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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-04
IN MEMORIAM

The Ocala Lodge No. S51, B. P. o.
E, will hold Session of Sorrow" at
their hall in this city on Sunday, De
cember 9Th, at p. m.
Following is the program for the
occasion:
Voluntary-Lodge enters.
Session called to order.
Roll call Of deceased brothers.
Quartette.
Ritual of order.
Opening ode.
Chaplain invokes divine blessing.
Address by Rev. Geo. Hendree Har-
rison.
Solo-Mrs. z. H. Mote.
Closing ceremonies.
The names of the deceased mem
bers are:
Augustus c. Priest, obituit-March
20, 1905.
Samuel w. league, obituit-July l,
1905.
Sands A. Standby, obituit-Janu-
airy Z, 1906.
Edward L. Mcintosh, obituit-July
Is, 1906.
Horace G. Keen, obituit-septem-
Der 19, 1906.
James L. Wyche, obituit-January
IA, 1907.
Herbert A. Ford, obituit-February
9. 1907.
Thomas H. Wallis, obituit-August
II, 1907
Pharos r. Lester, obituit-Novem.
Der 20, 1903.
The faults of our Brothers
We will write upon the sand;
Their virtues upon the tablets
OF Love and Memory"
Officers of the Lodge
Stephen Jewett, Exalted Ruler.
Bradford c. Webb, Esteemed Lead
ing Knight.
Edward Drake, Esteemed Loyal
Knight.
Sydney Halle, Esteemed Lecturine
knight.
Geo. c. Crom, Secretary.
Theodore T. Munroe, Treasurer.
Emmett E. Robinson, Esquire
Charles A. Tremere, Chaplain.
Alfred J. Beck, Tiler.
Robert d. Mathews, Inner Guard.
Harry B. Clarkson, John NJ. Meffert
George MacKay, Trustees.
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CIRCUIT COURT

The fall term of the circuit court
convened Tuesday morning.
The following names having been
drawn from the box, will serve as the
grand jury:
Edwin NJ. Howard, foreman: J. A.
Murrell, d. G. Gunnels, o. M. Gale, j.
H. Even, Walter Nichols, w. H. Fore,
J. 3. Malloy, F. E. Weatherbee, ]. T.
Lancaster, E. NJ. Turner, David o. Ell
lis, Robert o. Connor, I. J. Fort, w.
T. Henderson, Harvey Clark, Joseph
Standard, NJ NJ. Little, clerk.
The court delivered its charge and
the grand jury Immediately entered
upon the discharge of its duties.
It is thought that it will finish it's
labOrs by Friday.
The trial of the case of the Pied
mont Fertilizer Company VS.. Samuel
r. Pyles was the frs case called on
the civil docket and its conclusion has
not yet been reached.
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"HOME, SWEET HOME"
A True Story


written for the Ocala Banner.)
In a. little green house, upon a hill,
Lived an old couple-and they live
there still;
The things they said and the ways
they did,
Would horrify even the youngest kid.
When she could she wouldn't, and he
the same;
If she did, he didn't, and life became
One long dispute, without any lag
ging;
Day in and day out they kept on nag
ging.
But if he got sick she went to bed, too
So for him she would have nothing to
do;
She beat him with a broom, and down
he fell,
But when she went near him he kick
ed her we'll.
The preacher called, but left in a
hurry,
For they both began, all in a furry,
To tell on each other, and the neigh
bors, too;
Many grievances they had, both old
and new.
They would not separate-days would
be fiat
The excitement of giving tit for tat
Gave them occupation and zest in life
They couldn't live without their daily
strife.
MRS. ALICE WRITER'S.
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THE JURY FOUND AGAINST CAPT
PYLES

The Piedmont Cva) Fertilizer Co.,
rs samuel r. Pyles. which case has
engaged the attention Of the court
since Tuesday. was decided Thursday
morning IN favor OF the plaintiff.
This suit was for the recovery of
note given TO the Piedmont Fertiliz-
er Company by the late George Close
for eleven hundred dollars. the note
having been endorsed by Capt. Pyles.
Capt. Pyles was agent for this
company, and endorsed the notes of
me parties 20 whom he sold the fer
tilizer He claimed, however, that
The company sold 10 Mr.. Close direct
and THAI Ga enclosing a batch of notes
for him 90 endorse Mr.. Closes note
was among the number and that he
signed it through an inadvertence,
bar the company produced letters
from Capt Pyles. which fixed the re-
sponsibility on him.
The amount of the verdict for both
principal and interest amounted to
SIC55.
The names OF the jury were as fol
lows. Messrs. }. n. Taylor, J. A Rey-
uolds. a. NJ Mathews. r. ID. Melon
add. ~. r clements and o. r. Howse
The lawyers IN this case ware
N-ssr- r. NcConathy and T. a. Bur
ford for the plaintiff and MeSsr! r.
.H Bullock and II. /. Anderson fer
fhe defendant
Every inch OF ground was strongly
fought and an the lawyers made
forcsfuI and eloquent arguments.
The Judges charge was lengthy
buf very clear.
The jury was out for less han On
hour
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A NEW CARD CLUB ORGANIZED

A new card club has just been or
ganized in Ocala that will add a great
deal of pleasure to the social life of
this city this winter. The member
ship includes quite a number of the
prominent married ladies Of the city,
and they will meet one afternoon ev-
cry week and will spend a couple of
hours together enjoying each others
society and a game of progressive
whist.
The first meeting Of the new club
was held yesterday afternoon at the
beautiful home of Mrs. D. w Davis,
on South Third street. Mrs. Davis was
assisted in entertaining her guests by
her sister, Miss Mary Piatt both Of
whom are members of the club. The
other club members are the following
ladies': Mrs. NJ. c. Looney, Mrs. Ed
ward Holder, Mrs. r. l.. Anderson,
Mrs. H. L. Anderson, Mrs. J. G. B.
/ Koonce, Mrs. J. K. Austin, Mrs. w
V. Newsom, Mrs. B. A. Weathers,
Mrs. G. X. Robinson, Mrs. G. T.
Maughs, Mrs. Charles Rheinauer
Mrs. George MacKay, Mrs. o. T.
Green, Mrs. w. S. Bullock, Mrs. G.
r. Mexican and Mrs. William Ander-
son.
Mrs. Davis also had as her guests
| yesterday Mrs. D. G. Edwards, Mrs
E. T. Helvenston, Miss Maude Alex
ander and Miss Margaret Eagleton.
After the games tempting refresh
ments were served and the beautiful
prize. a silver scent bottle, was won
by Mrs. w. V. Newsom.
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PRESENTATION OF THE LOVING
CUP

The loving cup. given by the Ma
rion Camp of Confederate Veterans
TO Mrs Fannie r. Gary, president of
Dickson Chapter, United Daughters
of the Confederacy, will be presented
10 her at the court house next Tues
day at eleven o'clock in the morning.
Judge William s. Bullock has kind
ly consented to adjourn the court at
the hour named in honor of this &C.
casion.
This distinguished jurist has also
consented 10 deliver an address on
that occasion, eulogistic Of our city,
In which he will make reference to
things appropriate 10 this ceremony.
The loving cup will be presented TO
Mrs. Gary by Hon. Henry w. Long,
general of the Confederate Veterans
for this division. Mrs. Gary, in &C
cepting the cup, will also deliver an
address in appreciation Of the marked
distinction shown her.
The Confederate Veterans, the
Daughters OF the Confederacy. the
Ocala Rifles, the W. c. T. L. and 9TH
or civic organizations will take part
In the parade.
Col John NJ Martin will act as
master OF ceremonies, and will escort
Mrs. Gary 10 the court house.
II is hoped that this will be made
a notable occasion, and that the pre-
sentatiOn ceremonies will be largely
attended
Most, N not all. Of the business
houses OF the city have consented TO
close their doors from eleven TO
twelve o'clock next Tuesday.
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One of our exchanges, in defending
Mr. Boards proposition, says that it
is simply an application of good
business methods to politics" That's
It exactly. 1t hit the nail on the
head. 1t is simply reducing politics
to business. Concentrating it.
Making it a matter of trade-barter
and sale. The next thing we will
hear will be the proposition to re-
duce our holy religion to good bust
ness methods" Concentrating 1t
along with the rest of things-mak-
ing it an age of traffic and trade.
Give me a vote and I'll give you an
Office. Give me your purse and I'll
guarantee you an entrance into
heaven.
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The Marion Shoe Company has sold
it's entire stock of ladies', gents and
misses shoes to the Globe people, and
Mr. Goldman says that he is in posi-
ten to sell them at the original cost
to the Marion Shoe Company. If any
of the readers of this paper want to
buy a good article in shoes cheap they
can do so by calling at the Globe.
The makers Of these shoes are the
best known manufacturers in the
country, and every makers name car
ries with it guarantee of perfect
satisfaction. Go TO the Globe for
your shoes if you want the best makes
ct a genuine bargain.
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THE LYcEUM SEASON OPENS

The Lyceum season in Ocala was
opened last night. Mr.. Elias Day and
Mrs. Oranne Truitt Day being the
first of the six attractions.
Mr. and Mrs. Day we're in Ocala
last winter and those that saw them
we're delighted at the idea of renew
ing this pleasure and many others
were also present, and none were dis
appointed in these excellent imper-
senators. Mr.. Day, in his character
studies, is exceptionally fine, and
some Of his expressions and work is
irresistably funny.
Mrs. Day is very clever reader
and actor and her work in combina-
ton with that of her husband forms
a very delightful program and the en-
tertainment last night was delightful
ly worth while.
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The meeting Of the Kings Daugh-
tiers at the Methodist church at 10
o'clock yesterday morning was well
attended and quite a number of mat
ters engaged the attention of the
members. The special object of the
meeting was to make arrangements
for the Christmas boxes and baskets
that will be distributed among our
poor people this holiday season. At
this meeting it was reported that the
Offering taken for the Kings Daugh-
tiers on Thanksgiving morning
amounted to $1S.35. This organiza-
ton now has something like seventy
five or eighty dollars in the treasury,
and the work they are doing is a very
worthy one, and they are deserving
of very generous support.
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JUST A LITTLE BIT IRoNIcAL

Our friend Light, member of the
next Florida legislature from Marion,
is still cutting expenses, and IL he
keeps up the good work until next
April, when that body convenes, we
will be the happiest people on earth;
there won't be any expenses, standing
taxes will be lost art, and a new one
substituted, a government by repre-
sentation less taxes. Good luck at
tend the cutting down process until
there will not be even a FRAGILE of
that nightmare left.-Star.
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DR.. and Mrs. Walter Hood will
move the first of next week into their
lovely new home on Fort King aven-
ne. As soon as they move from their
present home Mr.. H. G. Judd and fam
lily will move into it. DR.. Hoods new
home is a very handsome one, it be-
ing one Of the prettiest ones on that
popular residential avenue.
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Mr.. and Mrs. Elias Day, who gave
such a delightful entertainment last
night at the annoy under the aus
pieces of the Lyceum, are intimate
friends Of Mrs. William Wolf of this
city. having been reared in the same
time. Yesterday afternoon Mr.. and
Mrs. Wolf and their pretty little
daughter, Rose, took Mr.. and Mrs.
Day for a most enjoyable drive. They
visited Silver Springs, and the visit
ors we're perfectly carried away with
this beautiful stream. Mr.. and Mrs.
Wolf also entertained Mr. and Mrs.
Day at supper at the Arms House.
where they reside. This accomplish
ed couple are very charming enter
tainers, and are quite popular with
Ocala audiences.
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Mr. T. Allen Jones was taken to the
DeSoto sanitarium yesterday. He had
a good night, and is doing very well
indeed, to the relief and great pleas
IRE of his ds.-Wednesday's Me
tropOlis. Mr.. Jones is the conductor
who was so badly hurt in the S. A. l..
wreck at Silver Springs junction last
week
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SEEMS ALMOST IMPOSSIBLE

That four men could board q car en-
the most pOpulous part of New York
City in broad open day time and over
power the conductor and hold up and
rob the passengers seems incredible,
but that was what was done in New
York City last Monday.
The dispatch, giving an account Of
the affair, says:
volvers, held up a crowded street car
in lower Third avenue today, thrOt-
tied and robbed the conductor, terror
lied the passengers and escaped with
a goodly collection of purses and
other valuables.
When they had completely blocked
the exit the men drew revOlvers and
covered the passengers. Two OF them
attacked the conductor. one pressing
a revolver against his head, while the
other pushed him through a window
and rified his pockets.
In the meantime the other two had
been going through the passengers.
gathering up valuables Of all descrip-
tiOns.
Their pockets were stuffed with
women's purses, watches and small
wads of bills, when the screams OF
the women so frightened them that
they bolted from the car When a
policeman started in pursuit the rob
bers had a lead. which meant that
capture was practically impossible.
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Nearly one hundred and seventy-hve
dollars was netted by the ladies' OF
Grace church az their bazaar wednes-
day niEht.
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Once upon a time man was on
trial for stealing a SOW. He admitted
having taken the SOW. but said it was
done in a joke. How far did you
take the SOW" asked the court.
About three miles" the man replied.
Well" hesitatingly said the court,
Il think that is carrying a joke too
fart"
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49, "a Cutler the vell known
- man oI Crystal River and Homo
rarra. anI FORMER railroad maa
$50 hraIauarfcu iu this ciy. was
hrrr 80 EusiuraF yesterday.
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% Annie Atkinson leaves tomor-
fofternoon Tor Tampa. where she
49, ne guest at Misses Emma and
Eduh Nelson Tor several weeks.
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Mr.. and Mr.. Erastus Hopkins vent
down 90 Floral City and Inverness
yesterday afternoon 10 remain until
the frat OF next week.
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mIss TIma Pasteur returned Co her
trur af stanton yesterday afternoon.
anrr areufiuE several DAYS iu Ocala-
80 camr up especially to attend The
taraar Wednesday uiEhf
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nrr r o. Powell uho has been boo
uraIa far .Er narf several weeks. re.
Iarns rs t.s huns af lexington. kf.
l.HaF urs Powell and fhs bows uiI
reuaIr Ir Ora'a some Time lonE'r
en- ur probably Hr here for fF' sin
&C.
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~ ani Mr. " p Sinclair end
ther attractive little daughter are
49, af 81 pefersburE. where they "a
go fo ts for the next several
rnrfhs
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MISS AFFLEcKs STORE MOVED

Miss Mary Af1eck has moved her
millinery establishment from the
south side Of the Ocala House to the
store which has been occupied by the
late Marion Shoe Company. and she
viii be pleased to see her frien1s
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VOTE OF THANKS

The Kings Daughters hereby ten
der a vote OF thanks to the people
who so generously contributed to the
collection taken up at the Union ser
vices held in the Presbyterian church
ON Thanksgiving day.
MRS. RHEINAUER, Secretary.
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&c rhambuss. banker and breed.
r- Hf Or Iaaf cattle. accompanied hy
III l u.rI.I anF Louis b Chlzal are
.ria af HrHm.r.u. OsalaItes stopping
IL .r. rra 81 1aues Jacksonville
wrfrnrrrIf
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The Junior Epworth League will
bod fs regular monthly business
meefing THE afternoon a. 3 O'Clock az
80 home az Miss Florence Walters
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MI u. 3 Chambers will arrive I'm
Ooala this Afternoon for the winter.
she stopped over yesterday with
-fends in jacksonville.
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Mrs L. J. Lummus, who has been
making her home with her daughter,
Mrs. A. A Winer, in this city for
some time, left yesterday afternoon
for an extended trip with her taugh-
tiers, Mrs. A. B. Weaver and Mrs. G. A
Douglass, in Miami.
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Me- Martha Williams 81 Homosas.
~ 81 cutie sea ai the Marion county
tn.rIfaI having been brought to this
rfr yesterday she is "a sister of
can A M Williams
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C9BB9GE PLeETS

". H. Bitch Company, the largest
vegetable and plant farm combined
in the world. We viii be glad TO have
your orders for cabbage and garden
plants OF all kinds raised in the ODen
air. Lettuce, onion and beet ready
in December. Special express rates.
Prices as follows: 1000 10 5000. 81 so
per 1000; 5000 10 10000 az 81 % per
1000; over 10000 at special rates. We
guarantee count. make good all bona
fde shortage, and give prompt ship
ments. All seeds purchased from Inc
most reliable seedsmen, guaranteed
true TO type We have extra early. or
large type Wakefield the Henderson
succession and fiat Dutch varieties OF
cabbage plants. Send all orders 90
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VOLUME A, NUMBER %.
Local and Personal

Mr.. q. ID. Dennis OF the Dutton
Phosphate Company. was in the city
yesterday
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uran d FrsI neBar1 of Ia'k
.rrHIr walter o THrpiu of NIrr.r'.
o. al Eau-s of Nsa Yort and IN
nj WrIanf rf Dexter Flw.iH. ''''
r.rHr-.F af fEe Oraia HoH.e F".''T
taT
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Write Bears Pecan Nurseries. Pa
latka. for their special prices 90 Flor
ida planters. 1l-l3-tfw
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rse EAGLES NEW OFFICERS

AL H. H.. meeting of the new
Dada. uI Eaale- Gao NoHge's hall the
....rr off om,.pr was held, Mr..
Prank u.ro being made president.
I'D. other officers elected were Mr.. A.
d Owens. vice president; Mr.. j. II.
r.riamIu chaplain. Mr.. w. r. Ped
r.rE secretary Mr. p. C.. 3. Weihe,
f-..sHr.r. Nr e.. 4. Fort conductor;
Mr. W r. sfr1man. inside guard: Mr..
usLIs. outside guard, Mr.. +. c.
r..H.r. musician. Nessrs. q. ID. Ho-
r.. r. Moore and 4. NJ. Dusky
trustees Dr Hubert physician.
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DR.. r. D. Coleman of cambridge,
Ca, Confederate veteran. is in Ocala
on a visit to boyhood friends here.
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Mrs. VERNE Stevens of Shawnee.
Oklahoma, arrived in Ocala yesterday
afternoon and viii be here until after
the Christmas holidays with the fam
lily Of her uncle and aunt, Mr.. and
Mrs. B. A. Weathers, with whom she
made her home until her marriage
last April Mrs. Stevens is very pop
ular here. and her many Ocala friends
expect to enjoy her visit immensely.
Before coming to Ocala Mrs. Stevens
spent six weeks near Cincinnati, Ohio,
with Misses Mabel and Edith Taylor.
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On Monday Mr.. and Mrs. Wood will
return to St. Petersburg, where in fu-
ture they will reside. Mr.. Wood VIII
probably sell the theater to a resident
of Ocala. He has not fully decided
into what business he will enter in
St. Petersburg.
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Christmas goods are arriving daily
at Fishels.
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niLl rsO SAFE At THG CLOSE
The Miller press. [volume] (Miller, S.D.) 190?-current, 1908-06-04
pemocrats Win Confer.
FRIDAY.

FFtOays
Washington, May 29.-The consid-
Grafton OF the conference report on
the currency bill in the senate y~ester-
day showed plainly that there would
be little or no obstructive tactics
against its passage. Senator Aldrich
briefly explained the measure and a
little political by play was intro
duced by Senators Culberson OF Tex
as and Bacon of Georgia, who tainted
members OF the majority with disin-
clination to pass anti-injunction and
campaign contribution publicity bills
before adjournment. which called
forth claims of interest in both meas
ures by senators on both sides, but
gave no promise of action at this SEES
sion.
Senators Teller of Colorado, Owen
of Oklahoma and Newland of Neva-
da all spoke in opposition to the cur,
rency bill, and, NO other senators de.
string to speak yesterday, the latter
part of the session was devoted to
considering unoujected-to bills on the
calendar.
While the senate was wrestling
with the currency question. the
| business of the house yesterday went
| merrily on. and a number of impor
tant measures were passed.
Practically the only point remaining
unsettled Is when the vote will be
taken. No ore doubts that the report
win be adopted and the bill carried.