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The Ocala banner., 1907-11-29

II. Arnold HAT Co. vs..
Driver at al Assumpsit,
& Burton for plaintiffs; II. I
son for defendants.
IS Geo d. Witt Shoe Co. V
W Driver ct al Assumpsit F,
ter * Burton for plaintiffs; II, L.
derSon for defendants.
1G II. NJ T. Carter vs.. NJ
Lumber Co; assumpsit. L. T.
for plaintif; H. I. Anderson al, d.
". Hampton for defendants
l.. Harry Hamilton vs.. A f. Max
ey; assumpsit. l.. T. Tzlar for plain.
tiT; R. McConathy for defendant.
lS, Ethel Crosby. an infant. by her
next friend, J. ". Crosby, VS.. Atlantic
Coast Line railroad company; action
al law r. i. Anderson for plaintiff;
r A Burford for defendant
10 Dunnellon Phosphate Co. VS..
Atlantic Coast Line railroad com
pany: assumpsit o. T. Green and
Bisbe & Bedell for plaintiff; r. A.
Burford for defendant.
20 Edward c. Mcleod VS.. Florida
Lime Co; assumpsit. II. L. ARder-
son for plaintiff; Hooker & Duval for
defendant.
81. Lang. Swartz & Co. vs., c. B.
Mallard and C. y. Kirkland: assump
sit r. L, Anderson for plaintiff
r. B. Bullock for defendant
80. II. C. Eagleton vs.. c. VI. Liv
ingston; assumpsit c L, Sistrunb
for plaintiff: H. l.. Anderson for de
fendant.
%. Viola Smoak VS. Atlantic Coast
Line railroad company; assumpsit
r. l.. Anderson for plaintiff; R. \
Burford for defendant.
-. ". ". CIyau W. W. :. Wo<f
aSsumneit Hooker d DUy3I for
painrf, r. 4. BurGorI for defendant
80. Henry A. Scho-1iu Ou~o cf !
NJ. Tear-an} rs. f. II. Helvon-tou
r.r,m.ut II. L. Anderson for plain
t.". f. t. S.--~anE for defendant
~. Hoan.- Bros. d Darlington S.
Crane * NcNahon. a~~lmp-.,. IT
j.. Anderson for plaintiff. r. J. LIN
--.. AN..u d Rf..uam and T.. j. SIS
trunk H.. G.-,u3au--.
o. John " Pearson s.. Hail s
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-29
NJ Z A Il
on
Cold Storage

We desire to announce that our
Cold Storage Department for the cur
ing of meat is now open.
We are the COLD STORAGE PIO.
NEEHs OF FLORIDA, have given the
curing OF meat the closest study for
years, and our uniform past good ser
vice is the very best evidence OF our
ability to serve you.
We therefore announce READY
We want you to appreciate that it
means superior equipment. including
duplicate machinery in case OF acct
dent, and skilled assistants to do the
work in the best possible manner
In this connection we cannot too
strongly urge upon our friends to take
their meat where they KNOW il viii
have the proper attention. Il is no
GUESS WORK for you to let us serve
sou again
To those storing meat for rhc first
time. ue would refer 10 oGr friends
YOUR NEIGHBORS-wbo are so well
.aH-fed with orr past faithful sr
vice.
Please note that o1r zmoEo-housc=
viii be in operation. and We Will also
he ready 10 smoke The meat for those
so desiring.
Soliciting your future patronage, VI
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-29

charged with embezzlement IN the
sum OF $500. brought in verdict of
guilty W. ID. Pagan was foreman of
the jury
This famous case, which has been
on the docket Of the circuit court OF
Alachua county for the past four
terms, having been continued from
time to time, was finally brought 70
trial Monday, and has occupied the
entire time Of the court this week.
The case attracted a large crowd and
prominence OF the defendant. The
best legal talent that could be secur-
ed was employed on both sides. State
Attorney J. NJ. Rivers was assisted in
the prosecution by Judge sgd L. Car
ter OF this city, and Attorney r. A
BurfOrd OF Ocala, while the defense
was represented by Congressman
Frank Clark, ex-COngressman RObt
". Davis and Attorney B. 4. Thrash
eT. ana many fine points of law were
brought into the case.
Col Davis made The closing argu
mrut for the defense. concluding
about 5:@n o'clock Thursday after
noon. The court then made its
charge. after which the jury retired
amt court adjourned, with insrruc
,iuns If verdict should be reached
Within a reasonable time after supper
the court would De Teconyenod. ~
verdict WAS reached. however. and tEt
fate Of the defendant was not known
until the opening OF court this morn
ng
Motion was Immediately made for Z
u.w trial and wiH he argued This af
f,ruu1U.
The wife of the defendant stayed
faithfully by him during the ontir,
ordeal JESSE r. BURTT.
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r. ~. Davis, states attorney: -. -.
- for defendant
L. State rs. Most Boyd Resist
iuE an officer f. ". Davis. states
attorney; H. /. Anderson for defend
aDt.
1N. State Is. II. N. Dearborn and
H. : Hampton Embezzlemeut and
larceny E. ". Davis. states attor-
uev; r. \ Burford and H. NJ Hamp-
ton for defendant
Common Law Cases
l. Yonge d Cline Co. vs. Atlantic
Coast Line Railroad Company. Ac-
jiou at law. Hooker ana DuvaL attor.
ueys for plaintiff; r. a. Burford foT
defendant.
,. William Young Us. Susie Brad
dock. Ejectment. r. McConathy for
plaintiff: H. NJ Hampton for defend
ant
g. George MacKay VS. Hall 4
! iThagard. Action at law. c l. Sis
trunk for plaintiff: Hooker & Duva
{ for defendant
4. Stringfellow & Doty Co. VS.
Gibson q Gibson. Action at law. A
H King for plaintiff; c. L. Sistruni
| for defendant.
s. J. X. Orr Shoe Co. VS.. Carter 8
Anderson. Assumpsit L. T. IZlaI
for plaintiff; H. Davis for defendant
:. Pollock & Burnheimer VS. Chas
". Driver et al FORESTER & Burton
for plaintiffs: H. L. Anderson for de
PENDANTS
:. Armstrong. Gator & Co. VS.
Ctas. ". Driver ct al Assumpsit
Forr"St~r & Burton for plaintiffs: H
/ l.. Anderson for defendants.
e. uIa dominion Pants Mfg Co. y
iCras. ". Driver at al A4sumpsjJ
! Eorro-rrr & Burton for plaintiffs: II
D.. Anderson for defendants,
3d. John r. Hurst * Co. ". Cha~
~ Driver 81 al A--Hm0~r Forre-
-.- d l.Hr-au for plaintiffs: II. T. At
s.-.ou for Defendants.
H. N.lnnarI. S.aaal & 60. y.
Cr.,. ". Driver e.. NJ E-amnsf
r-.-r.--,~ * Har.on f,r r'a-uu1-. H
J.. Anderson for 6,fen5a~.-.
u. Strauss Hrr~. rs. ChaS. "
r-. ,--,--,,-,.s- l,.,-----...
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-29

%. yaleny Meginny rs. Fl. {. Jones
Fiectment. II. l.. Anderson for plain
gin; E. ". Davis for defendant,
80. McGehee Lumber Company VS.
Seahoard Air Line Railway Company
Action at law. H. L. Anderson and
II. NJ. Hampton for plaintiff; l.. y
Green for defendant.
81. E. P. Rentz Lumber Co VS.
SeabOard Air Line Railway Company
Action at law. H. l.. Anderson and
H. NJ Hampton for plaintiff: L. n
Green for defendant
80. Louis f. Robinson, as execu
tor, VS.. r. l.. Martin. Ejectment. II
L. Anderson and H. VI. Hampton FOR
plaintiff; Hooker L Duval for defend
ant.
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-29
MID WINTER TERM or CIRCUIT
COURT
L.st 20 Cases on Criminal and Civil
DocLcfs

L.st 10 Cases on Criminal and Civil
Doctets
-.. ... ..n..- ,.rm of the circuit
,.- s- N.-aa county VIII convene
boz .... ... r..rma,r 3. Following is
t.. L a..a,f
~ t- William Mansfield.
hI..a..I r.r .-Ie, caurt- f ".
uas.. s- .aa-G. 3D. 81. Hampton
g. f. raau.
-... st.. Cheney Timer Ap-
l.s-. ..s. ...-.. court r ". Ua-
A r. aaa.- b. d Bullock for de-
~a-. s. D. = McAIlister. Ap-
p,a... .-.u .a-r.c, court z ". pa
,I- f. rauu7. lavri" r Izlar and
a. D. -..trltt fcr DEFENDANT
S-a., ts Alfred Wilson. Bas-
tarss p ~ Davis states attorney;
far plaintiff
8 zJate ts Milo Williams Ap-
pa, Ef-.m justice court E ". Da-
vis. states attorney. u VI. Hampton
To- defendant
Srate Us Mack Adams and
Richard Adams. Assault with intent
a. murder r " Davis, states at
t0-u.r r p. Bullock FOR defendant.
STATE -. ! II Stephens. En-
t,-fs--u.rt r ~ Davis, states al
The Ocala banner., 1907-11-29
NOTICE

All persons are forbidden to trade
for any due bill given by me 20 W. L,
Smith until all claims on merchandise
business Of said Smith are settled.
JOHN PASTEUR,
10-IIw. Stanton, Fla.
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ITCHING ECZ'
Skin Of Whole Body Cow
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Cuticura. but two
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Remedies which ]
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be troubled with
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SIR0BHARF0UND GUILTY
Case Attracted Great Attention---Eloquent
Speeches Were Made--Jury Were
Out Is Hours.

Ths celebrated SIrObhar case occu
pied the entire time OF the Circuit,
court Thursday. the argument OF the
attorneys consuming the day.
The court opened al the usual time
O'Clock. when the argument OF the
day previous was resumed. Hon
Frank Clark was the first speaker, oc
cups ias, Tie morning. lie was fol
lowed State ATTORNEY J. u. Rivers
Aft"r whom came Hon Robert W
Davis for the defense. who took VI
lae Ume ~ The court in a very inter
ostlUs speech for the remainder OF
th' afternoon. when the case was
turned "ser To the jury for their de
liberation and verdict
o. sas $3.50 when The jury filed IN
% 10. li..r r1um which had been pro
V.tra and the court took recess
UI'I IIlaE morning. with instruc
tuu- however. that % a verdict Wa
r-a..,.. ts "a REASONABLE, hour The
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20
F. Johnstone & Co. " Cotton Merchants and Exporters . Cotton Bought in Alabama and Mississippi
 Branch Offices Troy and Dothan Ala and Jackson. Miss
THE STOCK MARKET

New York, Dec. is.--The atmosphere of the holidays began to gather about the dealings sscss 'Sa Sa sa and ns fSns operations showed some of the favorite de- in force e an and sSsSo the whole market ssve clear evidence of its narrow professional limit
 Activity was congested in . few stocks and in these the action was irregular and not ruled by any consistent motives. Any aa a oos 0f ees one time or another. There was show Of strength at the outset in continuation up their shorts which was manifest for day or two. the engine Of t's the bulls bulls in iiftins prices against the shorts began to show the ef- fects of the retirement of the bull party. take profits was conspicuous and that stock was sold steadily at the time the Hill There was little in the occurrsnces of the day with any direct bearing on values of securities. The rise in American Loco qualification by stockholders that the rate of the dividend distribution was left un- equally strong in spite of yesterdays decis- ion to postpone the dividend action. Penn sylvania did not share in the early rise in ation of the dividend at the full per cent. rate for the first and the increase in the subsidiary Pennsylvania companies divi- dend fss
 The effect of this consideration seems to be depressing on the stocks themselves although it might be regarded as signifi- cant of hopeful feeling over future reviv- al of prosperous activities on the part of the capitalists, thus planning for additional outlays.
 Representations that an agreement had been reached between the Steel rail ex- perts on the pattern for the 1908 rail were accompanied by intimation that the rail- roads were preparing to make their assign ments of contract covering their needs for the coming year. U. S. Steel preferred had some benefit from this development.
 A sharp advance in the London price Of copper was feature of the days news Holders of stocks were not subjected to any great pressure by lenders of money but the easier tone of the call loan market is at tributed to the keeping of funds in hand for the needs of the end of the year. The time money market Is almost wholly nomi- nal yet and there Is no market of conse- quence for commercial paper.
 There are fears of endorsements unless sufficient demand for merchants paper springs up to take care of some large re7 Quirements at the end of the year. Rates for call loans became somewhat firmer as the day progressed and there was an active demand again for remittances to London.
 Bonds were steady Total sales par value s2.13s.0o0 United States bonds were un- changed on call.
 .-,x,<,-x = wczn
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20
NEw YORK rnTTnN.

New York. Dec. 19.--The cotton market had a further severe break during today's trading with the close steady at a net loss of 19@21 points. Sales for the day were
 The opening steady at decline of one to five points In response to easier cables and the National Ginners' Associa- ton estimate of 9.343.000 bales ginned to December 13th Trading was quiet during the early session with fluctuations irreg- u1ar but the afternoon business was more active and the market weak under heavy Wall Street selling and liquidation which seemed due to unfavorable trade reports and modified opinions as to the probable showing of the census report at the opening tomorrow.
 The close was within a point or two of the lowest, although the tone was steadied by covering. wire from St. Louis said that Southern mill owners who had been meeting there could not get wholesalers to take cotton goods on order and that some mills had decided to close down altogeth- CT while the balance would go on half , time.
 Some very bullish private advices were received to spot conditions in the East influence on local sentiment. It was TO- ported that the inspection bureau was busy re-certificsting cotton local stock to make it a good delivery on the new forms of contract and this was taken to foreshadow large notices the first of January notice day which comes Monday. December 30th. Southern spot markets officially re-
 Receipts at the ports today 54,266 bales against 67. POT last week and 45.7S2 last year. For the week (estimated) 360,000 bales, against 3ss.os3 last week and s53.7o1
 Today's receipts at New Orleans 14.ess
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20
H. : 5. BEER COTTON LETTER.
sy rr'v"'s . w,ss ..,l E ,, z: 2: Assrerombie [

By Private Wlre tD c. a. Abegcrombio q
 New orleans. bee is--confirminr nsi ru- mors of yesterday to the t-fect that about s;sso, 900 had been slnnsd .o December isth report today to the effect that their returns indicated about s.s2s.ooo had been
 to ns without sisss upon The ket for reason of good support being offered and because of longs citing the fact that be published at 9 o'clock tomorrow. New Orleans time) should show figures as large last season ana about 1.is7.ooo remainder the estimate of ii.s7s. 900 by the Govern ment to be realized. which they think is
 New York operators nevertheless. are talk ing a different view of the situation and looking for not more than s.300.000 bales Sy tomorrow,s census report, on wnlcn ,, December 1st to the 13th. and as only SOS. 900 were ginned during the same period first is days of December. they do not con- be ginned the balance of this season as was ginned the balance of last season. much less than balance season before last. espe- ctaily since there Is nothing impossible sa @ asy s. snned nne to 13th, that market will be unfavorabiy af- footed temporary for the reason that by january lelp uVWatQ1 VT AV,VVV,uVv S~es ' of linters will have been accounted for, which wfll have already made good the smaller of recent crop estimates The easier tendency of the market this after- noon was entirely due to the weakness re- ported in spots which are said to De easy and lower to sell by about i-isc for want of fair demand.
 message to hand today from New York tells of important interests in the dry goods market being very bearish on cotton and have lately been selling in anticipation that certain unfavorable deveiopments m the dry goods district. which are likely to come to the surface in the very near future and will probably have depressing effect upon sentiment
 For this reason we cannot see how spin ners can afford to pay present prices for come so much worse after the holidays than at present and with money likely to continue tight and dear well into the
 Receipts at all ports since Friday si4ooo ys 3Oe 0oe last year.
 'ioufs very c C. ABERcRoMBIE & co.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20
BIG LAND DEAL.
International Paper Company Buys
 Tracf of Snruce Timber I.anl

New York, Dec, 19-The Inter national Paper Company. it is an nounced has practically closed for the purchase of $50 square miles of timber land in New Brunswick. containg 350. 900 acres of spruce timber.
 A. N. Burbank, President of the Paper Company, stated that the prob lem of securing spruce wood foS pulp has become a very serious one, and that as a result. the price of print paper has increased. Spruce wood. 1t is said. is now quoted at $1O a cord. In some quarters it is predicted that the price of print paper in 1908, will be at least twenty per cent above the price that has prevailed during 1907
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20
NEW ORLEANs COTTON.

New Orleans. Dec. 19.-SDot cotton was easy with prices unchanged. Mtddiing II %c. Sales were 1f.s75 bales on the spot and 3.92s to arrive.
 Futures opened steady, two to three points below the close of yesterday as a result of disappointing Liverpool Following the opening there was some evidence of activity and this forced the market up four to five points. only to be succeeded by e period of dullness during which the gain was lost. futures at noon being quoted at about the opening levels. s
 The National Gfnners' Association gave ~.'' .>--t1~' ~inrin~s which was general ly interpreted as bsarish and as foreshad-
 .s., .. ...-. lii..4 ..e.. tleports of unfav- orable developments in the dry goods mar the close, which was steady the active months ranged from sixteen to seventeen points below the close of yesterday.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20

New HOrk, Dec. Iy.--The LondOn tIn mar ket was higher wIth spot closing at 119 pounds and futures at 121 pounds Locally the market was dull but higher: closing at s26@ $26. .S7h.
 There was quite a sharp advance in the London market for copper with spot quoted at 5s pounds los and futures at 60 pounds f7s sd Locally the market was duh with lake quoted au SIS 13@S13.25: electrolYtic at
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20

acquiring of control in November last of the Tennessee Coal and Iron Som- pany by the United States Steel Cor poration and also any information he may have regarding any other firms or corporations engaged in the same busi- ness not controlled by the said cor poration.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20
NEW YORK DRY GOODS.

New York. Dec 19.--Trade in dry goods was generally quiet although the Inquiry showed some slight improvement In differ ent quarters. New orders are being receiv- ed on printed goods Some business is offered in sheeting but buyers want very low figures Mems wear goods quiet and new lines are making little headway Raw silk is easier. Cotton yarns show a slightly firmer tendency.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20
BANk OF ENGLAND.
The Weekly Statement Just Published
 shows Few Changes.

SMUWB FtW NWUMBE8s
 London, Dec, 19-The weekly state ment of the Bank of England show the following changes:
 Total reserve, decreased 1915, 0nt pounds. Circulation. increased 1SS,00t pounds. Bullion, decreased 1.0S6,054 pounds. Other securities. decreased 322,OOO. Other deposits. decreased F. 533,OOO Public deposits, decreased 9S,- GOO pounds. Notes reserve. decreased 1,17S,OOO pounds. Government securi- ties. unchanged. The proportion of the banks reserve to liability this week is 45.9O per cent Last week. 1t was 46.95 per cent.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20
LONDON STOCK HARKET.

London. Dec. 1S-American securities opened steady today. First prices were 3s lower to h higher than yesterdays New York closhing.
 been heavy slump recently, advanced one and one-sixteenth pence today to twenty five and one-sixteenth pence per ounce on few bears covering. The fixed price at the close was twentyfour and thirteen-six teenths for spot and twenty-five and three sixteenths pence for future delivary.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20
NEW YOR KsUGAR MARKET.

New York. Dec. 19.-Sugar raw firm: fair refining s3.s0@$3 s5; centrifugal 9s-test 8. s5; molasses sugar 8 % e $3. .05: refined steady; crushed s5.50; powdered, s4.90; granulated $4.S0.
 $s.75.
 Molasses steady steady and unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20

SIP. .75 SIS; and casting SIP. 800 $12.75.
 Lead was unchanged In London. Locally dull at i$3. 35 O $3.45.
 SpeItef declined 2s Sd in London. Local ly no change was noted.
 The English market was higher for iron with standard foundry quoted at 4Ss I'd and Cleveland warrants at 49s 4k d. Locally the market was nominaily unchanged.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20
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ST LnI1Is GRAIN.

St. Louis. Dec. 19.-(Special,)-The St. Louis grain markets today ranged as fol- lows:
 Wheat on track:
 No. red s1 .02@s1. No. ? hard December 99% asked; range 994 to s1. May s1.O4sk bid; range s1 .O41s to $l .05k July s5ss @% asked; range 959s @ % to 96h.
 Corn on track:
 No. corn 56: No. white 56. December 53 bid; range 52h 10 53. . May 55 1a bid; range 55A to 56h. July 55 M bid; range 55h to 56K Oats track: No. oats 50h; No. white 5S. December nothing.
 May 52ss bid; range 52; to 59%.
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20
NEW YORK BONDS.

|. : refundng 2s. registered .io4 l. & Ss registered , ...10lts
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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20
ST. LOUIS LIVE STOCK.
WANTS INFORMATION.
Congress Would Investigate Sale of
 Tanneaaea CnaI and Irnr l.n

Washington. Dec. 19--A resolution introduced by Representative Garrett, of Tennessee. calls upon the Secretary of the Commerce and Labor to furnish the House forwith, all facts within his knowledge regarding the purchase or
The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20

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The Montgomery advertiser., 1907-12-20
WEATHER CONDITIONS AND GENERAL

FORECAST. =stsA
 Fair and cold weather prevails fin nearly all districts this morning under the influ- ence of an extensive area of high barometer other over Wyoming. The freezing line now dips southward to the middle counties Of the Gulf States, with reading of over twenty below zero in Wyoming. The wealth. CT will continue flair and moderately. cold in Alabama during tonight and Friday. Light snow has fallen In the Ohio valley and eastern districts and an area of low barometer moving in over the north Pacific coast Is giving snow in Oregon.
 Temperature and precip.. .ation as report- cd by the Weather Bureau for selected Southern States during the 24 hours. end ing am.