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The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
AGENTS REPORTS.
Mercantile Trust Company.

The Mercantile Trust COMPANY reports th7t
81. Tcea. from a real estate poizt o, view. has
he~n satisfactory. though The number Q: trans
sct!ons actually closed have been fc-v. and that
end night work in progress in so nlefly irstitti-
lions, with ths holiday spirit everywhere p-eva.
after tie turn Of the year. when the greatest
real estate business fCE eeyersi years past Il
Tbe trsEsactsons closed by this company Dur
iDE the week. wnich 1t Is a Liberty 10 report
Lot at the southeast co-uer ot Grand aver'u.
eId Palm strect. fronting IA feet !nc!es On
southwardiy of 100 fe-l on Palm street This is
one OK the most desirable corrgrE in l-i;lf-I!
Y,any for Sif.Gln the purchaser being n { ,snt
oc x. II. Frederick. who Will improve at re
This is one OF the several sales recently made
By the Mercantile Trust Company IL! ll!g"!l
any other subdivision in the city Of St Luis
Lot on Goodtellow avenue. bctNe,n -tthe.Es
ealt line OF CEcodfeIiow avenue. h- i depth ot
II feet Sold for Arr Ba-TiidEe f1r s. % TIE
templates tie erection ot a fat CT the prop
o.;y. ,. ,,,.,, ,-5
c,e-c- avenues. fronting - feet on the east
Yae OF Seventh street. hy a depth eastT.IrdlE 81
sT.itSe-i,ud, for 3 go the purchaser being
Nenrv Ebel The improvements sr"e;s9 on th.s
and ov III. gurchase NJ Ehrl becomes the
owner II tie zee 20 the property
.,@-i frs7r,a cottage IA OAK Hi. orctIpyi1E i't
frJnjirg Tftv feat oEi -he nora i!ne "i In
:,.cticUr greet h GzE,'A IL u 1e-t. htln5 ~
tween Oak HiH arl EeIt asei,lss- solI :or
T-illiam g Rurtfeit tar N.sfA. the psrc has+r
being a client o. Haue= & Barth Real Estate
soii. a TeassroI! !-ts-cst IN .. CT High
r-reet betv-ern ft1 IL and y talion st-H2t.
fronr - feet OF tu- eesJ ilsse Of iiSl EtToec
iJr q der.h cr 1o> 1s"-. lr-a1-t immediately ad-
.f!ttn- ;Ie corner u. s3. Il. stree ne prem
ssss cI-rs;st n p tsro-s-cTv hrick building un-
! de- IarI; lease 70 q Lrev.rv 50 p-= zn1rtr2.
THE ground rental is .l.5 Pc sr1i1l- Sold 90
tie a.rc5u5t of peTT.is rtou1s.l . DlTIu Or
ilo.t who toaSirt as an :u-as'rler'.
s'Sn, lot on ralTn s-rsp' between Spring and
l'-alri4 avenues. in Linceil place: 5h-lS- sold
fer tho LiEoei Real Estate Company fcr $50
90 Charles =-fes=lsyer, Who VII erect a mod
lot on The sourhwsst corner ot Sullivan ard
Linden Real Estate company 70 Jchr IIsrsa.
sSho VIII "r.-t modern nat on tie lot 70 cost
about sT.0Ja.
tot "a N-ro-nIr-r Street between Wisconsin
sri Illinois S-re"tS fronting - tsst on the
s15gtil line - Wyoming street Hy ieVth cs
-: f-ct ALL ~nll for stephen Holt ~
Af-cu. Ill. n John =: No--c- -ur So Tfe
purchaser rou;r-1P,- - tl2 erection q ricGsIu
innrroy yeTnents or the igt.
rentals. having found tenants 10r nun
bar OF hoIess which were --aCated by r-an-
S.e;tt irHiGunis vEH we're living IN -. Louis
during the Fair ueI.-' The gratifying manner
is. which property rents this time. When 81
Insry thought houses would be a drug IN .ae
I-arkst * u the healthy indiCaticls CS
the st. Louis real estate market
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
Henry uiemcn, Realty Company.

Lot or west side Of Lyon street. Just north
os Lynch street. 52x1c5: sold tor the Sp-aui
heirs. Was sold for s!.25o 70 s;uckstede & Bro.
the bell founders. who bought 70 extend ,aeir
plant
Nos. 2s.l-:a:2 South Thirteenth stree; two
story brick. four-fa,niv fat. with usual 'no'..
crn conveaisnces. separate entrances. c.r1"nt't
cellar lot 51xI29: sold for Anna NJ Grusl 20
Gustav spinner, who bought for Investment.
Lot on Palm street. southeast corner OF ',iaS-
gov avenue 67.5xII6 from William DuerhecIs 20
A Waterman FOR 81. l"g. Tae purchaser WI!
begin improvements uTcn the lot AT once.
Tor, lots on Vista Gve'ItIe. TWO OF which ere On
Vista Avenue. southeast corner Of Theresa a. =
nue and eight s0-foot l0t. on the .ELh SD"
OF Vista avenue between Virginia and Theresa
eveauss making total frontage on Vista aF--
,lue Of .i3 feet 4 inches. The properly IS laFt
OF the John !. Roe estate. acquired b. his
daughter, Emma {. COpeiin. since dr0=asaG
ana vzs sold for the executor to William
Sharkcr. The property viii be improved az
once by lir. sl:sr&ey wlth a class OF rn,rtliIil-
priced residences. such Ps he has b.ilt n ti5iS
neshbo-hood in the past. and tnst lays maze
frat locality n very desirable horns diStFl' :
Tie Henry Hierenz Realty Company mas al
WAYS found raaGr market for MI Sfar5eA :
houses and from tine 10 time haze Sp!i again
10 same purchasers. who bought years ago. an
eyi6Encs cf thei- Subtraction with MS v3rS-
Tct,r building loans were made N" past ""cH
ro- hieh-class residences. and work VII he
pushed % heir completion as the weather MI
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

Edward X. I.ovs reports having made sales
during The yast week assregatiHs f2s.So. Is
,,rI9ws=
No. Is,s Aub.r- Avenue. Il-T7c-a r0-ts-. 60
,atninE all rlcde-7. trnT-o's:ifT.- ii.ia
- sd cold water lot cTyi;1. vis S,.!t iof
s. -. rrc-7i John = N.rE to MsrT Z. Nits'7s,,
NJ. &l4a Delmar ayonuS s:Gn.-r}5.2 IN IN 70 u T..
lrfcf; ouse: 10; Syl5H. sold for S5.'+1 f7ni !. =.
rqr,! X Love 10 =. A. Aai. Tlo pE.-!-essE- i''
C. home s e 49,.
sly room apartment building. renting Tor -.
mr. r-or--, lot .5Jl15. sold from Mar J. IA;
t-,- n t;egrEs J. WansJrath for if--t. MY
y-s--.-7,i, -,;ltr,,ased Cor sp.cu!a ton.
N -l,--Is Shenandoah avenue. a do,'ois We
s.Ia SIX roorl ytoG1r-fTDGt eI+a: r-ilt Dat'e.
re--sIrfrS all rrc,isrT, i;,10roTHnl.ris, tcIiti
rsr 81 ca per a;IIlII-1l; vas sold from the
Reals t',,E-;l- 20 Sa!lis Flassrtt -"- Si-@.'.
RcIia < Weta--l ard thn Ho!br5oE- t'iact.N eii =
Re4l Te-ate Trust Companr afs sting IN !n'
transaction. Ms Plassett 7aTc!.iia'! -'' "a
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sIf,si..ippt valley Trust Company.

The real estate department OF the Mississippi
VALLEY Trust Company reports that. 1otTyith-
Gse Doiry Tho incl.1ncat weather. the pas. week
has toan L fairly good one, and they havs
CLOSED sales follows:
= Ono huns+rod ard sixty te.t en- the south sid.
O. Bs-1E1e- a-eTus. lust we<- o; CSOg-ifei!Sv-
from Mary c. G.. Miller TO Henrietta wiIsa-l-
ron for $50. Tie purchaser wss represent ID
ly TIE Eceley Real Estate Company. II is
understood fhat the properly will hs improved
Immediately with hig'-class residences.
5oiI the tvo-s-oTy brick -ssIeerce AZ No. gIs
Ehert!sr avenue. from Ms Kate Glenn to
Eslv- Iser-y for s2.t5bh This property fronts q
feet on Sglelitsn sveE1ls b. GePtE of 10 feet
And was purchased Tor !rE eSjulsnt.
Sold two modern residences. known Ns.=
El2o and 5lS2 Mor-an street from the ROYAL In
vsstracnt Company 20 Daley T and barbara |.
.fedlsy for 1890 f5!S prJIysETg- fronts 6) foe
CT ,.crzsn street by n depth of 10 Seec and
wa purchased az AT investment
Sold No. I"1S North Seyenth stree, from the
0'FalioD estate 10 Louis Kuecknns FOR So 20
This f:opeTty fronts =, feet or North Seventh
Investment
Sold feet on the --cst Side % T-',-!ssar. ave
TN" Just north 81 Mar sv.nge. from .he
gi'7!ion estate 10 Il1a-'. =. Schoe1brrg FOR $3.50
N pr'T".ty z-as bought ror immediate i'm
p-Sgcf.gc-...
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
EenI Estatc Notes.

-Trz-sfers for the mont, up to ard .nc,va-
!rc the 18th instant srs 80 in number aE-
E-a=atia- sI.sfj.s5.
-Four hundred znI tci-tv-ffvs deeyi, cr -r-ls:
were nlsd f0r record during the Eanc 1.-iosi
aiHcIrtilG . S.4s!.5iS
Frank !. DouEilertv is receiving conEratcI-
latlrTs upon the arrival OF Il rvelve-oouu! how
recently. ai-. DouCheTty saws ha VIII make
real estate agent OUT OF him.
--Ti.. WsIsai=-Cierilart Real Estate COMPANY
las been working all hands overtime lately
on It's new catalogue. 10 be issIei q, an
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County Real E,tste Tr.n,fer.

To following raj estate transfers wore fl.f
a. Clayton lat week:
ke:t Jarris 70 Arthur L. T!rrclI. lot i, blo-'s
Ia * tuxedo Tsrll. 81.
RasTyelt Contracting ,1rrTaEy. lots - l.,
i,'-ls ;. OF Hazel H.il subdivision: qu.-c.airrl
Kent Jarvis ami vifa to l. ] Srcuccr. lots
J. and Is. block = oc Webster Fa-k: :ie
Maple Green Eealt. company 70 E.iizahetf1 4
J1r. lets sGi and p5rt Of lots and = block
-. ., subdivision Of Greenwood, sub: SfG25
Alhert L. ReVcly. =: al by- sheriff 10 John
Z. Bobb. lard in JE!ted STATE survsy iqss
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
COURT NUMBERS CHANGED
New Arrangement Makes Crimi
nal Divisions 10 and II.

The Circuit Judges in general term yes
tertiay changed the numbers OF division,
II and IL 20 and Q ard changed ii,
numbers Of divisions s and to 10 and IL
Nos. S and Q have been the criminal di-
visions .. the Four Courts The numbers
were assigned - them when the criminal
courts were mada divisions OF the Cir
cult Court. Later. when two divisions were
added - the Circuit Court at the Court
house. Nos II and II were given 10 them.
The action of the Judges yesterday was
taken thar the divisions at the Court
house might h. in numerical order.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
PLAN RESTRICTED
RESIDENCE SECTION
-igents Expect Next Years Big
Business tc Include Heavy
Zone Buying.
BIG BUSINESS LEASES MADE.
New Mercantile Firms Seeking
Locations Make Rentals &c
.;ve-Two Hotel Proper
ties Rented.


Rea' estate dealers nave neei' 'a,irs ~
TantaEe Of the GLaetloe ote 10 'hc A".'-
day season and U.s. 81. o.e 'ea'ifF 10
perfect plans Tor n"l.t - cal T7orh' "'h'''
all are predicting vi. lse the banner yesT
=, 6. To,-i= real e-la-o
,,, = -. it,, o., .,.o
LEsIt Va! = 1" pOSih iii'F's - -''h'
inflated value=. b.st q good. hed-thy rI-4 Of
. t,--i-,r- and selling u 81 lines q. :-.-tl
-. .-,,-.,-- -, ,s.-,.
- "''--i
ti'EEsss = p1oflszH-' ore n fr"''i1e
dealc- ssii Yesterday.
Vacant ground : coming IN :os a loH"
De-! ~ consideration aT-o"s sssH;s IN
ther plans FOR The coming Year II Is
rererai.v coace5ed that naEt spring ~iii
shOw much activity IA buying for homo
Ir11iI5i,,c and a--arzgeT,enfs an, now being
,,,=, =. --,,. -;,;- ,,,r;,.s,,,.z.7 ,y,.-,,.-,,
~ -
Cae troGD.e eApeFie1lcc'i iaistS ~ resi-
dents of Ce-taiE Ue=t I,-d sections III
1-o-.,t,,-- a.. o.. -, .r.,, ,,i,,,,,,o.b,,,4. a.
t''.e -" ' -
o-'E-ce'e0 - DC N5i .-i'1 lrSatEH a sAH'I'li
demand for rzzf-.rt.>5 residcl.. TIsc.s.
,ra,,v a,a-ts bs;i..-a ti,,t -I-a better. c,zEs
-, -
~ nome oulIiEis VIZ. III tA- i's'I,e Hc
confined to sUch lncalitiet
Oyners os the tioak Of y-or,ufi fronting
-, rc,,, ,is,. o. yr-ss.-,i.,s..,. ,r,,.o 10
~! f"'.a sius' .. ti"''
.-g-r7,ctesd the Commonwealth Trust com
-. ,,-,,,-,,,,,,.-
- ., '''
fo- putting Il vl tn market =. \ high
class residence district fIs. Iso11a orl-
tTance gates T-llI he built aud cther feat
turcs looked atra- toward ma king it at
7-7ctiye. Al the ='rs.J and alloy improve
.reuts arc row Ta.. The book = i'll l.. made
similar IN rhsi 81 Ieugv z-i jTortarsa
places in Tho same lrcs 'ltg but i IS in
tended to make tho restrictions to homo
builders less eIactiGC a. 10 tho cost OF
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

J N. Leg! ( CO. r-po!t the roi'nvins fa!.s:
Sold fO= Willard Realty Company. apa- r7'e9:
building Nc. sg53 AMI 1855 washington svenu-.
tTo apartments c: seE'n and ten rooms. oak
finish throughout. LJc-~ater heat. lot :S'xlS0. 70
Luna Pat;ee. vl.J was represented ~ Adam
Bnecis h Co. FOR <i6.ee' who bough; :or
Fl :gT.-C-s-t-
Sold lot s57.rz5. On tbs west side az shaw;ll.
Flacs. 80 rect ear!th oc Minerva avenue. from
National Realty Company 70 ". 4. Kiassy, for
Sl.ppo. wL2 has EtsTt"l the erection a. :uO
fats.
Soli ~ = y. T-i-gla reslleuc, 20. SO
WASHINGTON avenue. LIT 4tNI-n 10 : J. Andrews
fey $40. Who bought fos 3 home.
S5!4 l.- syNl-Is on lite east side o. Clara AZ
ruH. 10 feet u.rtH ~ AIinetva avenue r-rn
r !. Van l'.E-r . Nirssy Realty and Build
ing 1'7-:.T,a-y tu i;2.o. wlo VIII co:lst.uct ty:o
buildings.
>a.i '.g T-.,a~ s'.s.e. l7- S-zIfn or n. ,5u:h-
"a. eor1'r g.; Ai-E--ia:d alI BOYLE avenues. -
; ; fNH'"T ~ i.. 80 T-L.J viii erect an
.eSaE; apal- &"u- b.:'If0E e .-u= .v, and
s.t io"srn apartment. virl gHarg l,= .err cor
tenie,"-s. including 5anlf4- sc-..rr ard steam
hrG- furnished
Sd g.; --N',3. On rhs ,5u.h s'-s ~ Russell
hFe'i':". ,''S' g iav-su-@ street. y.1rt = /.
L.-F.s-t-1 - T. : Carney !rr go
"A ,, Tr''''' having 80 !s ,.ara sEs-ega,!rE
'"-i-p al > ard ray cont Interest.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

lii" residence recently finished for len
- F. Weisels. ut NJ. As Westniris:sr
place. attrac.s much attention from those
Interested IN beautiful homes, berause Of
its styl" OF architecture and modern In
terror arrangement.
The residence was bail: for IIr vclse..
b. c. p II. pavis OF I'll. Royal Invest
mcrt Company. The design is by Francis
B. Drischle-. the architect. although scy-
e-al Of the special features are the stls-
gestions OF Mr. and Mrs.. We!seIs and
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
Wreck DcmoIishe. Freight Cars.

Anadarko. Ok. Dee IA freight t-aI-
Of seven cars WIS wrecked by q broken
rail az Graceu'oEt. nine miles north o;
AuadarlIo. about 5 o'clock this morning
No Ives were lost The cars were totally
destroyed No trains have rjin north from:
Aua'iarko to-day. hut the vrsrk;1g crew
eSrects 70 have the track clear BY SUNDAY
morning
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

1'homas s Gcrhart. Mr. vci.sis'S business
part'.sr-
Tho rrs.Irr.ec :, =. tra-rooiu :trl.trsrc of
Colonial ard old English architecture.
"ith harGwood finish throughout the tn
ts.!cr exposed ufclle. plumbing a05 all
| modern converIa'r,cl Til. first l!ccr con-
taius a reception hail, library. buffers
pantry. diuine-roou and kitchen. on tn.
second floor are lu artistic dnn. sitting
room. bedroom. s,wirg-rcom and rumcr-
pi.s cedar 'in--t~. Guest rooms and .sery-
ants Quarters are an the third floor
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

George wen-sr of =. I.1-i.s has purchased
from Mrs. Czti.Sri-rs !. toT-tth o. Chicago :. <
ior feet z. NJ. IS2' Merchant street. which is
pear 81: :'t'weT. paving S'-i-5- Mr.. WerSe-
- -, ~ EE'ailt L -, ,'!i,. ufe ana CNnS
cry. usinz l. for a fars9ry and machine shop
Las sale vas made ~ l. = B-othsrtoE, Ne. AZ
Ply st-n...
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

Frank J. jrcu=hcTiy reF5r-s a very act!v.
week. and reports b-Esj-.sss more sc:ir. since
tl1e closing CT tho raiE. having r1as. Il. FOL
lowing sales:
eoif the eol.S-zst c,rrs- CT ShaSn.,:: snd
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

Gouhle hurss ard one-=tor- house. 70. ls1es
ioet. renting at ~ per month: from c. Rott
10 .. and II. WerlS!er for S3.i.,
No. 81 SoEti Jefferson avenue. a tV0-stoTy
End r-iaasard brick dwelling. arranged IN fats
ft- two families. four rooms. bath an: closet
.ach. !ot IIilI feet. tr9G! ". Mauch TO l.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18
enoo.s Himself While Hunting.

Milan. No D,- 1--Gcor-e B-dweI. s
v,..rs old 4saiGauta-Iy SHOT and Killed
t:rn,Tf while ont hunting to-day near
Harris. EIo.. tlGl utHrG" .ntNriu- his lrft
breast. lust above the heaGt. He lived
only ten minutes.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

sslc,:
Ne So Pennsylvania Avenue. a tvo-story
hriFk cusin<. six rooms. hath ciaset ard fi.-
nae. fer one family: FROM II. Fer5er 10 Il.
M,,er fer 81. 40
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

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rowr,~ilp. Il. north. range cast. eou,o:nlns 1-,n
acr=~. Si;+.'
81 ,e, north h.is l.f - and s.uru t4!r l1t -.
block g. ~ Brentwood subdivision ot J.l'-i
states .u-v.sy ~, AID 1853 sLI".
Jtfa 6 N-.lr vi, j., =s aaI ,ss. lax 1T :.
I Hem, Fs.Tsa, and NJ r. i.srr.a-I ITar.s.
10. sj:dstzt IN iaisr- Cl,a-.- is -uhiiyisoa
.rtH llrc. ] east ..:d t-.H-; half Ia, ---
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tagru-air So u.fa fa.-- ..-i.....H-. g.
s.r,-. social i. g..
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Coal oil Inspector, Appointed.

Take Pirker's CasC5rl QEiniue Tablets
TEgy cure colds and malaria No eronides
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

Don't Experiment With Cold.

r-< 7. ". Green. attentions - two-stoTy
1.s.Gsree, y. 81 S"r.u .lyl1-: s. -
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

An. rer.G.- . Edva-r Ifla...r. s..-r -gr-a
rr lc-s y -g IT,, ard "a fu- g.. .t It..t e-aI
Commons n ;lf"i S-a-Hs zu-r '-- .l| towns y
!5. range ; east. r0nta lnl-E a,.-t - 81 'f,-;'
TaiSs Ess 'Ic'-i auI .-s'Ir-'-. tF- trustee. u
Peter Fa-Tis. southeast quart t-- southeast
Uu,rtrr or northeast quarter section !. town
ssin ~ rorrh gslzs : east 'l 'l-E u Kirk
wool. containing - G7~--' 80
Ntisaael j. Est'lv az. wife t. LILY \. I've .a-.
lots = % -. excepting the cH-- II i-'t th'ra-
fru.u q aruarG-l subdivision OF U1-s7!ls E'...-t
It'I: 7iT5t
Egrtlsrn Central Eca'-~ an C.rz--u-r51u
C'5ul-arv 10 T,g.s - H. i-a.i.-s east "a lah-.
IN lot : ani v-st - :r.:. IN i7- =. l.-.s
,. ot Phil F. ,;rerr'z resl5.l.rIzigl - Gar
mes 3 subdivision: S3.5ft.
The St. Louis Republic., 1904-12-18

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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

A. L. Eichelberger, of Ocala, one
of the foremost pioneers and citizens
of the brick city, is spending a week
in Tampa on combined business and
pleasure. Mr.. Eichelberger was one
of the first promoters of the orange
industry, which has grown to such
immense proportions.-Tampa Times.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

Hon. James E. Broome, of Quincy,
arrived in Ocala Monday morning,
having come to represent his camp at
the fourteenth annual reunion. He
was the first delegate. to arrive and
Monday was pleasantly engaged
all day seeing his old friends and re-
newing his many acquaintance here.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

Mrs. j. B. Cutler, who has been at
Hendersonville n. c., for the past
several months, returned home Sat
urday afternonon. Mr.. Cutler went
up to Jacksonville and accompanied
his wife home. They are stopping
at Mrs. Palmer's.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

Misses Violet Harris, Johnnie Lid
don and Jessie Palmer have been ap-
pointed sponsor and maids of honor
respectively for the entire state in
stead of for the second brigade as
was first intended.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. Albert w. Martin
have returned home from a several
weeks visit to Mrs. Martins mother
at Valdosta, Ga, and they are again
at Mrs. Palmer's on Fort King.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

The Ocala Pressing Club, under the
management of n. R. Reed, desires
the citizens of Ocala and surrounding
country to know that they cater to
the white trade only, and that they
appreciate the custom given them by
rendering first-class service.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

Miss Elizabeth Fleming, of jack
sonville, who is one of the attractive
maids-of-honor at the confederate
reunion this week, is the guest of
Miss Annie Davis at the home of Mrs.
G. r. Tydings.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

Miss Grace Hatchell returned home
Saturday from a visit to her grand
mother, Mrs. E. B. HERS, at Worth
ingtOn Springs. On her way home
she stopped over at the Jacksonville
carnival for couple of days.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

Mr.. A. E. Handley, of Holder, was
in Ocala Saturday inspecting his fine
new home near the residence of Gen.
Robert Bullock. 1t is nearly COM
pleted and is a most attractive look
ing place.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

Mr.. and Mrs. B. H. Seymour are
sincerely grateful for the efforts
made to save their property from the
flames and for the kindness shown to
them in many ways by their neigh
bors and and friends, are especially
thankful to those who opened their
homes to them.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

The Rifles minstrel had a rehearsal
last night and in two weeks will
make public appearance. Nothing
ever before seen in Ocala will APP
prOach it in any way.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

Mayor w. J. Edwards, of this city,
and Mr.. Lon K. Edwards, of Irvine,
left Sunday for Kansas City, Mo-, to
be present at the big stock SHOW.
They will also visit the Worlds fair
at ST. Louis before returning home.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

Capt. H. G. Keith has returned, af-
ter having seen the sights at St.
Louis. The genial captain is looking
much improved in health as a result
of his trip.-Lakeland News. Capt.
Keith has many friends here.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04
citation.

Mr.. Abe Brown is spending one or
two days at Homosassa toying with
the breezes, basking in the sunshine,
accommodating flesh, growing rugged
and strong, catching fish and doing
other enjoyable stunts.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

A petition is in circulation request
ing Mr.. Edwin Pittman to permit the
use of his name for alderman in the
third ward. If Ed hustles for votes
like he does for business he will be
an easy winner.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

This office enjoyed pleasant call
Monday from Mr.. Arthur White, re-
presenting the Antietam Paper Com
pany, of Hagerstown, Nd, and Mr..
Goodwin, Richmond (Va.) Paper Co.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

Mrs. G. A. Marsh, of North Caro-
lima, is in Ocala and will be the guest
of her son and daughter-in-law, Mr..
and Mrs. A. II. Marsh for some time.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

After the summers vacation spent
in Boston and New York, j. Standby
Moffett, formerly of Ocala, is again
back at StetsOn University.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

Mrs. Reese Hunnicutt and baby
returned home Friday from Atlanta,
where they have been with Mrs. Hun
nicutt's parents for some months.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

Mrs. George r. Mexican has been
quite sick during the past week, but
is now able to be up much TO the
pleasure of her friends.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

DR.. R. d. Sistrunk, who has been
in Ocala for several days past, left
Friday for his home at Dade City.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

Miss Caro- LiddOn came down Mon
day from Gainesville to spend rev
DAYS with her parents.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-11-04

Mrs. At. Swartz, of Ocala,is Wis
iting Mrs. o. o. Bowen on Clinton
street.-Tallahassee Capital.