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.,.sl nr gentlemen of a foreign n., 1 ii"t, would have Irrn the worst possi- | lI. form. For the accredited amtas- 1 S;..inr "f the l'nited states. whose | ,N.rN utt-rinc. K tinge,i with nffi | ,iui sanction to t' it was about th, l worst possible break that could have l,en made.
 \ British minister {" Washington Gice said that he believed thai Cru yer Cleveland would be elected presi. d. nj nf the United States and that :: h a bad thing. Just for That the n-x' .uN tlr uInba ssadnr's government, q, Ii"d him [" pack his bag and com. .i h"itn. He Was talking t"" muci' Nud lc went. without waiting f"r thi Amcriran go, "rnmrnl to ask for his r.ull which il would certainly hay. done under the circumstance.
 Now Page has cut loose with lin, .f talk at that little hancupt In Eng | bu 1Nd hr htS Sih'fcuct m maklnc :, mnnk'r "f himself and of the Ameri- Gn government. senator thamberla'' ..,id rs much today after he read [. tn, .onatp ih,. cahlcd speech If ih. i.mi. ss,tfior which was demanded ni
 ', official l'y both tn" senate an II department "f state. And senator rhnnh"rltin said even more than that. i. s.rid that whit, il was a nIaltc: "hich could probably br sn,""t h'" .,,.r with England ,wciusr "f ",ir ,I,,.,,' ,iui iniinliir Friendship that tn, n'..n wli" WAS guilty of such un in f.Innl diplomatic break" should either |, recalled ai "I,' nr else the govern n,ut should promptly lisav"w his ex- blessed sentiments and sral his lii's [, rcVcr
 IL Is heli.Vrd that now that tn. state q. ls.rimcnt ulS" has ,lr exact w"rd- n.e ,f thr ambassadors remarks il viIl ni once take steps tn make pro- ,ar rrparati"n [" England ar r"''a' ,;lc offending Page.
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REBELS HAVE A GOOD SYSTEm N
HIGH SCHOOL
 DOG RACE

IL WIS not an Ail-Alaska sweep- s'..kes, nor yet Il solomon Derby, but n, vertheicss the IliHn school four mil. l, ce which start I'd at noon today drew goodly crowd Mf spectators to the iii ish line to see the seventeen teams get away and finish.
 There was u novelty in the start 3i tlr race which some feared mish, prove disasterous. This was startins the field In a bunch. but the large number of teams go, away In good style at the drop of the flag and the.V Was no serious mixups.
 The first two teams over the lin- were driven by Katie Ashton. wh. ,'as handling urant Jackson's dogs and Earl Modini. who drove Jack cieasner's team. These two broke rom the bunch and showed the way |" the field over the entire course finish inR une and two. Miss Ashtuny tim. for the four miles being ls.3 and Mod .nis 1925. George Schoficld was thirL making the distance in l8.57.
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Special Nugget Service.

SAN ANTONIO. Match II. Thrr, las l"rn i .;irti deal "i speculation ?s to wlrr" ,:rncral \illi. G"nrr.,i Carr,u:@l ;iinl inc tinsiitiuionnliSt cause is g"l,ing the m"u,N |" main tain the light against llurrta Ger trin interests iu both the United States Ird England hay" been a'- ci s,tl of furnishing thr snurs "f war tc the r,hrls and they may have con ttihni'd Ia Il certain extent [" th" Cnusr "f bath llucrta and tarr:,nz'. hut thr real source of th,. rchl sup pN is in Mexico itself according nh statements made here ly .\lnz" tr"r! :, ncphcw or one or the former "s;.'irn- t:fcos'' whu rule the country un'l"" the former President ni;,z.
 t'rrcl. whns, cousin. the s'n "f tls' former minister. tx nt present Il lris- .ucr in the hands of the cOIfst tuition = ,,,ist cause is ra rhrticr supplied with money than k Hucrta.
 Villa some time ago issued q dccr," In which he declared tlnt thc rr"- ,.rty and estates f all m tm rich Alrxicuus who were in the "li pia. ring and who afterwards rsp,n's,rl il,r ,aus,. nf II,wrln were f"riii to thr '"ii~ stituti,nal government.
 This ,lccrr is still in Fore" m" hs m,ny of thrsr men had large mininc io.rrcsts and coffee estates and other productive properties which they h's' n,s,uircl through thcir intimacy with niax tue constitutionalist ci'fsc has come into some of the richest property
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Special Nugget Service

NEW iRlNSWi'k. Man.h II. Just because U man is in l"v,' with aij- other mans wife there is nu In'nd fnl the whole population, al |; town st enr q scandal. 1: may l". :, mis!ak, and 1t may lr. li,,t iih' l'"'r n,in can not help imimG in h"f". t',it.ul, .l Gces not necessarily l'i!"N ih.L lI,i. is any harm in llr ulr.ln
 Several ,,TIrs ;:." 't., H> in lli. society s.l "f N,'w l:lm n :.i, knr'. that young Jack i-iWuo- e,t.. ,lrsi"r : tcly in hnr Wiih T" r.t'iful Ais. l,elle Wagn,T If tti. i.i,.r ana they uisc knew tIu H ~ns ;t.i going c. q, him any ga" cstua' ,in' y"iln: N, mmn was Sl,I.,t tu marry atnih. man whu Was ip'r fathers partner an.l had plenty uf ni',u,'y.
 That was wha, happened i'i the end and the you:: wnnmn i"p.inc Mrs. Henderson l, tr.im that ni.'inrnt hr- gan a life nf great unlGiI.t'in"ss Ini her.
 The man wlr,su slr really lowed ;tn,I who loved li"r hnn;: ;,r,uIid for s"n,f time and h., knew I"w unhappy h'-'
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'r Mexico.
 some nf this. rsInri,lly the mines
 tt" ,"usi iiui i'nalsi government has been ln.rsistanti> working ever since \ill, issued his dr"rrr and whcnevc'
 the rcbcl army mrupics any portion
 of the country in which tho mon "n the prescribed list own property "t
 any kind this k immediately declarco
 tn bclnng to the state and is taken hy the rebel officers.
 Considerable gold has been taken from the mines of these former rulers ,i Mexico The workers are kept nnstantly at ,ir work Of recovering the prccius metal and details of re- lri soldiers are stationed at all mines nuI plantations formerly owned by ny the rrisis tn sec that the rs'ns cont inur at their work.
 These men are furnished with food and work in the mines and fields likt slavrs with q guard of soldiers con st, ntly watching them.
 Ir this manner the rebel cause x ni aucing itself from tho country and Thr secretary said that hr had al- expenditures thai Eilil and rarrnnz,
 have bs.n nldr :n make.
 t'rr,.Is statement also Slvs that n..ny f he former rlcl, men of Mex
 i.. are n"w practically imupcrs fni
 millions nf dollars in ransom to tho r.I'cls who have taken members n their families prisoners and who de- ,Land large sumc in order to save tho
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UNITED STATES SENATE
 AFTER AMBASSADOR PAGE

commonly called as "slnci cigIr ';;lk and when :ndulEtd in ly or,l tmry Americans who gu around th' world telling lSopie what ., great Y" untry they have and how th,.A c,., lick the world" 1t is just laughed ..l '' f"rrisners and put dowE [" .uoi ''te hy their better informed ,uInirA E,en.
 When public "fficiai, and vsp,r- ially a diplomat stationed al .n cap. iial M q friendly nation cuts in,'s. with ihe fireworks f Anicrn9tn i,atri mism pyiulechni,s ant Nah'r hr Is plii down :ts ii r",l bN his hrlr,rs .,Ini h his countrynlrn In official position,
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|, lm+r sweetheart was.

f' lm-r sweetheart was.
 Friends nf the pair say that Mrs Henderson one day told I.awton tiG,, if sh, had enough money |" pay f"i Il and to live afterwards she would S,I q divorce.
 Sm.rlly after that the young man wl.u was earning only :. small salary n New Brunswick suddenly l"fi tow ;.id iim next that any "f his fri'nds heard fro mhin, hc was in sidney. Aus talia.
 After ,lult nothing was m,lr,i from iEr wan,lcrcr for a long time Not un . til Eis, week in fact when one of his "l,i ,.ilums here received I letter from nwtun In which was rncloscd :l draft fnr twenty -tiv" thousand tl"llars which young ia'wlun r,Itirstrd In driosiicd .u his a,,.,lint in a hs3,l hank. Tn" yr unu man said that hc had gone h. fer gold mining in Australia and w:,t making money faster ilE,n he ""ul.l spend it.
 lie asked for news of his "l,l Sw,'ri- heart and he told his friend. wh' knew all alH,ut the nll affair that aS s,..n :ls he had a little mora money h., would turn enough over [" iI
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Special Nugget Service.

WAS.II\tsTtI< March That \tnlgt SS;. dor Page Wh, Il uI. [. .n:s. if to tell England tn ! ~. len k the whole world wlia' the niir,i States would and would n"t allow t"r- ,isn nations {" ,l" "n this side "t iln' AiE,llih tx very likely io lose. his "f
 pci;ll head for his trrb'SitN at ilIi; nnrr! little ianuuct wh'r" he rN . pressed himself x" freely and indulG'4l p that great American failing. which s. met mcs comes from ignoranrc and s.,Il-t imrs from the quality M ih O r., loose a, the English hiiniutt K
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WHERE GENERAL VILLA
 IS GETTING HIS MONEY

lif, "f the man captured. In some in- stances even the wives and daughters ci tho wealthy men have been cap ,,.rcd and held far RnsOrrnc and in this manner the rebel leaders hay" l.ccn able to keep their treasury fairly we'll supplied with funds amt this accounts for their ability to purchase u, ms with whirh to carry on the war.
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SENDS HlS FORTUNE
 TO OTHER MAYS WIFE

lady in the rase io cnahlc her tu get a divorce and he independent for IT TT en he asked his friend L" find uu' why Mrs. Henderson did i,"l write L. |. i'm as she had promised io d." wlrn h went away
 Yesterday an"tInr ,lr:,n Gr twenty five ih"uS'ud dollars arrived iron, Liwi"ns will in which h. l"fI rs,'rA 4 thing hr l",ssrssrd to Airs. iirnd.rS,,r \ few hours after ilI.' receipt "f this letter ana thr draft and the will th' cable brought ihr news that l.awt" !; had committed suicide in Australia.
 It Is believed that he must lG,>r r,- crivcd a letter from the girl for whose fr, cd"n hr was working and that sh. told him in that tlE,t Slr had decided never (" get Il divorce. iron, her hi,s. band for only . few months ,r" s!n did make that statement to "n,' "f ir utim,uc friends here.
 :Sa ,,.vrything has com" "ii; Nrry nicely. Mrs. Henderson is fifty ;h"i- stand dollars richer than sh" wts a,ul i.,wI"n is dead "ut iu Australia
 Placer Locations st Nugget offie-
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DROPS INTO
 THE BAY
Special Nugget Service.

Special Nugget Service.
 NEW YORK. March 1l.--Wth' AIorciand driving Il Curtis aeropisne [, day sailed from the aerodr0ae on tcng Island over New York and "'' tempted to circle the statue of Liberty
 The spectators at the battery "h" along the water front saw Moreland's machine suddenly dip after making the turn around the statute then plunge into the water
 \ boat from the barge office insme"- i.,;ely put ofr and rescued tho avins"' firm the icey wetcr-
 Moreiand said thnt his hands M'- came so enid that hc could not hand" tic steering wheel and hc l'at r''h- tsnl of tho machine.
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ENGAGEMENT
 IS ANNOUNCED
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Special Nugget Service.
 WASfTiEGTON. March tt.--Sccry- Lry to the president Tumulty today Tciaiiy announced In the name of tn president and Mrs. Wilson ihe t-h Lugement of th,lr youngest daughi~i Eleanor to the Honorable William Gibbs McAdon. secretary Uf the treas ury
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NOT ENOUGH
 COMPENSATION
Nugget Special Service.

SAN Fit.\Nt IStt'. Mdi'i' it Speci.,l assistant federal :lt"i'ii''N @ri'- r,ul who waS .ii.l",iiii"l |" t"I.tin. the. prJsecutiOn "t Mah'i\ t''ti""k ''"s wired his resignation [" ti" a't"r''N 1, ,enrrs,l bct1,,is,. ilI.. '"ili"iiStii"h w;ts tuU iuW
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MEMORIAL ESRvicEs.

The Annual Memorial errices n Nome Acric No f5 F. o. E.. will he icid Sunday afternoon nt Eagle haii You are cordially invited to attend Coors open at l:3n and close at n m. sharp.
 A pOI.ET " r.
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Mrs. eartietts dancing class every Tuesday and Friday evenings at n m. X. X. hall. chTdren'a Saturda' afternoons.
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RECEIVER APPOINTED

kuaast's Special Service.
 C-HlCACHI Mairh iI. IT. II. Eohi snat was turii, lrpoint"i receiver f"i lfe Chicago Inter Ocean.
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Weekly Nussst snIy soe . nerth.
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A. PoLET. ". r.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-03-27
BIG DROP IN THE THERMOMETER
The Coolest 23rd of March in the His
tory of the State-Fortunate At
mospheric Conditions Saved
Almost as a Miracle All
Truck.

Not since the establishment of the
weather bureau have we ever had so
cold a morning as Monday proved to
be- It was in all probability the cold
est 23rd of March ever known in the
peninsular portion of Florida.
1t beat all records. The oldest in
habitant" acknowledges that he re-
members nothing approaching it for
genuine frigidity. Some thermome-
tiers registered as low as 80 degrees
two degrees below freezing-and thin
ice was reported in many places.
The truckers awoke Monday morn
ing with the apprehension that the
worst could be expected and for a
time their countenances were ex-
ceedingly doleful and they were pre-
pared to hear that not sprig of any
thing was left standing, but a care
full examination dispelled their fears,
and instead of everything being killed,
they found that nearly every plant
had escaped injury.
This is particularly true of water
melons, cantaloupes, cucumbers, to-
matoes and Irish potatoes. Beans
were somewhat injured in exposed
places.
1t appeared to the truckers like
miracle. Almost as much so as the
three Hebrew children passing
through the fiery furnace unscathed
and their miraculous escape could not
have given more joy to all concerned.
We certainly had narrow escape
and all of our people share the happi-
ness of the truckers.
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ToRREoN IS STRONGLY FoRTI-
FLED AGAINST VILLA
(By Associated Press.l

Bermejillo, Durango, Constitutional
ist Field Base), March 23.-General
Villas march against Torreon was
drawing to close today. Only a few
suburban towns remained between
twelve thousand rebels and the actual
attack on the garrison itself, and vii
Ia predicted that this was a matter
OF only a few hours, and that little
fighting would intervene before the
investment of the federal stronghold.
He believes that the federal generals
wish to preserve their forces intact
for the great struggle at the city it.
self.
Officers on the extreme front today
reported that Eyeglasses showed that
Torreon was very strongly and scien-
tifically fortified. The trenches are so
arranged that troops may move from
one to another without exposing them
selves. The big guns are hidden in
pits on the hillside approaches, and
barbed wire fences form a network
before the entertainments.
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New residences continue to spring
mn in all directions. There is never a
lack of building operations in Ocala.
Resides the handsome new schooi
house there are not less than nalr a
dozen new homes now being eulit'
and very soon work on the Woman
Club house will commence, and later
on the new Carnegie library and the
new public school house for North
Ocala. and we hope at no distant date
that the new city buildings will be
erected. and in few months Miss
Jefferson Bell expects to build some
handsome and modern flats on For'
King avenue. Several new buildings
have recently been erected in North
Ocala
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ocALA TO HAVE A. LARGE CAN
MING FACTORY, SAYS SEcRE-
TARY ]. D. ROONEY

Among the visitors to Florida s
largest inland city Friday were ]. D.
Rooney, d. w. Davis and son, Norton,
and Attorney Fred Hooker, all well
known and progressive boosters of
Ocala and it's evirons. They came to
see the Athletic-Florida ball game,
which was subdued by rain.
Mr.. Rooney is secretary of the Mar
ion County Board of Trade, and re-
ports that body in prosperous state.
He is elated that Ocala is to secure
large canning factory through the ef-
forts of the board of trade. The plant
upon which it is believed work Will
begin at an early date, will be oper-
ated nine month in the year and VIII
give employment to fifty people
Good for Ocala.-Gainesville Sun.
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LADIES' READY TO WEAR DE.
PARTMENT

The ladies' ready to wear depart
ment at H. B. Masters Co., which has
just recently been added to this store.
is proving quite popular. They are
showing some exceedingly pretty,
dressy models of white and colored
goods, suits, ETC., also house dresses
and morning frocks and other pretty
things, and they invite the ladies of
Ocala and elsewhere to pay visit to
this department and see their new
dresses, and they will not be disap-
pointed.
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FOREST NOTES

The Canadian forestry association,
which recently met in Ottawa, has Sc
lected Halifax, Nova Scotia, for its
next annual meeting place.
The stringent requirement Of the
forest service that all sheep be dipp-
ed before entering the nation forests
has practically eradicated scabies on
those areas.
The lumbermen of Maine in 1900
originated in this country the use of
mountain lookout towers with tele-
phone connection for the prompt loca.
ton and suppression of forests hres
A California firm is selling eucalyp
tus charcoal at $21 a ton, as against
$40 ton for oak charcoal. Since
most of the California grown euca
lyptus do not make good lumber, uses
for other products of the tree are be
ing sought
Fifteen small sawmills are cutting
timber from the Powell national for
est in southern Utah, more than 10(
miles from the nearest railroad. They
are run by settlers during time tina
can be spared from the crops, and sup
ply local needs since there is no op
portunity to ship timber in or out.
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THE CHARITY WARD AT THE
HOSPITAL

Mrs. Clarence Camp, president or
the Woman's Auxiliary. and other
members of the auxiliary, have been
busy all the week getting the new
furniture and furnishings for the four
wards, bath and office at the Marion
County hospital which constitute the
charity ward of the institution. In
place and everything is now in ship
spape order and is as bright, clean
and attractive as 1t is possible to
make them.
The auxiliary have already cared
for quite a number of charity pa
tients in their ward and at present
have one or two patients that they
are taking care Of.
This charity ward is filling long
felt want in oeala and the noble wo-
men who are doing this work should
have the encouragement and endorse
ment OF every citizen of ocala and
the county.
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CANE

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
Mr.. I. N. belong returned Friday
afternoon from weeks visit to Jack
sonville friends.
Mrs. Wallace WEIGH, who has spent
the greater part of the winter at Can
der and Heather Island, returned on
Tuesday to her home in Ann Arbor,
Michigan.
Mr.. C. w. Quick has purchased the
mercantile business of G.. A. Elliott,
and has taken charge of the same.
A number of Belleviewites motored
over on Friday evening to attend the
medal contest at the Presbyterian
church.
The medal contest under the auspic-
es of the w. C. T. u, Friday evening
was witnessed by interested friends
and relatives of the contestants. The
five contestants, viz: Adelaide Mart
solf, Edna Clark, Donald Cercie, Ma
rion Savage and Frances Driver, each
deserve much credit for the manner
in which they acquitted themselves,
The judges, Rev. Stats, Rev. Murray
and Mrs. Ruth Mexminkle, rendered
their decision in favor of Edna Clark.
Music was furnished by the Presbyte-
rian choir
Mrs. John Mathews has recovered
from her recent illness.
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There is to be an entertainment at
Summerfield on the evening of March
81 to help raise funds for the build
ing of sidewalks. The entertainment
will consist of a farce entitled: Tine
Isle of Smiles" Willis Powell we
hope will be invited not only to Wit
ness but take part in it. Bear the
date in mi adndnosem becauseoSA1a
date in mind and some of you young
fellows go down and help our little
neighbor out In her laudable efforts.
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FOR COUNTY COMMISSIONER

Thanking the friends for the conn
dence reposed in me by electing me
to a seat on the board of county COM
missioners, and being made to beleVe
that have administered the trust LOT
the welfare and true interests OF the
county. I announce my candidacy for
reelection. l assure one and all that
a vot eof confidence will be highly es-
teemed and appreciated.
3-22tf C. (ED) CARMICHAEL
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THE NEW HOTEL

The New Hotel on North Magnolia
street opened Saturday This httle
bostetlrv is completely new from top
TO bottom and is prepared to take
care of quite a number of guests anu
we have no doubt that it will be CON
stantly filed.
Mr. and Mrs. venter of Orlando
who are in chargeof the New Hotel
are hotel managers of much expert
ence. and the guests will be assured
Of every attention and excellent ser
vice
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THE DREADED SUNDAY PASSES
VERY QUIETLY IN ULSTER
(By Associated Press.)

London, March 23.-There was far
less anxiety felt over the Ulster stu
alton today. The quiet passing of the
dreaded Sunday and the assurance
that government troops had been sent
to North Ireland only as a precaution-
airy step relieved considerably the
strain of the incident attending the
home rule controversy there.
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m HONOR OF MRS. S. S. HARRIS

During her visit to her old home III
Citra. Mrs. S. s. Harris, who Is wen
known in this city. has been most
pleasantly entertained by many OF
her friends.
On Friday afternoon, the twentieth
sb ewas given a very lovely tea by
Mrs. Albert Douglass, and again on
Saturday afternoon Mrs. ]. B. Bor-
land. whom Mrs. Harris is visiting
entertained at tea for her. Both
were exceedingly pleasant affairs
both for Mrs. Harris and for the nu'
merous friends who enjoyed these aft
ernoons with her.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-03-27

The Times-Union Saturday. In its
account OF the death of Mr.. Faunce
McCully. state that 1t had been said
that before his death Mr.. McCully had
absolved from all blame Mr.. o. II.
Wright. whose arrest was noted in
these columns yesterday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-03-27

Mrs. s. J. Owen, a sister-in-law OF
the late T. J. owen OF this city. has
been the guest OF Mrs. II. c. Jones Tor
several days. She left Saturday art
ernoon for Tampa. and Monday re-
turns to her home In Boston. MASS
eighteen years ago Mr.. and Mrs. 5. j..
Owen were residents OF ocala' ana
while here Mrs. Owen renewed a
number of acquaintances.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1914-03-27

Mr.. NJ. Fishel has returned home
from a purchasing trip to several
eastern cities, and while away pur-
chased a big line of goods.
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A telephone message received from
Jacksonville Saturday contained the
gratifying news that Capt. and Mrs.
John L. Ingiis were both greatly i'm
proved. ssassGaA.
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Drop q postal card to G. o. Hogan
q Co., Ocafa. fla, and ask for q
handsome memorandum book free.-
ad 4-18tf.
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Miss Josephine Williams went down
to Center Hill Saturday for weeks
stay.