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The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26

KNIGHTS TO ENTERTAIN-Berkelev. Oct
2J-The drill team OF Oakland connianderv NJ
H. Knights Templar. will be the guests of
Berkeley eOmmancery az Masonic temple Monday
night. A banquet viii be served at fbt. con
rlusion OF the dril1 ceremonies
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
SHOWS BUSINESS ENTERPRIsE

NJ. c. Kittredge has enlarged his quarters at
53S 14th st. tbet- Washington aud Clayl now
one Of the best equipped optical establishments
Of its kind on the coast. PhOue Oak. 6213.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
TO BUILD NEW CHURCH
First Methodist Congregation
of Alameda Lets Com
tract
tract

ALAMEDA, Oct. Within few
days ground Will be broken for the
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
CONCERT Ar GREEK rHEArER

BERKELEY, Oct. 25.-Fully 5000
persons heard the Fifth regiment band
render the following program at the
half hour of music in the Greek theater
this afternoon:
March. From Tropie TO Tropic" Alexander
Selection, Martha Observation-Disclosures. Flotow
Waltzes, "Dream of Heaven .Scouton
Selection, finale from 'sAriele''. .....-. Bach
Fantasia. "Reminiscences of Verdi Tobani
.'The Star Spangled Banner
which has been accomplished. Pro-
fessor Bartlett is director of the cho-
raj section of the Adelphian club. The
first meeting of the Opera club will be
held Monday evening.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26

GOLDEN OPPORTUNITIES
Arc daily offered in The Calls Business
Chance columns, Why not be one of
the inclV numbers
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26
Do You Want s5.cos

= Otf y <frt PcsVVt Z
Read THE CALLS weekly offer o,
page 10.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26

Monday Miss Sherwood will enter
tain the dozen members of the German
alameda. Another coterie of students
of languages to meet next week VIII
be the guests of Miss Maud Powell
when she entertains the French club
Thursday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26

Considerable interest is being taken
Opera club which is being organized
by Professor Bartlett. 1t is planned
to put on a number of light operas
during the winter A similar club has
been formed in San Francisco which is
proving its worth in the splendid work
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26


Mrs. A. J. Samuel entertained the
members of the building committee of
the Adelphian club at luncheon Thurs
day afternoon. when the ambitious
project of the Alameda clubwonlen was
thoroughly discussed. Work on the in
side Of the new club home is being
rushed and the festivities attending
the house warming will be brilliant
events of early December. Just what
form the. celebration is to take has
not yet been decided upon. but the
women of the Adelphian club are de-
termined that they shall be elaborate
and fitting. The October luncheon. that
was to have taken place Monday, was
omitted.
One of the interesting events of the
week will be the program given before
the members of the English literature
section when Mrs. George Barnes Bird
will review Man and Superman.' The
reading of the first act of Macbeth
and its interpretation will engage the
attention of the Shakespeare section
Wednesday afternoon. Mrs. Green Ma
jors will discuss the benefits of inven-
tions before the women of the current
events section Thursday.
The San Francisco call., 1908-10-26

Mrs. Lindermann, Miss Lindermann
and Mrs. lie Conte, a trio of promi-
nent women of the Wednesday club,
are planning some interesting features
for the gathering. November 4. when
the humorous authors will be dis
cussed.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-04-09
New Circuit Court Cases.

Annie Cottingham VS. Benz. +
Llewellyn, ct al, partition.
JF Moon VS. II w Sterling, nc,
counting.
Lutte Hicks VS. Ralph Hicks
divorce.
FEE Wentz VS. Chas Fl Baker
on account.
Geo T Hall VS. Leora Hall, di
vOrce,
Capt N Dix VS. Edward srnitl
ct al, on note.
CIV Morehead VS. j c Foreman
10 satisfy deed trust.
Myrtle Chandler vs. G & A. r
II Co., ct al, damages.
Cathrine CrisweIl vs. G. b. & Q.
Il. X. Co. ct al. damages.
Krenning Grocer vs. b H. lee
nogle, on account.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-04-09
HOLLENSVILLE.

Arthur wager has moved to
Rowena to the property known as
the parsonage. He will clerk for
j. r.. Love and run the huxtcr
wagon. Arthur also contracted to
furnish the Rowena Telephone Co.
hello girl" and has wisely Sc
cured the services of Miss Bessie
Scott.
o. Il. Howard has built a picket
fence in front of his house, also
hitch racks so that his neighbors
need not hitch their horses TO the
new fence.
Shippers are paying So per cwt.
for hogs again.
j. q Crawford sold Henry Cant
- hogs at Sc per cwt.
j. W. Sharp and family have
whooping cough.
Little Margaret Whitley has been
quite sick of whooping cough.
Miss Frances Whitley visited
home folks here recently. She IL
attending high school at Mexico
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-04-09
WEST LICK.

Prof. j. l.. Dunn closed n very
successful term of school last Fri
day, week. This was the second
term Prof. Dunn had taught in
this district. All were pleased
with his work About $50
o'clork the patrons of the district
gathered at the school house with
we'll filed baskets. Each partook
of the bountiful dinner that was
spread. The pupils showed their
appreciation of Mr.. Dunn by pre-
senting him a nice present. He
returned to his home at Middle
town
Harry Galloway sold Il horse to
Wilmer Anderson.
Bud Anderson sold fine saddle
and driving horse to WE. Shields
of Laddonia for$177%.
Rube Brown shipped n ear load
of hogs to st. LouisI they sold ct
$5.45 per cwt.
Wilmer Anderson sold pony TO
Louis Brashears FOR $50.
Houston Porter bought II mare
from Clarence Moore, paying $3.50.
Jack Brown shipped car load
OF cattle to st, Louis; they sold at
81 90 per hundred.
s. p. Dubray bought span Ut
mules from n. Coil for 1925.
Homer Anderson bought a
driving mare from Clarence Moore.
Born, 10 nv. and Mrs. NJ. Il.
Round, Mar. 2Sth, q daughter,
The little one lived but a few hours
and was laid TO rest in the Littleby
cemetery.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-04-09
Ca Cured

This is to certify that we have
been cured OF Cancer by DR.. G. F.
Edmonston, OF Columbia, Mo.
No money paid until completely
cured. May !.
HARVEY REED, Mexico, Mo-.
RIP. TINsLEY, Thompson, Mo.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-04-09
German c,.;t Stallion -HAsEs II. lVI

Purchased Of j. Crouch Il Son, pro-
prietoTs, Lafayette, Ind, Will mako tho
season OF lGOs at Farmland Stock farm.
3 miles nerth OF Mexico, Mo.
SERVICE FEE-sl5 To insure living colt
N lasuFeDee In second hands. Colts
70 stand good for season, VIII give
premium for best colt OF either ssx.
This great German Coach Horse has
few equals aud no superior. His points
arc adVantageOuslyp placed with deep and
we'll proportional body, strong and clear
bone under tina knee, feet open, sound and
tough. lie possesses fine knee action, Ire
feet high, which gives elegance 70 his
race action, he carries bis head w0ll neck
being elevated aud very rangy. long and
vel cut np 81 the throttle. line car aud
well SGT, broad forehead. with largo In
teiligent eye, bne disposition 70 carry
both head and tail high, rs hands high
and dark bay. 1Ood horses stand from
rs 70 i04 hands high aud IA the greatest
d0Wand that they have ever been, aud II
you will look az tho quotations Of the
horse market you VII see. this style Of
Coach Horse bringing the old time prices
Every breeder knows he must change and
breed only % good horses that produce
like themselves from all klnds,0L mares.
Tho German Coach Horse being so purely
aud strongly brad, reproduce themselves
with wondaFfgl certainty, end N tie colt
you see hinioal Tue image o. ulhalfb.
PEDIGREE: Hades No. i7si, Foalnd
April 20. 1884,, bred by With Mullen, Ger.
many. Imported by Crouch 4 Son, OF
Lafayette. Ind, afro Alrot No. il0l by
Magnet $40 by ARamemRon $50 4 Co.
Dam HOlxtauba S0i0 by MaRnot 800 by
AgamemDon SO 4 CO., has boon accept.
al for registry IN Vol g. III German
HanoyeFian and Oldenburg Coach Horse
Stud flook this l6th day Of March. 1908,
no.lar' fha rnlas NJ flta A aafaInffon No
1854 ~ above.
J. ]. 0uIkLAN ks SSS Mai s ca ne IIss
Also two extra good Jacks-i3
and 15l hands high.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-04-09
New Meat Market.

Conducted by Owen g. Seitz,
6 doors north Postoflice; phone AIS,
Dealers 10 fresh and cured meats.
Poultry In season.
Mexico Missouri message. (Mexico, Audrain County, Mo.) 1899-1918, 1908-04-09
n SOME Cash; SOME NEWS ,

Miss COrdie Snyder, VINO Win
her sister is proprietress of Hotel
Snyder at Santa Fee, is a new
reader of this paper.
J. +. Hudson at Rush Hill is
ahead on subscription for another
year
w. L. Spencer, Il /, Benton
City, is a subscriber.
Il. &. Fisher at Moline renews
for himself aud also subscribes for
the paper to go to Walter E.
Fisher, Dee, Okla.
Mrs. l.. NJ. Fisher, of Molino,
hands us the collateral for renewal.
b. G. Gilmore, at Pomona,
Mo, pays in advance, aud sends
best wishes to the MESSAGE and
friends.
Coleman Elliott gets ahead on
his subscription.
Mrs. Cynthia Spaldiug nj Co
lumbia is a new reader.
J G. DrLaporte at Laddonia
Z It's a year ahead,
Mrs. J. p. Kesler, out on X. 3,
Mexico, hands us cash favor on
renewal.
J A. Farlhiug, at Naudalia,
sends us remittance ON renewal.
He is one OF the papers best
friends down that way. Black
smithing is his trade aud he also
makes horses feet glad with
shoes.
II. b. Kerr, an excellent far
mer out near Moline, is ahead on
his paper into next year.
Joe Foster enters his name on
our list.
Jalie Douglass at Dallas, Texas,
renews for the MESSAGE.
{. l.. Anderson, at Missoula,
Mont, renews.
Il. a. Lake, northeast of Van
dalla, attended the big horse sale
here and called aud pays for, his
paper to summer time again, 1909.
He says he can't do without the
MESSAGE. Bro. Lake lives just
over in Pike county, but hi
thinks of old Audrain as OF yore
j. V. FARES renews. Bro
FAIRIES gets around to see us neaI
the 4th of April every year.
w. IL. Logan, cashier of the
Farmers Bank, Laddonia, renews,
Il. a. McAfee. north of Wor.
cester, came in and renewed lust
Saturday. Mr.. McAfee likes the
stand of the MESSAGE on the TEN.
perance question.
A. f. Wheeler, route 4. Mexico,
is new reader. He lives on the
w. Il. Heying farm, northeast OF
town, and moved here from Iowa.
He is a good citizen.
Judge j. Il. Sims hands us the
cash for renewal.
w. j. Baker adds his name to
our list.
w. NJ. Underwood, a jolly good
fellow ont toward Benton City, is
a new reader Of this paper.
And still they come. The fol
lowing have been received since
the above were put in type: w
d. Talley. OF Laddonia, renews;
G.. W. Bailey, Mexico. renews
+. w. McFaddin, Molino. renewsi
w. IL, Wilson, Ronte 7. Mexico
renews; N. b. Wilkerson. is 4
new reader; Mrs. George V. Hick
man, Nevada. Mo-. is a new reader
, Mrs. Fred Clapper, Mexico. re
news; Rev. j. y. jesse, Quanah
Texas, renews; w. l.. Wilburn o
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Youngs Greek renew.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-25
Standard tires at 25 per cent off Repairing. Linsey's, 112 E. Adams.

Sealed proposals will be received by the Board of Trustees of Greenwood Cemetery until four o'clock P. M, of May 29, 1908, at the office of the secretary for the construction of a system of Water Works for Green wood Cemetery. Plans, specifications, and further particulars may be ob- tained upon application to the Secre- tary The Board reserves the right to reject any and all bids.
 FRANK THOMAS, Secretary.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-25
FATE OF CAMP PAIGN FUND
 AS TOLD BY MIR. SMITH
Tho cours Taken by the $50 Alleged
 to Have Been Dispensed by Chair 7 man DeSouza.

The testimony of J. Frank Smith
 before the grand jury in the case of Chairman Frank DeSouza of the democratic city central committee
 must have left that body in doubt
 whether to indict MT. DeSouza. if he were to be indicted at all, for the illegal expenditure of money at cleo tions or for promoting. encouraging and furnishing an incentive to and
 means for gambling.
 The charge against Chairman De-
 Souza was that a year ago last
 spring he had given Fred Gardiner
 and J. Frank Smith $50 of the com
 mittee's funds to work for J. w. Crenshaw against l.. w. Coggins for
 mayor. It quickly became known
 that the money was not expended for that purpose for Gardiner was too
 good a republican to work against the head of his ticket In fact, he
 has frequently stated that his con- nubiation with MT. DeSouza had not
 had the effect of lessening the ma jority of Mayor Coggins; he had
 even hinted that the money looked in
 no way different from that which
 was issued by the republican com
 mittee.
 MT. Smith was a little more ex-
 plicit about the disposition or the 1 Crenshaw fund. He said that half of it went to him and the other hall to Gardiner. A curious grand jury man wanted to know where 1t went after that. MT. Smith did not know
 what had become of Gardiner's share of it but he said he had bet S15 of
 his cut on Coggins. He was asked why he did not bet the other Slo'
 Mir Smith replied that he could not find any more money lying around as an expression of democratic con- fidence in the result of the mayoralty election, so that he was left to ms own devices as to the expenditure of the rest of his share of the spolls He was prepared to say. however that no part of it was spent in the criminal purchase of votes for Cren- shaw. nor was any part used in any other unlawful way in the interest of that candidate.
 After the money had come into his hands there was not the slightest violation of the statutes with It de- signed to promote the purity Of the franchise and further according 10 report. the deponent Smith sayeth not.
Arizona republican., 1908-05-25

Look for DeMund Lumber company's advertisement.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01
A CONFEDERATE VETERAN PASS
Es OVER THE RIVER

After an illness Of several weeks al
his home in this city, Mr.. Henry Clay
Gates died at 2:3O o'clock Wednesday
afternoon.
The deceased had been a citizen II
our city for the past eighteen years
and Of Florida for thirty years. He
was a native Of Houston county. Ga g.
and was about sixty-five years Of age
He was a member Of the Marion
Camp Confederate Veterans OF this
city, and took an active interest in the
organization. and on several occasions
went as a delegate 10 the annual reun-
ions in different parts Of the south,
having attended the meetings at Biz
mingham, at New Orleans and at
Richmond.
Mr.. Gates enlisted in the 18th Geor-
gia regiment and was in the civil war
from the first battle of Manassas until
the surrender at Appomattox, and at
the cessation Of hostilities held th9
rank of lieutenant and was always a
faithful and efficient soldier.
His death is very much lamented and
leaves one less in the rapidly thinning
ranks OF those who served in that
memorable struggle.
Mr.. Gates leaves a widow and six
children, viz: Mrs. Eula Smith Of Pow
ersvi!le, Ga; Mrs. Emma Smith Of
Perry, Ga; Mr. Claude Gates IF
Washington, D. c.. and Ida, Dovie AMI
Paul Gates Of this city.
The funeral services were held yes
terday afternoon at $50 o'clock from
the residence, and the body was taken
10 his old home at Anthony for inter-
ment. Rev. c. c. Carroll Of the Bap-
fist church conducted the ceremonies.
The pail bearers were Messrs. J. W.
Lyles J. H. Livingston, Sr.. E. T. VIII
liams, r. A. Carlton, J. A. Pittman AMI
A. L Eichelberger-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

IN me circuit CuuFf 20 frn F|ffr fIH
riaI Circuit 90 FIH~ "a. .r HrH 90
Marion County IHHr".rH
John % Williams t.r.r.a .rrr. H#
GharIas W White #f Hi flsF.r fH~r.
Order f0r trnHfrIrf.Fr sarr..r
o. Is ordered THAT frr frferfar.n
herein named fn-u.f IRE rrHFeIrra.
Insurance Company FL HHrrsHrnF..r nH.
der The laws 20 ere STATE 20 ..rra.F.
tcut. Mary n orr anH "rarIrn la
White. D. and they arr rrrHrr refl.f.
ed tn aups-ar fu frr h.H 20 .nHrr.afrf
Med IU fnIa cause .n "F Fsf n
day Che tFf FAY 20 June IaHH
Or is further ordered frHf a #.rr r
fnfs order 3D. published f.r f.Hr nrr.
fecutvr weeks .r fra .raa narrar
= newspapsr puhIsrs. .r HaIF rH1rrV
and state
This esfr DAY 20 ArrT rara
aIaTnTMN
Clerk CirCuif CHurr. mari.n o.. -
Ry H H Frr Dr. RI 81
cd RI GREEN
complainant Solicitor o.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01

In the Circuit Court 20 DO F.ffr Irf.
ciaI Circuit OF FInrIfl .n nnf frr
Marion County Oh Chanrrrr
Benjamin 3 GaHHF Complainant. Vel
Alice r. GafIs. Defendant -Orirr
FOR Constructive Service
10 is ordered that fha frf.rfarf
herein nance. fo-eIf. Alice H Carts
Be and she is hereby rnrur rd f1 a..
pear 90 the b.u ~ complaint r'rf .n
th4s cause OF or before MurfrV fha
4th day % Mas 1905
o. is further ordered fhat a COPY o.
thls order be- published fnr aIrhf rrn.
secutIve weeks In fhe Gala Banner
a Newspaper puburhe- In said crrntr
anc state
~his 25th day ~ February 1879
sfsTRrNk
Clerk Circuit Court Marion Co "a
BY r. D Palmer m C.
EDWIN SPENCER
22s COmpiainanrH soNcitCF
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01
ARMOUR EMENTS
To the Democratic Voters of Marion

To the Democratic Voters of Marion
County:
Having confidence in the purity Of
life, and rectitude of character Of Hon.
H. W. Long of MarteL Fla, and being
satisfied that he is eminently qualified
20 perform the duties Of county judge
Of Marion county and if elected to
that office he would in a painstaking
manner faithfully and impartially give
his undivided time in the administra-
ton Of his duties we. the undersigned,
take pleasure in nominating him as a
candidate for that office. subject TO
the action of the ensuing democratic
primaries of Marion county:
Signed-W. r. 0. Veal, NJ. D., John
I. Lewis. A. L. Eichelperger, John NJ.
Martin. P. H. Norris, ~. VI. Richard
son. VI. L. Payne, JnO. II. Brooks, VI.
T. w. Christian. F W. Bitch, R. 4.
Kelsey, c. G. Priest.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01
For County Treasurer

To the Democratic Voters or Marion
County, Florida:
am a candidate for county treasu-
rer in the 1908 democratic primary
and respectfully ask and will especial
ly appreciate your consideration and
support for same. If so favored by
you, l shall in the future as in the
past, devote my best efforts to the
faithful discharge Of the duties and
responsibilities which this office i'm
poses. THOS. E. PASTEUR.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01
REDDIcK REVIEWS
Special Cor. ocala Banner:


After having all the unfailing signs
of rain, the clouds have passed AMI
the dry weather continues. Some of
the crops on pine land are suffering
but those on hammock land have not
suffered so much. The crop of beans
will be short, especially on the pine
lands, and the crown bloom of tOma.
toes is not producing any fruit But
perhaps in the long run, owing to a
short crop vegetable men may receive
so much better prices for what they
are able TO ship that they may be bet
ter OF than if everyone made a heavy
crop.
Mr.. L. S. Light made several good
shipments last week and is shipping
more this week.
Mr.. J. B. Devore showed US one of
the finest lots of wax beans last week
that We ever saw grown anywhere.
They were grown on his hammock
farm west Of Reddick. He is ship
ping them this week.
The Reddick Junior High School
closes on Thursday, April %, one of
the most successful terms in its his
tory, followed by a picnic for the pa
irons and pupils at Orange Lake on
Friday. Our people perhaps will new
er realize how much they are indebt-
ed TO Miss Rubie Hawkins and Miss
Alice Hines for their faithful, patient
and untiring efforts to give their pu-
pills every advantage possible for their
advancement. Perhaps there may
have been some dissatisfaction, but Il
so We are not aware of it. However,
who ever heard of anyone teaching a
school where everyone was satisfied
We have not seen much Of our can
didates, but every registered voter
perhaps has been receiving letters
telling him whom he should vote for
in the primaries. This is so much bet
ter than for the candidates TO 90
mers from their work. while listening
TO them telling all the good things in
their favor. We hope, however. to.
meet not only the county candidates
but those for the state Offices and sen
atOrial aspirants at Fairfield on May
LIST. Every eX-candidate knows what
a basket dinner at Fairfield means
one Of the best dinners to be found
anywhere, and a patient. respectful
hearing of every aspirant for office
from constable to governor. and
among other things not to be forgot
ten NJ. L Payne will be there with his
wings bathed in democratic thunder.
Come 10 Fairfield on the 1st and have
a good time one more day of your life
whether You are a candidate or not.
Mr.. w. G. Mayo. one of our valued
citizens, and brother TO Mr.. F. c.
Mayo, died on Sunday the 18th inst,
and was buried in Millwood cemetery
on Monday afternoon, where a large
cOncOurse Of his friends had gathered.
Mr.. Mayo had been in poor health for
long time, and while his death was
unexpected his pleasant face will be
missed from our streets Coming
here from Georgia, his native state,
several years ago with his brother TO
engage in melon growing, he had
proved himself a splendid citizen and
neighbor, always ready TO help every
one in distress. We can say of him
what can be said OF but few of US:
He died in peace and without an en-
envy.
May the Lord sustain his bereaved
relatives through the trials Of life and
reunite them in heaven.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01
NOTICE

In the Circuit Court OF the Firth Ju-
diCial Circuit OF Florida in and fIr
Marion COUnty-In Chang-ry.
John R. Williams. Complainant vs.
Charles W White. % al. Defend
ants-Order for Constructive Ser
vice.
Il is ordered that the defendants
herein named. tO-wit. James VI smith
and James .. johnson. be and they
are hereby required % appear % the
bill OF complaint fled In this cause on
or before the 6th day OF July. 1898.
Il Is further ordered that CODY %
tins order BE- published once a wessl
for eight consecutive weeks in the
Ocala Banner. a newspaper published
in said county and state
This 2Sth day of April 1908.
:. T. SISTRUNE.
Clerk Circuit Court. Marion Co. ia
By II. 3. F0y. Jr. ID. Q.
O. T. GREEN.
Compliments Solicitor ST.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01
NOTICE

In the Circuit Court OF the Fifth Ju-
dicial Circuit OF Florida. in and pr
Marion County-In ChanCry
John r. Williams. Complainant W
Charles " White. "a al. DafarF-
ants-Order for Constructive SER
vice.
II Is ordered that the defendant
herein named. to-wit. James VI smith
and James .. Johnson. be and they are
hereby required to appear o. the blU
OF complaint In this cause on or before
Monday. the 6th day ~ july 1905
II Is further ordered that a copy ~
this order be- published once "a week
for eight consecutive weeks In tb.
Ocala Banner. "a newspaper published
IN said county and state
This 2Sth day of April. 1908
: T. SfSTRt-NK.
Clerk Circuit Court. Marion co. EI.
by Il. B. Foy Jr. u. c.
.. T. GREEN.
Complainants Solicitor --r
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01
ALFRED AVER.

I am a candidate for the Office Of
tax assessor Of Marion county. subject
to the primary of May 19, 1908. have
had two years experience in the as
SCISSORS Office, one year in this cOUn-
ty with the present assessor. The ex-
perience I have had in the Office and
the training l have received as a book
keeper for years qualities me for the
duties of the Office and Will insure
you neat and accurate set Of books.
ask your vote. and if elected viii
give my ENTIRE TINE to the work
of the office. Your property will re-
GIVE my personal attention.
JAMES P. PHILLIPS.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-05-01
For Clerk Circuit Court

To the Democratic Voters Of Marion
County, Florida:
l hereby announce myself a candi-
date for reelection to the Office Of
clerk of the circuit court Of Marion
county, Florida, to be voted for at
the primaries of May 19, 1908. Should
you continue me in the office it will be
my aim 10 discharge the duties Vt the
same as the law directs, as l have en-
deavored to do in the past.
S. T. SISTRUNK.