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Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-25

With Ample Resources, well es-
tablished connections, and contiuu-
ed conservative management we So
licit account Of firms, corporations,
banks, and the general public.
Interest bearing certificates Issued.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-25
OF GEORGIA
K ALL w AY.
Schedules Effective, November28,n, 1905

Arrival and departure OF trains at Ameri
Gus, Ga-Central of Georgia Railway Pas
senger Station. 0Uth Meridian Time
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-25

We can understand why New
Workers should be opposed to let
ting some 50O,0O people in New
Mexico and Arizona have four
senators when the 5000, 900 people
of New York are not represented
by one.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-25

Close connection at Cordele for all points
north and south. At Columbus for all
points west, and at Montgomery for
New Orleans, Mobile, all Texas points and the
southwest and northwest.
For further information as to schedules.
rates, ETC., to points beyond our line, apply to
E. B, EVERETT, Agt., Americas, Ga.
W. P. SCRUGGs, T. p. A., Savannah
HAS. F. STEWART. A.G.P A, Savannah.
Americus times-recorder. [volume] (Americus, Ga.) 1891-current, 1906-01-25

Few people who go up in the air use
an air ship.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

= 8ebenflt6. nOer alte
profehor unb Weteorolose Siniel
pirb bod re9t f9pa9 = fir ben
ganaen nd9iten Wonat fat er @uuz
mOnb prpp6e5eit!"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

ent5os fi9 Der 9anb bes garons
niGt.
9eife bibrirte i6re Stimme: ga,
unl S6retpiIen, Soadim, bGtte mid
Helns Sieg s%efreut."
Sa berf9panb aIes um ben SSunz
fer. Hieoerlase, Neup, Mertens, Der
&ennplaB nit feinen bunten Menz
f9eni9pdrmen IOiten fi9 in roiisen
Nebel.
gdber beugte er fi9 gu Der reiaens
ben Srau. SetB trafen feline Worte
ibr DIR.
.Srau 9ilma, = barf nod elm
IuBenfeiter beute ii6er bic Gaporiteu
iieder = 8ilma 80"
Sa f%enften ii9 Die laneen, feibenen
Wimpern iber Die grpBen, tlaren
@usenfterne unb bas f9One 8Dpfden
neiate ii9. Damn aber bob Srau
8ilma BON Sunben fret ben Slid gu
feinen Qugen empor. Isle biirfen,
Spa6im, neil =" nnb i9elmii9
lG6elnb fii9te fie 9inSu: : ypeif
bsute bod nun einmal Die Iubsnieiter
fiegen 80"
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

Baron Soa9im slaubte Dor @eraer
nnb S3om in bic @rbe iinten Su
miiHen.
Primer Baron" tpsdte i'm @ilma
bon Sanbens Stimme aus ieinem
@riiten. ~@rmer Spa6im, Sic tbun
mir aufri6tis leib. Sd bate 10 be,
ftimmt auf NelIp's Sies sebofft, MIDI
10 febr sefreut, bub gerabe fie ="
rSrau 8ilma, sic baben sebofft
= fi& sefreut, bab serabe id III"
8einabe bate SoaGim laut aufse,
iubelt.
Seibs RStbs ibsrflammte i6r.
Wansen. 9alb unbepubt rei4ts fe
ibm bic 9anb. Sbm tpar's, als
itr6me elm tparmer, lebsnbieer Quen
bon ibr gu ibm iiber. Die beiben
iparen aIein auf Der Sriblne. Mne
batten ii9 gu benz fiesrei4en Sam
tasco" begeben.
9eib purbe es Soadim in &opf
unb 6era.
rGrau Wilma = sic bdtten -
sic fonnten -"
Sn reiaenber Werptrruns ftanb ix
por ibm. Gber bas CARTE 9dnbhen
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

OasS d 9isuGaz
bed perurt1silts Den Irteitsr 0eiac +
8urmeiiters Malfen6orf, Der ssnlains
i4aftli4 NIT seiner Mutter feinen @a-
ter ermorOets, gu Is Sabren 3udtbaus.
6ran Burmeiiter periibte in ser Inter
iudungsbaft Selbitmoro.
& nabe pier 8 ag per-
| RI I. Der SebniGhrise Sobn Niba<
lifsfb in Chisholm. Minn.. lift iiimeit
mad pisrtGsigam limherirreu in Der
NGte Der 9;nnsb=Minen gang er11Dtft
anfgefunoen poroen. Gr bate ii9 in
Der IGhe fsines 6.~imattsortes pmerirrt,
al5 er fi9 auf Die Su9e nad elmer
b%ermibtsn Sub fesab. Cine poHe BON
so EGnnern fatte ole son3e @egeno
persefens our9fudt
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10
= 2imiteb.

= 2imitee.
Der 3us UNI 11:30. abenbs Der Snbianas
sOIis-SOsanspOrt l9iuiiipn ssbt mad 9sru
snftatt 2%osansport.
Reus ipe3ieqe 8ebienuns mad st. @ahne.
-5ise p~erIaiien indianapolis UNI 7:OO nno
zi:CO u6r Sormittass uno 800 unS 700
Hbr Ra&mittass, MAIDEN bic Sabrt mad
et. Bapne in 4 Stunben unb 40 geinuten.
Reusr !3us - Rarion Slper - Terldbt
Rarion 7:55 8ormittass unb 1:55 Na4s
x,ittass f; gerIdbt indianapolis HOO gors
mittass unb 500 Ra6mittass; bdIt Bios in
Gnoerlpn unb Msranbria on.
ani9IisSenSe 9inien errei4en Oapton,
Cbio, st. Dapne, Suntinstcn, @abaib,
safontaine, stpapsse, @reentotpn, Sartforb
eitp, Rontpelier, 8lufton, 8tn9eitsr,
Union eitp, GreenoiHe, D., unb 3mii9sns
Itationen.
Sra9ts un6 9afasiersO fiee Terminal
Na~rtesimmer. Sslspbon R 175.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

Das dItete 8utTqens
pferb in paris, Gbpeolat NIT Namen.
tit bereits Is Sabre i'm Oienit uno
arbeitet tGsli4 10 Stunben.
Man f4dBt, b-a 5 in @frita
in ben lebten aebn Sabren 100000
Biz 100000 @irseborene an Der
Sdlaffrantbeit ~ssitor6en iinb.
2aut b 8eri9t Der eiptlz
btenft : gommifiion in Wafbinston
ffnb 1887 R%esierunss : Glerfs IN
Wafhinaton uber IS Sabre alt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

rNeGp" Fat niemals pieber baa
2Guten Der StartglOfs gu b0ren Be-
fommen. Ste abancirte gum Samena
pferb unb trGgt bic i9Dne 8aronin
bon 3afon iiber bic Sluren unb
bur4 Die peiten 8u9enfprften 9rob=
3O6berns, tpenn biefe an ber Settle
hires sliidli4en 9atten i6r &Onisreid
inipiairt.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

8ebenfGi9. Der alte
profefIor unb Meteorologe Siniel
pirb bod re9t f9pa9 = fir ben
ganaen nd9ten Npnat fat er 8ulz
mOnb propbe3eit!"
: Oas GGtehe @9aufpielerz
Dentmdl 8erlins, bpr ettpas mebr
als bunbert Sabren erri9tet, bat
bur9 bic 2Gnee Der 3sit fe6r gelit.en
unb ion bemnG9it erneuert tper5en.
@s befinbet fi4 auf benz alien Serr>
falemer &ir6bpf an Der 8aruther
Strabe unb lit benz Nnbenfen bes be:
riibmten 8erltner S9auIpislers Sled
setpibmet, befen $50. @eburtstag III
Sum- nd4ftew Sabres besanseu ipere
ben fam. @uf einem f9on sismIi9
bertpitterten rnterbdu aus Sanbiisin
erbebt fi1 cine srobe 8aie, tpelde Die
fpmif6e unb bic tragii6eMaste seie!!.
@tne f9or unleierli9 getporbene Sns
i4rift riibmt bic fiinitlerii6en g.
geni9dften bes i'm Sabre 1901 0er>
itprbenen.
30 bic 8erz
sebung bes N~pbelpreiIes tpurbe UNI
ldngft bonn norpegii6en Stprtbing
gepG6lt. Die Sadie pirb fonit elm
fa9 babur9 erlebigt, bab bic bpriG6z
rigen Mitglieber pieber gepdblt
tperben, unb audi biesmdl bate bic
betreffenbeg ommifiion bes Gtort6ines
biefen Wobus borgef6lagen. Nur
falte 2oeblanb burd 8iDrnitjerne
i8iOrnfpn erfebt unb 8ernsr an STEELE
bes beritorbenen Stort6insprGfrbenten
Steen neu setpdblt perben. Snbsfen
tpurbe pbne Debate Der prpfefor
unb ebemalige Minifterprdiibent
9aserup aufammen nit 2oeplanb,
ippie gerner sepGblt. 8j1rniOns
9ur6faa errest 'gufie6en. gr fin=
pct aber feline @rfldrung in beHen
Iuftreten gegen ben @ertrag BON
&arlitab.
= eieiner@ er6anblung
Dor Der Siifelborfer Straftammer
ma9te Der 9efdnsnibar5t Or. gf6=
tpeiler barauf aufmertfam, hab it9
unter ben in nnteriu9ungsbaft be-
finoli9en Perf onen bic Su9t, ben
vpilben Mann" gu fpielen, auffanenb
mebre. Sm SefGngnib Serenbprf
tpdre CUR 3eit bas Simuliren gang
unb gdbe, mas permutblt6 auf bas
8eiipiel berf9iebener betannter Siz
mulanten auriidaufibren fei. gs lei
iotpeit %setommen, ba5 felbit ein5elne
@efangene, bic es unter i6rer @erbrez
4erpiirbe balten, fi9 bsrartiser Mit<
tel gu bebtenen, bic rtpilben Mdnner"
blobaufelen iu9ten. Srobbem erforz
berte es theilpeife e~inge6enber 8eobs
a9tung, Inn ben pirtli9 9~eitesfran>
fen BON benz 8erftener gu unteri9eiz
ben, be- lebtere es i6on gu einem bo>
ben @rab Der 8plfpmmenbei. se>
bra9t bdtten.
= @uf eine bonn yG9o be
Baris" beranitaltete &unbfrage
iiber bas Srasen bon 9iiten i'm
Sbeater %anttporteten iiber 111,000
Oamen. Sapon ftimmten 58,319 fir
itrittes 8erbot bes Suttragens, ST.
767 fpra9en fi9 gu @uniten bes flei>
men Sbeaterbutes aus. Tie iibrigen
1856 forbern bas Re9t, ieben 9ut,
alfo AUDI bic er0Bten Sebernunset6ii=
me i'm Sbeater a%uf6ebulten gu b%iirfen.
Der 3Gblung Der Stimmaettel in Der
Rebaftipn bes ngdo be paris" pobns
ten biele Sbeaterbireftoren bel. barunz
ter audi Mi9el Garre unb Sules Gla=
rette. Mls bic beiben lebten faben,
bab fi9 Der grObere She'll Der BARRIER
Grauentpslt fir bas @erbot bes 5u=
tes ausfpra4, bef6lofen fe fofort,
bonn 8esinn Der nG9iten Saiipn CD
bas Srasen ieber Dirt BON Siten in
Der Opera gpmique unb Der gpmehie
ssrancaife ftrens gu berbteten.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10
indianapolis & Gaifern.

2iriteb 3ise fur Ri9mono unb allen
8unften in Dbio, peIde perbunben ftnb nit
sIettrii9en 9inisn, Jun $40 uno lilo gors
mittass, 2:10. unS $40 Na4mittass uno
$40 Abenos. 9oeaIe sSise fur Ri9monb
an6 3pii4entaticnen pom 500 tlbr gors
niittass an unS bann iebe Stunbe, ausses
nprnnren bic 9initeS 3sit, bis 900 abenSs
Goo u5r 9benbs ausseIaRen). Setter 3us
mad GrssnfieIb UNI 11:30 ubr Absnbs.
indianapolis & Wartinsuiae.
grfe @orsen.G ar UNI $40 ubr Rorsens.
Damn pom $50 ubr Rorsens iebe Stunbe
bis 11:3O nbr @6enos aussenpmmen bic
Stunben $50 unb 1870 1br 2lbenbS.
SnSiauapolis goal Srattipn So.
Slse laufen ffinbli9 pom SnbianapoIis
mad glainfieIb pom 5:C0 nbr Nprse1S bis
Hoo ubr Absnbs /; a~ussenommen bic Stuns
ben 800 unb 1000 ubr Abenbs.
SnoiaEapplis & Nortbweitern.
3ise Iaufen ftinbIi4 pom 800 ubr Rors
gems biz 900 1br abenbs. Ani9Iab in
lebanon fir 9borntorpn unb Charlottesville.
Der Bug um 1000 ubr gbeubs fdbrt bios
bis mad 9ebanon.
Der Bug uni 11:30 nbr 9lbenbs fdbrt Biz
mad Sranffcrt, Gni4luB in lebanon fur
Graipforbspile; bsrieIbe fdbrt in Der Conn.
tag Ra4t bios bis mad 2afanstte.
2imiteS 3ise fir 9afabette fabren ab um
$40 unos lilo 1br Rorsens, unb 2:10,
5:1O @a9mittass un6 ITO Abenbs. SIR
Charlottesville UNI 10:45 .gprmittass unb
4:25 3ahmittass.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

@enn Sic tur5 an @elb fino 70 56sern sic nidt su
ans 5u fommen. @ir %lieieru Sbnen BON IS bis 5000
auf NEUTRALITY-SUSPICIOUS., Eianos, Hferoe,
gSa9en, 2aoen|Ginrihtungen,. YagerbauaG uittung,
etc: cbne iortSnnebmen, anf itrense pertrauIi6e
Mrt, 10 eaB Riemano BON Der translation etiuas
erfdhrt. $1.2o lit bic tp6tent Idle 3ahlung an elmer
$50 GIIeibe fur so Nud1en. &noere Betrdae In
gleidem EerbdltniB. sic. f0nnen iu6denflif, mpnatS
LID peer piertelidhrlih be5ablen uno ieoe Gn5abIung
~reouSirt bic &nleibe.
aahlen 10 ite5t oas frei, oenn mir babeu monatIi1eu
uno piertelidbrlihen 8ablunespIan lno Sic fbnnen
dableu pte sic upIen. Mnleiben iperoen in allen
9beilen Der Staot geniabt, iotuie in Sbelbppine,
GreenfeIe, &nisbtstctpn, SrantIin, Columbus. Rar=
tinspine, lebanon, 3obles0ine, 8reencaftIe uno allen
anoeren Srten bon Snterurban Babnen beribrt. Hpf
ooer Telephone Npplifationen erbalteu prpmpte Be
aftur9. @enn Sic gelo ben6tbisen 10 filen sic
oas rnteri tol9enoe 6ormuIar aus, ihneioen Sic Is
aus une itifen Sic es per Ysit, elmer r~nierer asenten
tpiro bel Sbnen puriprefen.
Rameu.
Satin Hame.
StraBe uno Summer.
Staot.
................
Setrag seiuinidt.
@an iprehe Dor poer ifreibe ON
Snoiana Rprtsase 2pan Co.,
(gtablirt 1877
Simnter 4 2pmbarb gebdube,
24h OF @afbinetpn Strabe,
Beioe Telephone 1886.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10

= 2imiteb.
2oganspprt & 9eru Dipifion.
Carmel, y%aobIesbile,i Gicerc, Nrcabia,
atlanta, Sipton, 8ofomo, Salueiton,
BaIton, 9ogansport, Riami, 8unfer Sin,
8sru un6 Glpooo.
*5 90 Sm. 1 40 Nm.
8 40 Gm. *3 90 Nm.
~ % 8m. 3 45 Sim.
7 45 @m. *5 90 Nm.
80 90 8m. 8 As Sim.
45 9m. NJ 90 Sim.
#1I 90 8m. 7 40 Sim.
IL Is 9m. *9 90 Nrt.
II 90 Nm. IL 80 9im.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10
Snternrban Seit=S Isabelle.
Z. II. z. Snfem.

s. II. e. SDterf.
Ss Rraft eOnntas, ben 20. Tai 1905.
3ase SerIaffen indianapolis.
Runcie G. Marion Siuiiiom.
2amrenee, Sortpiae, genbIeton, AnSerion,
9crttotpn, Runeie, RibbIetopn, &leranoria,
eummitpine. Sairmpunt, Gas @itp, Soness
boro unb Rarton.
4 90 8m. IL 05 Rm.
70 o. 8m. 2 90 Sim.
6 90 gm. *3 05 Sim.
~ o. 8m. 4 90 Sim.
90 Sm. 70 90 SIM.
70 O5 8m. rs o. Sim.
10 90 Sm. 6 90 Tm.
al 90 Sm. ~ 05 SIM.
*11 o. 0m. 8 90 Sim.
IL 90 Wttes. *9sO5 Nm.
IL 80 gm.
Indiana tribuÌˆne. (Indianapolis, Ind.) 1878-1907, 1906-07-10
Grebs Spe3iaIif.

G)r. Soiparo, iiber breiBis Sabre erfpIereihe &rebs=
Sebanslnn9 tn indianapolis. Office ia Sib
Sninpis StraBe.
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-12
NEWS FROM OUR CORRESPONDENTS
Hippodrome Cost $4,000.

sIt will require the sale OF more
that 36,ovU tickets to clear expenses
of the hippodrome alone" said a mem
ber of the Jacksonville Carnival AS
sociation several days ago. The won
ders and attractions that have been
imported from New York to amuse
Floridians during .-e week or NO
vember 5th to 10Th, costs the Jack
sonville Carnival Association $4,000
Almost every show is famous, and
comes from the New York hippo
drome. Some of the individual sal
aries of more than a hundred labor.
ers. There will be talented animals
aerial dare-devils, and wonders and
comedy performers of great variety
"But we don't expect to lose any
thing on the hippodrome," said q
member of the carnival association
The advance sale of tickets convince
me that the attendance will be
large enough to not only pay off that
$4,000 hippodrome expense, but tc
help materially in the many othel
expenses that are necessarily incurred
in a great undertaking of this kind
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-12
MARTEL MENTION.

Special correspondence Ocala Banner.
Mrs. II. w. Long, who has been
quite iii the past ten days, IS conva-
lescing under the skilful treatment
of DR.. Veal.
A. w. Woodward and family have
returned to their home az Cotton
Plant, and are welcomed back by
their numerous friends.
Rev. A. w. Weir has been conduct
ing a protracted meeting at Marte
the past twelve days. assisted by the
Rev. Mr.. Pasco, of Alachua. The ser
vices were interesting and good was
accomplished. There was six acces
sions to the church.
Rev. Pasco is an able, earnest anC
soul-stirring preacher and especially
adapted to revival work.
The friends of Messrs. ID. A. Clarl
and Walter Ray are glad to welcome
them back from their sojourn IL
North Carolina and Hot Springs
They are greatly improved in health
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-12
DAISY NO. /.

Special correspondence Ocala Banner.
We are having some disagreeable
weather at present.
We are sorry to saw that June
Bug" Poor "Albert" and blue Bell
have discontinued their space in the
Banner. 1t is the most pleasant pa
per we have ever read.
Mrs. NJ. c. Marsh is visiting her
son. Mr.. H. A. Marsh.
Ee are sorry to say that an old
time Blacksmith of Daisy has moved
away. So l guess we will have to
give him up as we see there is nc
chance to get him back.
We are glad to see that Miss John
ME Priest is able to be up and out
again.
| We notice that S. A. doesn't come
out this way any more. We suppose
it is because the name is like the
writer, already worn out.
"IIere and There" has been south
for the past few weeks and has just
returned home.
We are glad to hear from the east
of the river again.
Mrs. Charlie Martins little baby il
a perfect little peach. We suppose
she is glad it is peach instead o.
a pear.
Mr.. w. J. Hogan is on the sick list
DR.. E. e. Lindner is his attending
physician.
Miss Leila Hogan is slowly recov
ering from a severe illness.
Mr.. r. A. Hogan has purchased z
very fine organ for his daughter, Miss
Ella.
HERE AND THERE.
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-12
ANTHONY.

Special correspondence Ocala Banner.
The ice cream supper at Mrs. Mead
ow's Friday night, the 18th, given for
the purpose of raising funds to re-
pair the parsonage was quite a de-
Ightful affair. The amount raised
was something like s96. About s
o'clock the refreshments began being
served in the dining room and on the
yeranda, where everything was beau
tiful and brilliantly lighted with jap
anese lanterns of the most beautiful
designs. A number of little girls serv-
ed lemonade on the verandas, while
Mrs. Meadows, Mrs. Graham anj Miss
Hillman, served ice cream and cake
in the dining room. Mrs. Griffin act
ed as treasurer. The cream and cake
were simply the best. The night was
perfect one. The moon spread her
golden rays over the darkened world
and the soft bright splashes of gold
en- moonlight stole noiselessly through
the towering old oaks and fell softly
upon the youth sand maidens blush
ing, but happy. Oh! how we often
think of that night when every one
was happy and every thing was so
beautiful
After the festival everyone express,
ed their appreciation for such an en-.
joyable evening and with happy hearts
the beautiful young women ard child
rem and young gentlemen were driv
en- to their respective homes under 9
cloudless starlight sky each wishing
that Mrs. Meadows would live to give
many more such enjoyable affairs.
Mr.. Dewitt Grimm, of Daisy, wa.
at home Saturday and Sunday.
Mr.. ]. l.. Hillman, of Kendrick. wal
visiting his parents Sunday.
DR.. C. w. Lindner is in valdosta
Ca, this week with his daughter, Mrs
Thos. E. Harris.
Mr.. j. w. Hillman left for Gaines
vile Wednesday on business.
Revival services will begin here
the third Sunday, Oct. 81. Rev
Moore, of Ocala. will assist Rev
Cunningham during this meeting.
Revival services began at Graham
vile Wednesday. There will be din
ner served on the" grounds Sunday
There are several who expect to at
tend from Anthony.
1t is too cold now for June Bug t,
try and venture out now, I suppose.
BLUE BELL.
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-12

Mr.. c. T. Trask, well knowr
citizen of Belleview, who has been in
business at Memphis, Tenn. for some
time past. is now at Madisonville
Tenn, and will be there for short
while. Mr.. Trask is pleasantly re
Il lembered by our citizens and is in
terested in our county and keeps in
touch with us through the columns
OF the ocala Banner We hope thai
Mr.. Trask will at no distant da,
again take up his residence amc3g us
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-12
CENTRAL NEWS.

Special correspondence Ocala Banner
The Centralites thought they would
put in their appearance this week.
Miss Della Smith opened the school
at Central September "a.
Mr.. C. B. Mixson is on the sick list
at present but we hope he will soon
regain his usual health.
Mr.. ]. S. Mixson, of Dunnellon, was
home a few days last week visiting
his parents and relatives, but for
some unknown reason his face was
slightly disfigured, the result of fever
blistcrs" so he said. but we have our
doubts as to that.
Mr.. Curtis Robbins, of fernando,
was here o ma visit to his parents last
week
Mr.. ]. Adams, of Plant City. is at
home on a visit, but we are sorry TO
say, he will leave in few days.
Mr.. ]. F.. Benton and family, who
have for the past year been living
at After Creek, nave returned to their
former home at this place. Their
many friends extend to them hear
ty welcome.
Miss Annie Adams has returned to
otter Creek to take up her millinery
work again.
Mr.. Job Mixson, Miss Della Smith
and Miss Estell Mixson went fishing
last Monday evening on Moose Lake,
but as there were others out boat.
ing ut the same time the diamonds
sparkled so that it interfered with
the sight of the fish and they failed
TO see the hook and line which was So
freely offered them. therefore the
supper table was destitute of the
dainty dish, fish"
Miss Lille Thomas, of Rochelle, is
visiting her sister, Mrs. F. H. Hogan,
for a few days.
Mrs. Winnie Reynolds and child
rem. of Fairfield, were visiting rela
tives at this place Saturday and Sun
day.
Mr.. Hall .Gladney and Mr.. Jay
Adams. OF this place, made flying
trip to Lowell viii. Mild Biil' Sum
day.
A crowd OF young people enjoyed 9
pleasant surprise party at the home o.
Mr.. ]. d. Mixson Friday evening
which proved to be a delightful
event.
HAYCINTHs.
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SCOTT'S EMULSION

when colds abound and
you'll have no cold. Takeit
when the cold is contracted
and it checks inflamma.
tion, heals the membranes
of the throat and lungs
and drives the cold out.
Send for free sample.
SCOTT & BOVINE, Chemists
4Os-4l5 Pearl Street. New York
50c. and 500 All druggists
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-12

That the farmers appreciate fair
that is a fair and run for their bene-
fit, education and amusement is
shown by the wide interest manifest
ed in the Gulf Coast Fair and Agri-
cultural Exposition to be held at De-
funiak Springs from October 81 to
November 3. The premium lists are
ready for distribution and will be sent
free of charge on application to the
secretary.
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-12
FORT MCCOY ITEMS.
HAYcINTHs.

Special correspondence Ocala Banner.
The sad intelligence of the death
of Mr.. c. T. Blasengame reached here
late Monday evening. He was en-
ployed by Monroe Brothers and Nc
Donald at Pine, in their naval stores
business. He came here three years
ago from Georgia; was superintendent
for McEachern Lumber company two
years; during his sojourn here he
made many friends; he always took
an active part In all public enter
prises. His brother was wired foI
and was present when he died. The
remains were sent back to his native
state for interment. He leaves a
wife and two daughters and hos'
OF friends to mourn his loss.
M. L. McQuaig has again moved tc
Dexter, where he has accepted po
sition with Messrs. Barton and Nc
Leod as sawyer and machinist
Henry McQuaig. the road overseel
OF this section. is kept on the keer
Jump repairing the public roads aftel
the long wet spell.
The Southern Pine company has
gone back to the west side of The
slough to cut and haul logs. 1t will
however. come back here as soon a
Il completes its road across the canal
Some fine showers fell Tuesday Il
the delight of the gardners-
r. II. Kimlow. OF Crystal River. i
visiting his father at Dexter thi
week.
Miss Ruth Stevens is visiting he
sister. Mrs. ID. F. Simmons, nea
Citra this week.
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souTH LAKE WEIR.

Special correspondence ocala Banner.
Mr.. Finney, of Coleman, has been
spending a few days here. On Sun
day he led the Christian Endeavor
meeting which was enjoyed by all
MIR. Finney leaves earlier than he
intended on account of the illness Of
his brother.
The weather Sunday morning made
us think of the approaching winter
time
Several from this vicinity are ex
pecting to help swell the crowds In
in ocala next week.
Mr. Stafford and family have ar
rived for the winter.
The Ocala banner., 1906-10-12
Reddiek Methodist Church.

Gentlemen
Don't allow your church to pay s
cents for wood.
If they buy one hundred pounds OF
White Lead in kegs they get SO pounds
of White Lead and II pounds OF
wood; but when they buy L. & M.
Paint they get a full gallon of paint
that won't wear off fffor 10 or Is years
because L. & M. Zinc hardens L. &
M. White Lead and makes L. & NJ.
Paint wear like iron.
gallons L. e M. mixed with
gallons linsee doll will paint mod
crate sized house.
Actual cost of L. & M. about s1.20
per gallon.
c. s. Andrews, ex-mayor, Danbury,
Conn, writes: Painted my house Is
years ago with L. & NJ. Looks well
today.
Sold by McIver & MacKay. ocala
Florida.
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The Fairs Great Sale.

Beginning Saturday, October Is,
the firm of A L. Webb, proprietors of
the well known store, "The Fair. ~
will inaugurate quick action clear.
ance sale and for ten days thereaf.
ter the citizens of Ocala and vicin-
ity will be given an opportunity of
buying goods at almost their own
figures. These goods are all new,
They were purchased for the fall and
winter season, which is now fully up
on us and those who fail to inspect
them will lose rare opportunity of
buying perhaps exactly what they
need at a price nowhere else obtain
able.
Messrs. C. N. Harper & Co., who
have splendid reputation as pro-
moters and conductors of sales of
this kind are in charge Of the Fairs
sale and as this is their first effort il
this section they will take extraordi
nary pains to make it success.
See the full page advertisement ir
today's paper and note the marvellous
ly low prices named for this sale.
Take the paper home, mark tho
things you are In need of and go early
and make your purchases.
This is going to be one of the big
gest' special sales ever conducted by
any firm in this city.