N z < w 1 THE OCALA BANNER FEBRUARY 22 1JOl w x C5TLJ r Fl a f asin I g n r 1Mhii il Vjenttife Vjenttifenis V en t tf lbie lbietrA trA e nis Fa Fat = r Tra Tt lr8ct ct ef U L Land n d In 1 n the thees thea thePennrylv 1 t Pena1van1a Pennrylv nia CoI CoIi CDeJfield eldra eldr i a es esBy e Q 1 I tl By J A COLL COLLCOPYRIGHT Jl3 va vaw i iec ec iM e eCOPYRIGHT eCOPYRIGHT w COPYRIGHT 1901 BY J A COLL on many mln years it has been re repeated r rp repeated ¬ peated p < 1tcd over and over overagnlu overagnlutltnt again againI againthat I that George G < orge Washington was wasfirst wasnr wasw w first nr t in war first fir t in ponce ponceami peacemttt < 1ce 1cenIad ami urst in the hearts of his country countryman coul1trm ¬ man m But that Is not alL He was wasFbrow WfiSfbrf1 wasFhrewd Fbrow < l enough ntu b to understand even dur during durIn durIng ¬ ing In his 1ai lifiUme that the land in Dunbarwall Dunbar Dunbarami DunbarSlm wall Slm rcrrv townships Fayettc county couatrPa countyPa Pa would be valuable anti was among amougtlie mnougtile amongthe tile lust to set et some om of it Ill v became becamenls becausenho nls 4 the first mill owner in this cud of ofthe ortlt ofthe the tlt state t As a surveyor and a man of ofpractical ofJrA of1wAetlebusiness practical JrA 1wAetlebusiness S1lJ business policies it would wcu be beexpected b bxp beei4pecte4l expected xp t that Washingtons Yasbln tofs judgment judgmentvvfHiM judgvsentwctiid vvfHiM IM 1 > reliable In the th scltTtfon of oflaa orhnt4 ofland land l end ttt M1 I history and ant time < have lu both bothproved huth1M8fd bothproved proved that it was The tract Ite took tooktip tookup tookup up Is among l I the richest In this coun country country cowltryI ¬ try tryI and the coal be discovered and ex exmutatl exnmb1d exaattMi mutatl d is turning out Its wealth In Inprop Inp Inrroprticsrs rroprticsrs prop p rtk ts s that are a testimony to his hisforestptot hisfor hisforeSkgIlt forestptot forestptotThe for t tTlte The tract tra t which Washington 1 took up upIs upIs upis Is now DO embraced em rKro In the coalfield otlU tld of the theWasbtngtoti theTaS1lIatOll theWilth Wasbtngtoti Wilth toe real and C cke kc company companynnd cfNftlmltYand companyand and a joining territory at Star June OlLO OCILOVKL EL L CRAWFORD s CABIN CABINHo CABLottfC CARLt1lnte t1lnte Ho ottfC f HUtiKt ailm hn < n lodged in 1770ties 1770 1770tkm 100t ties t alnHit t ir 1 > mills northwest of Con ConiMM ConJ iMM J 11 Mr t Uio Although till > imputation of ofIVrty orl IVrty l tit1t fewusbip U l iu 1X 0 was s only 1426cot 142G 142Grot 14 G Gtltt rot auM Muiwwg g tbt carij t stiy purchases Imrdu lS of land landhi It tUftt vt Coarse t Washington Wu Mluton who as asfar asrar asfar far tact ta ifc as s April 3 17 R t took up a atract atrarttIIU atrut tract trarttIIU kiHrHtt JtS tJn 1 Meadows cou coutntnlMK contwe tntnlMK 1 twe 3C l acres ac es which he surveyed surveyedOct Oct 2 t the Mawe y rr ar April 3 17GU 17GUw 1769tea w tea aH w tlM t tiro tvt t tltty d y ftr r the lined oittce for forthe fortlK forthe the 1woIst prviMtclibrtes t4arfcs fur tin sale le of lands landswest llndsWeIB landswest west t tike MMHMttJiro antt x JUtd d It will thus thusbe thusSft thusbe be MM tat tirat the Fatltt atr r of ills Country Countrywas 11a was i w4 4 HBV btIhtd lHh d his UItlmpurarlcs UItlmpurarlcsI wi terap raries rariesIn In I fo itltriattw ki aalittor after a his interests bUlr Intt rts ts and get getting getUa gettaig ¬ ting Ua a P HM toti d thlHg thlHgV tlh tlhw Uhiwg1VaMt 1VaMt V Ui w 4 M writing 11ur from Mount MountVerm MountVtvnwuta Iountt Verm t S Matt if t 21 17 1 17e7 i 7 pivos hlS a hint of of6nt ofMss Mss 6nt GrMtt fmcitt to purchase Imrrl pure 1 1 lauds III ds In In0H Into inICtry ICtry itrww < 0H hip tO ColtMH Wiltfftm Wiltfftmwto 11iliiauCratefnM Uhun UhunCnrt Cnrt CratefnM wbe wto at this tla taut tit WAS living livingIn In w a Itt vM dI ON tilt 1 bank of t the Yougii Yougiiof Yo 1 oughbght b btJltt bght at tJltt I ttt c wi t stt ate of Nfv Nt t > w Hu IIatett HuCrawfords tett 1 r IttitMl Its etl ttxy tttUtad Crawfords Crawfordsvlllr I II vlllr I t It tikis tl s hitter Wasttiugtou a i1l I1 saysFn says saysl l Fn > t i a al addea Mea Mat 9t yem our truthprs Lrvtl Prs I wrote wrotet e et4II t t4II loo o eMI a if ttw 1 dare I aao o m a burr lUvtag since sincetad slaveLad llCe llCeLad Lad mt cam f time tar wtfrctiMi I now write wrieJUIC More Moreilc morettet JUIC ilc tbfMtrty ttet tell ad dtI w more < e pr w < witB OB 0 the wit sofeJ witJC subtt J JC t o A alt ir tart it Inter m r I tbna th i 4rMfy4l Ute fin br brf r rif if f Iwr > < t MeJciMoo rtctots NOW IMJ might f b be < e bed IMMi bedf f t t tae tsad wok WctI iate tdaea JI ai 11 ut cite tb laua lauato reuaIt It sax ttete i e to Matt Mattor tt a oat a tract of boat aboutly cbootin 11 ly 10 Lart or < < MMre MMrebtartKM4 tWM boeteehere we in inb inM inlf your Joarf yourbhabttd btartKM4 b trerrir alt lf fcf this that It = t any teare mYIIIicwuI f e M IIIicwuI t 0 yorrv flFOVF eww B ettLettreat W ta iCvB WC t at fl cttCII cttCIIa AIda AIdaa a tv hodJ jr d t cuoJ 1t uod la tad i eM o lie i te f4 aaL I It will W I b P G Gf rosy rosyf a adti f co ds 4e1 t 4 cvrri w tMit t = rot ent rdtrarl r or evert II IIJn aid aiddtnR dti dtnR lands la muold rtMyr tx < r Mwvr ay f tarpon or orfar 0 0n urtatwtetnJta n tatwtetnJta Util > a far tram a MfictfaB nca and xl mder mderlrrJ 1IDd 1IDdI tadrri < < I t a tad d eapconr r there alads ace intern iIKUJuhrrJ internI lrrJ I ii vtU dlH a a tncc te flcMt Me a e arm be bet a aI t fc Of wtlch ate w > pet fr mi CM W a better t dt < < ju fud5e fud5et < fc fcti e eUn t ti Un t nrtaeaad n yommK it imMJblt to Israel > ti L C9ulJ c a1J curb curbi a i < ve < < < 4 tad b he bra rat yo world 4oiae do s u cin cinLular in inu1 n nZulr Lular u1 U lrat o 11 to Ulrt Wliag R Mott MM some wethod of cecar cecarjuc ieaKJnc eeryFit Fit M toaif lMaatfl1 iatclf iattl ae nothatg BO MB 11 is men 0t eemia caratatlan eemiatVn taia taiatn tVn tt tttI i tW tl IaN e ftl1I8Ot to Mot renal loop J o DJftDt DJftDtI craMed craMedi w < a i gate o M I M k UcMWI tao o + m that the tb ilgtes aft f U to b bt be betA beh tA t TW n Mr even 1 woald oa4 chaste toa to pactpoar pactpoartill a ac < 1d < till H ttie tpria iMj l IMM K > JCN xm era give I IIart MM MMlaiurtuty a aS laiurtuty S Iart tltf socooM a < < O f ttte Mtter 1II > t < < wad or < rf what I I4n 1u Ia 4n a neat np t Rain to pope 1 eifwet ea4 + eet to pay p y j wi a atu aof ato tu Loot tW lam of next t AprIL AprIL1tkw 1 1tkw belt to iKKhtn to show what Cap Capt t ti Crawford t rM ftit rd 1 did to get t possession poose siou of ofIn oftIM ofthe tIM tarts In IVrry llIT township but many mauyOverWork uauyOverWork manyOvcrvork OverWork Weakens WeakensYour WeakensYour veakensYour Your KidneysUnhealthy Kidneys KidneysUnhealthy KidneysUnhealthy Unhealthy Sidneys Make Impure Blood BloodAll BloodAn BloodAll All the blood in your our body bod passes through throughyour throughoour throughyour your oour kidneys once every three minutes minutesThe minutesThe minutesThe The kidneys are your yourWood yourb100d 1 Wood purifiers they IIII fil filter filter ¬ I ter out the waste or orimpurities orimpurities orimpurities impurities in the blood bloodIf If they are aresick sick or out outof outof outj j of order they fail to do dotheir dotheir dot t their work workPains workPains workPains Pains aches and rheu rheumatism rheumatISm rheumatism ¬ matism come from ex excess excess excess ¬ cess of uric acid in the theWood theblood theblood blood due ducto to neglected neglectedkidney neglectedkadney neglectedkidney kidney trouble troubleKidney troubleKkiAey troubleKtdney Kidney trouble causes quick or unsteady unstead unsteadheart heart beats and makes one feel as though thoughthey thoughthey thoughthey they had heart bc rt trouble because the heart is isoverworking iscrworking isever overworking ever workmg in pumping thick kidney kidneypottanod kidneypouoacd kidneypasonod pottanod blood through veins and arteries arteriesIt It toed ta be considered that only on1 urinary urinarytroubles urinarytroub6es urinarytroubles troubles were to be traced to the kidneys kidneysb b bat at now modern science proves that nearly nearlyall all constxutional diseases have their begin beginrnng beginII II rnng 1g g in kidney trouble troubleM tcou tcouIf M you are sick you ou can make no mistake mistakeI 1 frrt f doctormf doct > fi1C your our kidneys The mild mildari mildrd milda ari a rd 1 the extraordinary Ckt crctra a > rdnalo effect of Dr Kilmers KilmersSwampRoot KilmersSw KhmersSwampIoot SwampRoot Sw mpI oot the great kidney remedy reoned is issoon isn issown soon n reaHed realL ed It stands the highest for f r its itswonderful itsderfl itswcnderfa wonderful derfl cures cf the most distressing cases casesand casesmd casesand and is Iu s Id on cuts its merits meritsby meritsb meritsby by b all 11 druggists s in fifty fiftycent flftycent t tcent cent and onedollar onedollares sin sizes sines ¬ = es You may have asample a asample asample sample bottle by mail Horn ot t S Sfree SwampRoot SwampRootfree swanIPRootfree free also pamphlet telling you how to find findout findcMt findoet out tf itYov you have kidney or bladder trouble troubleIfciMgfcAU trouble1r1Ii troublea IfciMgfcAU 1r1Ii Neel tIiIs pa K irhcn trbatwriting ten yrttinf writ J C Dr Ktinftt KtinfttTfY Kt Ktfrtt Kilntelt a t frtt TfY tt Y YL + + L letters must have bl passed Dctwecri iwcc the thetwo thetwo he hetwo two relating to the th tracts Records Recordsshow Record9sbow Recordsshow show that on tbe day ny of the opening of oftbe orI I the land office lCOO acres aer s Jf O < land inPerry in inPerry InPerr Perry Perr township were recorded whichDually which whlcbtlmIl whichdually Dually tlmIl came Into the possession of ofGeneral ofGeuJll ofGeneral General Washington although ootl1e ootl1e1al1ows the tbeMeadows theMeadows Meadows is the only one recorded recor ll1 in inWashingtons inWn inSVasbingtons Washingtons Wn hlngtons name Before the issu issuance IssueaUtl issuants ¬ ants of If patents the lands were Ne all pass passed passe ¬ i ed l ti to Wa Vnsaingtou 3 > ihi 1Inton tou himself hiruselfi himselfapintn i I Captain Ct ttnm Crawford who 110 selected l < otc l tIll tin1j thtlaud I j laud In Terry rry township also acted as asj astVashtugtuns 18i j i Washington 3shin tous s agent in taUing up lands landsj landsfor j I for him in Washington county and andalong andI andalong t along the th Ohio river valley nH in Virginia Virginiai lr lnil lnilIn i In 17TO 1 f Washington Hhiu tou made a journey jourueji journeythrough i i through tlcf ugb this section to see what Cap Captain Caplain ¬ I o lain Crawford bad purchased for him himlie llimlIte himLie lie kept a J journal of the trip and let letters lettIS letters ¬ ters taken from his biography give Ive fre frequent treQUlllt frequent ¬ quent reference to the lauds lnn s near Con Connellsvilio ConnellstII Connellsville nellsvilio and New ew Haven IIa en The jour journew jourl1ew journew new was begun l un Oct 5 and on the 12tl 12tlhe 1 12thhr tb tbtw he writes writesWe We left KiMmans early in the th morning break breakfasted br breakfasted 3 3fasted ¬ fasted at The he Little Meadows ten miles off and atxilodged aooJ andhedged lodged J tItd at the th i treat > reat Crossing of the Yuuskloghervv Yuuskloghervvat 1 at Somerfttld SoIJtfl ld 25 Smiles miles farther which we consid considrri consitldtcf cotuidrrc4 rri dtcf < t a sod days di s work workThe workThe CIrk CIrkThe The next u xt day the journal says saysSet SlysSet saysSet Set out st t sunrise Breakfasted at the CreaMeadows Crest Gr CrestMeadows t tYeadows Meadows Fayette county 13 miles and reached reachedCaptain reachedCaptall reachedCaptak Captain Crawfords about 5 oclock Crawford Crawfordis is very fine ne land lying l inh on tbe YowsMos Toohtoheny eay y a aa at atplace ata < a place commonly called Stewarts Crossing CrossingOn Cr05ilngOn CrossingOn On the 14th the journal has this en entry entry entry ¬ try tryAt At Captain Crawfords all day Went to see 2coal 2 2ce21 acoal coal bank lit oa the river not far from his houseThe house bouseTbe houseT1te The coal seemed of the very best kind burniag burniagfreely burni burnittilJ burniagfreely freely sad abtnidaace alttHld2 of it itSo itSo itSo So speaks George Washington of ofwhat otwhat ofwhat what was the outcrop of tbe nine foot footvein footI footvein vein eln of Counellsville nne IS1lle coal The coal coalbank coalI coalbank I I bank Washington refers to here ht e is prob probably probably probably ¬ ably the old entrance lutr Cl to the Penny Pennyroyal P Pennyroyal < lmy lmyroml royal mine in the th borough of Connells Connellsville Connellsm ConnelIsvilk ville m ThH opening opnn was directzy drftt dim t across acrossthe acroFsthe lcro s sthe the river from Crawfords cabin and andIn andIn andIn In sight of his home The coal is al always always atways ¬ ways known to have ave had aa outcrop outcropthere outcropthcr outcropthere there < and In the early larl days of Connelkvlile Con Connellsville ConneUsyille nellsville the mine supplied much of ofthe ofthe ofthe the coal for fo home consumption cou ulllptIon Some Sometramps Sonwtramps Sometramps tramps lit u lire in the mine 30 years yearsago yelsand yeasngo ago and It has been U4 U burning uU1niu ever since sincehaving sincebtlllI sincehaving having btlllI eaten out much of the bed un under undel tinder ¬ der the Second ward of Conucllsville ConucllsvilleItself ConuC llsviIle llsviIleItself Itself ItselfIn Its < IC ICIn In his diary Washington speaks of ofhow ofhow ofhow how he went with Colonel Crawford Crawfordon Crl ford fordon on Oct 15 1 1770 to see some lands 1Zmiles 15 15miles 1 1miles miles distant from Crawford Cm wfor s borne borneIn uoaieIn In the following follow ug manner mannerWent manntrWst mannerlteat Went t to xiew some so land which Capafn cp n Craw Crawford Cragford ra ratd ¬ ford incatfd for or me near u u the iougbio You Youb hioi luy > di ditant die dietaut > n ntartt taut bout IZ I miles mll TLi T1 tract which uu tJI < xtUts xtUtsabout t dns dnsabout 5 5tout about 16M acres 2tt inclui ee one m a as tae land as I 1eer Ifr Iewer ewer fr UK and a great < 1 al of rich meadow It is iseU i irU Itttn < ttn eU ttr vaircd a fCd aad Las L h It valuable jua mill seat t except cxoiittLt ucltt excepttit tit t t o sreart r rfl8 ai Is rat r slight 1t anJ an it I i IHot M Min iilJOt in Hot cob C0LtUtMI O > Mni mare Onto IItl 5rEn svt HI i cr c oisrfct rncttin rncttinthe IIKI 111 < 1 in inthe int the t 3 lear car The semis Jaa whi wiikh k1t b 1 paved over o r toU toUv t L J1J J1JftMftIb y ywre v wre > re cener ftMftIb ay WUy lam aad the icrowth t chi d G fjy wLe wLeoak wL wLcak w e eoak oak but i l t City I road notwitaKaadua nutiurll and 0 Pia La Latr a ac i icttraorwrarr = traorIiary c tr < < Jirar1 aad coritrary Crtr ta the proper of a aother I1 I1otlwr l lotMr other atc d 1 PV tenet T 5j 10 v before the hi hjI h h > ar trrichca r i irichest tridlst i iof I Iof richest bad the soil xpoa apt the sides 1 and 1 1of of them Uinc as tla tad < as U eoal coa sad the grt grtoat r Tnut A Awttaut wttaut nut aid clierry clierryW clew clewLVnshillgtoa tITy tITyshfugOIl W shfugOIl shi gto WitS a maa of deeds d and andvbeit an1WRtt1 andwhets whets be wade tl tile e entry eoncern roIlclrnt1the concerning concerningthe ut utthe the mil seat at he was not long In pro proc procQediug no noliu c cQediug liu lias to erect oa O otc Soon after his hisvisit IllsIslt hisvisit visit he scat Gilbert Simpson to begin beginwork lxginork beginwork work ork upon the plant The mill was waserected W3 W3crncttt1 waserected erected oa the seat t stc ltk okiit kt u of on Wash Washington Washfugtou rashIngtou ¬ ington run not far from the present presentvlltesre Itr presentvillage ent ent1I1a village 1I1a of f lYrryopoiis which w lcb Wash Washington WasbIn Washingtou ¬ ington In toD himself laid I out Between t tetn the theyears theyears theyears years of 1770 17 O and 1774 17 4 Valvutinc Craw Crawford Cmwford Crawford ¬ ford succeeded his is brother in managing managingWashingtons mautginashingtons managingWashingtons Washingtons estate In this section of ofthe ortbe ofthe the country near Counellsville Simp Simpson ¬ son retaining control of the Iii mill and andother nn nnotMr andother other buildings near u u Perryopolls The TheIndians TheIndians rileIDdians Indians gave the tb workmen seat out outmuch outmueh outtouch much trouble aud the overseers had haddifficulty ha hatIUncult haddifficulty difficulty In keeping hands because of oftheir oftbrir oftheir their fright at the redskins Writing a aletter nletter aletter letter regarding re ardittg the erecting of the mill tttillCrawford millCrawford mIUCnnC Crawford CnnC says SIt S that lie l will be obliged obligedto to erect n fort near the mill until theIndiatt the theIndian tbchIndian Indian eruption is oTer and men mentions mt mtUems mentions ¬ tions the fact let that Simpson seemed hseemet1erF seemedvery seemedvery very erF much scared scaredBecause scaredBeCAuse scaredBecause Because of the Indian troubles trou les it was wastwo wastwo 1S 1Stwo two years eftrs from the time the mill was wasstarted wasstarttd wasstarted started till completed In the menu menutime ml meantime n ntime time Crawfords letters show that he hethought Illthought hethought thought Washington 1shln tou had made a bad badjob ba bajob badjob job of It In attempting to build the theinilL themitt themi1L mitt Washington asl1iu ton was apprised of the themills tilewills themills mills completion while he was in camp campbefore Cllllpbeforc campbefore before New ew York after the battle of Long Island and history Is usually si silent slh silent ¬ lent h nt to the tb fact that during the wbole wbolecampaign wbolecampnign wholecampaign campaign he paid some attention to tobis tohis tohis his lands in Fayette l county while dl directing dlrectlug dlrectiug ¬ recting also 1so the tb operations of the Rev Revolutiouists Re Reolutiouists Revolutionists olutiouists in all parts of the land landWashington llndu511into1 landWashington Washington u511into1 himself tired of his mill milland milland milland and tried to sell it in 17S3 l S5 when be bewrote lIewrote hewrote wrote to Thomas Freeman who bad badsucceeded hn hnsucceede badsucceeded succeeded Valentine Crawford as his hisagent hisngent hisagent agent 001 If t I could get 1500 for the themill th thmill themill mill and an 100 acres of land most con convenient conenitn convenfcnt ¬ venient thereto 1 would let it go for forthat forthAtmomy forthat that thAtmomy money But it was as not till 17SD 17SDthat 17SUtlmt 1759that that Washington 1sl1lngtoll was able to make any anyarrangement anyarrangement anyarrangement arrangement when the property was wasleased waslensed wasleased leased to Colonel Israel Sbreve who whohad whohad whohad had been one of Washingtons faithful faithfulsuVordnates faIthfuls su suVordnates s r UIAJe in the Revolution The TbeV TheYo V Yo 1 L1 L Yatiey y auey nl Paducah Ky I writes writesI 4II I had ba a severe severe case of kidney disease diseaseand diseaseud diseaseand and ud three of the best physicians phs cians in iusouthern insouthern insouthern southern Kentucky treated me without with without witbout out succes I was induced to try tryFoleyjj tryFoleY tryFoleys FoleY Kidney Cure The first bottle bottlegave bottJegave bottlegave gave immediate relief and three hot bottles hotties Jot JottIes ¬ tIes cured me permaueutly I gladly gladlyrecommend gladlrecomlUnd gladlyrecomnliud recommend this tfontierfur W btil1 n rtulremooye rtulremooyeAti rful remedy remedym Ati A l nP yDr Dui Duiy j8t iiv m mc m y c A O < + deeds conveying the property were nev never never ncvN ¬ er executed XecutN by Washington as be died diedat dIel1Ht at Mount Vernon in 1710 l < J before the tbetransaction thetransaction thetransaction transaction was completed Colonel ColonelSbreve ColonelShrevc ColonelShreve Sbreve dying the same year also The Themill Thti Themill i mill property passed pnssl later to Powell PowellHougO PowellIIougIi PowellHough Hough and through a succession suc esslon to toSamuel totSnmuel toSamuel tSnmuel Samuel Smith The old mill Is known knownto I to few because it Is isolated and 1n sel seldom selI seldom ¬ dom mentioned In song or story It is ispicturesque ispicturesque Ispicturesque I picturesque the Illustration being true trueI I I THE OLD WASHINGTON HILL HILLErected MILLErected I1LLErected Erected on a site selected by Washington ir 17601 17601to 169 169to 1789to to life at present For over 10T 10 > > yearstbe yearsthe years relfSth the th mill bas been In operation except a afew a aflw afew few years prior to 1790 wben it was wasout wasout wasout out of use us for repairs The sketch of oltbe oftbe ofthe tbe cabin sbows Crawfords Cra wfords home In InNew InlW inNew New lW haven Hl Yen where Washington was wasalways wasnlwa wasalways always nlwa s welcomed as a guest while whilemaking whileU1aki whilemaking making U1aki ug visits to this part of the coun country countr country ¬ try tr This cabin is no longer In exist existence exIste existence ¬ ence e ce having been torn down by relic relica relictitorl relichtyltorc htyltorc titorl a ffjw r W years ago agoSores noQ agoSores r5o Q 4 flJ hi 0 0I Jii jij f I fiiftai 4 Ur r11 Fcs ii o d > > ti f J JSores Sores and Ulver never ll U becurie b > curt chronic chronicmiiess chron1unless chronicuaiess unless the blood is in ia poor condition contLtionisluIsh is isslu i islulsh = slu slulsh ish v vjik P t tk and m unable lbc to throw oil oilthe Gtrthe fl flthe the poisons that accumulate accu nilate in it The Thesystem Thsstem Thesystem system must be relieved of the unhealthy unhealthymatter unbealthymatter unhealthymatter matter through the tore > and great danger dangeito angeI angeIto to life would follow should it heal before beforethe beforethe beforethe the blood has been made pure and healthy healthyaad and all impurities eliminated from the thess thesstem sys system system ¬ tem SSS begins the cure by first cleans cleansing cleans11g cleansing ¬ ing 11g and invigorating the blood building buildingup up u the general health and removing from fromaU froIJthe fromsystem the nSrbid1 sst system m A OOHSTAflT CCISTJ R Reffetematter U 7T D DRAin DRAIhefTete > aU a al 11 morbId murbsdeffetematter efTete effetematter atter W3 UPOtI THE SYSTEM SYSTEMWhen SYSTEMhn SYSTEMWhen When hn this has been accGiupished the dis discharge dischartie discharge ¬ charge gradually ceases and the sore ot otulcer otulcer ofulcer ulcer heals It is the tendency tend ncy of these old oldindolent oldindo oldindolent indolent indo ent sores to grow worse and worse worseand worseand worseand and eventually to desLoy the bones Local Localapplications Localapplications Localapplications applications while soothing soot ug and to some somsextent somextent someextent extent alleviate pain caunot reach the scat seatof scatof scatof of the trouble S 555 S S does and no matt matteihow mattIhow matthow how apparently hopeless your our condition conditioneven even though your constitution has broken brokendown brokendon brokendown down it will bring relief when nothing nothingelse else can It supplies the rich pure blood bloodnecessary bloodnecessary bloodnecessary necessary to heal the sore and nourish nourishthe the debilitated di eased body bodyMr bodlIr Mr J n Talbert Loci Bo Box 245 2 s45winona Wiaona Miss Misssays Misssays Misssays says Six years cars ago a o my m leg le from t rom the knte knt > e to tothe toth tothe the th foot was one solid sore Several physicians physicianstreated phsiciausHeat physicianstreated treated Heat me and I made two trips tc Hot Springs Springsbut but fouud no relief I was induced to try S S S Sand StI Send and tI d it made a complete cure I have been a per ¬ fectly fe = t1y well man ever since sinceis sinceS sincesp p g is is the only purely vegr veg vegetable vegft r ft etable blood purifier purifierknown lunfetknowncontains mrifi t tknown S S known knowncontains contains no nopojsonotis uopoisonous fl fla a t poisonous minerals to toruin toruin tocs cs 3p ruin the digestion digest ion and andadd andadd andadd add to rather than relieve your suffer sufferings sufferin sufferings ¬ ings in s If your flesh does not heal readily readilywhen readilywheu readilywhen when scratched bruised or cut your our blood bloodis is in n bad condition and any nn ordinary sore soreis soreis soreis is apt to become chronic chroticSend chrotieSend chronicSend Send for our ou free book and write rite our outphysicians ourphyscial1s ourphysicians physicians about your our case Ve make nc nccharre nochanc ncthane thane for this service serviceTrtS serviceTlh ficeTU TrtS TU SWIFT SPECIFIC SP CFfC CO ATLANTA GA GAGood GAGood CAGood Good Things to Learn Learntra Learns L s tra to t laugh hHl h A good laugh is istimes isolUdimes isoturtjlnes olUdimes times better tliati medicine mediejneLearn medicineLearn medicineLeun Learn how to tell a story A welltold well welltold wflItold told story is as welcome ns a sunbeam sunbeamin ill a sick ic k roast roastLexn rou rQuL > ti tiLe Lexn Le L ru l1 to keep your our own troubles to toyoarvlf toou toyourE yoarvlf yourE ou tf 1 lilt he world is too busy to tocare tuIre tocare care Ire for your our ills 1lI It ml sorrows sorrowsLt orroujLt orro orroIJtru Lt IJtru ru to stop crooking If you on can canuot eannttt uu uul1ut uot Sfe s > e any good iii this world keep keepthe keeptill keepthe the bui to yourself yourselfLeMii yourselfLertt oourstl f fLtru LeMii to attend strictly strittJ to your yourown yourotvtt uur uurOWI1 own business bu iness Very important point pointLf loutLeuru Lf Leuru > tiTU ru to hide your l1ur aches and pains painsunder painsunder painsunder under a pleasant smile smileLfirn smileLlrn smileIetrn Lfirn to greet your friends with a asmile asruilt asmile smile They lhe carry arr too many nHlu frowns frownsin in their t own hearts to be bothered botheredwith botheredwith botheredwith with any of yours LaGrippe Quickly Cured CuredIn CuredIn 44 In the winter of 1S9S aud 1S99 I Iwas Iwas Iwas was taken down with a severe attack attackof attackofwhat of ofwhat what Is called LaGrippe says F LHewett LHewett L LHewett Hewett a prominent druggist of Win Winfield Winfield Vinfield field Ill The only medicine I used usedxvas usedwas usedryas was two bottles ot Chamberlains ChamberlaiusCough ChamberlainsCough ChamberlainsCough Cough Remedy Remed It broke up the cold coldand coldand coldand and stopped the coughing like magic magicand magicaud magicand and and I have never neversiuce since been bef > u troubled troubledwith troubledwith troubledwith with Grippe Chamberlains Cough CoughRemedy CoughHeml CoughRemedy Remedy Heml can always ba depended upon uponto to break hre lk up a severe cold and ward off offany offany ofany any threatenened attack of pneumon pneumonia ¬ ia It is pleasant to take too which whichmakes whichwakes whichmakes makes it the most desirable and one oneof oneof oneof of the most popular preparations m muse IIIUEe inuse use for these ailments For sale by byAntiMonopoly byAuti byAntiMonopoly AntiMonopoly Auti lonopoly Drug Store m mWanted mWanted mWanted Wanted WantedReliable WantedReliable WantedReliable Reliable man for manager of branch branchoffice branchI branchoffice branchoffice I office we wish to open in this vicinity vicinityIf If your record r cord is O K here is an anopportunity anopportunity anopportunity opportunity Kindly give good gaodrrefei gaodrrefeience refer reference rel relence ence when writing T TfieA TieAT e AT ATWholeMri T MartiWholeehre Marti MorrilV1 WholeMri V1 ole are House Bo Gibclnn lneln il3cinailO t tioIl tioIlmr i i mr eitil jliVf lft1liJ llt llt1i 06 r < 1i > c Phosphate Notes NotesIi i iIt r rIt It I is stated that tbe Louisville LouisvilleNashville LouisvilleS LouisvilleNehyille i Nashville S hlme Railroad ia now moving 2000 carloads of phosphate rock from fromMt fromfit Mt 1 t Pleasant Teun to Pensacola PensacolaFla Fla all over its own lines direct for forshipment forshipment or shipment to Cuba CubaThe CubaThe i iThe i ii I The shipments of phosphate rock rockby rockby rockby by months from Port Tampa for theyear the theyear theyear year 1900 as reported by the collector collectorof of customs of that port were as follows fol follows follows ¬ lows January 15412 tons Febru1 Febru1ary Feoru Feoruarr February ary 17856 tons March 17564 tons tonsApril tonsApril tonsApril April 16779 tons May 16247 tons tonsJune tonsJune tonsJune June 30734 tons j July J ub 25922 tons tonAuuust tonsAUlwst28825 tonsAusust Auuust AUlwst28825 28825 tons i September 16 670 tons i October 9453 tons i Novem November NOV November lIl lIluer ¬ ber 27392 tons December 27136tolls 27136 27136toMS 27136towa toMS or r a total of 241990 t tray < MH against 200005 tons for 1893 Aiaong A noni long the theconipiiiies thelImpHlics theCtnlp conipiiiies Ctnlp tnies whipping from Port Tarn r m pa padurhiglOOO podur paluring durhiglOOO dur luring 1lg 1900 the Palmetto PhopliiVe PhowplmteCo Pilo nh1te J JCo t t tCo Co leared 113705 tons Lund Lan Pehhl PehhlPhosphate p hl hlPhosphute 1 1Phosphate Phosphate Co 34961 ton J Bitt BattKenb Bittgenbach ll ltt lttgfnb1h Kenb genbach n h 32884 tons toes j Florida Pha Phaphat Ptt s sphate I IIb3t phat Co 1493 tons Orenhad renh ad Phos Phosphate tphate I Ipbate phate Co 12172 tons Florida Euginet Eugi EugineTiuj EngiI1lfriu neTiuj net riLg Co 11717 tons Joseph Hull 10310 tons and other smaller smallerHiuoutita smallernrstouuta r I IruOUIl Hiuoutita HiuoutitaThe nrstouutaThe ruOUIl I IThe I II The orange orange crop of r Florida Flori a for the thepw thepast pw past i season probably reached one mil million million nilon I lion on and tl u l a half crates tes The past win winttr j jterw i iter terw ttr wa vss so open and delightful rleli htful that thatfn i 1 fn a < r lunge nge area will he largely exieudrtl ex exiendrd I iendrd i l1cnl and in a little while Florida Floridawis Floridawiil Floridaiciii wis regain rtg in all it lost by the freeze and andit au auIor andttn I it Ior > ri The Fl Fhrida > rida orange seems to toIM toIt i ira IM 1 a t tit necessity t essitY ahd no other orange orangeM I ii ra M il Likj Lt k > its place placeI 1 I I THE8Ee THE8EeLADiE T ill illII LADIE LADIEV V J l lHAVE II IIHAVE > hAVe HAVE riEvER riEvERCried NEVER NEVERTried NEVERiried Tried the greatsystem great greatsystem greatsystem system regulator regulatorASH regulatorPRICKLY re ulaTor ulaTorPRTCKLYAMI PRICKLY PRTCKLYAMI PRTCKLYAMIBITItRL ASH ASHBecause A H HB B BITItRL BITItRLBecau I TTER i I II Because theythink they think ifi3 itisnstyardbiiterdireeaale if is isnasty 5 5n I nasty n 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SolicitedPrompt Prompt Attention to all Business Bu iues8 Entrusted to our Care Carege CareExlange CareFxcllanee Exlange ge Bought and SoldA SoldJ Sold SoldrWF A rWF v rSp y v A v 1 1J J H MORTON WD W D MORI lOR1lJi CO COSuccessor WtR Ju tR i 5i 8 LA LUMB1 t R COMP COMPAY COMPAYtAlso 11 a 1 Ii w i f r rAlso tAlso Also Successor to Yankee Novelty WorksRough Works WorksRough WorksRough Rough and I inishin 1 n1SIIn a Lumber L Mite MuitesSeho M tnte Sf SfScha Seho 1 De4s De 1 ks Church Seats SeatsTables Tables r ltlb r 1 es Door and Window Frames Railings Pulpits Bedroom BedroomSuits BerlruoIriSuits BedruilrriTables Suits Kitchen Tables and Safes Moldings Turned Work WorkScroll WorkScroll Yor YorScroll Scroll Sawing Lath Shingles Etc EtcPATENT EtcPATENT EtcPATENT PATENT BEE HIVES A SPECIALTY SPECIALTYIpEstimates SPECI SPECIALTYEstimates LTY LTYEstinlates IpEstimates v = Estimates promptly furnished furnishedJ J F Fe EDWARDS EDWARDS3IG ED ARDS ARDSBIG BIG eac r r WHISKEY t C Hr Hreac law t HOUSE HOUSEGtisvJe HOUSEG1125J HOUSE1Cif GtisvJe nl Ocala Fla FlaI I 1Cif I II I M I C = I Io ff o i ffGRYE j iI I GRYE GRYETRIb ° M MFINE TRIb E MARK rk C r = = r rr f = k l0 r I r r = I Il IJ < = l 9 J = 5 C 0C C 0 0 I I Q I 2 2I I I IFINE 1FINE FINE WINE WE WBISKIES ISKIES and BRANDIFB BRANDIFBMy BRAN DID S SMy My ly f2oo r oo Rye or Bourbon at 175 i My Iy 1400 k 00 Gin at atMy 1 1Iy 135 135My My Iy 250 00 a 200 oo My Iy 2oo oo North Carolina Corn at 0 I 111 111Iy 12 12My rs rsMy My Iy 300 u u 256 56 My Iy 250 00 MfaDewCornat Jrlu Dew Cocn at2o at2oMy at 2es 2esMy 2 My Iy 400 a 00 3co I My I y 300 II II 3yt 3ytMy 25 25My 9 58 58Iy My Iy 2 200 oo Gin Ginat at M 175 My Iy 400 jc jcMy 3 3Iy 3ca 3caMy My Iy 250 aooMy 200 I My Iy 400 New England Hum at 301 301The 3CITile 301ci The Jug Ju JugIn aixl Rlf ci Keg g Trade Made a Special Feature FeatureIn Feel FeatuIn 1re In sending your orders always always send enough to cover the cost of jugs Halfgallon jugs jugsloe jugsloeigallon roc laclgallonjug roc1gallon igallon lgallonjug jug jug15cgallon IscjJRallonjng jug 25 5 gallon 3 jug350 jug 3SC kegsl kegslI kegs Sl Slr I sell more whiskey and better whiskey than any house in Florida because I give good boa hOle howeat eat e > t goods oods and full measure measureA A trial order wilt convince yon that we are ar the people Terras cash with the order orderF orderyoursanxiousto orderYoursanxioustoplea yoursanxiousto leae e J F EDWARDS EDWARDSO 1 9 9STANDLEY ff ffSTANDLEY i STANDLEY CRANFORD CO COE COWe j i iWe E O g We carryall carry all grades of Wagons V a ons Buggies BuggiesSingle g b 3 3A A Single and Double Harness Etc in In stock at all alltimes toot toottimes r times We have a larger and more varied stock stockthan stockpt stockthan than before and uptodate line can cannot canE ever a more Cf1i Cf1inot 02 02i 02b 02E E pt not be found in or near Ocala Our best r is isbetter isA isbetter Efl A better than anybody elses best Our leading leadingbuggies i > t tZ Z buggies are the Columbus and Barnesville our ourbest ourtc4 ourbest tc4 best wagons are the White Hickory and Owens Owensbpro b tjboro dboro bpro boro These names are sufficient We carry ve vehicles vein ¬ 00 hicles with solid rubber and pneumatic tires in invery h I rq 1 very pretty shapes Lap Robes Horse Blankets BlanketsH r ra w = S H Whips Wh s Piece Harness Etc Our prices are the thelowest j jt1 V lowest in in the state stateSTANDLEY stateSTANDLEY j jEfl E t1 STANDLEY CRANFORD CO I g ti tiV 1 C r f fc V c N Ni f l i 1 1Q u Q n