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A COLD WAVE

tua in Ocala Soen Weather Man Prediets it Sure

° temperature of 30 degrees belowzero is pretty cold weather but even

ftHlolder is promised in this city soonMore than ten times 30 below zero

1st will be the temperature at one place

on the armory stage March 13thwhere the tank of liquid air is pacedfor the score of intensely interesting

f experiments that will be given by thelecturer and d montrator engaged

it7 A Supply of this wonderful fluid 312

degrees below zero is guaranteedand extensive laboratory apparatus is

I brought with which to show itsmany peculiar and startling qualities

f The demand for seats indicates greatinterest and many are expected fromnearby towns Present experiments-with liquid air are simply voyages of

I exploration into the strange countrysS

t of hitherto unknown temperaturev What the heat of a fire is to water in-

generatingr Eteam so is the heat ofthe atmosphere to liquid air which-is so inconceivably cold that a kettleof it will boil away fiercely even up-

on a cake of ice alcohol is frozenand quicksilver is made as hard a-

sI ijiron while the airs chemical proper-ties permit of many paradoxical and

i entertaining feats To the averageL public the great charm of a liquid air

entertainment centers in the wonderfulexperiments To the scientistthere is a going behind the scenes

the experiment to him is a smallff thing the principal involved in it

and the possibilities it indicates arefull of thought that are new and

k sUing To the man who has donekY

but little work upon scientific linesand given little thought to scientific

L subjects the professors brilliant ex-

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seem like tricks of legerde-main

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dazzling by the rapid succes-sion

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of things amazing and at first I

Jt inexplainable There is enjoyment

Iandinstruction for all classessea tickets at Postoffice

I Drugstore Price 75 cents I

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YcFoley 3 Co Chicago originated I

Honey and Tar as a throat and lung I

3remedy and on account of the greatmerit and popularity of Foley

if > Honey and Tar many imitations areL offered for the genuine Ask for Fo I

lees Honey and Tar and refuse anyufsabstitute offered as no other prepa-

ration will give the same satisfac ¬

tion It is mildly laxative It con-tains

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It no opiates and is safest forchildren and delicate persons Postoffice Drug Stare m

Propounding Questions

Jt To the Editor of the Ocala BannerWhile Messrs Baskin and Thagarda-

re are answering Mr McLeods ques-

tionsv it might be of interest to the3

> people to know whether they favorif or oppose a uniform series of school-

books throughout the statef The selection of one newspaper in

f each county in which to publish allfiF ieg advertisementsS1 Repeal of the licensing of slot ma-

chinesIl

1 Requiring the county commission-ers>

° to publish an annual statement

i itemized of county receipts and ex-

Penditures and making a reasonableiL appropriation to pay for same

Fixing school age from 7 to IS andfs prohibiting the kindergarten feature

jintheflommon school1+ Requiring the circuit court judge-

to call for trial every case on thecriminal docket at each term of

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court R1-t5 Womens Kidneys

f > Women ore more often afflictediWltl kidney disorders than men butjj the symptoms to diseasesxt peculiar to their sex while in realityjt the kidneys are deranged Nervousfit ness headache puffy or dark circlesfir under the eyes pains in the backf are signs of kidney trouble that must

not be ignored or a serious maladyr Will result Foleys Kidney Curep h restored the health of thousandsjzofweak nervous broken down wo-

meni It stops irregularities and> strengthens the urinary organs Itpurifies the blood and benefits the

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t Workmen are busy making repairss

on the building occupied by Harry j

lStalbergs restaurant and confectiony store and when the interior i-

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and otherwise improved ac-cordingt f to plans and specifications

3 i won file etc he will have one-

athehandsomest places in the city J

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WITH A ROSE FOR LONGFELLOWI GRAVEI The following beautifulI poem wasj

I written by Mr Leon Hanlon of Xewi York formerly of this city > rI Hanlon has had the peom neatly gotjten up with facsimile original man-uscriptj and portrait of the author

I vr Hanlon has sent the editor ofT this paper an autograph copy withi

the following complimentj Fate meant him for a poet but the-i tagsI

Wereprose

mixed so Harris writes in

1 The poem is as followsI I stand on the bridge at sunsetI As the hurrying crowd goes byBelow is the quiet river-

I And redgold tints the skyThe roar of the distant city

Becomes a deepdrawn sighI And into my dreaming fancy

Steals the glance of a soft brown eyeMy heart is young and restlessMy soul has but one cryAlas for the endless torture

Of a love that will not dieI Old bridge your work is noble

Your pillars are strong and trueI Your piers reach under the riverI And your towers kiss the blue

As long as men shall laborI As long as women shall loveI The bridge will bear its burdenI And the blue sky bend abovr As long as time shall hold meI And the gift of death deny-I My heart must hear its burden

Of a love that will not dieI

But now the night has fallent And stars like angels peepThe city awakes to beauty

As a million bright lights leap II I think of a splendid cityj That no mans eye hath seen i

And the bridge of faith that spansThe river of death between I

Perhaps when I cross over IThe waters that darkly lieMy heart shall feel the =

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Of a love that need not die

Evangelist M F HamThe following pretty tribute was

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handed us by an ardent admirer ofi

Rev M F Ham who started a series-of

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revivals at the Baptist church Sun-day

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Evangelist Mordecoi F Ham is nothairsplitting theologian nor ahomiletrical specialist He is a manwith a message

For many years he was a travelingman and as a knight of the grip hesold more goods than any man hishouse put on the road When Godtouched his heart and life the thoughtcame If I was successful in telling

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the merits of my goods can I not he I

useful telling the goodness of myI

GodHepreached his first sermon the I

next day and has been preachingever since

From the commencement of hisministerial career great crowds haveattended his services and multitudeshave hcen brought to God Always-his coming brings a blessing

Proper Treatment of PneumoniaPneumonia is too dangerous a

disease for anyone to attempt to doc-tor

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himself although he may havethe proper remedies at hand A physicion should always be called Itshould be borne in mind t howeverthat pneumonia always results from-a cold or front an attack of the gripand that by giving Chamberlain

I Cough Remedy the threatened attack-of pneumonia may be warded offThis remedy is also used by physi ¬

I cians in the treatment of pneumonia-with the best results Dr W JSmith of Sanders Ala who is also adruggist says of it I have been

I selling Chamberlains Cough Remedy-and prescribing it in my practice forthe past six years I use it in casesof pneumonia and have always got ¬

ten the best results Sold by theAntiMonopoly Drug Store m

Not His First Offense

Arthur Robinson the negro whowas arrested at Thursday night fire

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for attempting to carry away goodsfrom the Krasnoft Brothers storewas given a hearing before JusticeWaid Friday and bound over to awaitthe action of the grand jury at thenext term of the circuit court

Since Robinsons arrest it has ben i

found that he is wanted in Lake I

county for the same offense commit¬

ted some time ago at Mt Dora

Died at Insane HospitalMr and Mrs Weber Saturday re I

ceived the sad information from DrGwinn superintendent of the stateinsane hospital that their adopted I

son Walter who was committed tothat institution about three weeksago had died on Wednesday March1 A cancer which had formed onhis neck was the immediate cause ofhis death

The Ocala Banner joins the host of i

friends in extending sympathy to the J

bereft parents

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ECHOES OF THE FIRE

i Thursday Nights Blaze Shows theNecessity of a Volunteer Fire Oe

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> partmentI The blaze in the Ocala FurnitureCompanys store on Thursday night

i shows very conclusively that Ocalasj volunteer firemen are quite impor-tantj factors in the citys municipal-

j organization While it is true weI have three men continually on dutyi at the fire station the fire the othernight proved to some of our citizens

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who have always opposed the enj couragement of volunteer organij zation that but for them almost theI

entire business portion of the cityI would now be in ashes-

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Iessrs Ed Carnichael Frank 0IRegan and many others of the old

j volunteer organization got intoi harness7 and did heroic work in pre-

ventingi the spread of the flames toj adjoining property Among thosewho took a most active part in fight-

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the flames were Hamp Cham-bers

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f Nathan Peyser Don Ford-I James Carlisle Jr Royal Cole Clif¬

I ford Hayes John Julian ClaudGates S B Kibbler Otto Groethe

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Peyton Bailey Frank Ditto FredI Weihe Lewis Lang R A DanielsI and Bart Corley

Quite a number of our colored citi-

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were also in evidence aroundthe threatened property and dil ex-

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work when galled upon

Messrs Smith C Roberts are mov-ing

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their stock to various warehousesover the city until their store buifding can be rebuilt

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The fire fighters ask us to extend-to Mrs Thos Barnes proprietress of I

the Club House their sincere thanksfor furnishing them with hot coffeewhile they were at work

rChief Brigance and his able assist ¬

ants showed that besides keeping aclean house at the station and tak¬

ing good care of the citys propertywhich is placed in their hands theycan fight fire Too much credit cannot l> e bestowed on these worthies-for the part they played in keeping-the fire confined to one building

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Claud Gates who ventured too farinto the burning building with a noz-

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was overcome with smoke andI had to be carried out He was soonI revived however and went at it againI with a will-

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Brothers were busily en-

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I all day yesterday straighten-ing

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up their goods which had beenremoved during the fire They havemoved back into their former storeroom that part of the building hav-

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suffered very little damage ex ¬

cept by water

Death Rate in New York and CncagoDuring November and December

1903 onefifth of the deaths in NewYork and Chicago were from pneu ¬

monia Foleys Honey and Tar notonly stops the cougn but heals andstrengthens the lungs and prevents

I pneumonia so do not take chances-on a cold wearing away when FoleysHoney and Tar will cure you quicklyand prevent serious results Postoffice Drug Store m

The Winter in TexasWith wood six dollars a cord and

yarn socks forty cents a pair it is go-

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to be mighty hard for us to getthrough the winter if these blizzardskeep coming We wonder why in thethunder some of that set of injunctiongranting judges that infested Texas I

like a pack of wolves a year or soago dont is> ue an order on theweather clerk restraining himfrom so imposing on the sunny southThe very idea of balmy rosecoveredTexas being wound up for weeks inice and editors forced to wear halfhosen or shiver like an aspen It isan outrage Southwest Texas

Startling MortalityStatistics show startling mortality

from appendicitis and peritonitis Toprevent and cure these awful diseasesthere is just one reliable Dr KingsNew Lefe Pills M Flannery of 11Custom House Place Chicago says

They have no equal for Consti¬

pation and Biliousness 25c atTidings Co druggist m

FOIETSHOHIT XIFj

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f Mrs Roosevelts Inaugural GownThe material for Mrs Theodore

I Rooserelts inaugural gown to beI worn tr day was woven at the Wil-

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Strange silk mill in PattersonN J It is of an entirely new designand new shade Mrs Roosevelt sug¬

I gested the design and the shadewillbe known as Alice blue in honor ofthe presidents daughter who select-ed

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it from material she saw at theWorlds Fair at St Louis While ad-

miring¬

the new shade which comesnear to an electric blue Mrs Roose ¬

velt conceived the idea that if doveslI were woven into the goods it wouldmake a Inndsome gown for the inau ¬

guration reception When the de ¬

sign was completed according to herideas it represented a flock of dovesflying diagonally across a blue back¬

ground The largest dove is a littleless than two inches from the tip ofone wing to the tip of the otherThey decrease in size until the small-est

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is very minute The doves arewoven in gold tinsel anti in such amanner that as th3 goods are heldup to the light and slowly turned thedoves seem to sink into the back ¬

ground and slowly disappearSlippers and stockings of the same

shade will be worn with the gownr and a feather in the hair also of elec¬

tric blue will complete the toiletThere will be used more than onehundred yards of chiffon and fortyyards of taffeta The materials costupward of 700 and the whole cos ¬

tume complete will cost about 1200f-

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