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Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-19
Selling by Northwestern Houses
and the Bears Caused a
Big Decline
DROP OF OVER 2 CENTS IN DEC.
Buying by Commission Houses check-
cd tho Decline for Time, But Re-
newed Selling Caused Further Losses
Corn Sold Lower on Cables and
Weather-Oats Dull.

Chicago. Nov. 19.-Selling by north
western houses and local bears caused
a decidedly weak tone in wheat today.
Part of the selling was due to lower
cabes. December opened at 1.10A and
declined to 110@1.10B. Covering by
shorts and buying by commission hous-
es checked the decline. Minneapolis,
Duluth and Chicago receipts were $40
cars.
Later in the day the selling devel-
oped with renewed vigor, causing adj
ditional declines. The market was ex-
tremely weak the entire session and
December closed 2La lower at LOSS.
Corn.
Lower cables, favorable weather and
increasing receipts were responsible for
considerable selling pressure In corn,
December opened at 491s to 49h and
declined to 40. Receipts were 513 cars.
The market declined with wheat and
on estimated large receipts for Mon
day. December closed rs lower at
As.
Oats We're steady and very dull. De-
cember opened at 2S7s. Receipts were
50 cars.
Provisions.
Provisions held steady, notwith-
standing lower prices for hogs.
Evening times-Republican. [volume] (Marshalltown, Iowa) 1890-1923, 1904-11-19

blame upon himself and was often
chided by the family for having left
his sister in Carpenters company alone
and that he brooded over the matter
until he had become a nervous wreck
and was hardly responsible for his ac-
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DANCER COMING
Blgns that Point 90 Brlghra 1is-
Oeso or other Gstsi Forula
&C Kidney Troubis.

There are thousands % persons $40 60
uncunsciously On danger % the fate as
has lately befallen 60 many 81 Cur malf
prominent men and women Who haze fIef
from kidney trouble. These diseases ars
alarmingly on the Increase. and theY cone
on so iusldlously that few realize mrIr
condition till lie Is actually Ora danger
In the early stages % kidney d..ears
there may be headache, lartartn. a..
natural appetite, BAD taste in uha uorla.
dry OF furred tongue. tlirsf. frv ella ~
strong Perspiratiou, sediment in fts urira.
or unnatural feelings in various parts cf
the body. Don't expect all Tees frrs-
10 show themselves. AZ econ as ia
notice any % them. c1mmenrs at cnrs
the use Of FOLEY's KIDNEY Crun.
THOMAS MAPLE, Blrbeck, Iu.. writes.
Al had a very bad case OF k.lrsg traatis
and my back panied ne s1 carif &c
stralghten up. The doctors teafmrnt
did me no good. saw F0LEY's Emrrf
CURE advertised and took one truIs
which cured me and I have ne baen
affected since. / gladly recommend ths
remedy"
1t is a simple thing % make Jour kit.
neys right when they are not badly alsct
ed; but it is not so easy after destrucfion
has set in. FOLEY's KrDSEY Gas viz
cure every form Of kidney and bladder
trouble II taken early and IL viii give ~.
lief even in the most hopeless oasea 10
Is an honest preparation szd vii o. ail
hat 10 claimed Tor Y
POstOffjre Drug Store
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DR.. Carswell, a prominent young
physician of Citra, was recently mar
ried to charming belle of Georgia.
DR.. and Mrs. Carswell have gone to
St. Louis on their honeymoon and in
a couple of weeks viii be at home to
their friends at Citra. DR.. Carswell
is well known in this city and his
friends extend him their best wishes.
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Mr.. James McGehee, one OF our
most valued subscribers made us a
pleasant call Saturday. He says the
Buck POud school has grown large
enough to require two teachers.
Professor Lamb, of Live Oak, princi-
pal and Miss Frank Ross, of Cater,
is assistant. Both are fine teachers
and a successful term is expected bv
the patrons of the school.
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The Palatka Times-Herald pays the
following compliment to some of the
Ocala ball players at Palatka. For
Ocala, Jewett at short made some
fast plays. He is one of the fastest
men seen here this season. Harris
played a good third base. Moore
pitched first-class game, and seven
Palatakans fell victims to his decep-
tive curves. The Ocala boys are
splendid young gentlemen, and
understand the ms and outs of the
game"
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Mr.. j. c. Wheeler representing the
Deering Moving Machine, and Mr..
Willis representingthe Simmons Hard
ware company of st. Louis, whose
headquarters are in Ocala, went down
to Lakeland Tuesday.
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Frank Harris, jr., of the Ocala Ban
ner, was among our pleasant callers.
Mr.. Harris plays third base for the
Brick City team, and is an excellent
player, and an "all-rOund good fell
low. "-Palatka sTimes-Herald.
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The guests of the Seaside Inn,
Goodall, were agreeably entertained
by both vocal and instrumental music
on Sunday evening last by Mrs. VIM.
Hooker, of Ocala; Mr.. and Mrs. H.
F. Stewart, owners of the Seaside
Inn, Goodall; and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
H. Stewart, of Melbourne Indian
River Advocate.
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NJ. j. H. Livingston, jr., has re-
turned from Gainesville, Ga, and was
accompanied by his two daughters,
who have been spending the summer
with relatives.
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Hon. Waiter G.. Robinson, of Gaines
vile, a brother of Hon. George K.
Robinson, of this city, is quite i'll at
his old home in Rhode Island where
he is on a visit to relatives.
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Miss Louise Harris, who has been
on a delightful visit TO friends in
Gainesville and Monticello for the
past two months, returned home
Wednesday afternoon.
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AIR. and Mrs. B. E. Raysor returned
home Monday from Bryson City
and other points in North COrolina
and Georgia, where they have been
spending the summer.
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Mrs. j. J. Harris and little son of
Valdosta, Ga, are in Ocala on brief
visit. They left yesterday for Anthony
and Citra to visit relatives.
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Miss Kibbie DeVane, of Savannah,
Ga, is the guest of her sister, Mrs.
P. V. Leavengood at her home on
Tuscawilla street.
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NJ r. and Mrs. Ro bert Taylor and
children went down to Lake Weir
Saturday afternoon to spend few
days They will be at Mrs. Wood
rows cottage during their stay.
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Mr.. Thee. Carroll, of JacksonVliie'
representing the Armour fertilizers Il
circulating among our truckers ana
farmers today.
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Miss Edna Aver, who has been in
Alabama, for many months, return
ed to Ocala Saturday afternoon and
is with her parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
Alfred Aver.
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DIR. w. G. Lindsay and family and
Mrs. G. G. Todd and children return
ed home Saturday afternoon from a
three weeks very delightful outing
at Lake Weir.
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Mr.. G. w. Neville, cashier of the
Dunnellon Bank and agent for the A.
c. l., was in Ocala Saturday and a
guest at the Ocala House. He was
accompanied by Mrs. Neville.
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Mrs. Jack Camp and little son,
Jack, returned home Saturday morn
ing from Virginia and North Caro-
lima, where they have been for the
summer. Mr.. Camp met them in
Jacksonville and accompanied them
home.
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Mr.. II. A. Daniel returned nome
r,..5.v afternoon from a short visit
Cd Jacksonville.
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Mr.. Guy Aver, after spending sew
eral weeks i'm Ocala with his parents,
Mr.. and Mrs. Alfred Aver, left We'd
nesday for Atlanta.
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Capt w. T. Hubbard, with the A.
c. L. Ry., was a visitor to the city
Monday and was registered at the
MOntezuma.
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Mr.. j. A. McIver, of Standard,
was in Ocala Friday and was looking
particularly we'll Mrs. McIver has
returned from North Carolina and
Atlanta, where she has been for the
benefit of her health, but is still, we
regret to learn, far from well.
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Mr.. Christopher II. Davis OF Man
atee. d. the guest Of her cousiii' MIS-
Robert G.. Blake.
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DIR. w. H. Powers, who has been
spending the past week at the st.
Louis exposition, is now on a visit to
Colorado Springs.
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Mrs. j. Pyles has returned from
visit 10 relatives at St. Petersburg.
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Mis- sadie Parr came home yester-
.s.v sfevnoon from Lake Weir, where
~, had been for several weeks.
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Nd. and Laurence Jackson have
returned from a short visit TO Jhelr
old home I'm Gainesville.
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some property.

Mr.. w. A. Pelot and family, Mrs.
Whiteside and son and Mr.. and Mrs.
J. d. Williams returned home Satur-
day from their visit to the lake.
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DIR. n. VI. Taylor, of Crystal River
MAS a visitor TO Ocala on Tuesday.
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Mr.. B. X. ThrOwer, jr., of Gaines
vile. was in Ocala Wednesday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-09-02

Dr J. NJ. Thompson came home
Wednesday afternoon from probes
.ional visit to Lake Weir.
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Nessrs. Herbert Anderson and
Walter RAY have returned from jazz
snuville.
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sERA ELIzAsETz HARRIS. Local Editor
HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWN.
VOL. xxx, NO 6

Mr.. J. :. Weathers represented
LEROY in this city Wednesday.
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Ar and Mrs. Robert Taylor ana
children returned home Meuiies''''s
from a few days visit to Lake Weir'
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Miss Rosalie Falk, a very pretty
.......,- miss of Palatkl. Is visiting
NF--. j. 10. Norwood.
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Mr. r. r. Carroll returned home
g-.5-.-5av from a short visit to 81
pafar-hurc.
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Mr.. John B. Floyd, of Irvine, was in
Ocala Friday shaking hands with his
legion of friends. The genial gen
tleman has bought an elegant home
in ST. Augustine where his family
will reside most of the time, but Mr..
Flord will not not give up his resi-
dence in Marion county.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-09-02

Ar Iabn II. Taylor left Wednesday
..- N,r-h Carolina and Virginia to
.r..rI some weeks.
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Rev. and Mrs. Rowland, Hiss lola
d fs5,r and several others form
.omnine party on the lake this week.
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Miss Edith Piatt left yesterday fol
Chattanooga, Tenn, to spend a
couple of weeks with relatives. She
will then go to St. Louis to see the
fair and will visit her mother in Ken
lucky before returning home. Miss
Mary Piatt also leaves today for Sea-
breeze to spend a couple of weeks
with her sister, Mrs. D. w. Davis,
who has a cottage there and later she
viii go to Kentucky.
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Mr. Rate Perdue Is up from West
palm, Roach ON a visit to his many
Ocala friends.
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Capt. w. j. Tucker, formerly of
this city, now of Fort Pierce, at the
session of the democratic state exec
utive committee held in Jacksonville
Friday, was elected secretary of the
campaign committee without opposi-
ton,
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Chas. Moore, formerly of this city,
but now residing in Oeala, arrived in
the city Yesterday. Charlie is amem-
her of the Ocala Rifles, and secured
nernission to precede his company as
far as Gainesville. He left here with
the Guards last night, joining his
company at Rochelle.-Gainesville
Sun.
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Mrs. r. 4. BurfOrd and children re-
turned home Friday afternoon from
Troy, Alabama, where they have
been visiting relatives for some time.
Mrs. Burford and daughter, Mary,
spent ten days at the st. Louis fair
and the Mammoth cave during their
absence.
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Col. F. E. Haskell, who purchased
Moon bluff on Lake Weir, was in
Ocala Wednesday. He is making ex-
tensive improvements on this hand
some property.
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Hon. and Mrs. G. NJ. Brown went
down to Miami Monday to spend a
week. Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Brown,
j., will go down in a couple of days.
I ;ey will return to Ocala, however,
br!yre going to that city to reside.
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The democratic executive commit
tee is seriously considering the
charges of forgery and criminal libel
against w. Il. Holloway candidate
for suprenintent of public instruction.
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Miss Stone and Miss Ada Stone, of
Chattanooga, Tenn, who are on a
visit to Ocala delighted the congrega-
tons of the Christian and Baptist
churches Sunday morning and even
ing with several very beautiful solos.
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Miss Georgia Smith left yesterday
afternoon for HendersOnville, \. c.,
where she will spend few weeks
with friends.
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Mrs. W. n. Camp, Misses Lucie,
Sallie and Leta Camp and Master
William Camp, have returned home
from Waynesville, y. c., where they
have been ever since Mrs. Camp and
Miss Camp returned from abroad.
Mr.. Clifton CampretWned home with
them after an absence OF several
weeks
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Miss Nellie Ballard, who has been
the guest of Mrs. j. G. Spurlin for
couple of weeks, left Wednesday for
her home in Georgia.
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| Willis representingt the Simmons Hard
ware company of st. Louis, whose
headquarters are in Ocala, went down
to Lakeland Tuesday.
Frank Harris, jr., of the Ocala Ban
ner, was among our pleasant callers.
Mr.. Harris plays third base for the
Brick City team, and is an excellent
player, and an "all-round good fell
low. "-Palatka, Times-H Herald.
Mrs. Jack Camp and little son,
Jack, returned home Saturday morn
ing from Virginia and North Caro-
lima, where they have been for the
summer. Mr.. Camp met them in
Jacksonville and accompanied them
home.
Capt. w. j. Tucker, formerly of
this city, now of Fort Pierce, at the
session of the democratic state exec
utive committee held in Jacksonville
Friday, was elected secretary of the
campaign committee without Opposi-
| ton.
Miss Stone and Miss Ada Stone, of
Chattanooga, Tenn, who are on a
visit to Ocala delighted the congrega-
tions of the Christian and Baptist
churches Sunday morning and even
ing with several very beautiful solos.
Hon. and Mrs. G. NJ. Brown went
down to Miami Monday to spend a
week. Mr.. and Mrs. G. NJ. Brown,
g., will go down in a couple of days.
! I ;ey will return to Ocala, however,
before going to that city to reside.
Mrs. J. J. Gerig, who has been
spending several months with Mr..
Gerig in Indiana and at the Worlds
Fair, returned home Monday Mr..
Gerig is now in Colorado for the
benefit of his health.
Mrs. r. R. Carroll and little daugh-
ter, Merrice, went down to st. Peter
burg Saturday afternoon to visit Mrs.
Carroll's sister, Mrs. Ramsauer and
Mrs. Hannah Mr. Carroll accom-
panied them for few days.
Mr.. L. Horne and family, of York,
have recently moved to our city and
are receiving a warm welcome from
our citizens. Mr. Horne is a promi-
nent turpentine operator. They are
occupying the Edwards house on
South Third street.
Mr.. Grant Mccall, who was form
erly in the furniture business in
Ocala, and who associates himself
with the "old timers" was a pleas
ant visitor Sunday and was registered
at the Ocala House.
We regret to learn that Miss John
ME Gattis, who has been quite sick
for several weeks at the home Of her
aunt, Mrs. J. P. Hnburn, was very
much worse yesterday and her rela- |
tives are greatly alarmed over her |
condition
W. N. Martin, OF Ocaia, who is |
spending the summer on the beach, |
caught a 121 ID. bass Thursday morn /
ing at Potter's pier. Many fine
catches have been made at this pier
within the past few weeks and no
fisherman goes away empty handed.
The Seabreeze.
The guests of the Seaside Inn,
were agreeably entertained
by both vocal and instrumental music
on Sunday evening last by Mrs. VIM.
of Ocala; Mr.. and Mrs. H.
F. Stewart, owners of the Seaside
Inn, Goodall; and Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Fl. Stewart, of Melbourne.-Indian
River Advocate.
DR.. Carswell, a prominent young
physician of Citra, was recently mar
led to charming belle of Georgia. ]
Dr.. and Mrs. Carswell have gone to
It. Louis on their honeymoon and in
/ couple of weeks viii be at home to I
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MIR. L. Horne and family, of York,
have recently moved to our city and
are receiving warm welcome from
our citizens. Mr.. Horne is a promi-
nent turpentine operator. They are
occupying the Edwards house on
South Third street.
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Mrs. A. r. VanDeventera and daugh-
ter, Miss Emily, have returned to
their home in this city after delight
full trip through the west extending
as far as California. They were
absent about three months, and were
greatly benefited by the trip.-Gaines-
vile Sun.
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Mr. w. J. Chambers, who has been
in New York and Philadelphia for
several weeks buying goods for the
Chambers Shoe Company returned
home Saturday afternoon and we re-
get to learn that he is not at all well.
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w II. Martin, OF Ocaia, who is
spending the summer on the beach,
caught 121 ID. bass Thursday morn
ing at Potter's pier. Many fine
catches have been made at this pier
within the past few weeks and no
fisherman goes away empty handed.
The Seabreeze.
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Miss Lille Frost, of the H. B. Mas
tiers firm, has gone to New York where
she viii purchase a very line line
of fan and winter goods for that
Dopular establishment.
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Mr.. and Mrs. E. L. hartmann and
daughter, Miss Elizabeth, are spend
ing few days with Mrs. Fudge. Mr..
and Mrs. Wartmann and Miss Wart-
mann have been in the mountains of
North Carolina and are on their way
to their home in Florida. Atlanta
J Ournal.
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Mr.. Grant Mccall, who was form
erly in the furniture business in
Ocala, and who associates himself
with the cold timers" was pleas
ant visitor Sunday and was registered
at the Ocala House.
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ABSENCE.

Editor G. P. Setter, of The High
Springs Hornet and The Alachua
Eagle, was among those-who came to
Gainesville yesterday. He was ac-
companied by his nephew, Alphonso,
who seems to appreciate being in the
presence of "Uncle Setzer'' very
much. Sun.
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Mr.. 7. $. Sanders, Mrs. Chas. G..
Biyth and son. Miss Jessie C.Sanders,
Miss Nettie Lisk and Master J. John
son came up from Indianola, Wednes-
day, by launch, and returned the
same night. Miss Lisk is a guest Of
Miss Sanders and halls from Ocala;
while Mrs. Blyth's home Is i'm Orlan-
do.-Titusville Advocate.
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Mrs. r. r. Carroll and little daugh-
ter, Merrice, went down to st. Peter
burg Saturday afternoon to visit Mrs.
CarrOll's sister, Mrs. Ramsauer and
Mrs. Hannah. Mr.. Carroll accom-
panied them for a few days.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-09-02

We regret to learn that Miss John
ME Gattis, who has been quite sick
for several weeks at the home of her
aunt, Mrs. J. P Hilbmn, was very
much worse yesterday and her rela-
tives are greatly alarmed over her
condition.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-09-02

Mrs. J. J. Gerig, who has been
spending several months with Mr..
Gerig in Indiana and at the Worlds
Fair, returned home Monday. Mr..
Gerig is now in Colorado for the
benefit of his health.