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. wAbout a year ago had a very bad cough
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writes Hon. Geo. W. Lynch. Of II Mason Street.
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Engineer Fatally sc.Ided.

GRAND RAPIDS. Mich. May So-En-
gineer William n. Kelker. of Chicago was
fatally scalded tonight when the Grand
Rapids & Indiana flyer from Chicago
crashed into switch engine in the south
yards. Both engines were ditched- No
passengers were injured.
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ST. LOUIS. May 30-Edward B. Elliot,
chief electrical and mechanical engineer
of the worlds fair, to-day resigned his po-
sition with the exposition. Charles Foster,
operating engineer of the exposition, will
be his successor. Mr. Elliot will resume his
duties as city electrician Of Chicago.
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Escapes from Asylum.

Link Rounds. patient at the Central
Insane Hospital. escaped yesterday after
noon. and is now at large in the city.
Rounds. who is a negro. is considered
harmless and Is allowed many liberties
through which he gained his freedom.
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TOLEDO, May 30.-The appointment of
w d. Tucker as general auditor of the
Glover Leaf was announced by President
Shontz yesterday. Mr.. Tucker was for
merly with the Hannibal & st. Joseph
system
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Local observations on Monday.

Pres. Their. r H. Wind. Weather Pre-
a m---9-79 ca So South Cloudy OH
z p. m...29.2 GA 50 N'east. Ii. Rain. 0S3
Maximum temperature. SO: minimum tenn
perature So.
Comparative statement Of mean temper
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ST. LOUIS, May 3o.-The National Skat
Congress held a business session at Lied
erkranz Hall to-day and elected officers
Emil Martin. OF Indianapolis. was Chosen
a member Of the board Of directors.
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a dress rehearsal OF the Festival OF
this evening
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The wide brim. low crown STYLES
English Split and Sennit Braids for
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Will Work on the Hard Roads.

About six months ago Officer r. B.
Whittan arrested a negro namad Me-
Knight for being disorderly. On the
way to the caIaboose the negro as
saulted the officer and during the
fight Officer Whittan was bit through
the hand. The negro made his
escape before the officer could use
his club or pistol upon him with any
effect. Officers all over the state
were notified to watch out for him
and Friday he showed up at Ocala
and was Immediately taken into
custody by the authorities there.
Sheriff Wick was notified of the cap
ture and went to Ocala Saturday and
brought him back to this city. He is
now locked up in the county jail and
will have to answer to the charge of
assaulting and resisting an officer.
He will probably be given a chance
to shovel dirt on the county road
Orlando Star.
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DANCER COMING
Blgns that Point 90 aFlghrs De-
ease oE other Bstai Forrns
CO kidney Troubls.

There are thousands % persons Who ere
unconsciously IN danger % the fac thai
has lately befallen - many % cue me-
prominent mes and women Who have dls1
from kidney trouble. These diseases ars
alarmingly on the Increase. and they co.ns
on 50 insIdiously that few realize theif
condition till life Il actually IN danrsr
In the early stages q Kidney eisoa.s
there may be headache. backachs. e..
natural appetite, bad taste Ga ths moufA.
dry or furred tongue. thirst, dry tkln s
strong Precipitation, sediment On ths urius.
or unnatural feelings 90 various parts q
the body. Don't expect au thess arus
70 show themselves. AZ soon as 90
notice any Of them, commencs co cncs
the use Of FoLET's KmSEr CUnE
THOMAS MALE, Blrbeck. In, writes,
II had a very bad case % Kidney troutls
and my back palned me 80 I couif nrs
straighten up. The doctors freshness
did me no good. saw FoLEEs KrnsEr
CURE advertised and took ous boitis
which cured ne and have n1t tesa
Affected since. I gladly recommenf tas
remedy"
Il Is Q simple thing % make your 49,
neys right when they are noi badly aaoct
ed; bat &c Is not 20 easy after desruciiaa
has set In. FOLET's KrDSET Cunn sin
cure every form % kidney and bladder
trouble II taken early and IL VII give ~
lief even In the most hopeless casea r.
Is an honest preparatioa 80 vill 60 au
hat 10 claimed f9E T.
PostOffjee Drug store
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of for St. Petersburg

From Tuesdays Daily
The big excursion from Valdosta To
st. Petersburg II d intermediate
points passed through Ocala yester-
day. The regular was followed
closely by a special. Five cars were
taken on here, and before reaching
their destination every seat is ex-
pected to be crowded. a good many
people are in st. Petersburg to-day.
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Place for Sale.

At Reddick, Fla, quarter mile from
depot, % acres well improved; good
variety of fruit; peaches, plums, pears,
persimOns, pecans, mulberries, figs,
apple and so on, about one hundred
orange and grapefruit. Will sell crop
and all if desired. Cause of selling
am not able to keep it up.
S-5-1m. w. VI. SHEROUsE.
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End of Bitter Fight.

1.-Two physicians had a long and
stubborn fight with an abcess on my
right lung" writes S. F. Hughes OF
Dupont Ga, land gave me up. Every
body thought my time had come. As
a last resort 1 tried DIR. Kings New
Discovery for Consumption. The
benefit 1 received was striking and |
was on my feet in few days. Now
I've entirely regained my health. "
1t cOnquers all Coughs, Colds and
Throat and Lung troubles. Guaran-
teed by Tydings & Co. Only SOC,
and S1.OO. Trial bottles free. IN
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labor Day.

Arrangements are being made 10
celebrate labor day in Ocala.
The mayor will be requested to
issue a proclamation declaring il a
legal holiday.
A parade, ball game, speeches,
music and a dance will form a part of
the features Of the program for the
day and night.
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9. B. surhans Testiiies After Four Years.

9. 3. 5urhans Testifies After Four Years.
G. B. Burhans, of Carlisle Center,
n. Y, writes: About four years
ago wrote you stating that l had
been entirely cured of a severe kid
ney trouble by taking less than two
bOttels of Foley's Kidney cure. 1t
entirely stopped the brick dust sedi-
ment, and pain and symptoms of
kidney disease disappeared. l am
glad to say that have never had a
return of any of those symptoms
during the four years that have elaps-
ed and 1 am evidently cured to stay
cured, and heartily recommend Foley's
Kidney Cure to any suffering from
kidney or bladder trouble" Sold Ply
Post Office drvg Store. m
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The Death Penalty.

A little thing sometimes results in
death. Thus a mere scratch, insight.
ficant cuts or puny boils have paid
the death penalty. 1t is wise TO have
Bucklin's Arnica Salve ever handy.
It's the best salve on earth and viii
prevent fatality, when Burns, Sores,
Ulcers and Piles threaten. Only 25c,
at Tydings & Co. Drug Store. m
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Mr.. Alfred Better.

A letter from States Attorney Neil
Alfred, who is in North Carolina,
states that his throat has been oper-
ated on and is now very much better.
He will be able to return home by
the first of December.
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Cholera infantun.

This disease has lostits terrors since
Chamberlain's Collie, Cholera and
Diarrahoea Remedy came into gener-
al use. The uniform success which
attends the use of this remedy in all
cases of bowels complaints in children
has made it a favorate wherever its
value has become known. For sale
by Autobiography Drug Store. m
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Mrs. 5. G. Meyers, Mrs. NJ. S. Bad
ger and and Mrs. S. P. Eagleton form
a pleasant party of three of Ocala's
most attractive and accomplished
daughters, well known leaders in
social circles of that progressive
town, are visiting the city, and are
acknowledgement at the Duval.-
Jacksonville Metropolis.
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Mrs Jno. L. Moore and child and
Miss A. NJ. Mccarthy, of Ocala, have
returned to the st. George after a
visit of a week to Pablo Beach
Jacksonville Metropolis.
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Mr.. Fred Gaskill, who has been
spending the summer at Blue Ridge
Springs, Virginia, and the past two
weeks in New York City and nearby
resorts, is home again.
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Mr.. L. B. Sanders, one of the enter
prising citizens of Brooksville, the
town where big men grow sponta-
neously, was visitor to Ocala Tues
day.
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FAREWELL, TO THE BIG FAIR.
The DoingS of a Sudden Storm-lt is
ViVidly Described Visit to the
Insane Asylum, Notes, Etc.
Correspondence OcaIa Banner.

J oNail ~OiiNS AOIlCtDce OCdid Banner.
BOARD TRAIN, Aug. y, 1904.
Our last two nights at the fair were
greatly marred by rain but the days
were very pleasant.
On Friday night about half past Z
! O'Clock one of the most terrific storms
/ have ever witnessed broke over the
fair. We were sitting on the floor of
the Electricity building, just opposite
the beautiful Festival hall, the Cas-
cades, Gardens and Grand Basin. The
storm was awful in its magnifcence.
People were huddled together in
groups like sheep and many were
terribly frightened.
Almost without warning the storm
! broke, the rain descended in great
sheets, the lightning was something
terrifying and the thunder rolled in
cessantly. The play of the lightning
around the Cascade, etc., was a sight
that only an artist could portray and
a poet fifty describe. It's vividness
and grandeur will long remain in our
memories.
In the Festival hall, where there
was to have been a band concert, the
building was shaken, window panes
crashed to the floor, and panic was
imminent when Hon. George w. Viii
son arose and requested the audience
to remain quiet and there would be
no danger. Some one on the other
side of the hall followed Mr.. Wilson's
example and soon quiet was restored
but of course there was no concert
that night.
The water on the Pike, in very
few minutes, owing to the inability
of the guards to find the drain pipe,
attained the depth of about four feet
and a boat was rowed straight down
the Pike without any difficulty. This
discomfort, however, was only for a
short while for as soon as the drain
pipe could be reached the water was
drained off in a very few minutes.
The rain cooled the turgid atmos-
phere and made sleep possible, de-
lightful ana refreshing, and after it
was all over, Notwithstanding the
vivid play of the lightning and the
deafening peal of the thunder, could
not help recalling LongfellOw's
lines:
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Mr.. E. p. Pittman, of Ocala, and
Misses Ada and Effie Stone, of Chat
tanooga, dined at the Tampa Bay
yesterday. Tribune.
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0CaLA WINS AT PALaTKG.
The Boys Want to tell the Good
NeWs-They Win in a Walk.

NeWS-Ihey Win On . Walk
Ocala has every reason to be proud
of her bail boys this season. They
have won laurels at home and abroad
and may exclaim with Caesar:
"Veni, Vidi, We'll"
The following kilograms tell the
story:
To the Editor Ocala Banner:
Palatka, Aug. "a, 1904.
Won game nine to three in favor of
Ocala. A. FRANK.
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ar George Williams, Ocala ;
famous tonsOrialist, Il back from
months visit al White Springs.
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Mr.. Leon Fishel. after a successful
,rre.fIe with bilious fever, l. able to
he af hi~ post again.
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Mr.. ,. y. Williams, Miss Pelot and
Master Jimmie Nmtesldes went
F.Ur ra lake Weir Wednesday.
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NIi-- sara Harris, who has been in
~ Louis the past ten days, is now at
A.beiIle.N. G.. for a few days.
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Dr. a.. y. Davis, of Crystal River
who h. getting mp an exhibit for the
World's fair. was in Ocala Tuesday.
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Mr.. {. r. Tydings is back from
White Springs and says in his case
the waters were extremely efficacious.
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The bugle call i nightly heard
now In Ocala and the city is assum-
ina a military aspect.
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Troy Hall left here Wednesday for
Stemper where he is operating a tur-
pentine farm. Mr.. Hall viii attend
the University of Florida at Lake
CITY this fall and will take two or
three comrades with him.
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Mr,. Cha-. X. sage and Mrs. Harry
cline have returned from their visit
Cd south Florida.
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Mr.. :. :. Savage, of ocala, was
recently registered at the 1T. George
hotel. Jacksonville.
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Mr.. Hugh Haycraft and family are
hack from Worthington Springs.
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Judge AT. Abshire, of Belleview,
wac visiting i'm Ocala Wednesday.
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Mrs. VI. E. Robinson, and daughter,
Rosebud, who have been visiting in
Brooklyn, Atlantic City and Savan-
nah, returned home Wednesday.
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Mr.. r. b. Beckham has Joined his
family az Fredicks Hall, Va.
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Bar Corley, of the star, Is in Lees
burg renewing ms acquaintance Win
I'D friends.
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Mr.. Frank Sampson, Marion coun-
fy's orange king was at the Monte
yuma Wednesday.
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Mr.. d. L. Bittinger is putting an
edition % his dwelling.
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Marshal Henry Gordon was in Ocala
Wednesday, but he has lost his
mustache and his friends hardly
knew him.
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Mr.. j. r. Guess, who has been
.fopninr Al the Ocklawaha Inn, left
"Wednesday for her home at Wiliston.
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MAJ. Izlar and Master Carlisle Izlar
are in south Carolina.
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Mr.. N. A. Rice the leading merch-
ant of Citra. was among Ocala
nIeasant visitors Wednesday.
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Mr.. J. L. Billingsley is again at his
post after a pleasant vacation at
Ocala, his former hOme.-Tallahassee
Eqrifnl
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Frank Milburn, architect, Column
bia, S. c., makes a speciality of draw
ing plans and building court houses
and state houses and the beautiful
work of his hands is seen at Tallahassee
and Lake City in Florida and in every
southern state. Before building a
now court house here or charging
tlt Did one it might be well for the
county commissioners of this county
to Jut themselves in communication
with this famous architect.
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Mrs. Mamie Howse StOval, Miss
Minnie StOvall Master Wallace
Stovall, and Mrs. Frances A. Howse
leave to-day for Hot Springs. Before
her return Mrs. StOvall will extend
her tip to San Francisco and for some
time may make her home in some
western city.
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The Fl. King Lodge w. o, w. held
a special meeting Tuesday night, at
which time three new members were
received into the order. The Fit.
King lodge is rapidly increasing its
membership each month.
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The Carmichael Son Co. is beginn-
ing the erection of a building be-
tween the passenger and freiget de-
pots and very near the railroad tracks
at the S. A. L. railway which will be
used for an eating house. 1t will be
extremely convenient for the passen-
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Mr.. Buck Bradley, who has been
with the, Western Union for six
or eight months past, is now with the
A. c. L. railway at the freight office.
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Work viii soon begin on the altera-
fian- of the Ocala House.
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Ana ELIzAsrTz HARRIS. LEGAL Editor
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Mrs. Herbert A. Ford and Miss
Emily Ford, who have been visiting
at Atlanta Beach and Seabreeze for
the past three weeks, returned We'd
nesday afternoon.
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NOTES.


Miss Rebecca Boswell, who has
been spending the week at the fair,
left Saturday night for her home at
Lakeland.
Messrs. Chas. H. Lloyd, Ernest J.
Crook, Stephen Jewett and VIII E.
Finch will remain at the fair for sew
eral days longer.
Misses Edith Pye, Lulu Bird and
Sara E. Harms, the three assistant
commissioners, started to-day for
their respective homes.
SARA ELIZABETH HARRIS.
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HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN.

Mr.. j. Lummus Is visiting in
~farke
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Palatka, Aug. "a, 1904.
Nine to three favor Ocala. ''Oh,
what a cinch." PEYsER.
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Mr.. Lon K. Edwards, manager Of
the Irvine Crate and Basket Com
pany, was in Ocala Tuesday on
business connected with his mill.
The mill is in full operation and
the prospects for big orders for crates
and baskets for the next vegetable
crop are in every way encouraging.
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TO the Editor Of the ocaIa Banner.
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" How beautiful Is the rain
After the dust and heat
IN the broad and narrow street!
N the narrow lane.
How beautiful is the rain :"
Friday morning instead of going
out to the fair party of us went into
town to see something of the city.
After visiting some of the stores we
went out to the city insane asylum,
passing several beautiful parks on the
way. There are about nine hundred
patients in the asylum and it is quite
pitiful. However, these unfortunates
are excellently cared for. The grounds
surrounding the immense buildings
are very extensive and beautiful and
the patients roam through them at
will. OF course there are quite a
number of more dangerous patients,
who are kept securely guarded.
This visit was quite an interesting
one for us.
Our last day at the fair we spent
visiting several of the larger buildings
that we had not already seen and in
the evening we babe farewell to the
wonderful Pike.
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When Ocala gets her electric rail-
way the sources of enjoyment for her
young people will be greatly multi
piled.
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Mr.. h. A. BurIOrd, VINO dUUeHu6u
the marriage of his niece, Miss Agnes
Burford, at Troy, Alabama, and
afterwards extended his visit to the
mammoth cave in Kentucks and the
Worlds Fair at st. Louis, has return
ed and is satisfied to be back again.
He says the thermometer at ST.
Louis registered go in the shade. But
that is not so hot. We remember
when we visited the Centennial in
Philadelphia in 1876 it registered 1O40.
Dr. and Mrs. w. II. Russell and
Master Russell, Of Common; Mr.. and
Mrs. Clarence Priest, of Kendrick,
and Mr.. VIII Counts, of Grahamviile,
left Tuesday overland for Salt
Springs, where they will spend
couple of weeks camping, hunting
and enjoying the medicinal effects
of the wonderful waters of these
springs.
A Boy WANTED.-Must be bright
and industrious. a country lad pre-
ferred. Boys from twelve to fifteen
years old may apply. The right boy
will be employed indefinitely. At
least three years service expected.
No cigarettes or tobacco allowed. |
An educational occupation. Apply |
any time before Sept. 4, 1904. Ocala |
Printing Co., Geo. L. Taylor, Mgr,
Fl. King Block, Ocala, Fla. Z % 2t