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Special Correspondence Ocala BannerDuring the past few weeks your i

correspondent has been having rather-a tough time for with the exception-

of himself all the members of thefamily have been down with dengue

t fever but since a week ago thehealth of the whole neighborhoodhas greatly improved-

Ye scribe feels lonesome to kill here-

off late The days are growing lon-

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oh so long and Sunday seemslongest of all Wonder what has

Ibrought about such a change in ourdear little burg Surely something-very serious has happened-

Mr J E Brooks is quite ill withthe prevailing epidemic

Plans are drawn for a new ferryboat for Stokes ferry and as it isbadly needed it is hoped that it willsoon be completed The old one isalmost out of commission-

Born to Mr and Mrt H A RossTuesday morning a boy + mother andchild doing nicely

Seems to be a continual change offerryman for Stokes ferry Mr NC Dean has the place at present andit is hoped that he will retain it as heis the right man in the right place

The water is still high in someplaces giving more or less inconve-nience

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to travel The waters how-

ever are generally receding-The Sunday school services were

omitted last Sunday on account offailure in attendancecharmin-g girls are attending high school-

in Ocala this year viz Misses EstherTurner Abbie Stokes and Inez RossWe hope that they may graduatewith honors

What about the wet and dry elec-

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I I suppose we will see what weshall see

t MiM Palsy Ross has accepted a po-

rtion¬

aa teacher of the Shady Groveschool which she is managing in herefficient manner

UNCLE JOE

Sick headache is caused by a dis¬

ordered condition of the stomach andr is quickly cured by Chamberlains

Stomach and Liver Tablets For saleby all druggists m

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Special Correspondence Ocala BannerI

Mr L V Porter of the firm ofChristian Wickson Co is home I

again after a months sojourn in the t

mountains of Virginia I

k John Allan who has been visiting-his brother Wm Allan of this place I

has returned to his home in QuincyMiss Alice Meggs of Jacksonville

is in McIntosh for the winter andattending the McIntosh high schoolThis school io so far an unusual suc-

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educationally and some moreplcftBaitl little conveniences have beenadded to the building A handsomenew clock and window shades give I

nun comfort iiid aiHthetie tastesT art demount hcI by both teachers

tttid puppy hi Dm cultivation of beau-

tiful¬

put pliuilM Itt < < iirh windowilrn CiiiUM1 umUlilldrou of iiilmiN-

vlllo iw in our villain on it visit toMind tit + Itit Bililuln-

Mru Htmluul hurt rotuntQd homofront Dunnullon whoro she hail latilyboon visiting friends

The Hnptidl district association isto bo hold in McIntosh on the 25th ofthin month

Mr Dorbey and wife have arrivedand now occupy theMcCormackNealresidence-

Mrs Mattie Dunham of MemphisTenn is expected in McIntosh thisweek to make her mother and sister-

a visit A L L

The Tampa FairMarion county is to be sincerely

congratulated upon her selection ofcommissioners her principal repre-

sentative¬

this year being W M Gistof McIntosh who has devoted histime to canvassing the different at¬

tractions of this county to such effectthat it is safe to assume that Marionwill bring with her a winning exhibitAsa proof of Mr Gists good work he-

x has notified the authorities that hewill require the following space forthe live stock exhibit from his countyalone Six stalls for sheep thirtytails for hogs seventytwo for cat-

tle forty for horses and five formules in addition to which he will

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14 AND AROUND ANTHONYI

special Correspondence Ocala Banner

Mr George Pasteur has been busythe past week gathering a fine herd-

of cattle which he bought of hisbrother Mr John Pasteur of OcalaGeorge says they are sure fine and I

some are too fat for beef Watch hismarket and see for yourself

Little Berenice daughter of Mrand Mrs RR Russell has been verysick We are glad to report her im¬

proving under the skillful treatment-of Dr C W Lindner-

We understanG that I J Taylor isgoing to moove to Sparr and willcontinue the truck business on a largescale We say listen John go slowJohn is a good substantial citizenand neighbor and we are sorry toloose him

Mr J D Bassett spent last weekat Holder where he was called to seehis sick daughter Mrs J A Gum

bles He left her very much improv ¬

adMiss Annie Hillman is visiting

friends in Ocala for a short timeBP

Well Blue Bell has been nodding I

for some time but she is now wideawake ready for any important news

We are having some real coolweather Jack Frost is creeping verynear us-

Miss Mary Forbes one of Anthonyscharming young ladies has gone toOcala to attend school at that place

Messrs Herbert Oyer Thorntonand Sherouse of Citra made a flyingtrip to Anthony Sunday afternoon-

Mr Milton Jones of this place hasgone to Ocala to take a position in ablacksmith shop

Miss Annie Hillman has returnedhome from Ocala after a weeks vis¬

it to her friend Mrs W L Martinshe said she was royally entertained

Several young folks of GrinerFarm attended church here Sundaynight

Quarterly meeting will begin herenext Saturday-

We understand that Rev E KWhidden will begin a protractedmeeting at Sparr next weeK

Mr Will Jackson of Ocala was avisitor to our little town Sunday af¬

ternoonWell at last we have secured a

principal for the school hersMr E H Shealy has purchased a

beautiful piano for his daughterMr W L Martin the Ocala Ban-

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reporter known as Peter Stan-

ley

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was in Anthony a few days sinceaccompanied by his little son Grady

Well as Blue Bell is in a slow rushshe will ring off till next week

BLUE BELL

Oranges For SalePineapple oranges guaranteed true

to name for sale Three to fivehundred boxes Price pur lot 200 abox on the trees Address

HILLSIDE FillIT CO4t Lowell Fla

Sermon on Oooks

Sunday October iii 1100 a m OrW < 1 Undxuy will ptvnuh u Horinon-

on Hook All Ihf trust M K ti whi + r-

and pupUh of Uu High School uro O-

Hpoolally liwltod Ivory ono Intorshied In what our young people arereading should bo on hand

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The seasons first coldmay be slightmay yield-to early treatment but thenext cold will hang onlonger it will be moretroublesome too Un-necessary

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to take chances-on that second one ScottsEmulsion is a preventive-as well as a cure Take

SCOTTS EmULSION-

vhen colds abound andyoull have no cold Takewhen the cold is contracted-and it checks inflamma-tion

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heals the membranes-of the throat and lungsand drives the cold out

Send for free sample

SCOTT a BOWNE Chemists40 415 Pearl Street New Yrk

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SpeciilCorrespondenceto the Ocala BannerWe have been having lots of rainr

too much for the trucking notwith ¬

standing all this Crosby Wartmann iare setting about six acres of lettucenear the Shortridge mill

Mr and Mrs Andrew Ellis ofOcala were visiting their parents-Mr and Mrs T C Ellis last week

We had a real pretty wedding inin our burg last Friday night Sept29th the contracting parties beingMr Hardee of North Carolina toMiss Callie Hall daughter of MrWeslie Hall one of our best farmersThe wedding took place at the home-

of the brides parents and the cere ¬

mony was performed by our mostworthy justice of the peace R RShortridge who knows how to dosuch work The parents of the bridecelebrated this occasion with a nicedance which our parson J Pforgot himself long enough to joinina few sets Our J P was calledto Orange Springs to hold a coronersinquest over the body of a negrowho was shot at that place lasts Sat¬

urday night in a row with anothernegro

Our justice of of the peace is a hus ¬

tlerJM Lewis our star farmer is

having twenty acres of good landcleared preparatory for cotton plantitg next year Mr Lewis knows howto grow the fleecy staple for he camefrom South Carolina the place wherethe best is grown

The school wagon runs rain orshine from this place to Citra ErvinMartin is the contractor-

We are having no sickness aroundhere as this is one of the healthiestsettlements in the state good landand good water in abundance

XOPOWAN

PUNS to Ot Richare often frustrated by sudden breakdown due to dispepsia or constipa-tion

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Brace up and take Dr KingsNew Life Pills They take out thematerials which are clogging yourenergies and give you a new startCure headache and dizziness too AtTydiiigs and Coa drug store 25cguaranteed m

The President Sets a New Precedent-No president of the United States

ever left its borders at all during histerm of office When PresidentRoosevelt goes from New Orleans toWashington on a naval vessel as hepurposes doing he will have set a-

new precedent by leaving the bor¬

ders of the country The territorialjurisdiction of the United States ex¬

tends three miles at sea along itscoast but it will not be possible forthe vessel carrying President Roose-velt

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to keep within the three milelimit during the whole trip Cape

Ilatteras puts that out of the ques ¬

tion During tho whole of the tripI

however the president will be ableto keep in touch with the land andwith Washington by means of thowireless telegraph Iris vessel willbo equipped with ulreleMM apparatusand here will not he It moment whenho cannoti stud and reeelvo imMStijuH-Tlm Is u eoiivcniniUd no lot metpresident hUH boon uhln to eomiuand-

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I LochloosA HappeningsSpecial CoirrsijyomJemc Ocala HIIIIKT

I Mr W W Brown who purchased-the saw mill of R C McOahoy andson is ready to do work in line shape-

Mr J E Cochran is in Palatka at ¬

tending the session of the circuitcourt

Mr J W Smith was visiting inCitra Sunday-

The fishing business has again startupherebriskly

Mrs J C McEwen has just return-ed

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from a three weeks visit at Cole

manMrW P Tompkins has just re ¬

turned from a business visit at Gaines-ville

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I Mrs J EHall has just returnedhome from a few days visit with rel-

atives hereMr J P Tompkins of this place

returned to Jacksonville the first ofthe week where he is holding a posi¬

tion with the Seaboard RailroadServices were held at the M E

lurch last Sunday by Rev Haynes-of Hawthorn-

The Lochloosa school is progress ¬

ing nicely under the efficient manage ¬

ment of Miss May Froscher and EddyPadget

MARIGOLD

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JENNINGS MAKES A HIT

Takes Advantage of Opportunity andi

Says Right Thing at Right Time

The bankers convention in session-

at Washington D U adopted reso ¬

lutions thanking President Roosevelt-for his action in bringing about peacebetween Russia and Japan

The dispatch saysThe resolution was presented by

former Representative Pugsley ofPeekskill N Y and seconded by exGovernor W S Jennings of Floridaa relative of Bryan whose wordsmoved the hearty applause of theconvention We love peace J7 hesaid and we love the president Iwould not feel satisfied to remain si¬

lent and hear words of patriotismwithout rising here to second thisresolution and move for its unani ¬

mous adoption

Dont Borrow Treuble

It is a bad habit to borrow anything-but the worst thing you can possiblyborrow is trouble When sick soreheavy weary and worn out by thepains and poisons of dyprepsia bil¬

iousness Brights disease and similar I

internal disorders dont sit downand brood over your symptoms butfly for relief to Electric Citters Hereyou will find sure and permanent forgetfulness of all your troubles andyour body will not be burdened by aload of debt disease At TydingsCos drug store Price 50c Guar-anteed m

Friday Nov 24 has been decidedupon as Confederate Veterans Dayat the coming state fair at Tampaand one of the most elaborate pro¬

grams of the entire fifteen will be ar¬

ranged in honor of the occasion TheThird Brigade Confederate Veteranswill hold their annual reunion onthis day and a cordial invitation isextended by that noted brigrade toevery Confederate veteran wife son

or daughter in the south to attend

Hevemeer OelineaterWith its new dress of color through-

out¬

the fashion and advertising sec¬

tions the November Delineator pre ¬

sents a most attractive appearenceThe autumn fashions have a largeplace in the number being illustrated-and described in detail and interpre-ted

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by such authorities of dress asHelen BerkelyLloyd and Edouard laFountaine The table of contents con ¬

tains among its many features of inter ¬

est an article the second of two byDr William H Maxwell superintentendent of schools New York City-

on Education for Life through Liv ¬

ing which describes the routine of agreat public school A Run in Ire ¬

land is a delightful travel sketchby Seumas MacManus the well kown

Irish author N Hudson Moore

writes of Tables and Sideboardsin The Collectors Manual and

Tho Childs Dress is the subject

of Dr Grace Peckham Mirnys pa ¬

per The Romance ol a Gospel

Singer i is a timely contribution desmilting some Interesting events in

the lite of rhtirles Alexander the re-

vivalist

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The JuelyIMeeo Alhorl-

Higulou Pnlnert novel whUh has hewn

running in lie maguxlno is brought-

to an owl in this number and II At

Spinster Farm n by Helen WInslow

is continu d A delightful story of

boy life The Exaltation of WilliamHenry is from the pen of HermineTempletol There is a great deal of

interest and value to housewives inthe departments and for the littlefolks stories and pastimes-

Do You Wish to

MAKE MONEYGrowing Good Watermellons

Next YearFROM EDEN SEED-

If so I can help ycu start right by supplying-seed at a reasonable price

Last spring the ravages of rats forced me toplant my watermelon crop three times before astand was secured Consequently my melonsripened too late for profitable shipment and in ¬

stead of allowing them to decay I saved seed inthe following painstaking manner from per¬

fectly shaped sized and ripened selected mar ¬

ket mIons the first on live vinesBoth ends of each melon were cut off and

thrown away the melon split and the perfectlymatured seed taken from the center and driedwith special cal e No seed were saved fromrejected or decaved melons-

I guarantee these seed to be strictly firstclass-as good as have ever been grown I will plantmy next years crop from seed in the same boxfrom which I will sell to my customers-

As I have only iooo pounds hand the soonerorders are sent in the surer they will be filled

Price 75 cents per pound cash As to my re¬

sponsibility I refer to any mercantile agency orresponsible business ooncern

Henry D StillBlackville S C

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THE-PALMETTO PIANO CLUB-

By joining our Piano Club you will be able to get a> 400 grade Piano for 267 on payments of 10 downand membership dues of 6 per month without intrestPiano delivered free to nearest depot as soon as thefist Ten Dollars is paidA-

DVANTAGE OF OUR CLUB PLAN

To introduce and get this piano before the public wewill form a club of one hundred members and eachmember will get a piano at the wholesale price The

I club is limited to one hundred members and till in-

struments¬

will soon be taken

THE PALMETTO PIANO

Is an instrument that has been manufactured in ourI own factories with some special features that will

make it stand the climate conditions of this state betterthan any piano madeI

The Cab e Co npany j

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labels of Hatchetts Old Rye and secure a bottle free Save twelve tables of HatchettsThats Whiskey and secure a bottle free Save twelve labels of Eureka N CCorn and secure a bottle free Save twelve tables of N C Apple Brandy aud fccureone bottle free Save twelve labels of Eureka Malt and secure one bottle free Trice ofall goods bought at companys store are 700 per gallon le< s than when delivered Nocharge for jugs boxes or drayage All of my bottles are full measure All standardbrands of whiskies sold over my bar at roc per thinkto from 5 leaves 5 for Allwines quoted on application We also carry cheaper liquors than tho e quoted

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