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4 HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWNi

Vr Edward Johnson Tampa isIx at the Montezuma

Z Mr and Mrs R L Ban es of Etaare guests of the Montezuma

Mr and Mrs WC Affords aretke latest victims of dengue

i MrsAbe Brown after a severalraMnths visit is home again

Jkfr Walter Ray is happy His wifeaad child are back from i urth CaroJ JIa

MrE A Shealy wife and twokfldren were in town inom AnthonySaturday

DrrJ D Bennett of Crystal Riveramong the visitors in the city

Monday

Mr Bishop of the tirat or BishopStuart Anthony made short businesstrip to the city Saturday

Lr AB Albritton he urbanepostmaster and merchant uf Daiswasin town Monday on witless

Mrs J W Vard of Floral Citywas an Ocala on a shopping tour onday and stopped at the 3Ionteznm-

aMrJ JE Bridges and children j

t who have been visiting in Georgia> and North Carolina are home again

Superintendent VD Carn wasunable to attend the teachers meet ¬ I

ing Saturday on account of sick-ness

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spending several months in the1

mountains of North Carolina return-ed yesterday afternoon i

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Among the visitors in the city from I

Belleview Friday we noted Vrs F i

W Bulkley Dr T K Slaughter and I

Mr JL Whiseiiant

Buy your Feiiilizer or Fertilizerr materials t of Ling Swartz CoI

agents for the Sanders Fertilizer CoT1 Jacksonville Fla x j

t Mr J l Smith a deputy sheriff-of

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Central a promising yours manIy paid the Banner office a pleasant calk

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Saturday i-

Ir J R Borland who has recent-lyI retired from the editorial control j

iFof the Jasper News paid this office a j

m F fraternal call Saturday j

Genial Bart Corley of the Wild-wood

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News cime up Saturday and j

IS spent Sunday in the city with i

friends who are always glad to wel-come

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i Messrs H W Long of Martel RW Holliday of Citra and S R

f Pyles of Shady were among Ocalasvisitors Saturday

j It behooves you to use the bestI fertilizes on your crops FavoriteFertilizers are honestly made andwill give the best results Lang

i Swart A Co agents for Ocala zIt will be pleasant news to their

t many friends to know that Dr and-i t1n E Van Hood returned homeli Sunday morning from their visittot

New Yoak and other cities

I Mr H W Jones will in a fewI weeks have as his guests during thej winter iiis mother and his eoasin

Miss Cfira Whitney of South Aeton1M assI Hon S A Fackler than whomI there is ao more orignal editor inttheI state eatno up from Crystal Riverj Monday on business apd reports theI News we a boom

r Mr Pe usoii Moody is in the cityai guest ot the ontezuma hotel HensI a Torater Uiaiian but now residesJackitoiiviile and his many friends

Ii arc glad totee him

Messrs Lang Swartz Co are6he-aulhcriztxl1 agents of the SandsFertilizer Co of Jacksonville Ifjf u are needing fertilizers or aDY-

thiJii g in the fer ilizer line you whineI well to figure with them before buy

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Mr C W Josephs former propri ¬

etor cf the Montezuma but now ofthe Verona Inn Clearwater is in thecity on business connected with hiscooperage eiiterprise

Miss Ella Sharman principal of thenigh school at Geiger was in the cityfor several ears the guest of Mrs PH Gillen retcrjiing home Sunday j

afternoon-

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Archibald Cuthill of Martel-

was in rile city Saturday en route toDunedin where fco will visit his I

brother and remain through the or¬I

ange season I

Mr W J F Sage wife and childi I

who have been visiting Mr and Mrs I

C K Sage on South Second Street I

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in this city returned to their home j

in Jacksonville Friday j

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Two df the colored men connectedwith JJ e nedicine show which hasbeen exhibiting on South MagnoliaStreet for the past ten days were ar¬

rested jsst before leaving for Tampa I

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Monday on charge of fighting Dr I

Bell who hascharge of the aggrega-

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put up 5 for each of their bondsand they have left town I

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Mr Robert Culbreath who has for j

some time been on the night police j

force has resided his position and I

will leave Wednesday for his old I

home near Albany Ga He willlater j

o gow Cambridge Ga to accept aposition as overseer of a large plan j

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tation t r C W Stevens will takehis laioevm the force

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TEACHERS ASSOCIATION

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As announced in this paper the Ma-

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County Teachers Association I

was held in the Methodist churchI

Saturday morning at ten oclockt

About tweaty teachers responded-to the roll call and in the absence ofProf Cam who was unavoidably de¬

tained on account of sickness ProfKing of Reddick was called to thechair and Miss McCreary of this cityacted as secretary

After some interesting premlimina-ries the program was taken up andthe teachers assigned to the varioussubjects contributed most excellent-and entertaining papers

The Tampa Fair and School Ex-

hibit¬

was discussed by Mrs Bradfordand Miss Cora Griffin Mr Green be-

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absentThese papers were enthusiastic and

at goes for the saying that Marioncounty will be well represented atthe Tampa Midwinter Fair with a I

crepitable school exhibit and theteachers are confident that the prizewill be captured by our county MrGist Marion countys Fair commis-sioner was present and reinforced-and emphasized what the teacherssaid of the importance of having anexhibit of this kind

Mr Gist is very enthusiastic andhis enthusiasm is catching-

Mrl Chambliss one of our bankers-was to have been present but hisbusiness engagements are such andespecially on Saturdays that he wascompelled to forego this pleasure

Opposition of the Barrooms toPublic Schools was to have beendiscussed by Mr Emanuel Martin sfFellowship and Rev C C Carroll ofOcala but Nfr Carroll being sickRev L W Moore was substituted-

Mr Martins address is said to havebeen an extremely felicitous and

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humorous one and received all sortsof commendation His friends saythat be is a second Mark Twain and

I we shall hear from him iu the future

IMr Moores address was entirely

impromptu but he rose equal to the-I occasion and crystali7ed many beau-

tiful and important thoughts into theI

brief space of a very few minutesI Besides taking part in discussing-thel School Exhibit at the TampaFair Mrs Bradford rea0 a very

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charming paper on EstheticsI which was very generally applaudedi

i A general discussion was then par-

ticipatedi

in on the Aims or SchoolWork for the Present Term

j Besides the teachers quite ahems her of outsiders attended and werei

i well repaid for their presence-i i

I It Brought Resultst J D Carroll inserted an advertise

menfc in the Ocala Banner offering-for sale a forty acre place in the vi-

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cinity of Anthony several weeks agoD C Lewis one of our colored sub

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scribers and a prompt payer toosaw the advertisement and as a reyesthe transfer of the property

Baptist Association at MclntoshLarge numbers attended the Bap¬

tist association at McIntosh Thurs-day

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and Friday and were splendidlyentertained and all pronounce the

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association a success in every wayThose who attended from Ocala wereRev C C Carroll W D Cam MrsJ G Spurlin and Mrs Jackson

Hotel Changes HandsThe Seminole Hotel at Bellview

changed hands Saturday This househas for a number of years been oper ¬

ated by Mis F W Bulkley who soldit yesterday to Dr Tom K SlaughterMayer of the town As he has beenin that place for some time he evi¬

dently Knows what he is about whenhe invests his money in Bellview realestate Mr and Mrs Bulkley willin all probability remain in the vil-

lage¬

of oaks during the winter

Favorite Fertilizers for all cropsand all fertilizer material tor sale byLang Swartz Co x

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laRg Swartz ft C I Will Add a Llar f-

Sreeristo Their hseatBusiness

dMessrs Lang Swartz Company-

who opened a wholesale store inOcala a few months ago in the Robert-son

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building have done so muchlarger business than they anticipated-that they have added a complete line I

of groceries and also a line of ammunition to their stock of hay grainand feed

This firm consists of Messrs Louis-

E Lang A T Swrtz and W WStripling-

MrI

Lang has been a successful tur¬

pentine operator and having sold hisinterests in one of the largest andmost profitable farms in the countyabout a year ago is now investinghis capital in other directions andsaw no more alluring prospects thaniu opening up this business with thegentlemen named and the splendidtrade the firm has had has fully jus-

tified¬

Mr Langs business discernwent

Mr Swartz has for A long timefeeen representing see of the chiefwholesale grocery firms of Jackson-ville

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andha9 a large business ac-

quaintance¬

with the mercantile interests of this section

Mr Stripling has been travelingthis section so long that it is almostneedless to tell our readers who heis He is perhaps the best knowncommercial man on the road and hasthe largest acquaintance

The three together make a verystrong combination and since open¬

ing their doors a few moths agohaivedone four times the businessthey anticipated and are already

I compelled to enlarge their quartersAfter November 1 in addition to theroom already occupied they will an¬

nex the storeroom now occupied byI Mr Neehams plumbing establish-

menti They received Friday a car-loadI offiour from the Liberty Millsand this is only a precursor of whatis to follow

Success to tnem U

Escaped Prisoners ReturningThree of the negro prisoners who

made their escape Wednesday nighttram the county jail are again behindthe bars and the officers are hot onthe trail of the remaining foUl

Those still as large and for whomthe sheriff has offered a reward of25 each are George Snth3B year

old John Pound 35 yews old BitCanty 45 years old nd LazarusiGreen 30 years old Canty was ajfederal prisoner while the otherswere awaiting trial at the comingterm of the circuit court on variouscriminal charges

One of the three captured telephon-ed

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for the officer to come and gethim is he was wet and cold and that

I all his clothes were in the jailThe key which one of the men had

manufactured with which to unlockthe cells is a pretty clever piece of i

workmanship considering the means I

at hand for making it It is made of j

two iron spoons nicely riveted to-

gether¬

One of the men recaptured upon I

being asked why the other prisoners I

did not also make their escape re¬

pliedBoss the hole in the wall was a i

small one and all that could possibly i

Isqueeze through it left and you betit wasnt because they did nt wantto go too-

JesseI

Knight aged 88 years a res-

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of Sarasota indulges in a swimI

in the bay frequently and stands 40foot without a knot or a limp Heis a living expmple of the health of I

that section Tallahassee Capitol-Mr Knight is an Uncle of Profi

Josiah Varn and located many yearsago the tract of land which has j

recently been made into an orangegrove by the Lemon Bay Fruit Co I

the owners of which reside in OcalaIi

Matting at all prices to twit all tastescia lurniture So I

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says the doctor to many of his lady patients because he doesnt Kknw of any medicinal treatment that will positively cure womb orovarian troubles except the surfeons knife

That such a medicine exists however has been proved by the xwonderful cures performed on diseased women in thousands ofcases by

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has rescued thousands of others from a melancholy lifetime of y

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my womb which had crowded every¬dence telling us all yaw troubles thing down before writes Mrs S JWe will send Free Advice in plain Chrisman of Mafnsv1lle N Y 1 suf-

fered untold misery and could hardlyAddress Ladiessealed envelope walk After taking Cardui leave upAdvisory Dept The Chattanooga my supporter and can now be on myMedicine Co Chattanooga Tenn feet half a day at atie-H ROBINSON Pres J C BOOZER AMtMgr

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I In answer to numerous inquiries I desire to have it known to inI desire to state to my frirmi and friends and acquaintances thatbusiness acquaintances throughout have no connection with or inter-

estthe south that I have no interest in the Ludden Bates South-ern

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in or connection with the Ludden Music House established byBates Southern Music House Wm Ludden and myself in 1870

which was established by me and Mr Ludden and myself and Jas-J A Bates about thirtyfive years persen Smith many years asso-

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ago I am now interested largely with us are now interested-and solely in the LUDDEN SMITH in the LtTDDENCAirPBELLSMITHMusic COMPANY and in the LUD Co of Jacksonville Fla So farDENCAMPBELLSMITH Co of Jack-sonville

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Fla who continue the who helped to make the Luddensame policies and business dealings Bates name so well knownwhich built up for us the largest throughout the South is now con-

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music business in the South with the sameWM LUDDKX J A BATES

Ve print the apove htrer in order to correct certaininisleading injpressiotis which tm beinj made among ourmany friends and eusfoni v p lielievr that most buy el swish to deal with the wph ctilor polities and methodsgave them the grciitesi ifpution ever accoidcd anypiano dei < rB in then south

All WIHI wish o < feal with 1V Ludden J A Pates AB Junpbvll Jasprrsfi Smill rtnwmher they are associatunly i-

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