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The Brunswick news. [volume] (Brunswick, Ga.) 1906-2016, 1907-12-06
TO GET NEW UNIFORMS.

Brunswick's police force viii be
out il new uniforms in few days.
Councils police committee will open
bids in a few days and as soon as
the successful one can be decided
upon and the uniforms received the
men who uphold the laws of the city
viii come out all dressed up
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HOLIDAY LIoUoEs AT PETER.
SONS BAR.
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SPECIAL NOTICE

All bills against The British steam.
ship iran mus be presented at. our
once b. an O'Clock his 9Th day OF
December, 1907, or payment thereof
will be dsbar~ed
E. .. N. Strachan & Co,
C0nsighee
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Serbs Ready.

Clerk du Bignon states that all
jurors. both grand and petit, who
have been serving the superior cou-t
this week, can secure their serips
py calling at the court house during
tho day.
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+ handle the largest assortment of
pistols in the city. II you conten-
plating purchasing to keep that burg
lar out OF Your house. call and sec
me foT prices.
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Going Up Rapidly.

Going Up Rapidly.
The new Akin building on Gloices-
ter street next to the Glynn County
Bank is going up rapidly and Will
soon be completed. The building
will be quite hand ONE one and
will add greatly TO the appearance
os that vicinity.
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Cold weather is * or doors. /
IN headquarters Tor blankets and
comforts,
Sig Levison.
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Social Session Toniaht.

SOCIAL session IonIqht.
Oglethorpe lodge. Knights Of Pyth-
las. win hold social session in their
hall tonight, which promises to be a
very pleasant affair Members Of
Rathbone lodge and all visiting
Knights are invited to attend
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we give cash change where you
present CLEARING Hou e Certfi Gates.
Leavy & Cos 213 Grant street.
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Cures Indigestion
and Sour Stomach

and SOur StCfT1acI1
Do not suffer longer. You can be re.
ieved Immediately by Hicks Capadine.
II induces the proper flow of gastric
Juices ard cures the distress and acic1ty.
Try it; IT. pleasant t. take-It's LIQUID.
gures headache also. At ali druggists.
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Cupid at Vsssar.

NNPiI II FE11saI.
JCIes Murry's production, cupid
at yassar," the first girls college
play in which Florence Gear is star
ring this season, VIII be seen here
in the near future.
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fun line OF children and boys
clothing at
Sig Levison.
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Furniture Here.

Furniture Here.
The new furniture for the court
room at the new court house mas
arrived and will at once be placed
in position and viii be used when
court eonYeues next month.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-21
Politicians Are Anxious Just Now.

Yes, the good, the bad, the con- niving, the cunning, the new, the old and the curbstone politicians, are all laying their wires and from nov until the polls close on election day they will all have their Sunday school faces on while talking to you. Yes, their promises will be nuner- ous, their castles in the air will De most pleasing to the. poor deluded voters and also their henehman. The beverages that will be dispensed so freely will be appropriated by all hut the prohibitionist. The latter says (and he is right, tool the drinks given out so freely are nothing but hellgramite, and should be wiped of the face of the earth. Yes, sirere. any drink that muddles the brain, iu fact, makes a man soft and easy, is N c. Therefore we appeal to all men to try OUR drinks and see what a difference will be in your appear ance, and also in your pocket5ook after a short trial. This week yon get one 15-cent package of Washing Powder or three scent packages with each pound of our warranted nice tasting 50-cent tea, and we beg of all politicians if they are near our store to drop in and drink some of our Buttermilk it's better than beer. We know it because former beer drinkers tel! us so, at
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-21
PURELY PERSONAL

| ss5
 MT and Mrs Joseph Stevens of Laurel street are spending few days at the shore.
 Miss Teresa Klem of New Haven. who has been visiting Miss Edith Scranton, has returned home.
 William Kennedy of South street has returned from New York and will remain in the city until the opening of college.
 Miss Anna Sherlock of North Main street and Anna Cronin of Hill street have returned from a vacation spent at Asbury Park.
 In the absence of William H. Mi ner, choirmaster of St Johns Episco- pal church, Albert P. Tanner organ ist of St Michael's church, Nauga- tuck is filling his place.
 Mrs Benjamin Piatt of Fairview street, left this morning on a three weeks trip to her home in Williams port, Pa. While there she will at tend the golden anniversary of her parents marriage, MT and Mrs Dom- mic Garvey.
 Attorney Finton J.. Phelan of this city and Miss Catharine V. Shaugh- messy, formerly of this city, and now of New York, were married this morning at 10 o'clock in the Church of St Thomas the Apostle. St Nicholas avenue, New York city. Michael Slavin, school inspector of this city was groomsman and Miss Isabel Shaughnessy. sister of the bride, was maid of honor.
 The many friends of James H. Cline the well known custom tailor with the F. A. Wenzel Go and Miss Char lotte A. Seidel, daughter of Mrs Anna Seidel of AZ Kingsbury street, will be surprised to hear of their wedding which took place to-day at high noon at the home of the groom s parents, Rev and Mrs E. c. Cline, at Phillipsburg, N. J. The ceremony was performed by the father of the groom who is also pastor emeritus of the Westminster Presbyterian church of that city. After a two weeks stay at Atlantic City and other resorts MT and Mrs Cline will be at home at 42 Kingsbury street.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-21
HERMAN ATHLETIC MEET.
Matt McGrath One of the World
 Beaters Will Be Here.

The committee In charge or the field and track sports August SI of the ITiberian Athletic association met lest evening and finished a rot ot business in connection with tue pig event.
 X number of deta.lc were gone o'cr ia regard i0 the way the differ ea: committees shoull be stationed to haDtle the large crowd that is ex- peCted that day. In the athletic fea- ture MT Thompson inf 1r,n.'d the con- mittea to go aLead with their ar- rangements and get ;rinEs IF ghane as the athletic end would prove tn De one of the best that ever took place in Waterbury. The manager inform ed the representatives of the Hiber- nians that the entries were beyond his expectation and hoped that not only the members of the organization but the public at large would appre- eiste his endeavor in bringing the famous men he has rounded together to the Brass City. There is no doubt the followers of sports will have an opportunity of spending an afternoon watching some of the worlds great performers. All eyes are turned to- ward Trayers Island Saturday after noon when all the big fellows get to- gether- Matt MeGrath. whose entry has already been received here, is looked upon to break the worlds rec ord in the IS pound hammer throw. McGrath has been doing all kinds of stunts with the missile this year but somehow or other the big throws he has made have not been allowed. the officials claiming at one time the length of the handle was not right and another that the hammer was not the right weight This will be care fully attended to this Saturday and the same instrument MeGrsth uses then will be brought to Waterbury for August 31. SO the lowers of the great sport ia this city if the big feI- low should happen to do anything ia the record line here there will be no flaw as to the proper dimensions of the big toy. In consideration of the big men that are to compete here ar rsnEsuenfs have been made to have some of the best officials ia the coun- try here 90 things viu 6e handled ia the proper manner
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-21
TheMiI|er&P eek Co
Alteration Sale. Special Wednesday Night Prices.

At 76c guaranteed yard wide black
 taffeta, from $1. At s1.19 yard wide black taffeta
 guaranteed, from $139. At S9c fine English mohair, rever-
 sible, from $l.25. At 79c black satteen petticoats, from
 $1.
 At s198 ladies white linen skirts,
 from $3. At $6.9S black silk coats, from s1O. At $4.9S ladies eton suits from $10. At 19c fine note paper, from 25c. At. 1Oc No satin back black velvet
 ribbon, from 15c. At 7c wide platt val lace edges and
 insertions, from 10c. ? for Sc white hemstitched handker-
 chiefs, from 5c. At 1.9c neck ruchings, from 25c. At 25c 12 button length white lisle
 gloves, from soc. At 10c tooth brushes, from 15c. At S9c hair brushes. from soc. At 29c fancy back playing cards
 from 39e. At 25c ladies white kimonas, wer
 49c. At 39c ladies muslin night dresses,
 hamburg trimmed, were 49c. At 19c children's white skirts, hem
 stitched, were 25c. At 49c hand bags, 12 to Is inches,
 value 75c to $1. At 35c mems Jersey ribbed under
 wear, were 49c. At $1 all our coat shirts, attached
 cuffs. were $1.50. At 10c, 3 for 25c. childrens tan hose,
 were 13c At 2sc ladies black lace hose, were
 39c. At 49c children's rompers, were 9Sc. At 75c pair striped muslin curtains At $7.50 Wilton velvet rugs, 4-6x7
 feet. from sS9S. At 2sc cottage ingrain carpets. At 69c stable blankets.
Waterbury evening Democrat., 1907-08-21
MEETINGS TONIGHT.

Ivy temple, R. s.
 St Karl Baromeus club. Winona lodge. D. of R. Steuben lodge, D. O. H. Court Harmony, A. o. F. Toantick tribe, I. O. R. M. Eureka chapter, R. A. M. Mattatuck lodge. N. E. o. P. Court Fruitful Vine, A. o. F. Excelsior council, o. U A. M. Waterbury company, No 29, U. R. {. P.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

\ double wedding took place az the
G]rnwood Hote, in this city Monday
morning, the interested parties being
TWO brothers and TWO sisters. the GER
emony being performed by Mr. Z. r.
Williams, notary public.
TIE TWO ErUomS were Mr.. c. K.
Wishart and Mr.. T. :. Wishart. who
are stepsons Of Mrs. r. 2. Wishart Of
this city, and The brides were twin
sisters, Misses Ouida and Odina
Black, Of the Kerdrick neighborhood.
The TWO couples returned to their
homes near Iuber in the afternoon.
The TWO Young men are in the rur-
pentine business with Tiner and An
dersOn and are most deserving young
men and have the best wishes Of their
friends
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
Tie Friday NIGHT Dance

}"nga.- Hal was tar -e,,.u. ..~ Il
Very pleasant H-.le dance Friday
ni@ht Ir WAS entirely Informal and
was rhoroughlv de'ghrfu The yorng
people dancing We're Misses Sara
Harris. Louise Scott. Sally Camp
Louise Harris. Annie Nixson. Alice
Bullock, Annie Atkinson. Nadce
Simms, Mary Twyman, Annie Math-
ews. Leafy Sylvester. and Messrs. c.
H. Lloyd. J. H. Taylor. John Sullivan.
Harvey Clark. Harry Palmer. Robert
Mathews. Alfred Beck. James Tavlor.
f. f. Robinson. John Pelot. Howard
Walters. Jack Rentz and Arthur
Clark. Mrs, Alice Cline and Messrs
Tucker and Mathews composed the
orchestra
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
PLANTING peCanS

Nj ID. {. Stanley OF EaIalieu
MAS pleasant visitor 20 Ocala
Thursday, and in speaking Of the inn
Provement and progress going on at
BeileNieW said that ha was setting out
pecan orchard for a Mr.. Davenport
Western man. who has great faith
in the staying qualities Of Florida.
and especially of the Belleyiew sec
ZION The orchard viii consist Of
one hundred and forty acres and the
land Is the best hammock soil in thar
section Mr.. Stanley viii put out The
most improved varieties Of pecans.
Those who have made a study Of this
nut say thai il is the coming crop Of
Florida
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
His Dear Old Mother.

My dear old mother who is now
eighty three years old. rhriyeS on
Electric RitterS." writes W +. R~un-
son. Of Dublin. Ca. She has taken
them for about TWO years and en50vs
an excellent appetite. feels strong.
sleeps we'll" That's the way Electric
Bitters affects the aged. and the same
happy results follow in caseeS Of fe-
male weakness and general debility.
Weak, puny children. TOO, are greatly
strengthened by them. Guaranteed
also for stomach. liver and kidney
troubles, by Tydings & Co, druggists.
Price soc. N
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

Nr- Edward Fitzgerald. one Of the
state prison inspectors. who has suc-
ceeded Dr. Lamar, was in Ocala Mon.
day. When Mr.. Fitzgerald was doing
special work in an effort 10 improve
the prisons ii this state we under
stand that h made a special recon-
mendation about the Ocala Jail. which
If followed ont will add a great deal
10 it along humane lines. We under
stand that his jail does nor rank
among the first in the state by any
means and thar The grand turies for
sev4ra. Years Vasr have called parc.c-
n'ar attention 70 il. and have suggest
ID thar va~ous improvements could
ae made in rhe jail
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
The Confederate Veterans az perss-
HHla

Pensacola was in possession az
the soldiers Of the 60s last week the
veterans reunion Of the Florida ri.
vision OF Veterans having convened
there Wednesday morning. with the
largest attendance Of any reunion
held in many years. The city Is in
holiday attire, flags and bunting. in.
termingled with he rag of the Con
federacy. appearing on every building
while the spacious armory hall. where
the meetings ara being held. is d~an-
ed in the coiors of The Coutederacy.
Wednesday night a banquet vas
rendered the veterans. ami afterwards
many attended Two Little Rebels
ar the opera house The second br.-
gaze held a meeting and unanimously
elected General :. G. GovIes-ru. =.
As brigade commander.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

No one il seems "a rs can look az
the court house yard now and not
perceive that il looks much better
without a fence than with one. Ii il
were SO that We could all do without
fences We could very much improve
our places and AZ a very little cost
Indeed. the cost would be less. Why
can We not enforce an animal law in
Ocala the same As il Is done in or
lando. Miami. Tallahassee and other
places? Fences are expensive ana
are rarely ever handsome
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
Royal Evening Spent With Mr.. and
Mrs. Howell

Friday evening a Jolly party OF
Young people from Anthony drove
down 10 the home of Mr.. and Mrs. J.
&c. Howell. three miles north OF Ocala.
and they spent a royal evening with
their hospitable host and hostess
Among the delights Of the evening
vas chicken pillau, and after II had
been done ample justice 10 the re-
mainder of the evening was pleasant
lE passed with music. conversation.
etc. ana the moonlight ride back to
Anthony was particularly enjoyable.
The party included Mrs. Florence
Farris. Misses Os~je and Douel'a
Griffin. Miss Nilli-au. the Misses Pas
tour, Ne~SrS. George PaS-eur. J~..
Ward and Albert Griffin.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
ON f DOLLAR a YEAR
GRANDPARENTS TELL ABOUT PE-RU-NA,
CatarTh Fifteen Years

Mrs.. ;. \. Rogers, LcAloore, Cal,
writes:
- had chr0ni" c1t7rrf1 of fifteen
years standing, and d.ath seemed tn
stare NE IN the face. I tried several .so-
called catarrh remedies, and without
avail. | took fifteen bottles of per,1s
am I'VE bottles OF ManaIIn. and 7 an
ooHP'eteiy cured. Al the catarrhal
- q. p'o!h5 ar gone, my dl-"-tiun =
good my appetite i good, aGi [ rest
WI at nigh. l am seventy years Of
t-e and l hale 70 live many rore years
raise Ier4Ga g. al r. friends WI.
utter from cAIarrh as did"
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

INT. George Shuey has returned
f>dm TWO months visit 70 his ola
stamping ground in Indiana and 9Th
er northern states He SAYS thar h@
is worsa of than Tom WaJ~on'~ "A
hama congressman in that he does
not know where he is at" THAT his
old northern comrades greeted him
with the exclamation: Hello, you
old Rebel Nhen he eot hack home
his frietls greeted him by saying,
Hello. Sou old Yank," Both greet
ings were intended 10 be compliment
tary and were taken As such He
says he certainly had a good time and
everywhere received cordial treat
ment and generous hospitality Mr.
Shuey is looking well and gives every
evidence OF having Jared sumptuously-
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

Mr.. u {. Head. section foreman at
the Silver Springs Junction. is re
Gently back from a visit 20 Atlanta
where he went 10 attend a family re-
union. which took place in August. At
thjS reunion there were TWO sisters
whom he had not seen IN forJy-four
wears. They went our TO Western
Texas and he came To Florida. and
they lost track Of each other. Some
wears aSo they moved 10 Atlanta and
met another sister. ana in this way
goy into communication with The 9th
rr members of rhe family The re-
union was a most pleasant ONE. and
WlI he repeated annually.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

Mr. w. /. Goodwin. The handsome
representative OF he Richmond Paper
Company. was in -he c.ry Monday and
entered into A business contract to
furnish paper for the Oca,a 9aruer
for the next wear. Nr. Goodwin says
mat paper has largely advanced in
price and The Indications are that II
viii keep increasing. and he does not
sea how weekly newspapers. and es-
Decia,ly those as large as the OcaIa
Banner, can possibly continue TO print
them at the present price. He says
that in nearly all parts OF the country
newspapers formerly published for
one dollar have advanced to one dol
lar and half.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
Rev. j. 3. culpepper 70 Be in ocaIs

Rev. J, 3. Culpeppar, the eminent
and successful evangelist. is now in
Florida. and is conducting revival ser
vices at Quincy. and as soon as he
finishes his series Of meetings in that
city he writes that he will pitch his
tent in Ocala AMI il is needless to say
hat he VIII b. warmly welcomed 10
this city, having visited here twice
IN former years and made strong
friends AT both Of his vfsitarionS.
Mr.. Cu,peVper viii reach here some
time about rhe eighth Of November.
AMI his ten- viii probably be pitched
between the armory anI tEe Baptist
Witness building.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

Mr.. 7. r. Prirchrtt or Gambler MAS
visitor saturday and said Ia r"-
porter of this paper that he had sold
all the oranges under his control and
that shipments would begin Monday
Mr.. Pritchett rot So" per box ON
The trees and entered into a contract
10 gather ths same. He expects that
he will gather and ship 25"o boxes.
He SAYS that some OF his neiEhbors
are holding out for bigger prices.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
cOu6h ard I90I epStIop

Thos. Beckwith, II Kttcheu St.
burn, \. Y, writes:
- was troubled with a cough and In.
0tgeSnOn. Thanks % your advice 80
Perun8 L am In good health nov. 7
was talking with an old friend last
week. he told me he took Peruna last
winter, and he is in the best OF hea1tb
working every day and speaks hi-blv
OF your medicine. I,shaH feel II NV
duty to recommend Peruna 20 all NV
friends"
A great many testimonials from neo.
pie Of high rank and people In the
ordinary walks of life, are raeaiva,i
every month. Catarrh in al It's phases.
catarrh OF the different orcans Of tbe
BODY; acute catarrh, chronic catarrh
catarrh that has baIIled other remedies
all these arc giving T. Per1,r. nm.
qualified GnS unsolicited ea.,or....nan,
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

am eighty-three anu half wears old.
and feel as young as did ten wears ago.
Il visited recently among some Old
friends, who said looked as young Al
did twenty years ago. I thank Won
Lor your kindness TO me, and hope you
humauitV."
al believe Peruna Is the h..sr r,,a,,;,,,.
IN the world for all catarrhal cti-oa-.- ;,
Mr.. j. W. Palmer, lao Tower Av:
Superior, WIS.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

Mr.. /. r. Clark. a nephew of Mr..
Fred Robertson, of the Oxford Crate
Company al Crystal River, was
brought up 20 Ocala Friday morning
from crystal River and is now at
the Marion county hospital where ne
is quite sick with malarial fever and
the sick man.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

Mr. J. B. Griggs OF Electra was in
Ocala Saturday taking orders for or
anges which he will deliver some
time next week. Instead Of shipping
he thinks he will sell in this way.
He is asking l II cents apiece for
them His are nice oranges. In for
mer years the Oklawaha river orange
was regarded the very best that left
the state.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

NJ. n. r. McIver has returned
honiY Several weeks aGo Ia Went
To Norfolk. Va L. attend the meetin~
of the Funeral Directors and then
took i'm the jamestown Exposition
Mr. McIyer then went "a New York.
where ha ha~ spent a fortnight. hHy-
mg a splendid stock oi furniture for
the elegaut NcIycr 4 NacEay store
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

Mrs. ID. W. Tompkins and little
daughter returned home Friday after
noon from their sad mission at Or
ange Lake. Mrs. Tompkins Was call
ed home on account OF the critical i'll
ness of her mother. who died few
days ago. Mrs. Tompkins has the
sympathy of her Ocala friends in her
hRrpaKemont.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

Alr and Mrs. + NJ Howard have
returned home after most delight
iGl Hi~it 10 Mr. Howard's old home ar
Champagne H.. and later on went 10
ProvincetoNn Mass. wk.~e the ,neYr
a month or more, and are in ecstacies
over this quaint and historic town.
Mr.. ana Mrs Howard are both look
ing We'll.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

Mr. George a. Nash. captafn ~ >.
did hi'ies, and Mr. Taylor S,ro,os,.
(lr neiiloer Of the company. came hnn.
. a,'fca% from The Pensacola an,.,r,,..
nent ''''l
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

MessrS- u. Atkinson and Tao..-
Badger Of 0ld'oan and Mr. John n
stevens Of Fort McCov w.re visitors
TO ocala SATURDAY. The latt4r wa. -
turning bone from d visit 10 his son
al Crysr3l River.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

Ocala l. still afflicted with rha sill.
"alk Graz" and several squads or m-a
are busy "a the .i!a. n axr.nl-aa
lh-a sidewalk domains. Th- sidewalks
are solid ANA substantial and Viii last
for 4 long time.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

Mr.. and Mrs. J. Rutganbach or
Brussels. Belgium. were in Ocala
saturday on their way To Holder.
where they viii spend a compile OF
months. Mr. Buttgeuhach is the pres
ident of the phosphate company of
this name, which has large interests
near Holder.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

Mrs Godfrey Meyers and children,
"f Lakeland are the guests Of Mrs.
Moy"r's mother, Mrs. Edward Badg-
OF.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01
Local and Personal
eh1aoeth Harris, Local E.,.o.

N'SS Esther Weath.rs r..,s..
, ro'iif saturday afternoon fro., La-
L.. en- ','A weeks in New York. New
iSeS and Massachusetts
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

DR.. ". NJ Richardson OF Board
man IL the guest OF his daughter. Mrs.
j 4 Bouvi"r, this week.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

Mr. and Mrs. John II. Mathews
cam" mp from Gambler Saturday and
spent the daE with Mr Matthew'S pa
TeUrS.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

We are in receipt OF card from
Mr.. ). d. Martin, of Rock Springs
dated October 70, in which h. SAYS
that his brother. Mr.. II. r. Martin,
died Of Bright's disease at Miuyille.
Fla, on the oath. and that his body
was carried TO OciIla, Ga. for inter
menJ. Mr. :. II. Martin was with his
brother when his death occurred and
accompanied The body 10 its last rest
ing place
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

Mrs. Julia :. HaisI-y OF this civ
who has hern spending several
months with RELATIVES at her old home
n LeWes. Del. il NOW spending fez
days ar The jamestown Exposition.
and wiIl reach home in a day or TWO
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

Mr.. J. \. Thomas, OF Cater, a for.
mer correspondent Of this paper. is
now residing az Dunnall0n.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-01

FOR SALE-440 acres Of land. Ap-
ply or write ?. \. Liddell. Santos.
Fla. 10-lI-5tw