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Aiex,s in Asia. and brinss mum ~
of letter. from him which he write.
10 me he win do himself the aonos "
present In person"
"Met Alexis--how!"
.He has been In Turkestan and mas
been having all sorts OF adven,ureS'
we vii, have him here tonight.
"Wiii he not be rather-that is' OUT
OF his element
mot at all. have never fonnd an
American gentleman who was not
ouIte at home in any society. however
high. From what ! have seen OF
Americans they seem to have an easy
natural way OF adapting themselves
IN any circumstances in which they
may he placed. Besides, In this case.
I could hardly be discourteous enough
IN receive letters kindly brought by
This gentleman from Alexis and then
ignore the gentleman himself l."
Before he could finish the sentence
the attention Of Count NaEimod was
10 the great hall, There was
some commotlon and an expression OF
curiosity among the guests grouped
at the entrance.
THANK you-that's all right; can
1nd my way. am friend OF the
family"
These words. In choice English With
, marked American accent were ut
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OAR KE S Il RJ
CHAPTER lv.-continusd.
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Once more Ivan carelessly turned
the leaves. and then without looking
up asked. in u matter-of.fact way;
.You desire to sell the book-what is
the price.'
II preferred to leave that to the
Judgment OF one who Is better able
to form an opinion OF its value than
am myself"
Ivan bowed.
.You will pardon me II | say that
the book is not OF sufficient value 10
md a place. as a rare volume, amohs
the Baroness Won Rhincberg's eollec-
ton: but since you desire TO dispose
OF il. and under the circumstances,
may say that the value of this volume
in ST. Petersburg is twelve roueles-
Radaiof arose.
II shall not trouble You further. My
impression was that it Is worth three
or four times as much, or | should not
have troubled the baroness 10 exam
inc It."
Il hope you do no, think ! under
value IT," said Ivaa.
Radalor shrugged Us sAollae7s
slightly. "My comPl-nerts - Ma
dame the Baroness, he sai1, va
movement toward The dco- c7Sz tss
library into the great ball ana 7ao2ss
say that Professor kAsovitcs 0ss-tts
that he should have tresPKsse1 %
he, Kindness with i BOX troz tse
LEANED Professor Muller Eo-th Gals
twelve routles-
Ivan rang the bell
s servant apPeared-
Il shall eoaVey your vo-is % TIE
baroness. Meanwhile, In case yoa
sun doubt my Judgment as 90 rs
vaiae. n you win rlrn % the pagc neNt .
ths las; you vill and the price In The I
publishers figures IN Russian charag- Z
ter. and judging by the freshness Of I
the marks. writtea only short time
ago, Good aftegroou- Bat1t. s-oE
the gentleman out
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The ratio OF girls to bon
Of rats and mice vn ~
might be expected.
II was also ascertalnst
the boys Increases irca
to the fifteenth year. -
ciincs. while In the girls
more steadily from he -
eighteenth year before
The fear of thunder and Y
tiles. robbers and ESQ
found to Increase With ~
Another novel inquiry =
the fear of ghosts Ia
questioning the little ~
lating their answers Il M
that the most frequent -.
knowledge OF ghosts ~
told by other children. &
Stories read by then =
in frequency. OF all tie :
servants lad been ths
Some had derived thef
edge from pictures, . ~
less than one per cent ~
Of ghosts from their
discovered that fear an
" accompanied belief u
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Old-Time Naval Equip

"murtherers." which vefs
threw any kind OF shot
also "basilisks." port
fowlers" "sakers' ~
The bombards were Of
made of bars welded - !.
Eether with iron bsnda
stone shot weighing X
pounds and 1876 pouna-
these erected on a shp &
naval battle OF chiose
tween the venetians - y
did great damage. Ing U.
over night and were n'
ing. -.
one of these ancieN
-nisht be heard ave ~ -
daytime and ten a. ~ ~ /.
Of Il was so loud th.s y
All tho devils in hss
loose" Brass ordnanes
In England In the
pieces had various -;
he dinerent cslibsl ~
the same deck ..'. 49,
caused great conIu
anding for each its
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-z-s,E a as surpn.t the ruaz uy 4
-suEs-an vHu lAa -y5aen1ir .uEE
E.--lrs,L. - vas -nEn ID a1ras 1--r-
<rs ysa-s u Ez-s- vita : lst@n-z-. zE-
=-s 4-t a 1ars raiCa 5s.ruyed L. M
zr-lr= NJ sATzt.sS -rsz-li-.1l
A. z-cE lumur ne 1zGsur-e l1 -lr
-zEc--r=r Vas N nar1sasl c1niraz- 10
"a s-Ea1c 1uifur-uH N1ira Fs-r rae
--s ~ -.,srs vas smoothing q ne
easy So 1Csslsss..i ur gf tt1a mn.
5-szs,t = -aa -Iu-sl1fuE.ai oT7zltsI;
So E1lc1 asspuEs the taurr11E1
sz--zzal 41d ssanuesi liTD ~ zEs
7s-s- q Az u ne 11uu-
Cl-u1c Naz.rnu.- V1u 1ud arIrzz -
uva-t l1s tuur Eas1 lie lszri lie
vuirs. Els rzadr sttI urHgrs1lltsli
Kant -t--aHrzi -lhh- if Z aurr
cluur SAzinuff--' ami NE st-az.-zr
Ezusd he hand ssId t1r-a Z f-1-d-y
Ezlsrns
Z Els zgr Iszzs thlr r1ur hGSIH=
US -s= sgzae N sacn 1r-uIaur 1=--T
u5-1isar ar : sauuiE hHrs liszirl-s..
a1uur euninE mt rs sa-. 81
zsrzrsaur- al-nur-1w aln vas Az
nus u meet -ae t1rler Z t-ni..ne!
NIzauff as val Iz N ssiIvz- s-ssa
.iztEz- r.
Tr1 be cau1uued-I
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picturesque azS hsscorsrS Rzs<ss-
costume os the WI ceaSz-y. Il COS
tune which ruzcr had II xEs . ror-
terrart Of that IL rhScA 4 tszczs ~
cesSrsss Of tie eozzssss had -az-rsz-s
. yoznxer Scz of the resrrirr -uJas
family. Co1ztsSs Karxscaee -oT.,=
sArc1gh the sa,oz ritA IN AZ Of e.,5-
scicos pride Ard eviterr r--pa
which she took no pains to oozcez,
The goal Of her anhsrsoa vas il ssrr<
Within shree weeks Olga vozss se yAs
hride of Alexis Nazinoa. and tAe
eu1ntess herself vo11d see her eAat
reign in thix naxziecees Naxizc@
paiAce as = very qreen tn the social
reala Of the carifal
Ola KarsscheR presented Z strik-
lneH beauxifui picture and the huu
q aaAirntton which followed her ~
Deaxance Showed that the assem- nbsare
vee fsIly Apsrce1Atise of Aer szrp.s,-
~ eAnrrA n s<rikfng ecntrssf %
- - tApss Breaeax sAe vsre -
3eNaaly mSe : aSamoaa 0rar. vaseA
11fe1 - ~ vea1xk = Ssae,ksaI1
- sA1n axnea = er,nuu1luiu1l
le - = - y, 1l1eI
- - - - Sp6S n =,
-. 4 - :
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John scudder McI4ain Of l1lnneayo-
lis. in his recent book. "Alaska sna
the klondike." says Of = fAmoux asnttc
city: Dawson has = good theatsr. -
athletic clubhouse for winter GDerts
and athletic grounds wen prepared ~
baseball. cricket and tennis. \ peea-
Aiar institution b ths tovn Gr5eE.
known - Uncle John,s Who paxeAee
the streets with meGapAe1a. - -
provement on bsll. an1 aI1r =
the hour and place Il fnsth -
events The long Snnmes lday1 lG -
y arrangements u thtu oA11ii - = i;
terially. The eaasAaH eGU8 1 ~
once boy Are ~ eonru1n1 Il
excuses for ~ ~ = ~ il
aess n ~ u111l r = y
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- High Finance.
vile had savings tunf
~ EuAs made OF painted I'm
sea round among the hnv.
Thea w1uts wrs~k -.
huuRAt bAnk and
A. +. !: 8 : s:sss e. .sssss. sssss.sf Il. IN
- neyer sleere1 seae. w
d \ : . ~ - - 81. s...:!: 4. .ssA~ ~
h. = = Z - ri. sr.ssvats Il
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oayis as /. Musicsax.
--anie q =g czrurrzi-cn 60
S-1rse ir1z-.r-----


SG7r;e ilz-.r-e--
Ea.la-d Ea-iing raEts. zo-sts...
makes III prsnsnes II being i aia1lsr.
ar- he tees play ne yliar alE zi7x
ar- Nct nnE I-u lie cnu7osz. 4
11rEsica- ssr-1g n L ser u va-zes hy
l Fu7uia- sgsr- 7irz.rr L cur = tAs
sec-ssz CT Is Ira--n,srrs On 1 uis--.
he accompaniment u bis vc5-z cc--
z-z-zsi gf 1 1zx e5tcr-ts. xhlch- from
-sssTsnt rgpsEErns. he dzzG II rs
1s1cr-
o1e -i-aE VI Davis vas 1tr
sri1g oc musical ssEz, annu- WON
vas esissr11ed composer. An AZ
1-e- ssgEzd t5s novelist ., zlrv O..
CT hs exr eru7cai-5urz. Es cor
ze11=st Wiling u2 sobtIT 70 taz usa-o
l-e sz-zstGlz1.g rta piazc s.n.,i VIII IL.
a-ss1-1-cs q E1-rzzsr- B-r 10 soo--
:. "a. hs s7-sast rs d,zz-s 7pou n.
<zzz t-11 II r--s,: tc TIA esizhratss
composer. WHO had .5Gexst ain 20
t,s 1zc---=a- sv1:sctIE 4 -szr os-
rTs1zz-.
saE. H. cuGpZas7sst = cuz,S z-i
LHs sS-ta1E Eoc=- er--csa6 ~
TINE oc N Sw-T an. ttzs D
Ware <aG-l6 tie rcts tar < unts-
Hs CO Al SW-T BE CO a. En-
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Dawson Citizens Enjoy

over until 1880 O I
sncrning. but inasne ~:
nearly a. light = n
venienee Is suffered
-DAvson lies nor
me- north latitude
vide differences g -
ably. - are know.
rpstioa Of the slco
- registered 90 9
~ days before
osta * our atsy
- ~ midday.
= nct . verJ
~ yet the
tents "
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the Frontier Day Carnival at Chey-
enne. September I'd. 4th. and sth Of
this year.
The saddle as well ms being . beauty
from the spectators standpoint. II ser
viceabie to the last degree. II Is made
Of California leather. exquisitely en-
graved.
II is beautifully mounted with coin
silver and has more than 200 silver
ornaments about the cantle and front.
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Views aseu. the New e,ev

ne Mother; Isn't he perfect,"
Lae Father; Wonderful child,-
me Uncle; What, Ano,her!-
as Aunt Ton the mothers side):
he favoSs all of us"
The Aunt ton the fathers s,aa,. .
He favors all of u.s.
ne Nurse; Hes poor sleeper. .
las Bachelor Friend: I'm sorry
for them '
ne Cook: Hes a dariin,. url
gire EN- notice to-morrow,,- y"
pc'or; Shall charge eio
,,n,1 me csnie; Well. 1t isn't hi.
: he ailkman: Another custom
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vhile the corue,. !.
enqusros are lrss
leather and have
corners.
..,. On the back q u,
9. snver shield appse.
The carving is N ~.
saddle appear 4 ~
dlan tepee. an ~
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pcnvsr. co.o.. Aug. e<-1o Vneeo
Pacific railroad has % exn1eee@o >
l,s city tickc, once one y ths Aand.
somest saddles ever sesa d neaves.
I, /. valued at $3.50, asd = 70 ~ gissn
as q prize for the champeoa rsdev -
the bucklng and pitchiuS rcuoteet:
which Ia TO be one Of the teoaares q
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~ < va.a.-ea. /. "a. w,-.,,

Nnlzz x Sarls=-osI.. tss o7ir
1s1.e- ot TIE fanny sks5 has shou1
s-scsl a7kiz1s:e f0r srsszes i.
z-7szasy Increasing The SIN az hf,
flsay ass- Il !csasi-y after the t.
zs-s= interests os the sz-fly. c1.-
csg ~ Ds7s~- eesssss hzvfaE duti-,
e . szalse -a-z-e. Is gsstiuz sy7.r !,
Esa-s s-ss h VII s1-oc s1oert 70
1sTss & tie AERIAL rorS In e,,,s,.
Iso1 viii TIE a-azrz of the NsE Yort
Cza--7i rza7-nad Il Is zrz.e-xtoos a.,
s's k1s0'ks to " X yanserhs,, "a s.--,;,
a-ases rttA perfect kz,ouie-.re ),
lie e0zz,=sz se<0rs h rsSirs.
kessys Az ef Pesite Ree.-s..
Eae s<cry atoE1 Ar,l% r.,n.-
a,kiss tie xzszre CIT os she ,ces-,,
1 9Hiz< him scs calaz 10 rs-a -. =
Aihe KeET's r~srxts 10 a. unr;rs..
threats. :
Nzke hss essn pr0tsstsrx ere,v a..
easss2 md 1na1J, sunx sSox,s ~.
essA1A h.i.< - asrane parsir.asr5,
.ssA = III. xeszy.- ~ -
nlAL % nlnss renaxk - y. ...ss
- - - - - u : 49,!
/. !. III. - ". !!!!!11 - - sAnse1a s
Z. q !';!1 ',1 na q
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-03
4 Cutting ARRAY.

Two white men, Ellison and Fo-
glestrom, one from Dunnellon and the
other from Montague, got into dis
pute, Saturday night at nine o'clock,
over trifling matter which
finally led to blows During the
combat an unknown man ran up be-
hind Ellison and struck him over the
head with some kind of an instru-
me:lt, (which produced quite an ugly
looking cash, about three inches long.
The wounded man bled profnsely.
DR.. Powers was summoned and bound
up the wound, which is not serious
Both men were arrested. Ellison
gave bond and FogleStrom was lock-
ed ZIP. The latter had pistol III his
hip pocket when arrested, but pro-
duced u license which entitled him to
carry it.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-03

Mr.. p. r. Lester has made another
big turpentine purchase, this being
one of the many that he has recently
contaminated. He seems to be the
most active promoter now on the
market. The property he purchased
Yesterday was IL $50 acre turpentlne
location belonging to ex-Sheriff NJ
gent, and is in the Higley settlement.
The trade was made through the
BlounU Real Estate Agency.
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0OOs q - SpOs0s000s
Mr.. Sparkman's visit to Ocala this
week calls to mind the first time I
had the pleasure of meeting the dis
tinguished congressman.
It was back yonder in those warm
political days when the late Col. w.
d. Chipley, of Pensacola, was telling
the people of Florida his pet story of
the little water mill. There was q
law suit between two partners to
determine the value OF the mill and a
witness was called upon to testify to
it's grinding capacity whereupon he
declared that he could eat the grist
as fast as the mill could grind it.
But how long," asked the lawyer,
''couid you keep this up?"
"Until 1 starved to death" the wit
ness frankly replied.
The (politicaD mill did MT grind for
Colonel Chipley as successfully as it
has for Mr.. Sparkman. He did MT
tell us any pet stories but was firm,
fearless and able advocate of democ-
racy and the states best interests.
This was at DeFuniak Springs-the
home of the Florida Chautauqua, the
State Normal College and also of
quite number of prominent, refined
and educated people such as Hon.
Wallace Bruce, Consul to Scotland
under Mr.. Cleveland's administration,
Judge Thomas F. McGourin, for a
number of years postmaster and later
appointed United States Marshal
for the northern district of Florida;
L. w. Plank. a model of the western
states bigh-class citizenship; w. l..
Cawthon, Floridian who has eclips-
ed anything on record in the way of
successful merchandising among a
mixed class of customers, and others.
And it was from among these gen.
tlemen and their like that We heard
the many fiowery compliments paid
Mr.. Sparkman. Such people have
kept him high up in the political bal
ances of Florida because of his hon
esty and integrity, and his loyalty to
his constituents.
We recall no public man who has,
with less criticism, held the mistaken
confidence of the people of Florida,
than has the Hon. S. NJ. Sparkman,
congressman from the third district.
PETER STANLEY.
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After spending several days down
the river tarpOn fishing, DIR. Ander-
son and party returned to Ocala on
Wednesday morning. The doctor
did not catch but one tarpOn this
trip. While here before he and his
party caught three or four large
ones in one day.-Crystal River
News.
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Another Isrpsetiae oe@psay osgss-
lied.
Turpentine interests continue to at
tract more and more attention, and
the man is extremely lucky who can
find an outlet in this direction for the
investment of his surplus wealth.
But money is not the only requisite.
good business judgment and ability
and practical experience being nee
essary adjuncts, and are indeed the
principal factors that lead up to sue
cess.
All these accessories are complied
with in the organization of a new
company which was formed in this
City Friday.
The new firm consists of Messrs.
James r. Moorhead, OF Ocala; Pat
rick T Randall, of Connor, and R. H.
Johnson, of Martel.
Mr.. Moorhead is a gentleman of
sound business Judgment and his pro-
fession as a surveyor has made him
thoroughly familiar with all the tim
bered lands in this section of the
country, and he goes into this new
deal with his eyes wide open and is
enthusiastic over the property the
company mas been fortunate enough
to secure.
Mr.. Randall is successful mer-
chant and orange grower and has his
first false step to make along the lines
of a business proposition.
MIR. johnson is an experienced tur-
pentine operator. and the new COM
bination is an exceedingly strong and
formidable one.
The company has secured a body of
ten Thousand acres of very fine round
timbered land in the vicinity of Leb-
anon, in Levy county, not a tree of
which has yet been defaced, and the
entire tract stands in its virgin state.
The friends of these gentlemen are
congratulating them upon their good
fortune.
The main office of the company
will be located in Ocala.
ter, Miss Ophelia Polk, passed through
Ocala Monday over the A. Z. L. Ry.
from st. Petersburg en- route to Tex
as to attend the marriage of their
neice, Miss Ophelia Brigham, to Judge
Conner, of Fort Worth. They will
stop over at Nashville, Tenn, for the
wedding of Miss Virginia Morgan to
Rev. Campbell Gray November 1.
Ex-Governor Chas. B. Aycock and
Hon. w. C.. Monroe, Of Greensboro,
n. c., were among the prominent
guests who spent Sunday in the city.
They appeared as attorneys for a
phosphate company in case which
wa, heard by Judge w. S. Bullock in
chambers Saturday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-03

Mr.. Carmichael has returned from
his automobile trip south, in which
he covered half a dozen or more
counties.
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Mr.. Lucien P. Farmer, of Eureka,
well known throughout the county as
. snccefsful teacher. is now in Au-
gpsta, attending the medical depart
ment of the University of Georgia.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-03

Mr.. j. j. Gerig has returned from
New York City where he spent sever
al weeks buying goods for his holiday
trade. He is looking fine. The met
him. He says his stock which will
arrive within the next few weeks is
a beauty and he wants everybody to
call and see it.
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Parks Gsnvsss Theatre Next Week

Mr. T. W Weyiman, advance agent
for the G. ". Park Stock company,
is in the city making arrangements
for that company's engagement here
next week. The Park company was
in this city last February and made
quite hit among the theatre-goers
They played SIX nights in the Rodgers
park lot opposite the Atlantic Coast
Line passenger depot, where they
will be located again this season.
They open Monday night and will
remain the entire week.
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q Deserved Promotion.

Mr.. J. E. Padgett, who for a num-
Der of years has been connected with
the Southern Express company in
this city, has been promoted to the
agency at Quincy. He has always
been popular with the patrons of the
company here, and his many friends,
while they will regret to learn that
he is to leave, will congratulate him
on his promotion and wish him well
in his new home.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-03

Wsntsd. . Wife:-The undersigned
has q comfortable farm and no en-
cumbrances. "A good woman will
find a comfortable home. Apply to
b. Brinson, Marshville, Fla. 1td&w
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-03

WHISTLES, WINES. BEER AND MALT.
3alk goods-Jugs free-NO; prepaid.

!salk goods-Jugs free-NO; prepaid.
81 10 Der gallon Rye. Gu, Cot Good Grade
= 90 per gallon.
Rive. Gin. Coru, Rum, Fine Quality g. 90 per gal
Rye Gin Corn. Kun Best tor the money.
8; pr gal
"a RIVE. Peach aui apple brandy. Nel'o~e
by age 81 90 per gal
Victoria Rye. Social Drops Rye. MediSal qusity
LENP ST LOUIS BEER Re- GSz-
Falstaf --- - .- .- - ...-.. - az
Extra Pale . - . &c
standard ..-. - .. 49,. o
Malt extra dark ..... g
CohurR'-r. imported. .......-..- -
Ra-- Al Nuts . .
Guinness Sto;,t piut> ......-.- ..-...-.. 8
Prices By the barre. o. arpi::r.!'s-
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HERE AND THERE.
A better line of rugs ct the price cannot
b found anywhere. oeals Furniture 80.

Mrs, Mallory Liddon, who has been
visiting Mrs. Dell, in Gainesville, and
Mrs. HERS, in Jacksonville. has re-
turned home.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-03

Get your comforts now, and you viii be
comfortable when the cold weather come {.
oeala Furniture Go.
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EXPRESS PREPAID.

Assortment Allowed On all Goods Of Same
Prie
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Mr.. Sam Knight from Chronicle is
the guest of Mr.. and Mrs Chas. E.
Thomas today. Little Rubie knight,
Mrs. Thomas sister, has been here
for the past week.
Mr.. n. S. Fort, of Moss Bluff, was
in the city Saturday and says that
Messrs. Albert and Oliver Fort, who
a few days ago disposed OF their prop
erty at that place, have purchased a
tract of land near Titusville, and
will devote their attention to truck
ing this winter and spring.
MIR. L. j. Brumby, census enumer-
ator for Marion county. sent out about
$500 yesterday in payment to various
deputy ennmeratorS in the county
The census of Marion county will
cost in the neighborhood of 81 200.
and shows an increase in population
in the lest five years of about 10 per
cent.
Mr.. Charles E. Ball several DAYS
ago purchased the a0-acre farm of
Joseph Fort estate at Moss Bluff
There are something over two hun
dred bearing orange trees on the
property and Mr.. Bah will increase
the number as soon as practible.,
MIR. r. G. Davis, of Jacksonville,
is in town on business for the FAY
Sholes Typewriter people, for whom
he is state agent He has placed his
machines in number of our business
houses and says he intends to have a
good many more in pretty soon if
hard work and advertising can ac-
complish it.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-03

Mr.. and Mrs. w. z. Mcdonald, who
have returned to Jacksonville to re-
side, are now very pleasantly located
at Ill East Elizabeth street, in that
city's popular suburb, Springfield.
Mrs. D. g. Edwards, of the Ocala
House, is now in Utah. She will re-
main in the west several weeks
longer, probably returning to Ocala
about December 1.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-03

YOU IAN now buy the famous Kim
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makers at wholesale factory prices.
We will send them to reliable people
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-03

We are the sole agent for the celebrated
Genuine Karpen Leather Goods. oeala Fur
uiture Co.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-03

Tax thou thy talent today that
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vertisements in the Banner and profit
thereby. K
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The Democrat at Live Oak is to be
printed as a daily paper. Mr.. La
Fontisee recently of the Times-Union
will have charge Of it. We predict
that it will be a success from the
start
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-03

Captain J. B. Martin, of Ocklawa-
ha, has almost entirely recovered
from his severe attack of dengue. He
was in town Saturday and registered
at the MonteZuma