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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01

NOfiCE
In the Circuit Court of the Fifth Ju-
dicial Circuit of Florida in and
for Marion County-In Chancery
Mary Tillman, Complainant, VS.. VIII
liam Tilman, Defendant-Order
for Constructive Service.
1t is hereby ordered that the de-
PENDANT herein named, to-wit: VIII
liam Tillman. be and he is hereby re-
CURED TO appear to the bill of COM
plant filed in this cause on or before
Monday, the End Day of October, 1911.
1t is further ordered that a COPY of
this order be published once a week
for eight consecutive weeks in the
Ocala Banner, a newspaper publish
ed in said county and state.
This oath day of July, 1911.
tSea) S. T. SISTRUNK,
Clerk Circuit Court, Marion County.
Florida 1883
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PERMIT TO SELL LIQUORS,
WINES AND BEER

Whereas, Ocala House Wine Rooms
and Ocala House Wine Rooms
Annex, J. NJ. McCorkle, mana
ger, has filed with the Board
of Comfy Commissioners for
Marion county, Florida, it's applica-
lions for permit to sell liquors. wines
and beer in Election district One of
said county and state; any citizen of
such election district may show cause,
if any there be, at the meeting of the
board to be held on Tuesday, the 5th
day of September next, why such
permit should not be granted.
6. T. SISTRUNK,
Clerk of the board of county commits
sioners, Marion county, Florida 7-2S
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VOICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PERMIT TO SELL LIQUORS,
WINES AND BEER.

whereas, J. d. Hogan has filed
with the board of county commissions
ers for Marion county. FIorida. his
application for permit to sell LIQUORS,
wines. and beer in Election district
one OF said county and state, any citl-
zen of such election district may
snow cause, If any there be. at the
meeting of the hoard to be held on
tuesday, the 9Th day of September,
next why such permit should not be
granted.
s. T. SISTRUNK.
Sterk OF the board of county commits.
siohers, Marion county, Florida rs
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
PERMIT TO SELL LIQUORS,
WINES AND BEER

whereas, c. Carmichael has filed
with the board of county commissions
ers for Marion county, Florida, his
application for permit to sell liquors,
wines. and beer in Election district
one OF said county and state, any citi-
zen OF such election district may
show cause, if any there be, at the
meeting of the board to be held on
tuesday. the 5th day of September.
next, why such permit should not be
granted.
S. T. SISTRUNK,
Clerk OF the board of county commits
sioners. Marion county, Florida. 7-2S.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01
NOTICE.

Notice is hereby given that at a
meeting OF the board of county com
missioners held Aug Sth, 1911, it was
ordered that all signs and advertise
ments on county property. such as
bridges, trees and county roads right
of-ways, ETC., be removed and the road
superintendent are ordered to re-
move such signs.
BY order of the board of county
commissioners for Marion county
Florida, August, Sth, 1911.
S. T. SISTRUNK.
Clerk, Board County Commissioners.
S-1S-4t
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01

Why men should wear hats on sum.
mer evenings is another of those iit-
tie forces of habit the ubiquitous DR..
Wiley does not indulge in. During
the day the hat is worn that a man
may not get stunstroke: on 8 warm,
dry night the hat is an unnecessary
affliction, as even the fair sex have
found. The scalp needs fresh air,
and a hatless brigade would keep peo-
pie from growing bald.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01
TEACHERS EXAMINATION.

Notice is hereby given that the reg
ular state uniform examination for
teachers certificates will be held in
Ocaia beginning on Tuesday, Septem-
Der D The white applicants will
meet at the high school building and
the eolored at Howard Academy
promptly al 800 o'clock. Civil gov.
eminent viii be required for all
grades OF certificates. Annlicanfs
VIII come equipped with legal can
paper, pens and ink, and bIotters
]. H. CRIMSON.
Superintendent.
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A BARGAIN IN REAL ESTATE
ON ORANGE LAKE

A 36-acre tract of cleared ham.
mock land, under wire fence; located
one and half miles south of Nc.
Intosh on hard road leading from
Jacksonville TO Ocala: on high ground
overlooking Orange Lake: avenue
camphor trees planted along the
public road: six acres in orange
trees; three hundred bearing Jewell
peach trees, budded pecan trees. near
trees, fg trees, grape vines. etc !.
small residence and barn. No nret-
tier spot in Marion county for an
ideal country home. Price reason.
able Address Home" care Ocsla
Banner, Ocala, Fla S-11-4t&
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NOTICE OF APPLICATION FOR
FINAL DISCHARGE

Notice is hereby given that on jan
uary S, 1912, viii present my ac-
counts and vouchers 10 the Honorable
Joseph Bell, Judge of probate in and
for Marion county, Florida, as admin
istrator OF the estate OF Benjamin F.
Lisk, deceased, and apply for final dis
charge as such administrator.
Dated July !, 1911.
PERCY F. LISK.
Administrator Estate OF BENJAMIN T.
Lisk, Deceased 7-7-6m.
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NOTICE TO CREDITORS.

Notice is hereby given 10 all cred
lfors, legatees, distributes and all
other persons having claims Or de-
mands against the estate Of G. r. Nc
Ciendon- deceased, TO present said
claims duly proved 10 the undersign-
Cd within one year from date OF the
first publication Of this notice. to-yit:
July Is, 1911.
L LEGRAND HOPKINS.
Administrator.
0elaeFleTs Fla 7-21-4t
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ATTACHMENT NorIcE

NOTICE is given that the undersign-
ca. Baxter earn, has instituted an
actlon against George Conner and J.
=: Connor in the circuit court of TIE
NTH Judicial circuit of Florida for
MARION county, in which their person
a property has been attached. Said
George Conner and ]. E. Conner and
an oIner persons interested are re-
yulreo 10 appear to said action on Oc-
to6er md, A. D., 1911.
July 10, 1911. BAXTER earn.
r. McCONATHY.
attorney for Plaintiff. 7-1+1ot-
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NOTICE

To Creditors, Legatees, Distributes
and Others
Notice is hereby given to the cred
itors, legatees. distributes and all
persons having claims or demands
against the estate OF the late Joseph
Y. Mckinney, deceased, TO present the
same 10 me. the administrator, with
in two years from this date. This 18th
day Of June, A D.. 1911, Gambler, Fla.
ANNIE J, MCKINNEY.
Administrative of the Estate OF the
Late Joseph Y. Mckinney, Deceased.
6-16-St-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01

Quality considered, there is No
cheaper whiskey on the MARES 4l,.D
Hogan's xxx Rive. sa-5 for a.
full quarts, delivered. g. n Hoean
Ocala, Fla. s-.n'
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01

The town of Perry, Ga. has decided
to levy fine of $50 on each auto
mobile speeder. At this rate Perry
ought 10 have all the money she
wants.
The evening world., 1911-08-09
Civil War Yarns
Stories Told Around the Camp Fire in The COS

had a pious and venerable air. for his
hoary locks proclaimed that many a
winter had passed over his head. There
those farming boys with that old nan
formed a group whose actions were
indeed worthy OF all commentator.
The creaking machinery of the boat.
the dirge-like music Of tho wind, was
loud; yet above the c%latter, all things
else, We know these boys were heard
in Heaven. and that .heii prayers will
be answered.
Their Bibles. precious gifts of home,
are sacred with them and will shield
them. too. when the glittering mail of
yore would fall. Parents and friends
at home fear not for such brave sons,
who. relying on Heaven, are not
ashamed nor afraid to praise God and
do battle for the Star Spangled Ban
ner.
These were soldiers of the regular
army enlistment In Dubuque by Capt,
Washington.
The evening world., 1911-08-09
Incident of Fort Pillow.

W/ " pas.e. cS%% o' Sor, Pr'ios a ,sst
W its evacuation by the Confed-
crates the following letter was found
lying on a table In tho officers
uuarters:
Fort Pillow, Tenn.
To the First Yankee Who Reads This;
| present his table not as "A manifes-
tatlon of friendship, yet | entertain no
personal animoslty 10 him, but because
/ can't transport it. After six weeks
bombardment. without doing us any
harm whatever. | know you will eXult
over the occupation OF this place, but
our evacuation will hurt you from an
other point with disastrous effect. Five
million white men fighting 10 be relieved
from oppression win never be con-
quered by twenty millions actuated by
malice and pecunlary gain. mark that
We have the science, energy and vigor,
with the help OF God, to extricate our
selves from this horrible and unnatural
difficulty pressed upon us by the North
the day o, r~etribution Is approaching
and will fall upon you deadly MS a bolt
from HeaveAS may your s%ojourn here
pe Of fesi 49, and full Of trouble"
The evening world., 1911-08-09

he held I'm his hand the key to a para
disc OF tho mud-honey that he craved.
The fairy doll had waved a wand with
her rag-stuffed hand. and now where
ever he might go the enchanted palaces
with shining foot-rcsts and magic red
fluids In cleaning glassware would DO
open 10 him.
lie followed James to the door.
He paused there as the nunky drew
open the great mahogany portal for
him to pass into the vestibule.
Beyond the ~wrought-iron gates In the
dark highway Black Riley and his two
pals casually strollcd. lingering under
their coats the inevitably fatal weapons
that were to make the reward OF the
rag-doll theirs.
Fuzzy stopped at the Millionaire's door
and b%ethought himself. Like little sprlgs
OF mistletoe or a dead tree, certain
living green thoughts and memories be-
gan 10 decorate his confused mind. He
was quite drunk. mind you and the
present was beginning to fade.
Those wreaths and ~festoons OF holly
with their scarlet berries making the
great hall ~gay-where mad he seen such
thing before? Somewhere he had
known polished floors and Odors of
fresh flowers in winter. and-and some
one was singing "A song I'm the house
that he thought he had heard before.
Some one singing and playing a harp.
or course. II was Christmas-Fuzzy
thought he must have been pretty
drunk to havc overlooked that.
And then ne went out OF the present
and there anne back to him out of som,
impossible. vanished and ~irrcvocabl'
past a little. pure-whitc. transient. for
gotten Ghosk-the spirit. Of nobless,
obliee. Upon a gentleman certain things
devolve.
James opened the outer door. 4
stream Of light went down the
elled walk to tho iron gate. Black Ri
ley. Mccarthy and "One-ear" Mike saw
and carelessly drew their sinister cor.
don closer about the gate.
with a more imperious gesture than
James's master had ever used or could
ever use Fuzzy compelled the mental
To close the door. Upon "A gentleman
certain things devolve. Especially at
| the Christmas season.
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tCopynsht 1910. by Doubleday. Page a Col
Compliments Of the Season

button Of his right glove. But he wore
no gloves: 50 his left hand dropped. EN-
uarrassed.
The particular menlal whose duty II
was to open doors to silks and laces
SHE'D at first sight OF Fuzzy. But a
second glance took In his passport. his
card of admission, his surety OF well
come-the lost rag dbl of the daughter
Of the house dangling under his arm.
Fuzzy was admitted into a great hall.
dim with the glow from unseen lights.
The hireNng went away and erturned
with a maid and the Child The doll
was restored to the mourning one. She
clasped her lost darling to her breast.
and then, with the inordinate selfish
ness and candor OF childhood. stamped
her foot and whined hatred and fear of
the odious being who had rescued her
from the depths of sorrow and despair.
Fuzzy wrlggled himself into an in
gratiatory attitude and essayed the
idiotic smile and fiattering mall talk
that is supposed to charm the budding
intellect OF the young. The Child
b. wled and was dragged away. hugging
her Betsy close.
There came the Secretary. pale. poised.
polished. gliding In pumps and Worship
ping POM and ceremony. lie counted
out into FuZZy's hand ten ten-dollar
bills: then dropped his eye upon the
door. transferred it TO James. its GUS
todian. indicated the obnoxious Garner
I OF the reward with the other and al
lowed his pumps to wait him away &c
secretarial regions.
James gathered Fuzzy with his own
commanding optic n swept him as
far as the front door.
When the money touched FuZzy's
dingy palm his first instinct was to
take to his heels: but a second thought
restrained him from that blunder OF
etiquette. 1t was his, It had been given
him. lt-and. oh, what an elysium II
opened to the gaze Of his minds eye
He had tumbled to the foot of the
ladder; he was hungry, homeless.
friendless, ragged, cold, drifting, and
The evening world., 1911-08-09

was hardly yet apparent,
lights were beginning to SPAN
gle the city like popcorn burst
- ing In a deep skillet. Christ
mas eve. impatientiy expect-
ed. was peeping over the brink Of the
-Four. Millions had prepared for its
celebration. Towns would be painted
red. You, yourself. have heard the
horns and lodged the capers OF the
Saturnalians.
Pigeon Mccarthy, Black Riley and
"One-ear' Mix held a hasty converse
outside Grogan's. They were narrow
chested, palild .s~triplings. not fighters
In the open. but more dangerous In
their ways ~ warfare than the most
terrible Of Turks. Fuzzy. In a pitched
battle. could have eaten the three of
them. In a go-as-you-please encounter
he was already doomed.
They overlook him just as he and
Betsy were entering Costigan's Casino.
They detected him. n showed the
newspaper under hIs nose. Fuzzy could
read-and more.
Boys" said he. you are certainly
damn true friends. Give ME a week to
think it over"
The soul of a real artist Is quenched
with difficulty.
The boys carefully pointed out 10 him
that advertisements we're soulless and
that the deficiencies of the day might
not be supplied by the morrow.
"A cool hundred" said Fuzzy thought
fully and mushily.
"Boy5,' said he. you are true friends.
I'll go up n claim the reward. 1&e
show business Is not what 1t used to
be-"
Night was falling more su~0ly. The
three tagged at his sides to the foot OF
the rise on which stood the M~lllionaire's
house. There Fuzzy turned upon them
tremendously.
"You are "A pack Of putty-raced beagle
hounds" he roared. Go away"
They went away-a little way.
In Pigeon" McCarthy's pocket was n
section of one-inch gas-pine eight inches
long. In one end of it and in the middle
OF 1t was "A lead plug. Onc-half Of it
was packed tight with solder. Black
Riley carried a slung-shot, being a con-
yentlonal thing. 'Onc-ear" Mike relied
upon a pair OF brass knucklcs-an heir
loom in the family.
why fetch and carry" said Black
Riley. when some one WI do II for
We? Let him bring It gu TO us. Hey
what"
I'VE can chuck him in the river" said
Pigeon" Mccarthy. with a stone tied
to his feet"
"Youse guys make mo tired said
"One-ear" Mike, sadly. Amt progress
ever appealed to none % ycz? sprinkle
II little gasoline on i'm, and drop i'm on
the Drive-wcll?'
Fuzzy entered the Milli1naire's gate
and ziglgged toward the softly glow-
ing entrance of the mansion. The three
goblins came up to the g-te and lin
gered-one on each side Of IT., one be-
yond the roadway. They fingered their
old metal and lesthcr. confident,
Fuzzy rang the door bell. smiling fool
lshly and dreamily. An ~ataYtstic IN
stinct prompted him to reach for the
The evening world., 1911-08-09
!, HEREVER ono soes in Paris Il
Is apparent that tho blue and
u.hIln cnmhlnnAi Tim aiIn holds

w white combination still holds
tho day, and while many OF the long
popular black and white effects are also
seen. 1t Is quite evident that tho East
Indian princes who fingered In Paris on
their way to tho coronation have left
their mark and these sombre shades
have been eclipsed ny the brilliant col
orings from the Fast.
Taffcta costumes are appearing IN In
creased numbers ana tho favorito trim
ming seems to bo fringe. In fact this
Is the popular trimming and black silk
fringe is seen upon dresses Of all colors.
\ pretty costume noticed tho other
day was OF black tatfeta with which
was worn one of the simple fichus now
In such strong vogue. A large corsage
bouquet 81 rich red roses was thrust
through the black velvet belt that had
u brass buckle. The entire effect OF this
costume was simple, but charming.
The deep hand frllls OF lace or thin
material edged with lace are almost as
popular az the 1abots snd side frills.
These frlll5 are usually Of tho maine
1r point de Milan lAoes when the COS
The evening world., 1911-08-09
Fashion Notes From Paris

tume has snort sleeves h frnls are
sewn into me Jacket sleeve.
At tho recent races quite . number Of
white satin dresses were noticed These
were made up IN simple lines. slightly
draptnE tho figure and tho only trim
min9s being white pearl buttonA
A wide ingerfe collar and ouffs TO
match finAshei of che ooat ana bong
aleeves.
The champagne tons a quite pEomi-
nent in colora II appears IN hAts.
gloves. plumes. soarfs and vefls. A
number OF costumes in 1his color have
been seen and handsome wraps OF
heavy champagne tone hcs are faah-
ionable.
Wells arc appearing IN strong num-
hers and n favorte method of wearing
them Is TO drape thcn % a. to cover
tho hat and facs and fan m hong scarf
ends down the back.
Many black and blue velvet hats are
being worn and a favorits m,dsnmmer
trimming n masses of plain white ma
line,
Tho large, fiat. white s~omhrerolfke
hats are being worn TO a large extent
as a midsummer novelty.
The evening world., 1911-08-09
COnscript QuakerS.

y amusing incident occurred at
n the Provost MarsAals office ut
Gen. Lees Headquarters at
Orange Court House, Va, Four Quakers
were brought in as conscr!pts from
London. They were ordered TO fall In
the ranks In order to be marched TO
tho command to which they were as
signed. They refused, saying:
I'VE will not fan in, but will follow
W.taorslevcr thou ieadcst"
A few persuasive arguments, how
ever, In the shape Of thrusts with bay
ouets changed their opinions, and they
fell H. ana marched off to amp.
The evening world., 1911-08-09
The Cost Of an Education.

or so I worried along on this kin OF
schooling. and then my eldest girl got
married. Her husband thought he'd like
to Try farming. and l learned a lot
about that IN the next few years, AT the
cost OF about $500 a year. Then pretty
soon they had a couple OF kids. and
what my own children Amt taught me
they ala. The act is-Hey. there,
whore are you going? We only just
begun 10 tell you about my education"
But already Smith was far down the
street. with his fingers IN his ears. flee
ing as though from the wrath to come
Success Magazine.
The evening world., 1911-08-09
TIRE Soldiers.

-IIE following occurred on board
the steamer Canada during her
4 passage frcm Dubuque TO 81,
Louis:
In the evening. while many of the
passengers were engaged in conversa-
tion, others Willing away their time at
cuchre, while some, more rude perhaps
with the rihald Jest and ungentlemanly
oath, were passing the evening away, a
young man seated himself at n OF
the tables 9nd engaged in reading the
Bible.
Another and still another took then
places around the temporary altar. UNI
I'll nearly all of that little band of sol
diers. numbering about twenty. wer'
'eadinS the Scriptures. An aged man
ook his station in their midst. III
The evening world., 1911-08-09
President and ~PaymaSter.

~ NE Of the numerous paymasters
at Washington sought an intro
duction to President Lincoln. lie
arrived at the White House quite OPP
portunely and was introduced to the
President by the United states Marshal
with his blandost smile. While shaking
hands with the President the paymaster
remarked:
Il have no official business with you
Mr.. President. / only called to pay my
compliments"
Il understand" replied Honest Abe
"and from the complaints of the sold.ers
tuiuk that Is all you do pay
The evening world., 1911-08-09
Betty Vincent's Advice
On Courtship and Marriage
Love and Loyalty.

n HY dear girls. n you do caro- fr . man b sovai 20
AVA ! do not moan that lovo alone neceSxitataS 10Y
atty. One should 90 ioya; to ones friends .s vel.
Suppose you do happen to hear a bit OF eoasip about
some man of your acquaintance: suppose you happen to
know that the thing told to you r. truo. Nevertheless do
no, circulate II. DO not In turn tell u to somebody else.
And " You rca1ly lovc a man, and any person of your
acquaintance starts to tell you something unpleasant about
him. your instinct shond be not to listen.
II In better not to listen. you will he happier In tho end.
Simply say TO your would be informant that you do not
care to hear gossip about persons for whom you care
The evening world., 1911-08-09

you do
n you enjoyed yourself here last year
there are only two possible explanations
either you were continually soused or
In love.
The house IL filled mainly with old
hens. who cackle OF agitations Of the
h~carthstone while they cement the de-
worsteds.
The food is good-but the obligato OF
feminine woes that always accompanies
each meal Is enough 70 curdle a brew
of the gods nectar.
There's one girl up here-not half bad.
Mind you. just one IS possible of the
whole stock. I haven't yet explored the
depths OF her mind. but from the semi
bovine expression in her light blUe eyes
imagine | shall md - layer OF Elinor
GYMS classics slndwiched in between
an intricate knowledge OF embroidery
and o violent alteration OF matinee
idols.
But then. any port IN a storm. II I'm
to spend two weeks UP here | have 10
pour out my soul on some stuf'ineSs
even though IL is stuffed with sawdusi.
VIII send you a million postals in the
course OF the next fourteen days-wlld-
est dissipation up here. Yours. ED.
p. S-Forgot TO tell you the girls
name is Lols Green-some name, Los!
eli. what?
The evening world., 1911-08-09
She Does Not Write.

A MAN who sims his letter "a. v"
~ writes:
4 Il have called on a girl quite
steadily during the past year and have
learned TO love her. I thought she re-
turned my affection. However. she
went to tho country about three weeks
ago. n although I have written her
four letters she has not answered any
Of them. Under the circumstance do
you think she cares for me?"
Some people dislike 10 write letters and
are consequently poor correspondents.
The gtrl you arc for may he such a per-
son. and 80 o should not take It as
final when she does not answer your
letters TO her.
The evening world., 1911-08-09
Notes That
Crossed In the Mail

BIZ Alma WOODWARD

changed. There are three articles hat
resamhle males stopping at our house,
but only one is halfway Humankind I
have an option on him for two weeks.
Don't imagine he's a prize, for good
ness sake He's anything but that.
But one has to have some one to row
one around and dance with. You know
that.
1 think he's a lawyer-he has that
hungry-for-crlminals look In his eye.
We'll. he's good enough for a few weeks
of course | wouldn't look at him In the
city. But when you're in the woods you
can't expect to find an Apollo roosting
on every limb. With lots OF love.
LOIS.
=. ST. forgot TO tell you his names
Edward Bell-kind Of ommon, isn't iii
The evening world., 1911-08-09
An Obdu,ate @afden.

A MAN who sigma his letter wv. L."
n writes:
Il am deeply In love with a
girl. but l cannot seem TO make any
Roadway In my wooing. Every time I
ask her to go anywhere with me she
refuses m invitation. n can I do?"
fear there Is nothing you can do, as
tho young lady shows quite plainly by
her actions that feels no particular
interest In YOU.