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The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-10
Mobile Society News.

The Osceola Club of Pensacola Is ar ranging large and handsome ball ot be given to the officers of the fleet stationed there. The ball will take place March 18th which Is Mi Careme or mid Lent, the one day in the Lenten season that may be devoted to worldly pleasures. It Is probable that a party of Mobilians will go to Pensacola to attend the affair which promises to be a very attractive one
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-10
Battle in A Chruch,

Augusta. Ga, March 9.-At Mount Pleas ant Baptist Church, six miles from John ston, s. C., two factions sprang up in
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-10
HUNTER IN NEW ORLEANS.
Guatemalan Supreme Court Confirm
 ed AcQuittal.

New Orleans. March 9.-Dr. w. Godfrey Hunter and his son arrived from Guate- mala tonight. They will leave for Louis vile tomorrow night and from thence to Washington.
 They state that the Guatemalan Supreme Court confirmed the acquittal of w Godfrey Hunter, Jr., of the murder of Fitzgerald.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-10

In the City Court this morning Hon. O. ]. Semmes sentenced the following con- victed persons to terms as follows:
 George Gaines, assault and battery with pistol. three months hard labor.
 George Gaines, carrying concealed ! weapons, three months hard labor. ~
 Robert B. Huffman obtaining goods by false pretense, six months hard labor.
 Robert B. Huffman, selling property of another, eighteen months hard labor.
 Thomas Jones. burglary. two years hard labor
 Joseph II. Varella, burglary and grand larceny, three years in penitentiary Jerry Toy. larceny. six months hard la bor.
 Eli Small. assault with intent to mur- der, two years hard labor.
 Mary Hunter. receiving stolen property, thirty days In County jail. Dan Jackson, burglary, two years hard labor.
 Taylor Jenkins. grand larceny. one year hard labor.
 Charles Washington, grand larceny. one year hard labor.
 In the City Court John Calvin, convicted of grand larceny gave notice of an ap- peal and sentence was suspended in his case. At the same time of the appeal a motion for new trial was filed and argu- ment will be heard in the near future.
 The first case cahed was that of R. A. Goodwin, jointly indicted with Calvin and Ashburne, for grand larceay in connec- ton with the alleged taking e a large sum of money from A. Fine in the South ern Hotel. Calvin, as noted has already been indicted.
 The Board of Revenue and Road Com mssioners ot Mobile County. met in reg ular monthly session at noon today, Pres ident HoicOmbe in the chair. Routine matters were disposed Of. The only real ly important matter which came up was the election of a road superintendent for the first district of Mobile County. Jo- seph II. Jackson, the present incumbent. was reelected.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-10

Mir. R. NJ. Cary of Pensacola arrived here Sunday on short visit to his sister, Mrs. Henry Hall, Jr and remained over to attend the performance by the Bosto- nians this evening Mrs. Hall and Miss Clara Cary will accompany him back to Pensacola.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-10

There was but small attendance at the Pivot Whist Club this afternoon owing
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-10
THE JUICE 0F LEMON
 WILL PREVENT
 TYPHOID
PfF JUICE OF THE SOUR FRUIT IS
 USED FREELY DOCTORS DE. CLARE TT WtEI KILL TYPHOID GERMS.

NEW YORK. Dec. Ss.-Dr Ernest c. .dedcie, president of the health department. referring to the discovery aasd to have been made recently in England that lemon t3uice wusfad Kill typhoid germs fn waterl and to have beeu proved by experiments an Chicago. says he knowe these experi- uneuts have been tried ofsen before ana that many physicians treat their typhosdt tpoe1snte with lemon tutcs. T haven't made any experiments my..
 self. but I am. sure ,tfnt lemon juice In, sSwater win 1iik leeruas 1s enough is used sorange Juice vii do the same thing. and. in fact. we have been feeding pat,ents. rthak right along. There as nothing new in fhis discovery of lemon 4s1ice It takes
 moro orange juice than lemon 3uice, be-
 cause the tosmer has not 60 much citric ac5d init and yet it. asse powerful neutral-
 iseT. There Is no doubt that acid will
 hli typhoid germs"
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-10
THE GIFT OF A
 TAINTED ANCESTRY.

well as tue ulluulc aged and young, with out any harmfulafter effects, or the least injury to the most delicate constitution.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-10
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Advertiser Bureau.

Advertiser Bureau. Mobile, March g.
 Miss Amanda Weir. aged "A years. pass ed away at the family home, 1l29 Church Street. after an illness of several months
 Miss Weir leaves three sisters. Mrs J. O. Belknap, Mrs. Chris and Mrs. Cecil Weir, besides other relatives. At his home, No. North Broad Street. this morning. after brief illness, MT. Elijah Willis, aged 66, and one of Mobile s old and highly respected citizens. passed away MT. Willis was a native of North Carolina but had resided in this city
 nearly all his life He leaves two sons, Messrs. Claude and John Wills. The following were yesterday elected officers of the Fidelia Club for the en-
 suing year: E. E. Bernheimer, President, reelected; Maurice c. Friechmeyer, Vice President; Jonas s. Markstein, Secretary, re-elected; Herman W. Leinkauf, Treas urer, reelected; E. A. Pincus, E. H. Frohlichstein, H. Brown, Executive Com mittee.
 The Commercial Club Is preparing to send a number of logs North for experi-
 menting in paper making. Delegates from local camps of the Woodmen of the World left for Pensacola this afternoon to attend the convention of Jurisdiction No. l, comprising Florida,
 Alabama. Georgia and South Carolina, as
 follows: Maple Camp, No 50, James Gar
 rity, John H. Duff, Charles Delhomme;
 Forrest Camp, No. l, John Mahon, John
 Forsythe, E. L. Cahall, James Kohl, John
 Kane, Omer Patereau; Carnation. Camp, r. T. Perkins.
 The new Mobile Ttheatre presented an inspiring scene yesterday afternoon, the occasion being an evangelistic meeting
 for men only.
 The meeting was under the auspices of
 the Young Mems Christian Association.
 and at the hour of service the parquet and
 dress circle were filled with men and
 boys. Rev. T. T. Martin of Denver, Colo,
 was introduced as the speaker for the
 occasion. Rev. A. c. Harte. Secretary of
 the Young Mems Christian Association, opened the service appropriately. singing
 being led by the Association male choir
 lady presiding at the plano. Evangelist Martin proved an eloquent
 and forceful preacher and had the atten-
 ton of his congregation to the end. He
 quoted liberal1y from the Bible. his sub
 ject being Salvation
 At the conclusion of his sermon the | evangelist asked for those who would promise to do better to make 1t known by | holding up their hands. Many signified a | willingness.
 Announcement was made that Evange- | list Martin would hold two services daily
 during this week in St. Francis Street
 Methodist Church.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-10

At the police station this morning were noticed the incoming Chief of Police, John Case, and his clerk-to-be, Vincent Giblin These gentlemen were there for the pur- pose of getting a course of instruction in their respective roles which they will assume on March 16.
 Mir. Case stated to your representative that the present. force would be kept in- tact until April l. at which time the new b-oficers and patrolmen would be an- nounced.
 It Is learned that of the sixty-five men comprising the present force there will be hardly a doben to remain. Some of those who opposed the present admins tration are seeking other places to gain employment when they walk the plank while some are hopeful.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-10

The decomposed body of George Col man, the young English lad who was drowned from the British steamship Dal- mally. at the foot of Dauphin Street, sev- eral days ago, was recovered this morn ing at an early hour. The remains EsAe viewed by the Coroner and then turned over to an undertaken for preparation for burial
The Montgomery advertiser., 1903-03-10

The remains of Patrick J. Kiduff, who died in New Orleans, were brought to Mobile yesterday afternoon and inferred in the Catholic Cemetery.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
RLITCHTON
CARD Playing and Dancing.

Warfsre against dancing, card
playing and other kindred aLn1se-
ments has been declared by a Muncie.
Ind, minister. In recent address
he declared that the dance WAS the
road to ruiLatiOn and hell and that
card playing was little behind. He
said that no one could be a good MEM
Der of the church and at the same
time dance and play cards. He also
paid his respects 10 women wearing
lOw-necked aud shOrt-sleeved dresses.
even when lace yOkes and sleeves aye
used, and called such persons half
nude.
Hardly Sunday passes but some
clergyman devotes his sermon to a
discussion like the above. The iuteu-
lions are evidently excellent, but We
seriously doubt if the good results are
noticeable. Dancing aud playing
cards sre right or wrong according To
the temperament Of the participants.
Many young people have been started
on the road TO ruin by each OF these
amusements, and yet TO thousands
and thousands of others dancing has
been an en- jOyable and wholly inno-
cent pastime and games of cards have
provided pleasant way of passing an
evening. Both diversions will con-
tinue 10 be ell joyed in future as they
have in the past.-Palm Beach News
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
GATE RViLLE.
w. 0. WAID

The farmers Of this section are very
busy gathering hogs u put in TIE
splendid fields Of peanuts which
Gaiterville can boast Of.
The las; few days have been the
pleasantest OF the season. All were
made glad.
Mr.. Jason Moore, Of Holder, was IN
Gailerviile the past week. Business
being the object Of his visit.
Uncle Joe made flying trip 10
Dunnellon Saturday evening and It
was very unfortunate evening for
him, or at least, the latter part Of it
was. He says if the people living Oh
that road don't vote dry ticket it
won't he because they don't need il.
Saturday morning number Of the
citizens met at Stokes ferry and as
sisted Mr.. r. d. Stokes in his work Of
repairing the ferry boat and it is
likely the crossing will be suspended
while the boat is undergoing repairs.
1t WAS thought the old boat would
answer for few days, but at present
ii is doubtful.
Mr.. Archie y. Brass made a busi-
ness trip to Lecanto Saturday return
ing Monday morning.
Wonder who the parties were that
had such d pleasant time crossing The
river Saturday? 1 guess they crossed
all o. K. and made it, home too
Come again Mr.. H., may be it won't
be so bad next time.
Mr.. 4. d. Stokes made a business
trip tO-the Brick City Monday.
Some of the young people of Cater
vile, accompanied by Mr.. @. o.
Turner, attended preaching Sunday
evening at the convict camps near
DunnellOn. Rev. B. T. Rape preach
ed good sermon.
The people here can't understand
why their school has not commenced.
They can't hear anything concerning
it. Hope it will soon open its doors.
Mr.. c. B. Brooks leaves today to
resume his work at Inverness, which
place he was at before going TO Jack
sOnville on the encampment. He
reports having fine time while in
Jacksonville
Success 10 the Banner.
L
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
PORT ihGlIS.

One ship is anchored out Al the
Farewell buoy, waiting to be plotted
into the pool, where vessels are loaded
with rock, and two more are on the
way aud will be here IN a few days.
school has opened here.
Miss Ola Cleveland, OF Rockwell, il
visiting friends here.
Mrs. Roach and Mrs. Arundale,
with their fauiiier. moved 70 Lake
land last We-K II take advantage Of
the exce.lenr sen a.. nf which that
place can BOAST. Tneir husbands viii
remain here a while longer.
3ir. Sterling, while on hi way home
from here = few days ago. killed
a large rAttIe-nake wnich waS lying
across the road.
Frank Butter has returned from
Hudson, where be had been summon
ed ~ telegram to tie bedside Of his
mother He left her greatly improv-
Ell
". y. Brice has moved the old
dredge. No l. TO the island where
they are busy preparatory to building
the .sAa ~, yt-ax.-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
BLiTCHToh.
further on.

The farmers OF this section are pre-
pairing 70 harvest the remaining hay
crop.
Mr.. thompson, living near Sanford.
Is in our town looking for site for a
location. He is an all round business
man and il going into the stock
raising business.
DR.. Bitch and his charming daught-
er, Miss Legie, left Monday for Louis
vile, Ky. They will be gone for a
period Of three weeks. We wish them
pleasant trip.
Mrs. F. \. Carter was visiting at
Williston Saturday returning home
Sunday.
Mr.. J. A. Hadsock. Of York, is
spending while with his nephew,
Mrs. y. L. Freymouth, at this place.
Hon, e. VI. Brown, of Ocala, passed
through our town Friday en- route to
the Shell Pond barbecue. Hurrah
for this noble man and his enterprise.
Three cheers will accompany mis-
election.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25

besides would answer every purpose.
The county desires and needs
immigrants. Is this one of the ways
TO SECURE them, squauder the county
property when the people Of the state
s. one voice are asking for al increase
in taxes for school and road purposes?
The county needs schools and the
county needs roads 10 get 10 these
schools. Bu' where i tie money
coming from 10 build these roads?
II would be a beautiful contribu
ton 10 history, literature ami legend
AIRY love 10 say The people OF Marion
county, state of Florida. travel from
twenty 10 thirty miles through the
sand with two horse team hauling
about 3 worth Of produce 10 get TO-
Ocala to see the postoffie built upon
ground donated by Marion county 20
the United States government.
Erected IN the year 1903 aud 1904"
Will you do it? pause for an
swer. Very respectfully,
W.O. WAID
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
CLAIMS US a MEMBER.

To the Editor OF the Ocala Banner.
A few extracts from my thoughts
on reading Mr.. Harris lay sermons.
l don't think be would like TO be &C
cused of being Spiritualist, lead
ing light but with the knowledge
displayed by him he can hardly be
esteemed in any other light than a
lay member
Our Spiritual light radiates back
through darkness and gloom from
inches and crevasses Of time extend
ing to period long before the Star
of Bethlehem arose TO announce the
advent Of Christ and his mission. At
the first dswuing when Gods spirit
in matter made man there arose
this spiritual sffiuence which has
measured, stroke with stroke, from
all time.
From out of the shadows of eternity
came this spiritual glow and to its
extinguishment all powers have dis
played their fear and hatred for it.
An attempt at its overthrow will be
made and accomplished, If We cannot
get justice from our courts. The free.
dom OF speech and the use
use Of the mails are denied Us; incar-
cerated in prisons and driven to the
lOwests depths OF dispair and degree
dalton. But this spiritual power will
crystalize itself iuto the form of So
cialism where all classes may then
unite on the platform of the one
Fatherhood of God and Brotherhood
of Man. f. L. RAY.
DunnellOn, Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25

Having printed the heart-broken
mothers story of the death Of her
child. the Ocsla Banner printed
Mayor Thomas letter in reply to the
mothers story because fairness is one
Gainesville Star show the same spirit
Of fairness aud print Mr.. Bedell's
letter in reply 10 Mayor Thomas
statements?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
County Politics.
DunnellOn, Fla

To the Editor Of the Ocala Banner
Plain Johns Cousins squib in last
weeks Ocala Banner comes in rather
bad grace from one whom during the
many years that he held office could
not see the error OF his way or the
eternal fitness of things until he
was Tout of a job"
When the voters of Marion county
have enough of an Official, they do
not wait for his resignation, but have
an effectual way of giving him the
'grand bounce as living witnesses
can testify and some officials may
learn. VOTER.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25

[. VI. Brown, Of OcalA. cAudidais
for governor, l. quoted a. -aylng 10
his harrangue al shell Pond. Lew
county, recently that there are
thirteen subsidized newspapers 10
this state, whose political opiniOns
come from the pOcketOook. o. oof-
poratiOns." Every editor iu Ihs
state should ST once demand % ms
man that he name the thirteen "a
papers 10 which he refers. % coarss
he cannot do il. IL j. doubtful II be-
could name one paper that i - ~
huenced-uules- 10 De- nI- Oxu papsf,
the Bel.eview Newsletter. xhich
makes no Preten-ioE @ being q nsws-
paper but l. run simply aud -olriy e.
Browns political organ. Possibly. 10
this CONNECTION, be considers him-sf
and John SJocktou-jury having
pooled their political fJrtIu---s cor
poration. and everyone ku0n- thai
the Newsletter l. oxuei and direct
ed by him through hi, ,lu. Br0sns
candidacy i considered ODD all sections
OF The state a. huge joke. and %
one expects that he will carry syes
his own county, ont this insult tbai
he has offered the pres % F.or.d, Ea
whole should not oe allowed o. PAs
unchalLenged.-Tampa Tines.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
All Praise Him.

Hon. G. VI. Brown, ia his speech at
Shell Pond, paid General Bullock q
beautiful tribute. nor did he forget his
old comrades in arms. The words were
a. eloquent a. they were appropriate.
Ii the Hon. G. VI. Bro an could get
those words into the minds of every
veteran in the state he would lies
laff," for il would elect him.-Ocala
star
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
As Sleepy Willie Sees IL.

Early to bed and early to rise does
very we'll with preachers and guys.
but makes man miss al. the fun till
he dies and joins the old stifFs that
are up in the skies Go to bed when
you please ana lie at your ease, and
you'll die just the same from a Latin
disease.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
OriuinaI "Pooh-esh- Dead.

New York, Sept. 22.-Mark SmL.
the well known comic opera comedian
and the original Po0A-Beh in the Mi.
kado," is dead at his home in this city
from d7opsy after an Illness OF four
months He vas IS years old an6
was born Ia Mobile Ala. Smith. since
the beginning Of his stage career. in
1876, had appeared with many lead
ing Light opera organizations.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25

Col. Me Barco left on Mouday
last for Lithis Springs. ia. % visit
his family who have been 81 TIE
Springs for the past month. He sil
be gone about two or three weeks
The fall term Of the Agnes scott In
stitute, at Decatur. began on Tus-
day and the Colonel wanted TO b.
present ST the opening To enter Ma
ME, his bright little daughter. az tbs
institute.-Crystal River News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25

How dear 10 our hearts j. the Cd
yellow pumpkin when orchard. are
barren OF s.uffing for pie-, whsa
peaches ana apples have both be~ns
failure, and berries OF DO kind have
greeted our eyes, How foudly Ss
turn TO the fruit Of the cornheld-
the fruit that our children arr tAught
to despise-the old yellow pumpki5'
the mud covered pumpkin, the 90
bellied pumpkin, that makes sgca
good pies ,-Harrisburg News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
WANTED.

Man OF woman OF superior brains
snd knowledge 10 refute tie argu-
ments OF thesocialisis aud prove them
dreamers. cranks, fools, imprac;ica-
bles. etc. etc. Fortune and weslth
unlimited, fame uDending and wor-
ship and alteration forever, from all
capitalists, kings, ksiser>, mobiles and
bouergois Presidents and their higher
dependents awaits MIN or her who
can successfully refute, prove wrong,
fallacious, visionary, foolish, vicious,
impractical, pernicious and destruc-
tive the leading arguments, ideas,
tenets and principles a. set forth,
promoted and defended by the social
lists Of the world aud originally pos
tulated some forty years ago in "Das
KapitaIr Capital by Kari Marx.
Answers received Toy L. :. members
OF the committee at the Waldorf
Astoria, New York.
Also by individual capitalists, bank
ers, promoters and financiers and
their chief secretaries and clerks in
Office during absence OF employees a.
follows: Wilhelm, Edward, Nicholas,
Plus y, Abdual HaInid, Roosevelt,
Booker Washington, Morgan, Rookie
Teller. et al. too numerous to mention
here, but given upon request.
The INTERNATIONAL COMMITTEE.
per SartOrius.
p. Replies must come in within
six months 10 give u a chance To Use
the matetial before the presidential
election in 1904.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
Woman Sentenced 70 prison.

Philadelphia. Sep. 23.-Annie r
shsrpley. who caused the postoffict
authorities much trouble through hen
swirdl!ng operations, in raising the
figures on postal money orders IL
many cites. has been sentenced &c
the Eastern penitentiary for two years
She came from England several year,
ego, and is said to be connected with
q GOOD family theirs.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
No Trace of Alleged EmbezzIer.

BunaIo. n. Z, Sept 22-There f.
no trace OF Aewellyn Smith. ths
eookkeeper Of the firm Of Eirick Bros.
I've stock dealers. alleged to have en-
oezzled a sum variously estimated al
about $4,000. L. NJ. Erick, mem.
Der Of the firm. stated that their doors
were not closed and that they had nc
intention OF closing them. They were
doing business as usual today.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25

Some merchants advertise for ,ho
same reason that a frightened man
whistles when he walks down q dark
street.-Exchange
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25

And low comes James Alexander
and says that SIR. Bsrrs claims 10 he
in favor OF the primary election for
al Offices excep: the office he him
self holds.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25

Mr.. Earl Mark, who has sn excel
lent position with ArchitecI Cluthu.
Of jacksonville, il in Ocsla to see his
infant daughter. Mr.. Mark has been
working on tire plans for the new
Csrne gle nlIsly nc he new hoard
OF trade building ia jacksonville aud
Is here for two weeks vacation.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25

Whether advertising pays or not
some people will pay IS cents for q
Lost" ad. to find a worthless old
pocket book containing 40 cents and
valuable papers," = E. J. Salt, in
Advertising Points.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25

The Wilderville correspondent Of
the Tampa Tribune says that Prof
B. D. kendrick of that place is teach.
ing school near Ocala.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25
asARTORIUS" WANTS PROOF
That Socialists Are Visionary Dream
ers, Fools, Crsnks, Etc.
Ocsla, Fla, Sept. oath lSC

OcsIa, Fla, Sept. oath 1903.
To the Editor o. the Oca-z Banner.
Please insert the following adver-
tisement in our mutual interest with
such comments as you think might
strengthen and make more fOrciule
this appeal 10 the highest intelligence
ia the land 10 exer5 itself 10 the ut
most in order 10 accomplish the task
set before il:
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25

Isthe editors of Florida exhibited
an inordinate thirst for Office, perhaps,
il would be in order FOR stump
orators TO sprinkle them even liberaly
with pepper, salt, spice, etc, tut a.
they even refuse 10 let offices be thrust
upon them, making ~ them targets
for sbuse seems little out OF place.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-09-25

The storm GA Glore damage IL
middle and west Florida tnan ne
south Florida.