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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22
THE BAND CONCERT.
The Metropolitan Band Render Spleen
did Music at the Armory Friday
Night.


Several weeks ago the Metropolitan
band. of Ocala. was re-organized and
Mr. Albert Gerig made leader. There
were quite a number OF new members
added TO the roster of the band and
since the first OF March they have
been practicing very faithfully and
diligently for the benefit concert
which they gave at the armory Fri
day night.
Under Mr.. GeriS's able leadership
the band has made marvellous strides
in an upward direction and their mu-
sic on this occasion was thoroughly
enjoyable. 49, proceeds will be used
for the purchase of new music and
new instruments and during the sum-
mer months the band will delight our
citizens with frequent open air con
certs. which are always delightful
events.
At the concert on Friday night the
band was greeted with a good sized
and appreciative audience and their
music was both beautiful and inSpir-
ing Some of the members OF the
band are musical geniuSes and the
playing of every member was unusual
~ good.
The following is a complete list of
the members of the band:
Comets. MeSSrS. Gerig. Condor
Tucker Fleming. Taylor. LOhrig
Bishop: clariOnets. Messrs. Fishel.
Hale. Durand: altos. MessrS. Borden.
Harder, Williams. Ten Eyck; tenorS.
Messrs. Mathews. r.. Weihe. F. E.
slide trombone. Mr.. Bowler; baritone.
Mr.. Mathews. F.: B-hat bass. Mr..
Nash; tubas. Messrs. Rumsey and
Yonge; snare drum. Mr. Martin. bass
drum and cymbals. Mr.. Robinson
Managing committee: Messrs. 3.
F. Borden. r. d. Mathews. A. +. Ger
ig.
Musical director. Mr. \. f. Gerig.
The program was as follows:
l. March-The 18th Regiment.
Parnellez.
.. Overture-From Dawn to Twiligh
C. w. Bennett.
>. SelectiOn.-The Prince OF Pilsen.-.
Gustav Ladders, arranged by J. VI.
Fulton.
1. SeXtette from Lucia.-DOnizette
arranged by l.. z. Laurendeau.
). COrnet SolO.-The Commodore
POlka.-W. Paris Chambers. by Mr..
II. WatersOn Tucker.
6. It'd Bits.-"Grand Comic Opera
Medley.-E. Boyer.
IntermiSSiOn.
Z. March.-happy Heinie.--J BOde-
walt Lampe.
:. SeleCtion-Babes in TOyland -
Victor Herbert, arranged by II. L.
Clark.
@ Waltz-DauSh1e of Lowe. W.
Bennett
10. Baritone SOlo.-Long. Long Ago.
H. Round arranged by II. Prendi-
WILLIE Mr. Frank Mathews.
II. Overture.-The Sky Pilot--A. II
LaurenS.
II Medley Selections.--S out n ern
Plantation Songs Arranged hy l..
Conterno.
The solo work of Mir Wat'.r-On
Tucker and Mr.. Frank Mathews was
particularly noteworthy. both nI their
aclectiOrs being excellent.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22
New Managing Editor.

Mr.. G.. Leach. OF Marion Ind. one
Of the best known and ablest young
newspaper men OF that state, has
reached Tampa. to assume the duties
of managing editor OF the morning
Tribune.
Mr. Leach succeeds Mr T. >
Hough. OF Jacksonville. who has filed
the position temporarily. He has the
highest endorsements and has a wide
experience in all lines of newspaper
work-Tampa News.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22
BILLY REED

y gray jack six years old brought
from Kentucky last fall. good bone
and very active \ proven fOal Setter
producing colts good enough 10 be-
shown at the fair in Lexington. ky.
last fall.
Billy Reed was by Baughman
jack. LIST dam Edna, br big Powell
jack; 2nd dam Farley. by Paragon.
Billy Reed is half brother TO the Ball
jack. the best mule jack in Lincoln
county. Ky.
Terms of service. $500 per songle
service. $1,000 per service with priv
ilege Of return as often "a is neces-
sary within sixty DAYS after the first
service. $500 to insure a colt e
stand and suck.
Service money due for either horse
or jack when first service is render
ed. Except when bred To- insure a
colt. then service fee is due when
colt meets requirements. or when the
mare is parted with or bred TO anoth-
er horse or jack
Lem will be retained on colt for
service fee.
Mares will be kept on pasture az
$500 per month.
This stock will make the present
season at Dungaman farm. one and
one half miles west OF Orange Lake.
about two and one half miles south.
west OF Mcintosh.
S H. GAITSKILL,
@-Stt Mcintosh. Fla
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22
Where Eloqucnco Is out of Place.

Il discharged him because he had
too much jawb0ne and not enough
backbone" said q farmer with a
laugh, referring 10 a hired man who
was missing from the field. He did
not seem 10 understand that I hired
him TO work and not TO talk He
would go out with the rest of the
men TO work in the field: and then.
unless | was right there all the time.
he would stand round and talk The
worst of il was, he was such d good
talker that he not only wasted his
time. out he would have the rest of
the men standing round listening 10
him. He certainly was an interest
ing talker. and that sort OF gift is
all right in its place. but il doesn't
seem TO fit when the hay has 10 be
gotten in. or load made up for mark
ct. or potatoes need to be dug" The
gift OF elOQuence is one TO be Guilt
waited. but II is 4 drag on the CONNER
cial market
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22
How TO Remain Yound.

To continue young in health and
strength. do as Mrs. y. F. Brown, Nc
Donohugh, Ga. did. She says: Two
bottles OF Electric Bitters cured me of
chronic liver and stomach troubles,
complicated with such an unhealthy
condition OF the blood that my skin
turned red as flannel. | am now
practically twenty years younger than
before took Electric Bitters. | can
now do ali my work with ease and as
sist in my husbands store" Guaran-
teed at Tydings & Co. drug store.
Price 30 cents. IN
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-03-22
HUBER t
BY Wiley.

LIST dam by Helmet.
Helmet by Lexington
dark bay horse OF good speed
and action, combining the best trOt-
ting blood with the best thorough
bred.
4 sure foal getter. producing both
saddle and driving horses. As many
of his colts are good saddlers and
speedy drivers.
Terms of service $3.0o per one ser
vice. or $500 with privilege OF re-
turning mare as often as is necessary
within sixty days after first service.
or $1,000 10 insure q colt TO stand
and suck
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-09-14
Horrible Fatality.
Mrs. Fritz Bauman Crush.
i ed Meath Horses.
Reckless Drivers said to
be Responsible.

While driving to town Thursday
evening with her husband their
light surrey was run into by lumber
wagon, recklessly driven, and Mrs.
Fritz Bauman was almost instantly
killed by the horses trampling upon
her.
The accident occurred just east If
Browns Creek on the State road,
about 1870 In the evening. 1t was
dark and neither occupants of the two
vehicles could see the other. Mr.. and
Mrs. Bauman were driving to town.
and coming in the opposite direction
were two men-Clarence Tucker and
Charles Moore-running team at
tached to a lumber wagon. 1t Is al
legged they were under the influence OF
liquor. As the horses met, they SHE'D
somewhat enough to allow the horses
on the wagon to land on the fragile
vehicle OF Mr.. Bauman'S. The latter
escaped serious injury but Mrs. Bau-
man was crushed beneath the mass.
Several passers-by came to the rescue
and the unfortunate lady was tai en-
to the home OF Rob't Atkinson and DR..
G, A. Sweet summoned but the injur-
les sustained were fatal and she died
shortly afterward.
The men with the wagon immed-
diately got their outfit djsentangled
and started TO drive away but were
prevented from so doing by a number
OF men who had cOngregated. Mar
shall Johnson was telephOned for.
One Of the men started back down
town but was picked up by the mar
shall and taken back to the scene. AS
both seemed particularly anxious to
get away and in view of the circum-
stances, Marshal Johnson placed them
in Jail to await developments. Tuck
er lives on the old Arbuckle place and
Moore is a resident OF Boyne City.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-09-14

Shermans' for Fresh Meats and
Groceries. We always try to please.
Stock Food. 25c Package OF Column
bia Regulator Ic at SUPERNAw
BROS.
DR.. Sweet was a Chicago visitor
this week, returning middle OF the
week.
Mr.. and Mrs. George Hutchinson OF
Hart, Mich. are guests OF DR.. and Mrs.
J. A Macgregor.
L.G. Holiday was q Traverse City
visitor, Thursday, having business
with the Probate Court there.
Rev. John BretUs left Monday for
Albion TO attend the annual MethO-
dist Conference which is In session at
that place.
Mrs. G. G.. Worden and son Robbie
and Mrs. Charles Atkinson are at
Tending the State Fair at Grand Rap
ids this week.
Atty A. H. Perkins of Lapeer, for
merly Of the frm OF Converse Il Per-
kins OF this village, is here this week
renewing old acquaintances.
Mrs. Fred e. BOosinger was called
to Ceatral Lake FRIDAY by the serious
illness of a cousin, Mrs. John Pearl.
The latter is weil-known in this Vii
lage.
The Str. Hum started on its fall
running schedule last Monday leaving
East Jordan At ZOO a m. and loo p.
m, and Charlevoix at $3.50 a. m, and
400 p. m.
w. A. Loveday was Mancelona
visitor Tuesday. He was one OF
three arbitrators In the sale OF the
village electric lighting system to the
Slower Electric Power Co.
Fred korthase and family and Mr..
Gurad and family start next week
W it'll their household goods for Aber-
deem, Washington. They will be ac-
companied toy John ShaptOn and
Blaine Harrington.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-09-14
CHADDOCK DISTRICT.
Plenty of rain.

Apple harvest in full blast.
ThreShing machines are now busy.
r. A. GunSolus is attending the
Fair in Grand Rapids this week.
Mrs. Joe Anderson of Milwaukee is
visiting at the home OF Geo. Ander-
son.
Mr.. William Cook of Chicago, III.
and niece Miss Bertha Enk, were call
ing on friends here Tuesday.
Lynne Rockwell. wife and daughter
Ann B., Mr.. Will Atkinson, and wife
of Portland, Ind. we're guests of j. +.
Chew and family Thursday.
Miss Hattie and Mary Gunsolus are
attending school ia East Jordan.
Percy McCalmon teaches at the
Three Bells school house this term.
Miss Eva Heller teaches the Bears
district school this season.
Stephen Shepard thrashed out over
40 bushels of wheat per acre.
James McKenny, aged 10 yrs, had
an attack of pluresy following over.
work and is In dangerous condition.
The farmer in Northern Michigan
according to all reports Of farming
outside Of this region. can congratu
late himself on having the best re.
turn for his labor this year.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-09-14

The Loyal Legion will conduct an
excursion to Boyne City next Friday
evening, Sept. 10Th via Str. Hum;
transportation Free to all members.
Boat leaves here at 6:30 p. m. stan
dard.
The Woman's Auxiliary Of the A.
S. of E. will give pumpkin pie social
at their hall-the Dunlap hOuse-next
Thursday evening, Sept. 10th. The
proceeds 60 to help fix the house COM
Portable for the A. s. of e. local
union.
A party of N. Y. Central surveyors
were here first OF the week, plating
for spur OF the d. & G. r. r. to be
run through the Cooperage and
Flooring Plant properties. and Themes
around to the site of the new Iron
Furnace.
Rev. A. d. Grigsby is taking fort
nights vacation In the southern part
of the state, leaving first of the week
Mrs. Grigsbv left Friday morning to
join him. Owing to the pastors alb.
sence there will be no regular preach
ing services next Sabbath, but Sun
day School and Y. p. S. G. e, will be
held as usual.
Extra Special Liue of Br0oms just
received at Hayden's,
Beliaire Independent-Mr, Louis
York left for East Jordan Monday,
where he has work. n Mr.. and M RS
Fred Miner and nephew Of East Jor-
dan were Bellaire visitors latter part
OF last week. = Mr.. and Mrs. Chas.
Burtch of East Jordan and Mr.. anC
Mrs. ID G.. Burtch Of Alpena left fol
their homes Sunday, after a shor
visit in the l.. f. Ellis home, - LIN.
ME Bansil left Saturday for East Jor
dan. She will teach school about four
miles from that place. - Bert Lor-
raine OF East Jordan passed through
Bellaire Saturday on his way to Tray,
erse City, where we understand he ex
pected to spend Sunday with lady
friend from Springfield, Ohio.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-09-14

Handmade Lumber Harness at
STRoEBEL BROS.
Mrs. VIM. Gordon of Empire, put
into the stove apaper containing
quarter OF a pound of gunpowder.
The stove was wrecked and she was
thrown against the wall aud badly
burned and bruised.
Jay Doty will take part in discus
sion with the Latter Day Saints at
East Jordan Saturday night Sept. 81,
on the question "Is the reorganized
church Of Latter Day Saints of Jesus
Christ the true church." He will
take the negative of the subject
Mancelona Herald.
Owing to the new industrial growth
at East Jordan strangers are coming
TO the town in considerable numbers,
Is families moving in during the past
week. Every available place is being
put into commission for living rooms
Work is progressing IN the grading
for the new chemical works and the
iron furnace ground will soon be pre-
pared for foundations. The K. j. &
S. railroad has side track nearly
completed into the grounds of the
new industries and the Michigan Gen.
trail railroad is surveying for track
from their road.-Mancelona Herald
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-09-14

Registration Day.
County Fair Sept. 24-25-26.
Con. Cop Election next Tuesday.
The Inn at Cbarlevojx has been
closed for the season.
Several from here are attending the
West Michigan State Fair this week
Arthur Moon aud Miss Kate Adams
Of this place were united IN marriage
at Charlev0ix last Saturday.
Some Boyne City business men were
over this week looking for location
TO establish their stores here.
Don't forget Miss Jennie MacFar-
lanes Millinery Opening Is next
Thursday. Friday and Saturday.
The East Jordan Planning Mills Go.
is working royertinie these days. A
big order for potato crates Is the main
cause.
Owing to the absence Of the pastor,
Rev. L. 5. Matthews will occupy the
M. II. pulpit next SABBATH morning
and evening.
Sheriff McWain in here from Char
levoix assisting Pros. Atty CliDk in
investigating the runaway fatality
Thursday night.
Empey Bros. have some choice
Building Lots for sale. Those wish
ing to buy will find it to their adyan
tage to call and see them.
A remarkable story of life aud ad
venture In the West and romant ic
love affair between an Indian youth
and made are told in the new melo-
drama. "As Told ia the Hills" which
will appear at Loveday Opera House
next Thursday night the 10th.
The household of Alexander Bush
has been entertaining a number Of
friends from outside the past week,
among them being Mr.. and Mrs. N.Y.
ron Freshour Of Lansing, Mrs. Emma
Dawes Of Owosso, Mrs. Granger of
Chicago. and Mr.. and Mrs. w. Wilcox
with four children of Mason.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-09-14

The steamer r. j. Gordon IS ex-
pected home from Buffalo in a day or
two with full cargo of hard coal.
She will take 100000 brick To East
Jordan to start building the Chemical
plant there for Messrs. Shaw and
Matthews of this city.-Boyne Jour
nal.
Clark Wood was found guilty of as
sault and battery by jury in Circuit
Court at Char!evoix this week and
will be sentenced next Monday. Mel
son Lafrenier and Emma Mitchell
both plead guilty to assault and bat
terry. The cases Of P0dleski and
Hathaway 90 oyer to the December
term.
"As Told in The Hills" which will
be seen here with Miss Alberta Lee In
the leading role supplies the want for
something entirely new in the field of
melodrama and stands as an example
of the best American melodrama,
The plot is original, both in its con-
ception and development and the
characters are clearly drawn and ex-
tremely interesting ia their natural
ness. The engagement which is for
one night only, is next Thursday
Marriage licenses issued from the
Office of County Clerk Lewis for the
pas week were: Arthur Moon to Kate
Adm& both of East Jordan; William
q. Davis to Gertrude Winkler, both of
Boyne City; Harvey f. Rooms, Charlie
voix, to Ella L. Warson, Homer, Mich;
George Nenegaws to Hattie Mox-in-ne,
both OF st. James; Ezra Moore, East
Jordan to Lillian Bodenhof, Milwau-
kee; William M. Wilbur to Lizzie
O'Laughlln, both of Boyne City; Nels
G.. Bergstrom. Leelanaw county, to
Anna Lafreniere, st. James; Sam d..
Pepper, Port Huron, to Katherine M.
Mcdonald, Eveline; Wanzor Kennedy,
Midland, TO Ann Jane German. Boyne;
Edwin,Gre gory to Mamie Weed. both
OF Norwood township; Nelson Latren-
iere, Jr., ST. James, to Sophia Boyle,
same place, -Charleyoix Courier.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-09-14

kaska friends.
Alabastine color cards free al
STROBEL BROS.
Extra Special Line OF Brooms just
received at Hayden's.
Stain6OOr makes furniture and floors
look better than new.
Lawrence Doerr was up from Man
celOna first Of the week.
Mrs. G. A. Sweet Is entertaining
Miss Minnie PaytOn Of Charlevoix.
Yes WHITTINGToN has a fine line OF
Sideboards, Bullets aud China Cabi
nets.
The Williams planning mill plant at
Traverse City was burned Tuesday for
the second time in six months. Loss
$I5, 900.
Your time will be well spent in
looking over the beautiful designs OF
Furniture that EMPEy BROS. are
carrying.
Mrs. H. f. Roy entertained Mr..
and Mrs. Eugene Hubbard, Miss Elsie
Marsh and Marvin BlOdgett OF Man
celona, Sunday.
Mr.. and Mrs. A. NJ. Haight en-
tertained Mrs. Robert OXenham Of
Coldwater and Misses Bessie and
Myrtle Freed OF Hillsdale, this week,
Harry j. Taylor is here from. the
west and intends taking his family
back with him. He and party from
Gaylord are planning to start sa w
mill.
Miss Bertha Matthews, who has
been visiting frlends in Oceana Coun-
ty, returned home this week accom-
panied by her cousin, Elmer Baxter
who will visit here short time.
About twenty friends of Mrs. G. G.
Worden helped her celebrate her birth
day anniversary last Saturday even
ing. The lady was the recipient of
several valuable presents, among them
being gold watch from her husband.
The East Jordan local union, Amer
icau Society Of Equity will meet at
their hall, Sept. 10, at 8 p. NJ, impor-
tant business to transact in regard to
potatoes. All members requested to
attend this meeting. Everybody well
come.-Sec.
John Shapton has severed his rela-
tions with the East Jordan Lumber
Go. after continuous service of some
eighteen years, part Of this time as
Superintendent OF the logging. He
leaves next week for the state of
Washington where, as he says, he i,
going to "look around" We hate to
think Of losing our popular village
president, and hope he will decide in
the end that there's nothing quite as
good as Northern Michigan.
Complaint has been made in writ
ing to the Board OF State Tax Com
missiOners that the properties listed
iE the assessment roll of Forest Home
township are so grossly irregulariy
and unlawfully assessed that adequate
compliance with the law can he Sc
cured only by general review of all
the real and personal property subject
to taxation in said township. The
State Tax Commissioners will. 60 over
the assessment roll of Forest Home
township and the taxpayers of said
township have been notified to meet
them Sept. 18th at the office of the
board of supervisors. Central Lake
Torch.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-09-14
Death of Mrs. M. LalOnde.

Mrs. Moses LalOnde, pioneer Of
this place, passed away at her home
In this Village Friday morning at
800 O'clock, after an illness of some
nine months. Deceased was born in
Canada y years ago and came to East
Jordan ia 1867. Funeral services wi /
be held from the Catho lie church.
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-09-14

Pain anywhere, pain in the head,
painful periods, Neuralgia, toothache,
all pains can be promptly stopped by
a thoroughly safe little Pink Candy
Tablet, known by druggists every
where as DR.. Shops Headache Tab
lets. Pain simply means congestion
undue blood pressure at the point
Charlevoix county herald., 1907-09-14

where the pain exists. DR.. Shops
Headache Tablets quickly equalize
this unnatural blood pressure, and
pain Immediately departs. Write DR..
ShOop, Racine, Wis, and get IA free
trial package. Large box Is cts w
Druggists.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-24
CASES SET FOR
PLEADING TOMORROW
Expected, However, That Looney,
Through Attorney, Will Move Court
For Continuance.

Judge Graves in the circuit court
this afternoon was occupied with mo
tions in various matters, and taking
defaults in chancery cases. The cases
against John Looney and William Dir
worth are set for pleading tomorrow
morning AS has been heretofore
stated. while Looney at the outset
said that he was anxious for speedy
trial. as is States Attorney Scott. it is
expected that LOoney's attorney. w. r.
Moore. will move for a continuance.
This, of course, will be in accordance
with LOoney's wishes. as those who
know him realize that any one who
serves him in any way does his bill
ding absolutely.
In the meantime. the public is being
edited with the spectacle of LoOney' :
attacking. ridiculing and abusing that
branch of the machinery OF the courts
of justice represented by the grand
jury for returning indictments again 81
him.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-24
Bees In His City Flat.

\ new wrinkle. Introducing the de.
light and convenience of rural life into
city HAT was sprung recently by
William Fox, n New York business
man, when the Adams Express com
pany delivered to him wire cage CON
tanning $4,000 ,honeyhccs. shipped by
Philadelphia firm, says n New York
dispatch to the Philadelphia Record.
Mr.. Fox, with his family. occupies
rooms in an upper story of an apart
ment house in the central part Of the
city. Outside his window he has con-
structed n big hive on n platform. The
work cut out for the bees is to forage
in back yards and in more distant
fields for honey for the enterprisinc
city mans table. Other dwellers in the
apartment house who never before had
screens in their windows are getting
them now, apprehensiye lest the bees.
IN the novelty of the situation, stray
into the wrong rooms with their honey
and their stings.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-24
ROLLEDBETWEENTWO
WATCH TOWER CARS
George c. Rohde of Davenport Sustains
Painful Injuries in Accident
Sunday Evening.

George c. Rohde, who resides at COS
West Third street, Davenport. while
returning from the Watch Tower last
evening about 1890 received ye-y
painful injuries by being caught be
tween two passing cars. Mr.. Rohde
was standing on the running board of
one of the big excursion cars, the cats
being so crowded that there was no
room inside. He was looking toward
the rear end of the car for the friends
that had accompanied him to the Tow
er, when the other car came past and
caught him. He was rolled between
the two cars. and sustained a number
OF very bad bruises about the hips
and legs. When the car arrived in the
city, he was taken in the ambulance
to St. Anthony's hospital. The acct
dent occurred at Sears.
Rock Island Argus. (Rock Island, Ill.) 1893-1920, 1907-06-24
NEW DIRECTORY FORCE
IN THE LOCAL FIELD
r. L. Polk Company Acquires Rights
of II. N. Stone in the Three
Cities.

The II. l.. Polk company of Detroit,
has purchased the directory privilege
for years held by II. y. Stone in the
cities OF Rock Island. Moline and Day
export, and has a force Of men on
hand canvassing the city for the 1907
directory The firm has engaged /
suite of rooms in the Peoples National
bank building and promises direc-
tory up to the standard of the Stone
publications that have held the field
here for Il number of years.