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SCOTT BOWNE Chemisti 49415 Pearl Street New York

Soc and fioo i all druggists

FIIIE INBElLEYIEWS-

pecial Correspondence Ocala Banner

About 1 oclo k Sunday morninga fre was discovered in the store ofthe Belleview Trading companyCharles Tremere manager-

An alarm was quickly given butthe building was beyond the reach of

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help and was burned to the groundwith nothing saved

I It seemed as if the Belleview Block-

in which is located the Masonic halland the store of the Marion CountyTrading company would have to go

too but it was saved by the heroicwork of the men and engines-

The northbound express came along

about the time the fire broke out andhelped give the alarm

Whea it was seen that the house-

on the north side of the storethewinter residence of Mr White ofPittsburgPawas likely to beburned the train crew led on by theconductor helped at railroad speed-

to get out the contents to be taken

i to a place of safetyThe cause of the fire has not yet

been learned The safe whichwentthrough the Jacksonville fire is notyet in a condition to be opened so itis not known what the contents are

A few days since thinking he wascarrying too much insurance though-

far below the value of the stock can ¬

celled a thousand dollars on it4 c The fire is a great shock him and

he is in no condition to decide whathe will do in the future

Mrs Louisa S Terrell the revered

and honored mother of Judge L L

Hopkins reached her 88 birthday I on

Sunday the second and received thecongratulations o many loving andadmiring friends

Combined with her natural dignity

and amiability is an intelligence andeprighlitness that many at sixty do

not possess making her a fine speci¬

men of beautiful old ag-eManyhappyretumsMrs Ter-

reThere was a birthday party at Mrs

Prank Pelots Saturday nights honor

Ij Of the lady of the house and Sidney

ModdoxIt was to celebrate the twentysec ¬

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ond birthday of Mrs Pelot and the-

seventeeth of her nephewMany friends and neighbors were

there and the evening was passedmost merrily

Mr J L Jones is back from hertrip to Georgia

Miss Ella Lyles is spending a fewi weeks with relatives iu Kendrink

JulyPreparations had been made to

move the postoffice into the Belle

view Trading Companys store but

that having gone up in smoke the of-

fice

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is now located in Mr Tremereshouse on Dunn avenue and Secondstreet In the southeast end of the

ij building all the rooms have beenthrown into one including those thathave been in use for the postoffice

z which Mr Tremere will use for histore until he can decide what ar-

rangements¬

to make for the futureThe large safe belonging to the

burnt store was gotten out of theI ruins Tuesday and the cohtents found

to be uninjured On the store andcontents variously estimated to be

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4i dollars there was a partial insur-

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t The fourth passed quietly ther be¬

ing no attempts here to celebrateDifferent parties went in groups toSmith Lake Lake Weir Ocala Sil ¬

1 ver Springs and other points of inter ¬

est There was no disturbance ex-cept

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i what resulted from a visit to9 toala

PiSOS CURE FOR

CUES WERE Alt ELSE FAILSBest Couch Syrnp Tastes GoodUse ia time Sold by drugg-

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Specl4iCoirespondence of the Ocala Banner

Wehave been having abundance-

of rain in this section and at thepresent time we are having some very

warm and sultry weatherCotton crops have not been doing-

so well on account of too much rainMr H R Shaw and son made a

trip to the Withlacoochee river onthe 28th and brought back a nice lotoffish

Mr and Mrs J A Smith and theirbrotherinlaw Mr Sam Collinsmade a pleasant call at Mr F AOli ers last Sunday-

Mrs Lyalls daughter Mrs Doylei and little Herbert Doyle of Tampaare visiting friends and relatives atthis place

We had quite a nice sermon atCharter Oak last Sunday by the Rev

FairMrSam Collins of Crystal River-

is visiting relatives at this placeSome people in this section are now

beginning to pull fodder and havnthad very nice weather for doing iteither

Mr H R Shaw and Mr Collinsmade a fishing trip to Ocala Friday

Our friend Mr Wrest Harris made-a call at Mr Olivers Sunday and itseems as if he had quite a nice timejudging from the broad smile hewore

One Dollar Saved Represents Ten Do-llars

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EarnedThe average man does not save to

exceed ten per cent of his earningsHe must spend nine dollars in livingexpences for every dollar saved

That being the case he cannot betoo careful abont unnecessary expen-ses

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Very often a few cents properlyinvested like buying seeds for hisgarden will save several dallars out-lay

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later on It is the same in buyingChamberlains Colic Cholera andDiarrhoea Remedy It costs but afew cents and a bottle of it iu thehouse often sayes a doctors bill ofseveral dollars For sale by all drug ¬

gists m

Rollins College at Winter ParkThis popular institution is now

entering upon its twentyfirst year ofsuccessful work It his a locationunequalled for beauty healthfulnessand general attractiveness It offers-a very high grade college course with-a firstclass academy leading to itIt offers superior advantages in muiieart and expression The most com-plete

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and practical busines coursein the state is offered in thecommercial department This isin charge of Prof J H Brinson who-so successfully conducted the busi ¬

ness department of the East FloridaSeminary The college has an ampleendowment able faculty excellentboarding arrangements very finegymnasium and everything necessary-to make an ideal institution for high-er

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education It is distinctivelyChristian but undenominational ininfluence Write for catalogue-

The Diamond CureThe latest news from Paris is that

I they have discovered a diamond curefor consumption If you fear con ¬

sumption or pheumonia it will how ¬

ever be best for you to take thatgreat remedy mentioned by W TMcGee of Vanleer Tenn I had A

cough fcr fourteen years Nothinghelped me until I took Dr KingsNew Discovery for ConsumptionCoughs and Colds which gave in¬

stant relief and effected a perma ¬

nentcure Unequalled quickcure for throat and Lung troubles-At Tydings Co price 50c and 100guaranted Trial bottle free m

Fire at Micanopy-

The large two story brick mercantileestablishment at Micanopy be¬

longing to Mr SHBenjamin was en ¬

tirely destroyed by fire Tuesdaynight

Mr Benjamin has been doing busi¬

ness at Micanopy for over thirtyyears and his establishment was oneof the oldest stores in this section ofFlorida

Mr Benjamin is a cousin of theBenjamins of this city and before go-

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to Micanopy he did business inOcala

I Mr Byron West of Jacksonvillespent the Fourth in Ocala with hisfriends Messrs Osco and Guy Zewadski

The simplest plainest and easiestway to retire from politics is simply

I to retire

U NOTED ASTRONMER MARRIES-

And With His Bride Will Observe theTo la I Eclipse of Sun

New York July GDr Charles DlIon Perrlne of Lick Observatory irCalifornia and Miss Belle Smith uPhiladelphia until recently a studert astioncmy the University of Ca

Zonia have been married at the honu-r Ut brides sister Mrs Clara Snitii-

T Ill ludelphia Dr and Mrs P rrrne-III tart on an txyedfclon to j at-

n0 tiiey tsptst to observe a totscipac ol the sun ulcn will be v

lie n that rnrt of tht world Aug SO-

if r they will ma their home >jiirt HanIton where is located L-

ick= Otbtrvatoiy Dr Perrine Li-

taJc many inortant astronomicJitcovcrics In January of this yea-H jv>un I two new jattllitesbf Jupiterrle ha3 discovered thirteen new con

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In lOO he was detailed to observea total ecipse of the sun in Georgnand in 101 had charge of a similarexpedition to Sumatra For distinguish-ed

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services to astronomy the LaLandcprize and a medal were awarded tohim by the Paris Academy Science

FATAL FIGHT AT CELEBRATION-

Big Barbecue in Honor of Fourth oJuiy Ends in Fight

Augusta Ga July GAt a barbecucelebration of the Fourth at Gastoin Lexington county South Carolinatwo men were fatally wounded onfprobably fatally and several othersmore or loss badly hurt in a fight tLatgrew to riot proportions The fataly injured are L E Reese shot in tlabdomen and back Mack Jcrrletttcut in the back and side Joe Receshot in the hip

There had been drinking among theparticipants and Mack Jerriette Reupert Moore Elliott Pound T E R°escand Joseph Reese undertook to settlesome quarrels of seeral years stand-ing

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Pound is said to have begun withbrass knucks the latter using hispistol as he arose Joe Reese thenattacked Jerriette and stabbed him sbtimes severing the spinal column andparalyzing one leg Moore then shotEd Reese and Joe Reese All areyoung farmers of Lexington county

CHOLERA INFANTUM

Child Not Expected to Live from OneHour to Another j

but Cured byChamberlains Colic Cholera

and Diarrhoea RemedyRuth the little daughter of E N

Dewey of Agneville was serious-ly

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ill of cholera infantum last summerWe gave her up and did not expect-

her to live from one hour to anotherhe says i happened to think ofChamberlains Colic Cholera andDiarrhoea Remedy and got a bottle-of it from the store In five hours-I saw TL change for the better Weki> pt on giving it and before she hadtaken the half of onesmall oottle shewas well This remedy is for saleby all Druggists m

Corn is the best food for horses Itgives them greater power of endu ¬

rance The ox and the milk cow arefond of corn and it is a good food forthem and is the king of food for hogsCorn bread is pronounced by dogtrainers to be the beat food for dogs-

It gives them greater strength and is

not too heating as was formerly sup¬

posed Corn as a nutritious whole ¬

some food is winning its way to thetop of the list

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Mr Godfrey Movers of Dunnellonhas recently purchased a splendidhome in South Jacksonville and willmove to that city in a few days toreside Mrs Moyars and IasterGeorge Voyers are IiOW in Ocala ona visit to the formers mother Mrs

Badgerand they will go from here toJacksonville Mr Moyers will con¬

tinue to keep his position in thet

mines at Dunnellon-

Mr Joseph L White has purchased-

the meat business of Mr W P Ed ¬

wards at the city market Mr Whitehas been living in Ocala for someyears and has for the past year beenconnected with the3 grocery depart¬

ment of the H B Masters store Joeis a popular young man and hasmany friends all of whom will nodoubt divide their patronage withhim Success to him

Mr and Mrs Sage and Mr andMrs Cline gave this party particul-

arly¬

in honor of their brother MrR E Yonge Jr and their sister andbrotherinlaw Mr and Mrs OttoMente of Jacksonville but at thelast minute Mr and Mrs Mentewere unable to come In everyother particular this Fourth of Julyevent was a great success

The use of the presidents big toeon the BowenLoomis matter dosntseem to clear it up a little bit Thetruth of it is Loomis has forgotten-

his catechism

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WorSe Hit than the Florida TruckersThe New YorK Packer says there

can be no doubt but that the truckseason just ending has been one ofalmost general disaster to Texasgrowers They have suffered fromnumerous conditions They have lostheavily by reason of overproduction-of certain commodities and from un-

der¬

production of others Veatherconditions were bad throughout theentire season and taken altogether-the Texas grower has been up against-the rough side of the deal all the waythrough

Many letters are coming to ThePacker from Texas growers Many-

of them are stories of sorrow storiestelling of the disaster that has be¬

fallen the grower and judging fromthe tone of some of the correspon-dence

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of this nature mismanagement-and bullheadiness on the part of someof the growers has added heavily tothe load that they are bearing forreaspns stated above-

A well known grower in easternTexas in writing to The Packer asummary of the seasons work says

We have closed one of the mostunprofitable seasons we have everknown in the truck business There-is hardly a trucker here but who hasnot lost out Truckers here arethoroughly demoralized Added tounfavorable weather and other con ¬

ditions we have had the worst man-agement

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this year we have everknown and the members of the as-

sociation¬

are to blame and no oneelse I offered them for a weU knownChicago house an advance of 60 ctsfor No 1 tomatoes 40 cts for No2s but nothing on No 3s and theyturned the offer down They shipped-to another city sight attached to billof lading at 50 cts and got their carturned down-

A Surprise PartyA pleasant suprise party may be

given to your stomach and liver bytaking a medicine which will relievetheir pain and discomfort viz DrKings New Life Pills They are amcfet womderful remedy affording-sure relief and cure for headachedizziness and constipation 25c atTydings Co m

Hoke Smith is running for gover ¬

nor of Georgia on an antirailroadp1atform Thats seems queer to thosevho are acquainted with Hokes pre-

vious

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record but no mortal knowswhat tomorrow will bring forth

Good for Constipation and StomachTroubl-

euChamberlains Stomach and LiverTablets have done me a great deal ofgood says C Towns of Rat Por¬

tage Ontario Canada Being amild physic the after effects are notunpleasant and I can recommendthem to all who suffer from stomachdisorder Forsale by all druggists

uyonwanttosettbeif biggest returns for

4 your labor and 6your ground11 you cant afford

IERRYsT-I SEEDS 1

the standard after 49 yearsZest They always produce

the largest and surestcrops All dealers 811

them Our 1993Seed Annual

free on requestOMFERRYC-

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Have a full stock of Coffins Casketand Burial Outfits pcial given toBurial services

Embalming to Order

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j Among those who spent the 4th ofJuly in Ocala were the following¬

tlemen John B Floyd who has leftSt Augustine and returned to his oldhome at Irvine Dr Eaton Lindner-of

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Anthony Prof J H Brinson ofOrange Lake Hon J B C Koonce I

Sumterville Harvey Hutchinson ofI

Gainesville Tom Hancock and Gor¬

don Newman of Brooksvalle ArthurHodge of Montbrook C H Lloyd-

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Holder and Ross Chambers of I

Orange Lake-

Cheerfully Recommended for Rheu-

matism

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O G Higbee Danville IlL writesDec 2 1901 About two years ago I

I was laid up for four months withrheumatism I tried Ballards SnewLiniment one bottle cured me I j

can cheerfully recommend it to all j

suffering from like affliction 25c 50eand 100 m

Baseball Players and FeetLouis J Kruger exchampion longs

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distance foot racer of Germany andHolland writes Oct 27 1901 Dur-ing

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my training of eight =sati races at Salt Lake City in April t11 used Ballards Snow Liniment-my greatest satisfaction Therefore-I

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highly recommend Snow Liniment-to all who are troubled with sprains 4bruises or rheumatism 2c 50c 1and 100 m

Edison Phonographs 1Edison records only 35 cts large

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selection in tock Can furnish anyEdison record in three or four daysPerpetual points will give sweeter r

music more natural tone than any iother You can play Edison records 1three thousand times Call and hearand see for yourself A E Burnett 1Agent Ocala Fla 5 2m dw

ALL SIZES

TrunksValise

HandbagsSuit casesj

AT LOW PRICES

THE CHAMBERS SHOE COMPANY-

Opera House Block Ocala Fla

NOTICENotice is hereby given that following descnbed lands will be sold at public auction beginning <Jat 12 oclock noon en Monday the

Seventh day of injnt zcoj-

at Ocala in the county of Marion or so much thereof as will be neces s ry to pay the am ount duefor taxes herein ct ooposite to tne same together with cost of such bale and advertising >I j

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nvi of seU and w of nel4 f 11ex lots 25 34 and 35 yds e 1 Iand w by 70 yds n and s in 1

nw cor 2S12211 110 6459 cps e and W by 1659 chs

nand s in se cor >811 I S21 5 741Ann Penis 5 cbs n and s by 4 chs e and w tin ne cor of sei of swl4 3312211 2 1

Mrs M G Chamberse i of nell of ne4 ex5 acres tin se cor 33 12

I i 2 90R B Hickson-Kenning1

s lit of sw 14of neii 13312121 20 1 31L and I Co Sw4 and sw of se4 3 21251 240 4 86W J Gooden 765 chs nand s by 16 cbs ej 1 I

and w in nw cor of ne4 26 1321T 122 90Isaac Bradley com 1750 chs s and 20 chs wl r Iof ne cor of nwl4 126 13211

thence s 634 chs e 317 chs 1 Tn 634 chs w 317 chs J 17 2 2 21Richard Holmes 420 ft e and w by 210 ft n and rs in se cor of e1 ofne4I271321I 2 21J 31 Meert 222 ft n and s by 198 ft e and rw in sw cor of lot 2 27 13 211 1 97T F and A B Harrisons of se i of 7iv4 of fe74 113221 5 64Mrs V M Smith sw of swN 1211322r 40 217 c

James Garvin sv4 of sei of-T se4 ll 13 10 i 55X Lewis for 1903 Slots 14 and 15 blk 11 Kerr City 10 13 25 259J M Meffert jswU of svi4 71421t 40 153B Z Baldwin sw14 of nw4 2714 211 40 2 29 i JJ D Baskin eo lot S Swains plat of Anthony I t 222W Wesley Smith lot 24 Swains plat of Anthony I

I 94Unknown ne4 and w Vs of se4 33114 231 240 5 23Charles Ford s of se ex 1 acre to R R 2h15 191 28 2 9GH L Anderson e of 51519T 320 780J H Boyles e of neU of 514 17 15 201 30 332D A Valker SW of nw4 211 15 20j 40 T1l9Charles Allen ne7 of nwl4 1315122r 40 211Eliza Donally com 1352 ft n and 1579 ft e ofj I T T

sir cor of 8thence n 105 ft w 210 ft s 15122T105 ft e 210 ft I r 3 50 AWilliam Young lot 3 sub of w of Sanchez 1grant 15J22J 10 506A M Higgins lot 2 36 151241 151 153Silas Henderson n > of se of ne4 2716181 20 4 76Addie Vogt 420 ft n arid s by 2101t e and rw in sw cor 1131161211 2 1 31Mrs L V Gary sw yof seU and e of s of j T Tsw 100 3 9J Hoag n of se7 of sei and sw4 9J16122fof se i of se 1

14116 SO 2 04Frank Moses f of sw14 and e4 of w 1191161221 240 n c78T C Hall nw i of rmit-t

25l16 221 401 4F E Clark SW of n v 23J 40 5 84TV H Cody Mgr nw i ofJ D Glymp s of swxj ex s6 of se of 51171221 164 7 80

se of swl4 t 61723 75 5 35Jake Hampton S 2 of sei of sei of swj 17 23f 5 1 38A Dibold X lot S Foss sub of nwl4 6 17l2l S 88J D GljmpX lots 10 and 11 Foss sub of nw I rU 611712311085 398Folyn and Drummondlot 21 Foss sub of nw4 617j23l 4 88A Dibold n 13 of lot 25 Foss sub of nw 1 r

N xi 61171231 92 97J C Lofley > 7 acres in nw cor of sw 7t1723f 7 1 68Carney Phosphate Co n of nW l s1T23f 80 596Carney Phosphate Co neU of nw of se 10 1 38Virgil Moorer 32 chs in 8117123Tsq nw cor of neiLand I Co

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ne4 lo171231 4 1 85of se4 ex 11 acresl1S17l23 S32 229V S West

Madam neJ4 ofe and se of nwU29 17123T SO S 21DEquivilleMiss Emma 2 of nel4 of sw14 20 1 55 1Spooner se 4 ex 65 acres on kO171241T W Henderson w side 95 2 90h w 6 of swfqr rte of 88G W Varn and Co nw414t171241 5s c of sw 4 80 2 60James A Driggers-Heorsre

Iot4 and sf of ot h9h7i25 si 303VVT Hutson sw 4 of s-

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l131726I 40 3 68Carrie A Lloyd 4125 ft e and W by 112 ft n and-sWilliam Young in sw cor blk 25 0 S Qcala T 9 6630 ft n and s by 56 ft e aria w

in nw cor of lot 1 blk 48 0 S I r

Ocala I 2 77Mrs S C Miller 105 ft e and w by 231 ft n and-sI

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t 22 88Mrs Mary Walker ne of nwI4 ex 2 acres in ne 4 19 1522l 38 5 36L B Rowland lot 4 blk 121 S S Park I t 67S M Moulton lot 43 blk 177 IeroJ 51C20T 6Farnsworth lots 27 and 28 blk 179 Leroy 131161OIJ C Grisby lots 21 and 22 blk 180 Leroy 211161201 52G S Green lots 31 and 32 blk 181 Leroy 21162O 82NJohn Cobus lot 27 blk 182 Leroy 1316201S Bennett lot 36 blk 184 Leroy 13 16 20 64H B Sprangler-Bd lots 30 31 32 blk 237 Leray161620 14D Ricker lots 31 32 33 blk 240 Leroy 16 20 1 49Ed Tt Ricker lots 1 to 16 and 41 to 48 blk241 Leroy 1 3116 20rD B Gilchrist lots 43 and 47 blk 243 Leray 21 16 20-

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JohnWyatt lots 39 and 40 blk 245 Leroy 13 16 82Armspugh lots 20 and 22 blk 247 LeroyJulia J B Nichols lot 7 blk 249 Leroy 13116120r JLCharles Readier lot 23 blk 362 LeroyJ B Kapp lot 7 blk 411 Leroy 23161201

Adam Turner ex 6 acres ia sw cor of nw andAdam turner acres in nw cor of nw of sex ii 13 21 ISO 7

1903 p ex 6 acres in sw cor of nwj and3acres in aw cor of nwj of seu 1321

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