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Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13
A PAN1cKY DAY.
This Friday. the Thirteenth" VIII Go
Down In History.

This Friday. the Thirteenth" VIII Go
Down In History.
Look OUT This is Friday, the 18th"
II the foregoing remark was heard
once. % was repeated a thousand times
ln Salt Lake today. Somehow a bad
market was anticipated and those who
were looking for it We're not disappoint-
ed. The copper stocks went 10 smash
in the eastern market conters and
Thomas W. L1wton came out with big
display Advertisements in the Boston
and New York papers telling people 10
look out for crash, but advised those
who had money in the savings banks
TO withdraw b and invest iu the low
priced stocks. In this advertisement OF
his he called attention 20 the fact that
taklng yesterdays quotations Tor ba-
sis. Calumet g. Hecla was returning to
its shareholders 10 per cent. Amalga-
mated, - per cent, other stocks 10 ana
20 per cent whereas the savings banks
were giving no better return than
per cent
The day was certainly panicky down
east. A few weeks ago, no one would
have dared 90 have Ncutured the asscr-
ton without being told such thing
would be- ridiculous, that NcWhouse
would sell as low as $3.50 Boston Non-
solidated at 81. Bingham Consolidated
az so. Utah Consolidated al $3i. ANAL
eamated copper at tjS and others in
the same proportion. But nevertheless
that was the case today Along to-
wards noon. however. there was teu-
dency towards Improvement and som"
eastern brokerage houses expressed the
opinion that probably the worst hdd
been reached. that this Friday the
lsth." mlght prove TO be- the turning
point iu low prices.
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Utah-Idaho Sugar
Co. Dividends

Tho Articles of Incorporation provide
f0r payment OF a dividend vi Iva cents
per share on the preferred stock Sept
Dth 1901 aud quarterly thereafter The
par value OF tho stock o. SO per share.
Dividends on preferred stock are oumu-
auve. that is. n not paid 40 end ~
any quarter must te made up and paid
to tho owners of preferred stock before
any dividend can Boz paid on common
stock
We can Luy you q reasonable amount
ur1m to 1000 shauD OF this stock az
about 81 per share. when money 90 nor
NAL in an parts NJ our country che opin-
ion M men best qualified to judge Is that
thIs stock VIII readily sell Tor from $40
to u1 per share. The ume 10 buy b.
when sou can g.t tho stock CHEAP.
THE TIME rO BUY Is SOW
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13

DAILY Judge 10 30 600
Lower Mammoth 500 lt 800 buyer 90.
May Day. 800 40 63
Nevada Hills goo ai $40.
Uncle sam Con. 100 at 1855; 100 at
1.52iA: 800 at l525 buyer so
Beck Tunnel 500 at LEX.
Colorado. 500 at 600, 600 az G.55; go
at $50. 100 st 6.45
Crown Point 200 at S.. 900 az 49, 400
at So
Iron Blossom. 100 at 06. 300 az %. 200
aot 100. buyer so. 100 az 9S.
Mountain Lake, 200 at g. buyer 60.
Sioux Con. 400 no So
seven Troughs. 800 at 30, 200 az 40.
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~ TRANcIsco MARKET.

James A. Pollock g. co. furnish the
following quotations from san Franz
cisco today ON Nevada mining stocks:
COMSTOCK.
Ophr. L22ik0125; Mexican. 53a55:
Gould a. curry % asked. Con Va, "a
H75. savage. S4 asked; Hale e. Nor
CROSS o. bid; yellow Jacket. t1j bid,
Bclchor 20 bid. Confidence 90 asked;
Sierra Nevada. mas. Union. Hat3.
TONOpAH.
T0uouah Nevada. 1922 bid Montana
T0l0pah. Z11isN265, MacNimaa. 220
23 Midway UH5s. Tonopah Belmont
300 asked ronopah North STAR 10 bid.
Ohio T0uouah. 3 asked. West End
Cons. CD bid. Rescue. l20l3' Tonoplh
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eoLDF1ELD EXCHANGES.
Two Organizations VIII BE Considered
In Near Future.

The brokers OF Goldheld have reached
the conclusion that two mining stock
exchanges is TOO many for that camp,
and an agreement has been reached
looking towards an early consolidation.
When am OF the details are attended
60. a new Organization win be formed
10 be- known as the GOldheld Conson-
dated stock exchange, ana the hand
some new stone building used By the
Old exchange win be used for calls. Il
IS also the Intention 10 install a private
wire TO other market ccnters.
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GEORGE M. CANNON co.

Real Estate ana Commercial stocks and
Rouda We desire your orders FOR any
thing IN our line.
Rooms sis-53 rempletou Building
Phone Bell o.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13

Original sac. Bullfros Mining. u
bid Mont. Buurrog. 3a4 National
Bank, l6WlS. L. Harris, gas Amethyst
2002i. Stcinway. o asked. Denver Bull
frog Annex, G asked, Bonnie Glare. 4Om
81; M1yhower Cons. 29H30. Montgy
Sho. Ext, 50l; c.. Sceptre. sac. Home
stake Cons, Ss09O; Y. Girl. q bid: Mug
get, sac, Tramp Cons. 33q3l, North
Star. asked.
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BOSTON CoPPER MARKFT.

James A. Pollock e Co.. bankers
and brokers. 9 West Second south
street furnish the following received
over their private wire this afternoon:
Black Min. 404h; cum. Ely. ga
a =; r. b.. 6N6ls. Helvetia. g, Ia
3; Majestic 2N2 1-t6; Nipissing
z = 07h; S. d Il. 1915 u10%; b. *
L.. 1 u N1%; Davis DAILY 7HNS;
Hancock. 81 Z; Kew. 507, New Utah.
3 1916 "a {, Raven. 1n1 1-16; Apex.
az as.
Adventure, 2a2Is: Atlantic. 1871. e..
& A., 1l8Ul20; b. Coaln., l6d16is: Con
Mercur. 5000; Franklin. "a bid. d. w,
l2A 013; Mex. Con-, Sia0S&; Mohawk
5000; Nevada Con. 9la bid old Dom,
24isM25h Parrot, 13ai3lh; Phoenix, I
asked. Santa Re. 202h Tamarack, $50
g.; Utah Con- 35h 035ia; Winoua, 5it
@5l5, Wyandot, 10000; Zinc. 27kQ
277s: Royalo, l4a 0l5.; Balaklll-
la. 6hG6A; La Sale g9s@9A;
Arcadian, 4 asked; Bingham. ga 09ls;
G.. q H.. 6.2006.25; Centennial, 800
20. Cop. Range. 59059li. CRANKY. so
"a SOFA. Mass. 3iz04. Michigan, 909A
NJ. g. c.. 1&a1B North Butte. 800
49,: Osceola, 92d93; Quincy 50 bid;
r. J., 3Sd3& shannon 1864 0l1. Trim
ity, 15M016; Victoria, fhWJ, Wolvsr-
inc. I.17@l.1S; AZ. Coml. 1879 tia;
Boston Con-. l7ia01S. 4. s. s.. COM.
1914 039is DO, pfd., $500. Greene
CaDanca. ql5 M9fs
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a. q CAMPBELL
Stock Broker. 2i6 ID b Walker Block
UNION Assay OFFICE.
N. IS Hau1ucr j. 81. sadler.
zoe So. West Temple. r. q. box i4tG.
gro. @ CANNON ASSOCIATION.
bHOKEHH "a n. SO. Tempi0 Both
phones $40
CANNON & CANNON. Mining STOCK
Brokers. la H.. 81 Tenn Both Phones
E NJ WEST a CO. stock brokerA
% y. walker Blk. Both phones Of
dee ana esidenca
y. n. Snow a CO.. Stock Rrokers.
~ Commercial Hik Both 'Phonos 1874
iiird-Cownn Co.
Custom Assayera ana Chemists, $50
South West Temple sf
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BUTTE PEOPLE BLUE.

Amalganatcd shutdown Order Gives
Camp Black Eye.
According 10 ldViCes from Butte toe
day. th. people of that camp are very
IruUn disturbed over thc decision uf
boz. AflaIgamattI to curt1u the output
1f tha mines belonging 90 chat core
uoriuln. 10 ia said that mo least 5000
men win bf trroNn out oi employ
uH.|.
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NEW YORK STOCKS.

NeVhouse-SN; So; IS; Sit sales.
I 100.
U5aa Ccpper-22h 224; % %
Tenn essec Cop.-3i 81: 50: so.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13

Food Tor Fish Storics--Manager
Harris OF the Commercial cluD -
pointing with pride Co STUFFED lal-
pom. 10 feet long. mounted on laib
trooa., rloauc and set over the dim
Inc. room, entrance. The fish was
caught i'm the Gulf of McXico and pre-
sentcd Ia she club by j. h. Houston OF
this CITY,
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CANNON & CANNON. Mining STOCK
Brokers Us b. s. Tenn. h0th Phones
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13

Coos 20 IOIICgr-IIOIUlH " % 49,
son of the chief metallufgist OF the
Newhouse properties. Normon Lyon.
carl Doscbor and Frank Rusty Of
AtcadyiUe Pa. who has been work
ms am summer i'm the Garfield smelt-
an. will leave Sunday for Chester. Pa,
10 attend tho Pennsylvania Military
academy.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13

4. 3 CAMPBELL
took Broker. 216 ID D. Walker Block
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13

Banker Leaves Bradstrccts-Paul
j.. Banker. for nearly three years
manager of Bradstreets agency IN this
city. is TO sever his connection VIZ
tbC company 10 accept responsible
position with Bailey a. sons the hay
and grain men. Mr. Banker succeeded
G.. H.. TAYLOR. His successor has not
vet been appointed.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13

Installing Huge Nault--Attaohos Of
the Commercial bank. Just getting
settled IN the renovated Mullet quar-
tors. are transacting business with
customers az the tops Of their voices.
A huge vault Is being installed and "a
dozen husky iron workers are pound
Tag viciously az the steel plates;
smashing down rivets. cutting bolt
holes. and performing other feats OF
a like nature Tho bank sounds more
Ike a boiler factory than anything
else Money may tank, but It's voice Is
certainly being drowned IN this I'M
stance.
Deseret evening news. [volume] (Great Salt Lake City [Utah]) 1867-1920, 1907-09-13

Banker Knox Goes East-Prest.
Knox Of tho Bank Of the Republic,
viii leave Tuesday next for Atlantic
r,ir, tn attend the bankers convention
t1 be held there. lie viii DE ace
COMMANDED as far as New York by his
two sons who viii graduate from
phillips Andover academy next June
and then enter Yale.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29
No More Sponsors.

General stephen u. Lee, commander
IN chief u the United Confederate
Veterans. has announced that he will
lot appoint a sponsor auG maids af
honor Tor the reunion 10 be held in
Richmond next June. This de;erm;-
nation i IN accordance with the
United Daughters of the Confederacy.
a. expressed a. their last general con
vention.
We mink this Is a very UnwiSe and
unfortunate move. as the beautiful
sponsors was one OF the most pleasing
ana attractive features OF these re-
unions and was completely in har-
mony with the old school" chivalrv.
Had Gordon lived We do not believe
Tor q moment he would have listened
o its ah0,ishment.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29
vii Wate~ His Trees.

,i~. ~. =. Wilson, Of Gainesville.
owns cue - the best orange groves on
Lake Weig ana grew tired o. waiting
r.. + -o rain so came down from his
nome yesterday with -four teams Of
mules an has zone 10 his place and
Viii water his trees by hauling Wa
-.g :rrm n" lake. He expects 10 ha1I
.u-. thousand barrels am estimates
fha- Il w:I cas- him in tho neighbar-
hood q. rare" hundred dollars. L-
-le ices are heavily laden With bloom
Le "s-.u,e-4s that 10y watering chem
-a=v viii nesr six or seven hundred
r.:r boxes aHI BE viii he in se~arar
a-uar,a dollars by The proposition.
~ think he Is acting with consuI-
mate business judgment. Every man
"1a has q grove ought 20 water rheE
during ne excessive spring drouehrs
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29
Mrs. 4. 2. NARROW.

Mrs. 4. D. Marrow living a short
distance o0t she Silver Springs road.
died very suddenly last night. She
was suddenly tahen i'll and by She
time Dr. r. Van Hood could reach her
she was dead
Mrs. NARROW leaves eleven children.
Her husband. \ =. NARROW. was an
inmate OF the Marion Farms hospital
found guilty some years ago of shoot
ing Mr.. J. \ brand ar Conror, and
whose trial created great interest.
On tho announcement of his Wffe's
death. The authorities at he hospital
gave the grief stricken man permits
sion to 90 tunder guard 10 his Wife's
late home and remain until after the
funeral. which wiz take place tomor-
row afternoon az the old cemetery.
Mrs. NARROW was q most estimable
woman and her death Is deeply de-
piC-ed-Star.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29

Miss Sara and Miss Louise Harris
came home Saturday afternoon from
Tampa. where they weEr 70 hear
Madam Me.cera Se}nbrich. ono Of rho
worlds greatest singers on Friday
night. The concert vas largely NJ
tended by the elite Of Tamna and
Sembrfch was given a big ovation in
that city. Her program was very
splendid one and ner wonderful voice
under the most perfect control and
She held the audience spelibornd.
Madam Semhrichs stage manners are
very graceful and attractive and she
Won her audience most completely
Her supper, in the person Of the gift
e. tenor. Mr.. Ellison Van HOo-" and
Nj Frank LaForGe. pianist Of the
rarest ability. was excellent and they
received q fair share Of The applause
and delight Of the audience
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29
The Card Club Entertained.

The Young Ladies' Card Club was
pleasantly entertained yesterday al
ternOon by Mrs William T. Sary al
her cosy home on South Pond street.
The presence Of large number of Wis
.sitOrs added greatly TO the pleasure
Of Tho afternoon. The five tables were
arranged in the reception hall, back
Dar.oT and dining room. The scores
ser. marked on dainty. Eand-painted
cards. the artistic work Of the hos
rs-s sister. Mrs. Gary served re-
.r.'s1ing ana delightful grape punch
during III games and a. the c0nclu-
SION C.. the @aIea q salad course Wa
sc~*ed m Mrs. Gary assisted by Mrs.
He.venstOH and Miss Janet Wearhers.
Tho prizes. one for points. a Japa-
hes javanier. was won by Mrs. Frank
Harris, and one for games. beautiful
plate. was won by Mrs. Chas Rhei-
naIeT.
The following were Mrs. Gary's
guests Tor the afternoon: Mrs. vii
Fan Anderson, Mrs. 9. G. Todd. Mrs.
CnaS. Rheinauer. Mrs. ". :. Bullock.
Mrs.. Albert Gerig. Mrs Jake J. Gerie.
Mrs. T. X. Nelson. Mrs Frank Harris.
Mis-. William II. Powers. Mrs. NJ. J..
H0ess Mrs. Z. l.. Carney. Mrs. Beuna
Mimms. Mrs. Arthur Clark. Mrs. Lee
N!!ier. Mrs. Z. =. Helvenston. and
Miss Hattie DYE. Miss NaleJa PoJJe~.
Miss sara Elizabeth McCreary. Mss
ianer Wea'hers. Miss Annie Davis.
Miss Florence Hardy. OF Tcnnessee.-
~-ifav'> Daily
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29

NJ. Louis !. Brumby. OF this city,
wi1 have charge Of the Times
Unions Tallahassee bureau during
the coming session Of the legislature,
which : quite responsible position
ana Mr.. Brumby was selected solely
because of his We'll known capahiliJy.
TIE Athens Banner. printed in Mr..
Rrumhr'S old home town in Georgia,
has also recently given him a very
Gathering compliment on the success
If his Florida Fruit and Truck
Grower. We desire 10 add a flower 10
the rich bouquet these papers have
given him by saving that he is wor-
ny the good things they have said
about him.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29

The executive committee Of tba
OCala public library met in the library
room Friday afternoon They will
5eSin active work al once ewing 20
arrange for obtainin@ for Ocala The
public library offered tnem bv Mr.
Carnegie. They viii circulate a pe,f-
ton 10 have the city charter changed
50 that il Will permit an additional
tax levy 10 rthe maintenance OF This
institution. Mr., Bi'rinGer. a member
OF the committee. will also begin al
once I'd collect the subscriptions
which We're promised by the citizens
at the library meeting early in the
year.
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Aver-SteW5rt

Mrs. Barrie Veal Ragsdale has IS
: led invitations 70 the marriage OF
her daughter. Mrs. Louise Ragsdale
Sto'~&rt 10 Or. Guy D. Aver on Wed
resday. the tenth OF April ar twelve
O'Clock. at the Baptist church in De
catur. Ga.
This will be a very prominent event
in the social circles of Decatur and al
ter. wedding trip Of several weeks,
DR. and Mrs Aver will be at home al
number two hundred and twenty
Capital avenue. Atlanta.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29

MRS. BlALOCk GIVES RECEP.
TON FOR MRS. RICHARDSON

MIS-. George Richardson. of Allan
"a, Ga. who is charming visitor to
Ocala The guest - her daughter, Mrs.
Lucien Frederick Rlaiock. on Ockla-
waha avenue. was the guest Of hon
Or SAT rrday afternoon a. one of the
prettiesF and dain;.e.- receptions OF
the spring season. which Mrs. Bla-
lock gave Tor her
Mrs. Bla.Cck came I'D Ocala last
June a q bride and during her resi-
damce here OF nearly q year has made
many warm friends and admirers ana
they were all delighted a. the 0ppCrtu-
nifty Of meeting her mother who is
no less charming than her daughter.
Mrs Blalock has very attractive
little home. The furnishings and ar
rangements being in harmony with
the taste OF the young bride. For her
reception she had as color scheme
pink and white and these two coIors
were pre,tily introduced in all the ap-
pOintMentS Of the afternoon. The 70
ses and all the other flowers used
were white and We're arranged in an
trtistic
The voranGa had been screened in
by the use Of beautiful magnolia
branches ana in one corner ice cold
punch refreshed the guests as soon
a. they arrived. Mrs. II. VI. Hamp-
ton and NJ Howard Clark served
his beverage ana The ladies' receiv-
ing on rhe veyanda were Mrs. William
Hooker. Mrs W. Y. Nawsom and
Mr.. L. ". Duval
Others receiving in rhs different
rooms were Mr.. z. L. Carney. Mrs.
r. y. N;wmS Mrs q. :. Scott. Mrs
!. G. r. Noonca. Mrs Mamie HowSa-
Stova-, Mrs. r. Fl. Johnson. Mrs. Abe
Brown. Mrs. Charles Rheinauer and
Mrs. Mary Ea@iccon.
Ms. Bla'ock and Mrs. Richardson
received The guests IN he narlor The
faruer wore the dainrinsr kind of a
white lingerie dress and was a rtcrare
# ron,rfu' beauty and .averiuaee.
He mother wore q handsome black
silk gown with trimmings Of white
lace. She was charming and gracious
in her manners and she made a de-
licErfu, impression or The hundred
ladies'. who We're Mrs E'a,1cE's guests
tn Saturday
In me dining room Misses Lillian
ThagarG. Annie Dlris Nary Bu''. J---
siiu Martin. Susie Johnson. sara AMI
Louise Harris served The re-
fraShments. which were unusually
delicious The strawberry cream
was Very beautiful shade Of
pink. the white cake was icel
with p;nl, and the home made
minis were also pink and the appoint
monts We're also pink and the appoint
menrs Of the center table showed the
pink and white motif
All he ladies' that assisted Mrs.
Blaiock wore beautiful white gowns
with pink sashes aud he effect vas
exceedingly lovely, Many beautiful
new summer gowns ana hats We're
worn by the ladies'. who were Mrs.
Blaiock's guests ana her first large
party was decidedly a social success.
Many We're the compliments heard
from all on the atrractiveneSS of
Mrs. Blal0ck's ar home"
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Miss Mathews Entertains.

Miss annie Mathews was the at
tractive young hostess OF the Jp-JO-
Date Card Club on Friday afternoon
After a number Of pleasant games II
whist played progressively. the club
prize. a pretty white gauze fan. was
was presented 20 Mrs. Bernard Selig-
man. who had won the most games.
Refreshments were served and the
young ladies spent an afternoon OF
much pleasure together.
Besides the card club members Miss
Mathews also had as her guests Miss
Edna Nelson and Miss Helen Brown,
Mrs. Charles Hunter. Mrs s 4
Rawls. Mrs. W. T, Alsop and Hiss
Edith Mcguire.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29
Mr.. Ward Buys Residence in Jackson
willie.

Real estate IN Jacksonville contin-
ues 70 change hands rapidly. The }ac-
est purchase was the sale yesterday
Of the handsome Zapf residence and
TWO lots. on the corner o. ParE and
Post streets, Riverside The price
i said 70 BE in the neigh5orhood Of
$1,000.
The purchaser as lIr. !. ". Ward.
ir, "f Floral City. one Of The most
"rCnine2t and extensive tprpin-ine
operators in Florida. Nj. Ward is 50
sanguine If Jacksonvillp's develop.
ment that he has concluded 10 be-
come a citizen. ana his purchase Of
the Zapf property eloQUenJly shows
his faith in this city's future.-JacE-
sOnyille Mefron0ijS
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29

Robert ". Bentlv. Of Tampa has
purchased a half interest in The Lake
land sun. Mr. Bently Is 4 newsp2-
Der man Of many years experience.
having worked on the Ocala Banner.
Tampa Tribune and the New York
Sun. He is regarded as one OF the
finest job printers in the state. We
congratulate Bro. Trammen on this
accession of strength 10 his working
staff.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29

lanes Faircloth. who is CHARGED
wiki numbering Docw Wade. is having
a preliminary hearing before Judge
recently. The state is represented by
Nj. Il. e Bullock. and the defense by
III. Carlos = SisJrunk. So far as the
trial has progressed it looks rather
bad frr the prisoner.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29

Mr. Jean X. Austin and her moth
e.. Ms. HeilosE. came home SATURDAY.
afternoon from 81. Augustine. where
they spent a few days with Mr.. and
Mrs. Frank kellogg. of ST, Paul. MINI.
VINO have been spending some time
On the east coast. Mr. Kellogg :
Mrs. AuSjin's brother and is one OF
the most prominent lawyers in that
STATE.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29

Mrs. N. N. Dodge raETrrei meme
saturday afternoon from JackSonF-.:--
where she Spenc several weeks N"a
her son and daugh,erin-law- Nh aaa
,irS. John " Dodge
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29

CAPT. F. ]. O'Hara and Mr.. Lee Mil
Ter. prominent tur9entine operators.
were guests OF the Ocala House yes
tsr4av. Cant O'Hara has done good
work Florida in establishing before q
United States jury in two trials that
there Is TO poorage in This state and
the stories concerning same were a
yellow journal fa&e.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29

w. Joseph Mathews. OF FleMiaS,0n
WAS in Ocala Friday. He says Il II
-. awtuIly dry" iii the county ira, Q
GOOD many If the country people are
forced 10 come TO Town 70 'irriSc-e
lust a little biJ.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29

Mr. ". II. Graham and Mis- g.
-. Johnson came home FriGeE from Z,
.s~t Of "a wech with Mrs. Graham =
sister al GeiSer.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29

Mr.. ". T. Forbes. one OF the SAB
srantial farmers Of the Anthony local
itv. was in Ocala yesterday. and paid
~ A very friendly and financial call
He saws that the yruChsJerS are badly
in need If rain ana serious damage
viii he done unless relief comes
soon.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29

Mt \. !. No. .augailn. O. Fairfield,
ANA hi sister, Miss Annie Nc-acg4-
..u a.: North Caroline. spent Sunday
ln -DUu.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29
lake Weir Sand ard Stone &C.

See The advertisement ot this com
aanv IN this issUe. It i organized
IL the. purpose of selling sand ana
manufacturing artificial stone.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29

lIr. {. II. Dame returned home Sa--
u94ay from . Zip 20 Bronson While
there he organized a splendid Wood
men camp.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29

llr. James T. RawIs. manager q t1@
crystal River Lumber company. vas
among tie prominent visitors 10 Oca-a
SATURDAY.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29
SOCIAL AND PERSONAL.

Nj Har Barnett. OF Fellowship, was
a visitor Monday
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29

Air John T. Lewis. state prison III
~n,-ctor. is in Ocala today. lie rs
i,,,n on a tour OF inspection exc.
since receiving his commission and
rnas The prisons and the prisoners ia
fairly good shape.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-29

Mrs. Sue Richardson and her Cc'-l-
Ter. Miss Ethel Richardson. are n2"'
IN Tampa. where they viii make t-el"
home in jhe future Mrs. Richard
sons married daughter, Mrs Hans
comb. also resides in that city.