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The degree team OF
Winona Council will go to
sAa Clayton on Saturday even-
* Ing and confer the initia-
tory work on several candi-
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ITEMS FRoH IRVINE.
J. l. SAOAK.

special correspondence OcaIs Banner.
The melon crop il fine through this
section. Mr.. Caves crop is unusually
good and. the dry weather has not
effected his large acreage. About
40 acres beans EilI be on the market
10 ten days aud are now quoted high.
Cabbage still mo yes upward, f225 10
$3.50 f. 0. b. car lots. Many farmers
contracted their crop Of cabbage for
delivery 4tSl % and they arr kicking.
Don't do this again, brother farmer.
Mrs. John B. Floyd, we regret to
learn, is quite i'll. We hope to =ee her
out again soon.
Sir. ThIgpeu was quietly married
"Wednesday TO the charming niece Of
L. L. Harvey, Of Fairfield, and has
moved into the Feuster house. We
welcome this addition 10 our town.
May they live long aud prosperity at
tend them.
oar sunday school VA largely at
tended sunday. We sre glad 20 have
crowded house always. Come again,
boys ana girls.
The Crate c.. - shipping heavily
now, and the orders come in fast.
Tomato carriers and bean baskets are
wanted ia car lots.
Ne never saw cattle in such poor
condition. The poor things get down
and are TOO Weak to get up-au from
-tarvation, and tie owners should be-
prosecuted for cruelty 10 animals
the buzz4rds are feastiug. Can't We
do something on this line to make The
owner take care eff his cattle, and 40,
let them run out in the woods uucared
for aud unseen for weeks and weeks.
Mr.. Henry Younge will bring hi-
registration book up in a day or two
so We can get in shape to vote. Every
man should attend to this and see 70
it that his name. l. registered prop
erly. See 10 thi- boys.
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WElRSDALE.

ca Thursday, March 3lst, u concert
was given At Weirsdale in aid OF
church expenses. Mr.. Anthony
Finzel, As usual, took charge o. the
program, which was an excellent on.
Mrs. Buckley played the overture,
and this vas followed by a song by
Mr.. Leonard :. Sessions, The Fisher
man and his Child" Mr.. Finzsl
then rendered i taking lille ballad
Tis ali that eau say"
Miss Gertrude simpson ~ouud ~
the first part OF The program win a
delightful organ solo.
The isterval was then rAk=H for
refreshments, which were beautifully
served By Mrs ALLAH Cameron, Mr..
Van Kelsey and Miss Harriet SinIp-
son, who ali looked charming
After ice cream, cake and straw
berries had been 1i-coursad and paid
for the music was resumed. SIR. seq
siOns sang with fine effect, Asleep AZ
the switch
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STEWART-WILSOH.
q Happy Marriage Took Place ~
Standard on wednesday.

Standard on wednesday.
Wednesday a. the residence Of the
brides mother, Mrs. J. ;. Stewart
Miss Frank Palmer Stewart to Mr.
Harry Wilson, Of TitusviIle, Fla
The groom is the editor and
manager Of the pink paper, the
Indian River Advocate, = young man
Of fine business ability, AMI was AT
one time an employe il the Oeala
Banner Office.
Owing 10 the recent death Of the
Bird : father, the wedding vas a very
quiet one, only the family and few
intimate friends being present The
petite bride looked lovely ia = dress Of
while nuns yelling trimmed with
ruchings o. white chiffon aud white
satin rIbbOns, and the only ornament
was handsome old gold brooch. a
present from the father Of the bride
She carried q lovely bouquet Of
brides roses.
The going away gown was hand
some dark grey broad clOth trimmed
with black braid and buttons, with
hat and gloves To match.
The groom was attire1 il tie usual
black suit aud pearl Kid gloves.
Rev. Z. 7. Crumptou performed the
ceremony in hI- usual impressive
manner.
After the ceremony the guests were
invited into the dining room where
an elegant luncheon was served.
Owing to the serious illness Of the
little daughter, Mr.. and Mrs. A. K.
Wilson the former a brother Of the
groom and the later a sister Of the
bride could not be present.
The happy couple left over the A.
G. L. for their future home AZ Titus
VILE. where they Will be at home after
the 18th.
The bridal presents were many aud
handsome consisting OF cut glass ana
silver the latter being the most con-
-picuOu>.
May theirs be long and happy
welded life j. the wish Of the OcaIa
Banner.
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. cent for stopping over a night nor
for 8 meal even the hotel at McIu.
tosh said my money wasn't good at
that place and refused 70 receive pay
for my dinner.
attribute it 70 the fact that I vas
with good company. was with
Brother PrisOc, the Baptist preacher.
Those present at the fish fry were
the following: B. J. Jimmons, Cal
simmons. Ben simmons and Clyde
simmons, OF Central; T. F. smith, c.
VI. Jmith, Y. P. Smith, L. VI. Smith,
J. ". smith. l.. D. SmItb, r. II.
smith, c. Y Smith, Clarence smith
aud little Paley smith, all sons and
graUGSOns Of Uncle Porter smith, Of
Wa ;ahoOta, who has long since been
called to his eternal rest. There were
also present }. D. Nixon. JOb Nixon,
Henry Nixon, F. E. Smoak and TWO
young men, guests Of Mr.. Willie
smith. It's not necessary 10 mention
that was there and was there ia very
great abundance.
/ L EaOAE
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BELIEVE ".

Mr.. J. J. Nelson has been on the
sick list for the past week but il now
improving.
The Baptist and Methodist Sunday
Schools united in their Easter services
and presented most delightful pro-
gram Inappropriate music and recita-
tions, Sunday evening in the Metho-
dist Church which was we'll filed.
\ charming dance was given Satur-
day evening at the Hart House by Mr..
and Mrs. Taylor and the Misses Sykes.
Arthur Nilsson had his left hand
quite badly hurt while playing bill
Saturday.
Mr.. +. F. Wendell left Monday for
Fort Plain, y. Y. His wife and
daughter will remain about month
longer.
The regular monthly Council meet
ing was held Tuesday evening in the
town hall.
The trustees of the Methodist
church have under consideration the
purchase of the Strong house to be
used as = parsonage.
Mr.. and Mrs. Henry Terrell left
Thursday for their home in Short
Beach, Conn.
School trustees elected Tuesday by
the school patrons were J. A. Free
man, J. y. Shedd and J. l.. Whise-
nant.
TOCH
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COTTON PLANT.
Banner

Miss Hattie Barco returned To her
home at Archer LAST Saturday.
SIR. aud Nr-. ]. Z. Howell. Mr.. and
Mrs.. Henry Clark and their guest,
Miss Erwin, and Nr. and Mrs.. W. E.
Veal -peu; part of last week on Lake
Sixteen enjoying outdoor life ana
pi-catoriaI sport. They caught plenty
Of fish AMI repor. having bad a big
time Part Of The time during their
stay the ladies were guests Of Mr.. and
Mrs. 4. J. Turner ia their elegant
home and all are loud in their praise
of the kindness and hospitality of
these estimabIe people.
Mr.. Editor, why Is it that when an
editor espou~es the caus- Of a caudi-
date, some people are ready to say
that he is paid but when some Other
man champions his cause no ~uch
charge is made. Aside from the
amount Of influence welded, what j.
the difference?
Cotton Plant school will close on
the 9TH inst. and the efficient teacher
will return to her home much to the
regret of all Cotton Plant Miss
Folks is a lady whom any commune
ty might feel honored to claim.
This scribe is glad to know that
our tax collector will have no Oppo-
sitiou in the coming primary, which
proves that he is faithful and efficient
and that the people are willing to
abide 10y that uuwritten law.
a more faithful and painstakiug
official has never served his county or
state than Hon. Henry w. Long and
We are glad to see that he is a candi-
date for reelection. Mr.. Long, like
all other officials) at times, perhaps,
has not done what some desired, yet
the fact is indisputable that he is
conscientious and believes that he is
working for the greatest good to the
greatest number Of people. Give
him a big vote on May 10.
The Havana Post of April is brag-
ging on the March collections. 1t
says it was the best record ever made
in the history Ofthe island for custom
duties. the increase being over a half
million dollars.
CTENOGRAPHER AND TYPE |
~ wiiter. Private Office in Com
mecrial bank. Your work in the |
above lines solicited. Speed and ac- |
curacy guaranteed.
Miss B N SINCLAIR.
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That
Tired Feeling

Is a Common Spring Trouble.
It's sign that the blood is deficient
In vitality, just as pimples and other
eruptions are signs that the blood
Is impure.
It's a warning, too, which only the
hazardous fail TO heed.
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Hoods JdrSGPGriH0
and Pills

Remove it, give new life, new cour-
age, strength and animation.
They cleanse the blood and clear the
complexion.
Accept no substitute.
81 felt tired all the time and could not
sleep. After taking Hoods SarsapaEilla
q while could sleep well and the tired
feeling had gone. This great medicine has
also cured me OF scrofula." MRS. Q. n.
RoOT. Gilead. Conn.
Hoods SaTsaparIIIa promises to
cure and keeps tho promise.
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MARION IS FINE COUNTY.
NJ smosE Tells Of its Prosperity
Eajoys > Fish Fry and > Squirrel
Pillau

PiIIsU.
70 re E1a-- ~ tae Oca.a Banner.
La, ~eek while on q ca8vsssi ng
tour through Pennington precinct I
received an invitation 20 meet a
crowd Of old friend on the Dsnks Of
Led vim lake and enjoy fi-h fry and
squirrel piliau.
Well, nsd been there before and
uaderstnOd thatif meant a big feast
and lots Of fun.
Att O'Clock ~ company with my
brother, Mr. F. f. Smosk, We struck
out for the place and when hearing
the lake regsn hearing the guns. and
for tao hours their reverberatiOns
sounded through the dense hammock
which surrounds the lake.
Aoout one hour by sun SIR. J. D.
Mixson and his boys came with Joats,
poles and spinners and went out with
tao men in each boat, rn- 10 paddle
and one 70 run the spinner, aud at
Dightfau We all came into camp,
squirrel hunters aud fishermen ar
irving about the same time. The
squirrels aud fish we're neaped in
separate piles and presented sight 10
behold. Then began The wOrE Of pre-
pairing for The feast. Soon there were
cracking fire., and each one showed
his epicurean -kil. was selected a.
head chef and for two hours Vas kept
busy experimenting the cooking. The
tables were soon spread and such a
feast few ever before saw.
After supper Ne all gathered around
Diz camp fire .rd listened and
laughed al Willie SmiIh'7 witty jokes,
for which he j. famous, until our
sides ached. The young men began
to wre-tie, ju up aud cut al kinds OF
carers, ana kept il up until midnight,
when the older men stretched the
tents ""' Tell ID Iof a nap. lac
yDuBg m~u went coon" hunting and
ai'rf q long drive came la about day
I'sh' "''uu7 a '"'A' "u1 Win = ''2
o p'-.Nih' liz -i'epeF- were a"aE-
ened "y 'hr arrival "i The Aunie:7
al" a"2- and All got up SOME going
squire. hunting ana some fishing,
while "lhrf- began r"'Hiug breakfast.
We lad more h-n ana -4llHei imam
w. could devoul. When breakfast
w. ready iiie sugie sounded ana all
came Do Win another ois supply. and
like the famous feast related Ia biui-
cal llme-, it would have required
hamper basket, 10 take away the
fragments.
There "eIe 80 man. ii-h left ever
that thcy wer- put into wagons and
distributed % the negroes along The
way. Everybody pronounced il ia
grand success and went home satisfied.
"a" some 81 ihr hheat crops
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FoE -HEEIFY y hereby znBo1nce zyseifz czn-
6i1sr- lo- the o=sc. o. sheriff q Nsrsoz coaufy.
sss5--t - TIE sctfou - the 6ezocTrtic primary
II minated and Elected promise 70 pers0-m
TIE 6sties q SAID oce % TIE 49, % ny ability
HENRY GORDON.
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ATLANTIC COAST LINE RAILWAY COMPANY
Time Table in Effect Feb. 9TH 1903.
DEPARTURES FROM OCAIA.

Feb
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limrePhi
n W gOaud F1JrCa
Train m dano Also
burg and ntermedat points
TarponSp
bur andsn t-ned atepOin
Junction Homes audf
Dupont Waycr
seas stand west
Trn
IS
guthIn udsnt
Nanate River p0uts
o.
7. G.. WHITE, d. P. A.
II. NJ. EMERSON, w 7 CRAIG
Traffic Manager. Cenl Passenger 4yspr
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70 tS< Isz9~rqfg T9,>vs - Marin e9uDtg,
FtTaIu.
hereby sn1olzcr ny =-it = cso1.tste for t1e
frzlslsture from Esr5oa co8nty -sks-cf - the
temocra &C primary saf s1.sc.t t1e sapDoTt q
~ dem0crstc f-ie11s
CARLOS T. sIsTzrEE
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POI srpzR rvrsyuf.vr 0s BOARD w. PCaL'c
rcTr0v-Throagz the rD'a1Hs - fhe
Banner z AK the -s1g5rE r. re ritizeus ri
Marco co8nty tg- t1s ror1tnatsou - county
supSrinten5eot r PH5Ec Instructed Z visa
% Thank them fsr pzst fsro-s AL 81 reelected
z shall make every ee1-t - inp-o~s the schoo,s
a5onz 80 Eaes- RezpectfBily-
" D CARS.
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F0z sHzzIFF-I -es5s-tfsiiy announce ny
csu1l5scy f5- snerIf. q -t- fe1 p-9-Blse -
s5schzrge iae eaties r. ne n faithfully. iu-
partially and O. tae ve~y t=-1 ~ ny sh-,l,y
2. 5UBAE.
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For RErREsENrArtvF.-Ih hereby submit my
name to the democratic. voters Of Marion
county for their consideration. a. one Of the
representatives from this county in the mex [
legislature. Primary to be held May 10th. 1909.
ED. l.. WARTMANN
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The surest and safest remedy for
kidney and bladder diseases is FOley's
Kidney Cure. Postoffice Drug Store. IA
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F0K sHEzIFF-I HEREBY announce myself
candidate f,r ne oHoe q sheriff q Nsriou
o0unty subieci % the acton q the democratic
primary % 10 he'd Nav 30. and % elected vii
attend q the dut5es Of The ofice % TIE best Of
ny ability. Selecting the sgpport Of The demo
c~sr -cfe-s lam Eo1rs. etc
/ FKAxE PEDoT.
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Foz Tax AzzE--Ds Believing t5at save
SIZED the of5ce q Tax Asses.or - th@ sstisfzc-
ton q nnost vesple ard EuSWFnE taat an
nov qualified and -qsipped % d the wpTk -
vel a. any one specially ask the voters -
Marion cgu-ty f0T re- asaai nztion % the 10Th
81 Va ALFRED AgEz.
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rsa CIE.s CIp,rlr Corsr.-I hereby an
sgu-ce ms ~ nlsdsey f3r reelection @. The .f
nee a. clerk sf The ei--ai, ogu7t -aty--t T. TIE
action r. the demg1ra-l- voters a. Che p-lr1e--
election g. he aeld aIay -a ls1s take thss sp-
f5s-tauitv o. thank ta--c ,gho have supported
me 80 tae past and tr1-t -1y record .u t1e o.
hce ras been such a- O.. ensb,e theiu 70 vote i-r
me sgarn s. r St~TF-vE.
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Medicated Salt Rrick for stock.
DC alaSeed Store, Sole Agents.
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FOE rHE LEsIsl.sTrzE-T waEt u represent
Marion COsnty 5n che next legislature and %
that end s0lics; the vote of al democratic citi-
zeus ~ the c1alinz prtmar.es.
r1rfv ? FLOYD.
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Foz CoLLzlTOR-I sunouuce ny candidacy
f0rThe oasce u tax collector fort Msri5a9oouniy
ssb-~-t % the action % the democratic party a.
the primary 20 BE held Nay 70.
p L CaR<Fr.
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FoR Tax A-zE--5s The many l1en1s ~ &C.
Matheus throsghou. the county, recognizing
his worth and ability hereby pre-eat ais
uasae to h-demo1-atic voters % Marion coaHty
foy the nomination f5r ts2 assessor iu the aP
Preaching primary election
er-s..- rrrr-,r.---
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FoE TIKI LEsI-LkrrRE-T hereby announce
rnv candidacy .or meul5er q the legislature
from Marion county. suH5ect % the.ac,ion Of The
democratic primary n b. he'd 2Tay ~.
Gro. q MATHEW.
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Women as Well as Men
Are Made Miserable BY
Kidney Trouble.

lid1ey tr515le 5rsys uPon - --i11- e.
-,-rzg.z ar 1873 z-5IrCr- 5>z-.y. F.g-r
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Climatic Cures.

The influence Of climatic conditions
ia the cure Of cOnsum ptiOn is very
much OVerdrAwn. The poor pAtisnt
and the rich patient. toe, can do much
better at home by proper attention 70
food digestion, and reguiat Use Of
German syrup. Free expecterHtiOn
iD the morning IL made certain by
German syrup, 30 il a good nights
rest aud the absence o. hat WSaksn-
ing cough and debilisting night
sweat. Restless nizhts aud exhaus-
ton due tn coughing. the grsaJssr
danger and dread - the consumptive
can be prevented Or stopped BY taking
German Syrup literally add regularly.
Should you be able 10 20 10 = warmer
CLINE, you will fad that Of the thOus-
ands OF cOnsumptivss there, the few
who are benefited and regain strength
are those who ugs German syrup.
Trial bottle 25c. regular bottle 75c
For sale by Anti-monopOly Drug
Store.
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Jon SHEgErF-I hereby aunsuuc- myself
candidate f0r the 1fIce ~ sheriff % Narign
county subject r. the democratic p-imaries 10
b. held on the Iaih ct sIsv next and respect
fuIly solicit the support ot al 'Hr democratic
vote-s of Marion county. Respectfully.
JOHS =. CALLOWAT.
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