< r g f I THE OCALA BANNER A OAITERVILLE Special Correspondence Ocala Banner During the past few weeks your i correspondent has been having rather- a tough time for with the exception- of himself all the members of the family have been down with dengue t fever but since a week ago the health of the whole neighborhood has greatly improved- Ye scribe feels lonesome to kill here- of f late The days are growing lon- ger ¬ oh so long and Sunday seems longest of all Wonder what has I brought about such a change in our dear little burg Surely something- very serious has happened- Mr J E Brooks is quite ill with the prevailing epidemic Plans are drawn for a new ferry boat for Stokes ferry and as it is badly needed it is hoped that it will soon be completed The old one is almost out of commission- Born to Mr and Mrt H A Ross Tuesday morning a boy + mother and child doing nicely Seems to be a continual change of ferryman for Stokes ferry Mr N C Dean has the place at present and it is hoped that he will retain it as he is the right man in the right place The water is still high in some places giving more or less inconve- nience ¬ to travel The waters how- ever are generally receding- The Sunday school services were omitted last Sunday on account of failure in attendance charmin- g girls are attending high school- in Ocala this year viz Misses Esther Turner Abbie Stokes and Inez Ross We hope that they may graduate with honors What about the wet and dry elec- tion ¬ I I suppose we will see what we shall see t MiM Palsy Ross has accepted a po- rtion ¬ aa teacher of the Shady Grove school which she is managing in her efficient manner UNCLE JOE Sick headache is caused by a dis ¬ ordered condition of the stomach and r is quickly cured by Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets For sale by all druggists m MlNTOSri Special Correspondence Ocala Banner I Mr L V Porter of the firm of Christian 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 Quincy Miss Alice Meggs of Jacksonville is in McIntosh for the winter and attending the McIntosh high school This school io so far an unusual suc- cess ¬ I educationally and some more plcftBaitl little conveniences have been added to the building A handsome new clock and window shades give I nun comfort iiid aiHthetie tastes T art demount hcI by both teachers tttid puppy hi Dm cultivation of beau- tiful ¬ put pliuilM Itt < < iirh window ilrn CiiiUM1 umUlilldrou of iiilmiN- vlllo iw in our villain on it visit to Mind tit + Itit Bililuln- Mru Htmluul hurt rotuntQd homo front Dunnullon whoro she hail latily boon visiting friends The Hnptidl district association is to bo hold in McIntosh on the 25th of thin month Mr Dorbey and wife have arrived and now occupy theMcCormackNeal residence- Mrs Mattie Dunham of Memphis Tenn is expected in McIntosh this week to make her mother and sister- a visit A L L The Tampa Fair Marion county is to be sincerely congratulated upon her selection of commissioners her principal repre- sentative ¬ this year being W M Gist of McIntosh who has devoted his time to canvassing the different at ¬ tractions of this county to such effect that it is safe to assume that Marion will bring with her a winning exhibit Asa proof of Mr Gists good work he- x has notified the authorities that he will require the following space for the live stock exhibit from his county alone Six stalls for sheep thirty tails for hogs seventytwo for cat- tle forty for horses and five for mules in addition to which he will r r use thirtysix coops for poultry Tampa Times x 4 J a s Le + r fin t + R y ii ed p S fl a- rt 14 AND AROUND ANTHONY I special Correspondence Ocala Banner Mr George Pasteur has been busy the past week gathering a fine herd- of cattle which he bought of his brother Mr John Pasteur of Ocala George says they are sure fine and I some are too fat for beef Watch his market and see for yourself Little Berenice daughter of Mr and Mrs RR Russell has been very sick We are glad to report her im ¬ proving under the skillful treatment- of Dr C W Lindner- We understanG that I J Taylor is going to moove to Sparr and will continue the truck business on a large scale We say listen John go slow John is a good substantial citizen and neighbor and we are sorry to loose him Mr J D Bassett spent last week at Holder where he was called to see his sick daughter Mrs J A Gum bles He left her very much improv ¬ ad Miss Annie Hillman is visiting friends in Ocala for a short time BP Well Blue Bell has been nodding I for some time but she is now wide awake ready for any important news We are having some real cool weather Jack Frost is creeping very near us- Miss Mary Forbes one of Anthonys charming young ladies has gone to Ocala to attend school at that place Messrs Herbert Oyer Thornton and Sherouse of Citra made a flying trip to Anthony Sunday afternoon- Mr Milton Jones of this place has gone to Ocala to take a position in a blacksmith shop Miss Annie Hillman has returned home from Ocala after a weeks vis ¬ it to her friend Mrs WL Martin she said she was royally entertained Several young folks of Griner Farm attended church here Sunday night Quarterly meeting will begin here next Saturday- We understand that Rev E K Whidden will begin a protracted meeting at Sparr next weeK Mr Will Jackson of Ocala was a visitor to our little town Sunday af ¬ ternoon Well at last we have secured a principal for the school hers Mr E H Shealy has purchased a beautiful piano for his daughter Mr W L Martin the Ocala Ban- ner ¬ reporter known as Peter Stan- ley ¬ was in Anthony a few days since accompanied by his little son Grady Well as Blue Bell is in a slow rush she will ring off till next week BLUE BELL Oranges For Sale Pineapple oranges guaranteed true to name for sale Three to five hundred boxes Price pur lot 200 a box on the trees Address HILLSIDE FillIT CO 4t Lowell Fla Sermon on Oooks Sunday October iii 1100 a m Or W < 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 Intor shied In what our young people are reading should bo on hand t t 3- ts COla ana Dnotn I The seasons first cold may be slightmay yield- to early treatment but the next cold will hang on longer it will be more troublesome too Un- necessary ¬ to take chances- on that second one Scotts Emulsion is a preventive- as well as a cure Take SCOTTS EmULSION- v hen colds abound and youll have no cold Take when the cold is contracted- and it checks inflamma- tion ¬ heals the membranes- of the throat and lungs and drives the cold out Send for free sample SCOTT a BOWNE Chemists 40 415 Pearl Street New Yrk iOC sad SLeo AU dragiit- J ANDALUSIA SpeciilCorrespondenceto the Ocala Banner We have been having lots of rain r too much for the trucking notwith ¬ standing all this Crosby Wartmann i are setting about six acres of lettuce near the Shortridge mill Mr and Mrs Andrew Ellis of Ocala were visiting their parents- Mr and Mrs T C Ellis last week We had a real pretty wedding in in our burg last Friday night Sept 29th the contracting parties being Mr Hardee of North Carolina to Miss Callie Hall daughter of Mr Weslie Hall one of our best farmers The wedding took place at the home- of the brides parents and the cere ¬ mony was performed by our most worthy justice of the peace R R Shortridge who knows how to do such work The parents of the bride celebrated this occasion with a nice dance which our parson J P forgot himself long enough to join ina few sets Our J P was called to Orange Springs to hold a coroners inquest over the body of a negro who was shot at that place lasts Sat ¬ urday night in a row with another negro Our justice of of the peace is a hus ¬ tlerJ M Lewis our star farmer is having twenty acres of good land cleared preparatory for cotton plant itg next year Mr Lewis knows how to grow the fleecy staple for he came from South Carolina the place where the best is grown The school wagon runs rain or shine from this place to Citra Ervin Martin is the contractor- We are having no sickness around here as this is one of the healthiest settlements in the state good land and good water in abundance XOPOWAN PUNS to Ot Rich are often frustrated by sudden break down due to dispepsia or constipa- tion ¬ Brace up and take Dr Kings New Life Pills They take out the materials which are clogging your energies and give you a new start Cure headache and dizziness too At Tydiiigs and Coa drug store 25c guaranteed m The President Sets a New Precedent- No president of the United States ever left its borders at all during his term of office When President Roosevelt goes from New Orleans to Washington on a naval vessel as he purposes doing he will have set a- new precedent by leaving the bor ¬ ders of the country The territorial jurisdiction of the United States ex ¬ tends three miles at sea along its coast but it will not be possible for the vessel carrying President Roose- velt I to keep within the three mile limit during the whole trip Cape Ilatteras puts that out of the ques ¬ tion During tho whole of the trip I however the president will be able to keep in touch with the land and with Washington by means of tho wireless telegraph Iris vessel will bo equipped with ulreleMM apparatus and here will not he It moment when ho cannoti stud and reeelvo imMStijuH- Tlm Is u eoiivcniniUd no lot met president hUH boon uhln to eomiuand- M lain I ti ittyh I LochloosA Happenings Special CoirrsijyomJemc Ocala HIIIIKT I Mr W W Brown who purchased- the saw mill of R C McOahoy and son is ready to do work in line shape- Mr J E Cochran is in Palatka at ¬ tending the session of the circuit court Mr J W Smith was visiting in Citra Sunday- The fishing business has again start upherebriskly Mrs J C McEwen has just return- ed ¬ from a three weeks visit at Cole manMr W P Tompkins has just re ¬ turned from a business visit at Gaines- ville ¬ I Mrs J EHall has just returned home from a few days visit with rel- atives here Mr J P Tompkins of this place returned to Jacksonville the first of the week where he is holding a posi ¬ tion with the Seaboard Railroad Services 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 Eddy Padget MARIGOLD r 7 i2 4- C r JENNINGS MAKES A HIT Takes Advantage of Opportunity and i 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 peace between Russia and Japan The dispatch says The resolution was presented by former Representative Pugsley of Peekskill N Y and seconded by ex Governor W S Jennings of Florida a relative of Bryan whose words moved the hearty applause of the convention We love peace J7 he said and we love the president I would not feel satisfied to remain si ¬ lent and hear words of patriotism without rising here to second this resolution and move for its unani ¬ mous adoption Dont Borrow Treuble It is a bad habit to borrow anything- but the worst thing you can possibly borrow is trouble When sick sore heavy weary and worn out by the pains and poisons of dyprepsia bil ¬ iousness Brights disease and similar I internal disorders dont sit down and brood over your symptoms but fly for relief to Electric Citters Here you will find sure and permanent for getfulness of all your troubles and your body will not be burdened by a load of debt disease At Tydings Cos drug store Price 50c Guar- anteed m Friday Nov 24 has been decided upon as Confederate Veterans Day at the coming state fair at Tampa and one of the most elaborate pro ¬ grams of the entire fifteen will be ar ¬ ranged in honor of the occasion The Third Brigade Confederate Veterans will hold their annual reunion on this day and a cordial invitation is extended by that noted brigrade to every Confederate veteran wife son or daughter in the south to attend Hevemeer Oelineater With its new dress of color through- out ¬ the fashion and advertising sec ¬ tions the November Delineator pre ¬ sents a most attractive appearence The autumn fashions have a large place in the number being illustrated- and described in detail and interpre- ted ¬ by such authorities of dress as Helen BerkelyLloyd and Edouard la Fountaine The table of contents con ¬ tains among its many features of inter ¬ est an article the second of two by Dr William H Maxwell superinten tendent of schools New York City- on Education for Life through Liv ¬ ing which describes the routine of a great public school A Run in Ire ¬ land is a delightful travel sketch by Seumas MacManus the well kown Irish author N Hudson Moore writes of Tables and Sideboards in 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 des milting some Interesting events in the lite of rhtirles Alexander the re- vivalist ¬ 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 William Henry is from the pen of Hermine Templetol There is a great deal of interest and value to housewives in the departments and for the little folks stories and pastimes- Do You Wish to MAKE MONEY Growing Good Watermellons Next Year FROM 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 to plant my watermelon crop three times before a stand was secured Consequently my melons ripened too late for profitable shipment and in ¬ stead of allowing them to decay I saved seed in the following painstaking manner from per ¬ fectly shaped sized and ripened selected mar ¬ ket mIons the first on live vines Both ends of each melon were cut off and thrown away the melon split and the perfectly matured seed taken from the center and dried with special cal e No seed were saved from rejected or decaved melons- I guarantee these seed to be strictly firstclass- as good as have ever been grown I will plant my next years crop from seed in the same box from which I will sell to my customers- As I have only iooo pounds hand the sooner orders 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 or responsible business ooncern Henry D Still Blackville S C J Eden Seed > 1 < i < t i > r > t o r Special Two Weeks Sale FO- RSGHOOL I 1 GOODS k I- e I AtTheFair- R i- I Ginhams Cheviots Outings That Fade Not That Tear Not ShrinK Not l I SHOES That Starjd Wear = BUSTER BROWN Blue Ribbon School Shoes HOSIERY That Pleases Mother A few Boys Knee Parjts and Suits to Close at Cost t 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 down and membership dues of 6 per month without intrest Piano delivered free to nearest depot as soon as the fist Ten Dollars is paidA- DVANTAGE OF OUR CLUB PLAN To introduce and get this piano before the public we will form a club of one hundred members and each member 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 our I own factories with some special features that will make it stand the climate conditions of this state better than any piano made I The Cab e Co npany j R Frank E Chase Ngr Jacksonville Fla i3I m1JM 51 idj r a i Ii Pimm LIST O- FEUREKA WINE LIQUOR CO- The 1 Great Southern Mall Order Houso- 13XP =0 1U3HS PUISPAI Pall QIUttt itoasuru Per I lour tilii ler- Gallen Quarts Quarts Cafe J Ilatchetla Private k f oo ft oo fti oo III c- oilatclietr i Thats Vhtskey 4 5o 4 tlo 090 13 7- 5llatehetts Old Rye 3 Zo 320 4 no q a Eureka N C Apple Brandy 4 75 4 75 7 00 1400 i N C Apple Brandy 30 3 2S a 85 9 7- 0Hureka Malt 4 CIO 4no 000 120- 0Hureka N C Peach Brandy 4 75 4 7S 700 14 oo N C Peaah Brandy 325 325 4 8S 970 V Eureka N C Carn 3 l5 3 25 8 5 970 Eureka N C Corn XX 3 75 00 4 60 oo Eureka N C Corn xxx 275 2 7i 4 ts 30 Eureka N C Corn xxXX zo 5o 37S 750 Old Crow Bourbon 4 50 4 50 6 75 13 s6 Sunny Brook Rye > is 3 is 565 II 30 Sunny Brook Sour Mash 375 75 565 II 30 Echo Spring 4 50 4 05 690 1275 Silk Velvet 5 00 5 25 7 S5 IS 70 Oak and 3 75 s 00 600 1200 Gin From 250 to 350 per Gallon Delivered Sive twelve labels of Hatchetts Private Sto < k and secure a bottle free Save twelve labels of Hatchetts Old Rye and secure a bottle free Save twelve tables of Hatchetts Thats Whiskey and secure a bottle free Save twelve labels of Eureka N C Corn and secure a bottle free Save twelve tables of N C Apple Brandy aud fccure one bottle free Save twelve labels of Eureka Malt and secure one bottle free Trice of all goods bought at companys store are 700 per gallon le < s than when delivered No charge for jugs boxes or drayage All of my bottles are full measure All standard brands of whiskies sold over my bar at roc per thinkto from 5 leaves 5 for All wines quoted on application We also carry cheaper liquors than tho e quoted I Special p ices on large quantities packed any sizes desired Money refunded if I satisfactory EUREK WINE AND LIQUOR COMPANY 135 W Bay St Jacksonville Fla x4J IE C SMITH o V ROBERTS SMITH ROBERTS t Fneral Directors and Licensed Embnlnjers Latest Methods Best Goods Work Guarantee J Telegraph orders receive atsention and embalming don anywhere on short notice OCL FURNITURE COMP lNYi- f i