sale by all druggists and medicine
dealers. IN
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HISToR' or COMMON THINGS.

- the Editor Of the Ocz-4 Ban1sr
Gohelin Tapestry j. so-callei from a
noted house ~ Paris ~ the suburb Of
-. Marcel, formerly Possessed 10y the
famous Woo Z e.. xh.r t!- chief.
called Giles Gobelin, who lived in The
reign Of Francis. He Is said 10 have
found a secret Of dying scarlet, which
was from him called the scarlet Of the
GObelins: the house and the river that
runs by it also took the same name.
This house was purchased by Louis
XIV for mandatory Of all kinds
Of curious works for adjoining the
royal palaces, and designs for which
especially tapestry, were drawn by the
celebrated LeBrun in 1866.
Years ago beautiful embroidery was
used 70 hang around the walls Of
rooms 10 make them look warm aud
comfortable This work, which was
called tapestry, was the amusement
Of rich ladies vino had not much
other employment either for their
minds or hands, Ill time when
education was 80 little attended 10.
Matilda, the Queen Of William tue
Couqueror, assisted by the ladies Of
her court, worked piece Of tapestry
known now g. the Bayeux tapestry
which describes in a uumbe OF SCENES
all the events Of her husbands con-
quest OF England. Other materials
besides needy work came TO be en-
ployed for hanging on the walls. such
as silk, velvet and even fancy work Of
feathers.
When paper began to be common
in Finland attempts were made to
supply the place Of these costly hang
ings by cheaper materials ami a. they
were hung up 20 the paper Is said TO be
hung, even though convenience
causes it to be pasted on the wall in
stead Of being merely hung up before
them.
The origin of foolscap, il derived
from the fact that Charles l granted
to certain parties monopoly of the
manufacture of paper and every sheet
bore in water marks the royal arms, -"
but the parliament, under Cromwell,
made jests Of this in every conceive.
able manner and ordered the royal
arms" to be removed from the paper,
and the foolscap and bells substituted.
OF course these were removed after
the restoration but paper the size Of
parliament journals always retained
the name Of 'fOolscap." Y.
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a New Jersey Editors Testimonial

VI. T. Lynch, editor Of the Philips
durg, F. J. Daily Post writes, Il have
used many kinds Of medicines for
coughs and colds in my family but
have never found anything so good a.
FOley's Honey and Tar. | cannot say
too much in praise of it," Postofffce
Drug Store. N
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Bucklen's Hrnjca Saive

Has world wide fame for marvellous
cures. 1t surpasses any other salve,
lotion ointment or balms for cuts
corns, boils, sores, felOns, ulcers letter,
salt rheum, fever sores, chapped
hands, skin eruptiOns, infallible for
piles. Cure guaranteed. Only pc. at
Anti-mOpoly Drug Store and Tydings
& Co. m
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Mrs. Julia Palmer and son, Whit
field, are visiting in Ocala and are the
guests Of Mrs. J. L. Hilburn. Mrs.
Palmer, We are pleased to learn, will
again make Ocala her home and will
probably occupy the Bell house on
Fort King avenue.
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AWFUL TALE OF HORROR !
Mothers Letter Which Will M0ke
Every Mothers Heurt Weep.
HER sen is VIII PPEl TO DEATH.

his Crime Was Found With an Ircn
Ts5 m Has Pocket-E thorough
Investigation Should ct Once be
Maze sy the Proper Authorizes
for TIE crecIt Of the State.
The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1903-07-05
UNITED MoDERNs
Monroe Lodge to Install Officers and
Have Reception.

Monroe Lodge to Install Officers and
Have Reception.
Monroe Lodge, No. 257, Will hold its reg
ular session tomorrow night at Monroe
Hall.
The following officers will be installed:
Chancellor--Charles I. Phillips.
Regent-,T. NJ. Hargrove.
Orator-E. w. Miller.
Recorder-W. Fred Richardson.
Financier--Isaac Held.
Gude-J. NJ. Binford.
Warden-W. II. Bagby.
watchman-M. II. Wood.
TrIlstee-H. p. Gray.
The Gom m. ut s,d Is ey yaro
Ing, and 1t is hoped that every Modern
y be hand R6 6qs y rst toseer as
co1nrnittee, the brethren can well anord
to walk a long distance. If necessary as
results will justify II; r. ,yovs
supreme Warden Major 8. D. 9. Hays,
who has been spen1dng some n no tune st ams
NJ no Army and Navy Club, In New YORK
city. of which club lie Is q member.
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FIuLL TON NEWS.
Observation-Disclosures

The band concerts on Chimborazo Park
will commence Monday night. This news
will be hailed with delight by the resi-.
dents OF the East-End, who have re-
ma!ned at their homes since the street.
car strike has been in progress.
Rev. A. A. Jones will al his pulpit at
both services to-day at Denny-Street M.
E. Church.
Regular services will be held this morn
ing at Fulton Baptist Church. Tho SER
Vices at night have been suspended dur
ing the hot weather.
Dr., j. P. Williams. left Friday to spend
several weeks with his family IN the moun-
L. ReaIns will look after his practice.
Miss Annie MaXey, of Nicholson Street
left yesterday to spend several weeks
with relatives in Powhatan county.
Mrs. L. G. Lee continues extremely III
at the residence of her son-in-law. Cap
tain George NJ. Rogers.
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Chestnut It'll and
HlgAlana Park

: .
Rev. ]. 3. Askcw, who has been visit
ing his parents in North Carolina, mas
returned home and Will fill his pulpit both
morning and night Communion admin
lstered after morning service.
Mrs. George Booth continues quite III at
her residence on Second Avenue Chest
M Mrs a.' n. K. Vaughan, OF Third Avenue.
spending several weeks With her daugh-
teri rs o A. y seal 81 hh 81 N' AHenas who
has been quite sick. is improving :u ,o,n.
on Fourth Avenue, after Visit 10 Cher-
'0 Mr. and Mrs. w.ngaela; Of Baltimore,
Third Avenue Chestnut ELL.
Mrs. Charles Kastelhurs Of Third TN say Ave-
Miss Mildred Clarke, charming little
girl, will give lawn lawn party at h Ged hos
Of OF the Ice mission. II is hoped this noble % s
s ssass Y w 1h Be Tfl Ratron'zed BY the resi-
duties ntt: at after as short spell Of sickness.
Rev p K WalthaI VII 4Ie, preach b At
oyerbrook CHURCH Ga,ao carton i1elshts' enls
Miss Lizzie Scott mas beer. the guest
this week of Miss Carrie, Todd $3.50
Mr. Willie Dunn, who has been attend
Ing the " P. l. for the past session. has
returned to his home on Third Avenue.
Miss Ella Rennie, of Fourth Avenue,
has returned home after pleasant visit
to Amelia county, Va. !, r,r,. Av.nro
left Friday to visit relatives In Orange
county
Willow Street, spent Saturday In Nor
folk.
a former resident of the "Hill," will be
glad to learn that she Is now with Mrs;
Thomas Whiting, where she will spend
the remainder of the summer.
Miss Eveline Wilde has been the guest
of Mrs. Belle Powell, Of Third Avenue.
Mr. Charles Wider # FS pI1a Ave warh
al the Richmond Locomotive Works.
Rev; " B. Tudor, preiS1idi Iagio elder WI .ba
Barton Heights Methodist Church.
NJ; Louis shafer' Of I'll Third mr. a. Ayenue' Is
Mrs Frank Rennie and sons, OF Fourth
Avenue, are visiting in Amelia county.
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REV. MR.. WENDELL
SUBMITS TO MINISTERIUM

TRENTON, N. j., July 4.-Rev. Hugo
Wendell, of Trinity Lutheran Church,
who was found guilty of heresy in
preaching that he communicated with
spirits and that he possessed healing pow
ers, has made formal recantat!on to
the president of the AIin!sterium.
He said he was not conscious that he
had violated the doctrines of the Church
and If he had he was sorry for It,
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that will shortly be held, wherein said
Solomon will be candidate for re-elec-
ton 10 Office" In view OF all Of these
things the petition calls for the re-
moval OF the sheriff.
For the reason set forth" II says in
conclusion, your petitioner submits that
said Simon Solomon Is utterly incompetent
to fill an Office requiring energy. intelli-
gence, discretion, and courage. and that
he should be removed from the Office OF
sheriff Of Henrico county. and your Pc
utloner prays that a rule may issue
against said Solomon. calling upon him
TO show cause why he should not BIO re-
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State Offices Closed.

All the state Offices in the Capitol and
Library were closed yesterday In conse-
quence Of the 4th OF July
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mon calling upon him to show cause why
he should not be 80 removed
And your petitioner will ever pray, eto.
VIRGINIA PASSENGER AND POWER
COMPANY,
BY 8. w. HUFF,
General Manager.
M. M. MARTIN,
General Attorney.
MADD OATH 70 STATEMENT.
State OF Virginia,
City of Richmond, es.:
Before me-. d. j, Craigie, Jr:, no
Of Virginia. this day personally appeared
in my said city g. w. HUFF, general lnanag-
or Of the Virginia Passenger and Power
Company, and made oath that the state
ments made in the foregoing petition are
true, SO far as made Of his own knowl-
edge and, so far as made on information
seeeived from others, he believes them
Given uader my hand this 4th day OF
'o''' F. J. CRA1G1E, Jr.. N. p.
NV commission expires July 10, 1893.
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LYNcHBuRe, So ROUND TRIP
ROANOKE, SO ROUND TRIP.
Via Norfolk s. Western Railway Tues
day. July 81, 1902.

The Norfolk and Western Railway will
kedford. Montyale, Blue, Ridge and
Tuesday lul S 3Ist , and E1d returning lsaye
R pna aEsiva Tx Ktc6 MON 75S My allow
Ing three days in the mountains. Fare to
" LlySnc cian 90 ron.nd, trip. to other
points poi named above. $500 round trip; For
,ner, CITY Passenger and Ticket Agent. S3s
Niai' C. II. BoSLEY,
District Passenger Agent,
NOT sticky. greasy, gummy. but perfrm-
Ing, exauisiteiy dainty describes Satin
Skin Cream, Csc, Miller q Rhoads