davidaulloa/AmericanStories huggingface dataset:
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-06-28
Fut ..~
PRICES AND TERMS.

PRICES AND TERMS.
Space prevents our going into de
tail as to prices on the various styles
and makes. Suffice to say:
BEAUTIFUL NEW PIANOS, latest
style case designs, sold In the regular
way 1925 and $275; our factory sale
tags read plainly $14S.Oe to $1sS.
Terms Sc monthly.
BEAUTIFUL NEW, PIANOS, more
elaborate case designs, the late 1907
cases, sold in the regular way at $500
to $3.50; go in this factory sale at 1913,
1896 to 1886. Terms IS per month.
BEAUTIFUL NEW PIANOS, art
style case designs, in colonial, plain,
fancy and art styles, nothing better
made. go in this sale at 1886. $2ss to |
1917. A little higher for the very
u ~
elaborate case designs. Terms SO
,er month.
OUT OF TOWN FOLKS. We win
ell and ship anywhere On tho easy
'ayment plan. II you are unable to
all at once write immediately for full
articulars.
We extend an invitation to all to
all and see this especially selected
Jock, We say without fear of con-
addiction that 1t is the largest and ,
nest stock OF pianos ever brought
Columbia.
Sale begins Wednesday, June 26,
Id positively closes July 9Th. You r
III find us next door to Mitchell. 9
shley Hardware Co., North Side of n
ibllc Square, Columbia. "
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-06-28

For half century the constant Ell
fort of the House of Kimball has been
to build greater business on those
principles without which no house can
succeed-"Public Confidence"
During the past year hundreds of
Tennessee homes have been supplied
with our instruments We are going
to do our level best to deserve more
and more the confidence of Tennessee
people. With this in view we have
located at SO5 Fifth Avenue, North, in
Nashville, a factory supply depot.
Having no representative here, we
have shipped car load OF High Grade
Pianos and Organs and propose to sell
them to you at factory prices-we do
this in order to start our business here
with long list of customers and
friends.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-06-28
THIS STOCK OF PIANOS

We have brought here are the finest
and highest achievement of the piano
makers art. They were specially
selected for this Introductory factory
sale, most of them are in the more
expensive case designs not usually
found in music stores outside Of the
larger cities.
ONE PRICE TO ALL
Each instrument marked IN plain alg-1
ures. A comparison with former
prices, as sold in the regular way,
shows the great saving to be made by !
buying now.
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-06-28

the highest class of pianos will have
in this sale, the best opportunity to
supply home and family with one Of
the old reliable standard makes and
at the lowest price ever quoted (qual
ity considered) and on very easy
terms. 4l
The Columbia herald. [volume] (Columbia, Tenn.) 18??-1935, 1907-06-28

- t%~ + vt
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-19

John Yarf rough was cut on cheek
and dangerc isly wounded by a large
bread knife In a Houston restaurant.
Dan Gallagher. waiter. was arrested
The secretary Of vincente Segura. a
City OF Mexico millionaire. discovered
Q young man In the act OF stealing
S12.500 worth OF jewelry belonging 10
Segura-
During an alteration In Denison
hotel Stamford Roberts. a white cook,
was struck with heavy weight and
critically wounded. Lee Oregon. a
negro. was placed under arrest.
Nicaragua-Hondura war originated
over the theft OF mule from citizen
Of Honduras by thirty-hve Niearaguan
soldiers and the refusal OF the latter
government TO pay for the animal
The little son OF DR.. r. L. Alexander
of Coahoma. Tex. got a strychnine
tablet from his fathers vest and was
chewing II when discovered. BY hard
work the child was saved. This Is
the third time the two-year-old boy has
been poisoned.
AT Selma. Ala. W. Gregg. negro
shot through the door Of walkers sa
loon, killing d. r. Davis. . farmer
and wounding a negro boy. The pro
prietor pursued Gregg and shot him
10 death. The negro was angered 81
being elected from the saloon.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-19
TEXAS CATTLE RA|sERs.
Thirty-First Annual Catherine
Meets At Fort Worth.
ATTENDANCE IS IMMENSE
In His Address President Pryor Gives
the Number of Msmbsss - be'ns
Two Thousand and Head of Stock
CentreIlsd csupls of Million

Fort Worth. March 1s.-when the
Texas Cattle Raisers' association CO..
vention was called to order 10 it-
thirty-frst annual session at Green
wallis Opera House there were fully
900 members OF the organization prea'
ent, while visitors were numerous.
After President Ike T. Pryor Of San
Antonio called the convention TO order
Rev. DR.. c. w. Daniel was introduced
and invoked the divine blessing.
Mayor Harris In happy remarks
bade the members and visitors wei
come. President Pryor responded In
appropriate remarks.
President Pryor then made his an
nuai address. Il was most interest
Ing and applauded throughout. He
presented the following statistics: The
members number 1000. and they con
troll 1000. 900 cattle. The revenue the
past year was $4,000, so per cent Of
which was spent for protective and
detective work.
Acting Secretary spillers submitted
the report OF the executive committee
The illuminated parade Monda,
night OF the knights OF Bouyinia, hr'
department and military bands was I
magnificent affair. The streets ovel
which the procession passed wer'
thronged.
Fort Worth Is beautifully and lav
ishly decorated. both business house,
and many residences being resplen
dent with colors. The ideal weathe
is being enjoyed along with the nu
merous attractions by fully 10000 Wis
4 ttors.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-19
ArrLFaee PASS.



ted IN the Senate.
Austin. March 1s.--F'ree conferences
report on anti-pass bin Was submit
ted in the senate. II exempts all per
sons actually employed on railroads
and their families. all persons actual
ly employed on sleeping cars. news
boys express messengers, railway mail
service employees. immigration inspec'
tors employed by the government
state health oficer and one assistant
carctakers on shipment OF stock. ETC.
and passes TO INDECENT poor. II also
exempts state rangers, sherins or oth
err bonafide elective peace omcers
whose duties are 10 execute criminal
processes; provided. that II one rail-
road grants pass 10 ono. sherin u
sbaIl rrant transportation to all sher
IN who may apply for II. and also that
sheri5s accepting free passes shall de
duct the amount from their mileage &c
counts. II also exempts members OF
the livestock sanitary commission no'
exceeding twelve In any one year. Re
duced rates may be given to ministers
Of the gospel.
Railroads may make special rates OF
give excursions after obtaining author
ity from the railroad commission.
Free transportation Ii allowed TO 20
lice ofiicers and liremen on street rail
ways. II also exempts express com
panies as far as carrying free OF charge
packages and properties Of any actua
and bona fide oficers. agents and EN-
ployes, and this exemption Is seco made
as 70 telegraph and telephone compa
nies.
A compromise was made as to tn'
time the law goes into effect The
committee fixed the time at NINETY
days after the adjournment OF the leg
isiature.
Under the bill as reported newspa
pers are not allowed to make contract
with a railroad for transportation.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-19
TERMED A FAKE.
eloxsom Says Galveston Chief Of Pc
lice Has So Wired Him.

Washington. March IS. Chairman
Warren OF the senate committee on
military Affairs. investigating the
brownsville affair. received from Sec
retary Taft a copy Of dispatch from
San Antonio. as follows:
"Adjutant General. United States
Army. Washington: Chief Of police
Of Galveston has just wired me the
confession Of Gray. q supposed dis
charged soldier. appearing In the pa
pers. IL . fake. BLOCKS0M, Major"
The dispatch relates to the alleged
confession printed in Galveston
newspaper and sent broadcast through
the country.
Senator Foraker. who IL taking th'
lead in the role OF the defense OF ths
negro soldiers. said he had ordered
subpoena for the editor Of the Calves
ton News, in order TO secure . state
ment from him concerning the story
This statement was made by Senator
Foraker before he had seen Block
SONS dispatch. He said It would NOT
probably now be necessary to subpoe
M tho Galveston newspaper man.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-19

purposxs % ohow Tbsw Deot Evelyn
NsshIt Numerically msHy Times
New York. March 1s.-rhero vas d
6fteen-minute delay at the openins q
the Thaw trial Monday morning
when the proceedings finally besar
Mr.. Jerome offered IN evidence brohca
pieces Of a Photographic negative. tsr
last page Of the famous HummeI am
davIt. bearing the signature Of Evelyn
Nesbit. Mr.. Delmas promptly ob1err
Cd 10 ita introduction and began ~
argument on this point
Justice Fitxserald ovorruIed the Oh
lection and the negative Was accept
ed in evidence. Mr.. Jerome then o.
fered In evidence Photographic print
from th negative.
The defense had three new experfs
In court, making seven all told M
pearing for defendant. The aiIenis'
new to the case are: DR.. Charles ~.
Pilxrim. superintendent Of the Hudson
rivcr state hospital At Poughkcopsif
ana president Of the state lunacy COZ
mission: Or. w. A. White. medical 81
perintendent Of the gCvernment hos
pital for the insane at Warrington
b. C.. and DR.. lfinas Gregory. J..
charge Of the pavilion Tor the inssne
at Bellevue hospital. this city The
other four experts for the defense are
Drs. Britton d. Evans and Charles 9
Wagner. who have already been -
the stand. and Drs. Smith Ely JolliAp
and Craeme n. Hammond, who hav
not as yet been called, but have beer
in court daily.
The Hummel aflidavit was ADMITTED
in evidence by consent and read q
the Jury. In II Evelyn Nesbit accuse
Thaw Of numerically beating hcf
many times in Europe In 1908.
Jerome has rested the case Tor re
Deople
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-19
BULGARIA has q new cabinet.

notH8t as@ - ~ ~%>@s%@~"
Myrna Is . new town In western
Oklahoma.
Forest fires near Monclava. Mex.
did great damage.
Fire at Genoa. Italy. caused over
81. .000. 900 damage.
A copper bust Of Admiral Nelson has
been presented TO the naval academy
at Annapolis by King Edward.
Two negroes charged with stealing
brass In Indian Territory and ship
ping Il 20 Texas have been arrested.
Probably the first church edifce
erected at Oaxaca, Mex. In $50 years
is now under construction.
The war department has issued an
order that military bands must play
national anthems without any varia-
tions.
Through the death Of an aunt In
.exas Walter Walker. clerk In q
Chickasha restaurant. fell heir 70
$4,000.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-19

Charlotte. N. C.. March IA white
man thirty-five years old va found
dead with his skull crushed. on the
public highway. four miles from Char
lotte. The sheriff has arrested J. T.
Kimbali. The murdered man. who is
supposed to be one Stephenson. = pre-
sumed 70 have been waylald and muir
dered By Kimbali. Stevensou's atten'
tion to Kimball's wife u assisned Is
motive.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-19

Galveston, March 1s.-Chief Of 20
lice did not say Gray's story about the
Brownsville shooting was a fake. He
said Lieutenant Chamberlain asserted
Il was a fake.
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-19


washinston. March Is Tho goy-'
erning body Of the bureau OF Amer.
lean republics viii make public h .
few days al the conditions of the com
petition to be held for plans to b used
In the erection Of the bureau's e560.0o1
building. given By Andrew Carnegie.
The building viii stand in the center
Of q Gve.acre plot Of ground now used
by the George Warrington university
and lying south Of the state depart
nent building adjoining the Mall.
Plans to be submitted are 70 include
gateways. drives and other features for
the conversion Of the plot into : hand
some Garden suited 70 Z palstisi build
Ing. Competition u to be open 70
architects on this continent only. Sew
eral leading American architects are
to be paid . bonus Of $1,000 to defray
tho expenses in comnsduop
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-19

ForfWorth. March 1s.-The grand
lodge Of negro Masons laid the corner
stone Of their temple. to cost Slo'o"S.
Monday afternoon
Bryan morning eagle. [volume] (Bryan, Tex.) 1898-1909, 1907-03-19

Waxahachie. Tex. March is.-Thre'
negroes at Bardwell have smallpox
They have been isolated.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13
VNdS Local Option, by Gov. camp.
bell of That State

Local option prevails in Texas
mere are AZ counties that are abso-
I"5eIy dry. 30 are partially 50 and
only Il are totally wet. Gov Car,n
bell writes:
Nearly all the dry territory has
become so since 1898, and about N ot
the totally dry counties. and manv -
the precincts in the others have no.
'oile so since 1903. The effect Ia.
oeen to greatly decrease the eonsu,n
uon OF intoSicants. 1t has decreases
'"e state revenue to a considoroh,o
eN'eh'' and has greatly decreased .b.
amount OF crime in the drv cour,;.s
'''er the law has been in fore. TO-.
enough to accomplish its legitimate
results The saving in eour, .rn.ns.
from decrease In crime Is b.,,.,,..
~ o"se' the loss Of revenuo I'm
closing the ssIoons."-Cincinn,.E r.
quirer Statement from Coro,
campbell. July G. 1907. ~
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13
-==@ go 49,


.-- ---..-
..---
p-rrar- ----..s --.-
o. .----- 81
:, - - 'Il -- ..7-
'''' -- @-.-- - AL
ma ----=-,
Tho ecl-s ,,..r r-,., 49,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13
Governor Mathews

Now that Gene Mathews Of Starke
has built A platform" why couldn't
he get on it and run for g0yernOr?-
Lake City Index,
A suggestion with merit in il.
Mathews is one of the coming men of
Florida-in fact. he has already ar
rived, and he could stand with ease
and grace and firmness upon that ele-
CANT platform he recently built for
campaign purposes.-Live Oak Dem
OCTst
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13
TIE SALOON AS a BUSINESS
PROPOSITION

~. ,,,,,- ,oa,. NV,-,,,.I,,,.
,,,.u., -. had ~, w;ao,n,n
...,.,n. .uI :. ~.o,i,.,, -, r.,aru.
.,,...l,.,,,, s,an'o,o ~, ,.,,. ou III, ,
.,,..... .,,,,,. n.y.. o,,r,.,,, a,1
,.;.. :, >.,.,,,,.,-
...,..,.,, .,,....;.,. ,.,. t.J5 ,,1 Nv
.,..., 49,. ..,,.,,,.,t -, ,,n,i.,. ~ NO -.
....u. D.. =, ,h., ,I,.ior NJ ,r.s,
800. '. .'.'-,., a.,
~. y. ,.,,. .o.,,,oa.I ~.
....... -, .t,,,,., 49,. ..1 m,
..t .,. -, ,,,..,., u,o.
....... .....,:....,... e., ,.,,,,r,, no,i... ~.
.... .... ,..,u ..;.... tn, ..,
..... .-...t -, ,.,,,,...,. rho
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13
Governor Folk Tells of Temperarcs
in Missouri

Local option and high license pre-
'"IlS III Missouri. no liquor being
sold in 80 of the &c counties. The de-
creased sale and consumption Of in
'oHicants has had a tendency ~ re-
u"ce CRIME and criminal expenses. So
aS TO effect saving for the state
! ne sunday closing Of saloons has re-
duced Sunday crime so ner cont
Folk in Cincinnati Enquir-
er, July 6. 1907.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13

Ga-ara. Frederick D. Grant said.
Hn11ra'- drinking is a practical i'm.
possibility Drink is The greatest
curse RI the world. because practjc.
ally all crimes and disasters are the
result u IT,. Nearly every calamity
%: p" country. barring accidents Of
"a-ra. ar- due 10 drink. NiDetf.fve
a"f-oan--I viii make it no less-of
all i@s-lu1ns and acts Of lawlessuess
in The army arr due 70 drink. Nv
--af. mE own appointees. do nor
touch a drop. They know better" In
our own state prison. . or s. ner
cent. Of a. conyicuonsare the ont
come Of whiskey drinking. That an.
gus body, the national prisan CON
sT~ss. is unit in the opinion. Close
up the saloons and regulate alcohol
10 the lower regions, where II rightly
belongs, and in six months the iaiIs
OF ne country would be almost emn.
y and crime would be reduced 70 =
mere bagatelle."
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13
EPT EN- 8 ER

written for the Ocala Banner
September-yes, and NOW each clOd
Wherein an angel-fOot has trod.
Sends forth lovely golden rod
Whose head with many a graceful nod
Shakes on the gold upon the sod
And sweet perfume sends up 10 God
DAN HAMILTON HUNNICUT.
Alba. Mo, Sept. l, 1907.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13
Stat Institutions for HighaT Education
FloriIu FemnIa College
Tallahassee, Fla.

\ Cnuygn for Women without
naTa,icl IN ihe South. embracing
,,I,... ,t ,bcroI Arts School for
Teachers. School % Industrial
trtq. a school Of fine arts. Including
piano. PIPE organ. violin. voice cnl-
fure. clocuIion and Physical Culture
4 Faculty. OF able specialists in all
dcPar' mcntS,
Tuition free. Charges for special
instruction in Fine Arts reduced 70 a
,.iniuU,u. New buildings IN course
of construction. Write for CatalOg-
A. A. MURPHREE.
President.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13
University OF the
Suite Of Fl9rIiu
GaineEvtlir, Ia,

A hIrh grade Inr'i'9ti0u f"~ ,""""
men. offering Literary, Scientific I'm
gincrrinR. Agricultural aud PCdhs0@'-
cal Cuurhcs.
Strong Faculty. we'll equipped i1h-
oratofica. thorough instruction, both
theoretical and practical, careful ~
pcr,ls.un auI discipline. h:Sn moral
tone.
No tuition charges 10 Florida stu
dents. other expenses very low
For catalogue and Information al
dress ANDREW St.Epp,
President.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13


-. -. ..--. --
....--
rt ~... t.sa
$3.50
~--
-s
..-
..-.. .-- ~
..E. -.-.-. -. .-r
,r
.--.....-. -.s '--
go
-- .
-=--- ~ .-.. .---. ..- ..
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13
IS Per Cent. Of Whiskey A5ul,era.s6

From what We have heard from
dealers in whiskey. / am led TO be-
lleve that fully ~ per cent. OF the or
binary whiskey of commerce is the
adulterated article. 1t is fraudu-
lent transaction and should be pre-
venJed.-Dr, H, W. Wiley. Chief Of I
,. Bureau of Chemistry.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13
Jailless and Crimeless N. Dakota
counties-Gov. Burke
Alba. Mo, Sept. l, 1907.

Governor Burke of North Dakota
laconically writes concerning temper
ance in his state: I'VE have had pro-
hibition so long In North Dakota that
in some counties there are no jails,
There is not much crime in the state
Statement in Cincinnati Enquirer,
July 6, 1907.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13
Good for BiliousDac.

ooh look two of Chamberlain's Stom-
T' "a anu Liver Tablets last night, ana
@ HI'F per cent. better than 7
~ - LOT weeks says !. ]. Fire.fora
" " aIt e Mich. They arr ctStain-
~ me article for biliunsness SFor
Sdie hE all druggists. SAMPLES fraa =
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13
Administrators Notice of Fi,,, Nj.
CHARGE

Charge.
Notice is hereby given that on the
i''h day OF August A. D., 1908 tho
undersigned Administrator of tho q,
'ate OF Henry T. Spooner. deceased
VIII present to the Hon. Joseph Roll
county Judge of Marion county, Flor.
Ida. my final account AS adminis,r.
tor of said estate.
stanton. Florida. September r 1oo7
HENRY G. SPOONER
rs administrator OF the estate q,
Henry T. Spooner, deceased ass,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13

"AN'eo-Second hand BAGS and
ouriap; any quantity. anywhere W.
Richmond. Va. w.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13
Cabbage Plants

""o.'e' Jersey Wakefield. F1ar
Dutch and Early Summer: ready oe-
toner ]; $l.27 per 1000. Address,
T. X. GODBEY & son
9-I3-2t yTaIao
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13
WAY PROHIBITION WILL NOT
KILL TnE TOWN"
Strong Editorial From the Pensa
cola Journal

ff-rlsfrnld ana ESCamDid count
H" for th.- first time in their hi-tor.
in ID" midst II a prohibition campaign
and -u' Issue is an important a wei
a. U"W one Ia this community. il
tieR - irS .mrur'anc" and Of tho uu
usual circumstances connected U!-i
d. AMI h.caU-n ran HI'h create
fr-sluu address myself 10 the CUES
'lnU ar issue I ana going 20 discart
'h- CUSTOMARY editorial We" thi
rnn-ring ana speak personally and III
rnr-lE 20 fhe readers Of the JnHTHa
UU 20" sgajrct ~ why I believe pro
hlhr.DH viii he a good thing for thl.
c.'g and county.
] am ia favor ri prohibition in the
oi-v - Pensacola for tUo reason;
first, because Of what regard a.
H. mora. principle involved; and
s.cDHc because think II would. with
th~ single exception % the llqu0r bus
iHess Itself. make every class OF hgsi
DnS- better
WITH rhe moral side II the qres
ton -hal. not 1t this time attempt
q deal except % say that while. from
H. standpoint. ne prohibition side Is
80 moral side, I nevertheless 10 not
thiDk that the prohibition advocate
taEe 4 monopoly of all the morality
o. virtue ia Me community, nor IN I
think hat because a man happens ~
D. IN ne liquor business It nncessar.
is follows that ~ l. a bad man
Bgt with tho business side Of rho
question want 10 submit a few prop
osit.pns that I shall from time TO time.
discuss Al greater length az tho cam.
paign progresses
The stock argument against bFshi-
bitinn Is usually expressed IN fs1
short words. viz: IT will Kill the
town. m"aning. of c0ursn. that IL U.ll
hurt business Many people uho
would Otherwise DO glad ~ SOC ~
liquor business prohibited really BE-
=,
li"Ee this th@Ory. n0rwlrhsraEG. the
fact that prohibition never k...@t ,
town anywherr, and never a4r- az
-. t.,
IT, =. -. .-..s
1slna =, an -. -
g .7-.-, s.. = -. -.
-. -, = - -
~ =. - -. - -.
cr------- - FL. -
~ = -.r,--z -. -. -
49, - L. - -...--
+sz ere -..---.. -
r. ,s-.--- a. ..--.-.,-[--
=. - -- 49, -... -....-
- --.--z -- -..-...- ------
So - ---s.--.-
~ -. - ------
= -.- - 49, 80
r--z = pl-.z---. .-.- --.--z -.
,ox- --- m -. $780, 49,
tale. : 90 80 -.-.-- -. .. -
ro4r e. o-zl. - =. ---------- 49,
thar r-a-slf-s~- z-s-- ~. -.-.- 49, -.--
.bA 49, mr. v..- ,-.-.---- -
, ". a. .r-= -..- 80. -.--.-- ~.
&, ps-s.co-s sey-.,s--- 49,.
r. va.- T. ~ cc..-s~--s-.--. -
=. d. 4o-rr - g ... .... 49, 49,
v-bs. dos 49, -ra --:,,.-- .---s--
-anrasa----Ls. .,.,,.s NV ,,--zr.-
.s4as - no c,r.-,,..-..,.a- -a,- -,,-.--
mo- ..-o.-.-,,-- m - 80 5.,,,--,
-rs- --,.c. .,-o-a ,ro,s-- - -.-o..-..,o- -
n.a- 10 n z,a. 6. .i,,--.,,- -...,-.s..,.
e;r,r-,- rho --,-.....;.., - -, mn A.
Lars hs-waa, -5s p--sacor,ar. nh,
bnx 1;o-o- ers -Lo.a u-Io eli q,
uf-bor- a45;,. o.a -i,-ra s,r,s- -
,ba oo,-,-,,,--;--- 49, ,,-+-,,-,,- -,,,--.-,--
s,r,s~.. -,-o--l o4 --.,a~.r ~, ~. -,
bool..o
IF -. -....- ...,-,,-i-.,- - .-...
81, : .,r,~-.-- e.. -,.r,--o-,.. - 49,.
a,r,.- ,.,t,.- Co. t..-..... -. ,...-.--.--
- - ,. ~ - -. ~. 50
oo,si..-,b1.. -.c~,3or ~ he ,,o,.,-
or nm - pa,.ao,,s s.. niue no..
-. - - D....-.,.-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13
AUCTION SALE
On Tuesday. September %. at 10
O'Clock a, M

O'Clock a. NJ,
On the above date | will sell ar auc
ZION at the J. ]. Johnson place. one
and half miles northeast Of WiTistou
Fla. plantation containing 100 acres
OF land. 100 acres cleared and 20 acres
me timber; well improved and in
high state OF cultivation. Also
horses. cattle. hogs, farming i'm
PIGMENTS. household and kitchen
furniture
9-13.ot It II JoINSoN .,,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-09-13

Miss Jean league IL Waiting rel.
uves at Lady Lake for n few dhyn
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
Attractive Real Estate Investments

1905 Rhode Island avenue nw facing two streets 3ofoot
ont 20 roons; would rent for $50 per month. Price,
I65oo or will exchange for or room house
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19
How to Secure and Cast Ballots

o Decoration Day ywil
drostmg the
account
additional ballots Ballot booths from o too
The Washington herald., 1907-05-19

Wallach street NV; rooms and bath; in fine condition
i'll sell at a very low figure, on easy terms.