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tover Three Hundred Ladies of Ocala Appeal the Voters For Pro-

hibition¬

IHomes vs SaloonsWe the undersigned plead with the voters of Ocala and Ocala and Marion county to remember tke defense-

less women and helpless children at the polls on Tuesday next and to cast your vote for our protection We begthis in the name of the Master

Mrs Fannie R Fary Mrs O M Gale Mrs J W AikenMrs R McConathy Mrs J H Livingston Mrs L P PykeMrs AV K Zewadski Mrs PCvelJ Miss Louise MoodyMrs Carrie Long Mrs M H Hatchel-

llMrs W S Bullock

Mrs R A Burford < h5 W r Durst Mrs W D CarnMrs E Van Hood Mrs M L Lee Mrs M H ArnoldMrs William Hocker liss Louise Harris Mrs Lee MillerMrs AV C Lindsay Mrs Tf < x Ud Miss WartmanMrs L AV Jackson Mrs R W Flynn Mrs B W BlountMrs AV N Camp Mrs J D rubinson Mrs G AV YellsMrs Jack Camp Mrs S 1C Kennedy Mrs A J Brigance-Mrs AV H Powers Mrs V A Knight lrsV P EdwardsMrs Mamie HowseStovaM Miss Sarah vyhitfieM Mrs C A LiddonMrs J E Chase Miss Laura Frand Miss Eloise IzlarMrs F E Harris Miss Griie I1 reda Miss Edna DozierMrs Chas Miller Miss Estelle Merrill Miss Eunice McGaginMrs AV J Byrne Miss Pauline Herndon Miss Emma ProctorMrs Luella Gary Helvenston Miss Josie Williams Miss Lillie McConn

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Mrs W Ernest Oldfield Miss Nellie Stevens Miss Mary FosterMrs C B Lohrig Miss Fannie Clark Miss Mura GriffinMrs Jennie Whitfield Miss Susie Osteen Miss Mamie GrinerYrs W W Stripling Mrs J J Walters Miss Helen EdwardsMrs CL Bittinger Mrs D E Davidson Miss Leafy SylvesterMrs W T Gary Mrs P C Davis Mrs J J TillisMrsT G Spurlin Mrs George W Martin Mrs D E Matthews-

MrsMrs H C Groves Mrs W L McIIvaine E AA MantelMrs Dri Izlar Mrs M1 C Juhan Mrs Jennie MarshalliIrs W J Chambers Mrs P R Lester Mrs Thomas SextonMrs C L Webb Mrs Annie Perry Mrs D A MillerMrs J P Hilburn Mrs M R Liddon Mrs F A TeagueMrs M L Lee Mrs G W Cleveland Mrs V V Newsom34rs SD Feaster Mrs G L Taylor Mrs George Hayes3Hrs L M Moore Mrs E A Carlton Miss Mamie Taylorprs R G Blake Mrs B J Potter t Miss Marguerite TaylorMrs George R McKean Miss Valeta Potter Mrs W L DurstMrs Agnes Williams Mrs Sarah Weston Mrs Mallory LiddonMrs Lu B Smith Mrs Sam Barrett Mrs John G Ferguson

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Mrs Jean Austin Mrs F B Tanner Mrs S T SistrunkMrs Elizabeth Anderson Mrs R A Green Mrs II C LoveridgeMiss Lillian Anderson Mrs T B Snyder Mrs AV H ClarkeMiss A Gary Mrs J L Emerson Mrs E C Edwards-

MrsMIsG T Maughs Mrs C R Tydings L HomeMrs George E Shuey Mrs A B Brumby Mrs W L Martin J

Mrs C F Schneider Mrs F A Howse Mrs W A GobMiss Elsie Schneider 1 Mrs L W Roades Mrs AV L LummusMrs L Clary Mrs J F Odum Mrs AV AA ClyattMrs A L Proctor Mrs A G Gates Mrs AV D RicheyMiss Estelle Merrill Mrs Ida Savage Mrs A J Edwards-Mrs A Rowe Mrs S S Knight Mrs H D StokesMrs E Halsey Mrs M B Layne Mrs John D Crawford-Mrs E J Freyermuth Mrs Charles Matthews Mrs K R Bridges

I Mrs 3 W Liles Mrs Charley Thomas Mrs E AV DavisMrs J A Bowers Mrs F B Beckham Miss F Harrington-

MrsMrs C E Thomas Mrs E J Foy J W KeaMrs G C Thompson Mrs J E Bankston Mrs T E BiggsMrs P N Shafer Mrs A A AViner Mrs Callie SteinMrs Hamilton Mrs M C Dosh Mrs Lanier Robertson-Mrs R C Ganey Mrs J S Hooper Mrs F V BrazzellMrs AVm Tucker Mrs Isabella Sims Mrs A E CondonMrs J M Thompson Miss Isabella Sims Mrs Miles LandersMiss Emma Barber Miss Lela M Harper Mrs Lela RobertsonMiss Moser Mrs Major Izlar Mrs M PetersonMiss TUlle Pyles Mrs Arthur Clark Mrs Clara OgleMiss Marguerite Peace Mrs L M Devereaux Mrs A L SistrunkMiss Freddie Foy Mrs Ida Evans Mrs V AA BlakeMiss Nellie Anderson Mrs P W Spell man Mrs E J BrayMrs F AV Miller Mrs G A Petteway Mrs J IngramMrs Jessie Haycraft Mrs John Dozier Mrs J ShealyMrs J C Carter Mrs Len Dozier Mrs II AV AdamsMrs H J Rawls Mrs F W Kunze Mrs n SpencerMrs AA A Pelot Mrs J W Williams Mrs M J Spencer-Mrs J R Hewitt Mrs X D Mason Miss Annie ColyMrs Bessie Hyman Mrs W H Marean Mrs Ida GatesMrs R S Hall Mrs A S Scarborough Mrs S P Templeton-Mrs Ml C Looney Mrs E M Smith Mrs I A Holloman

y Mrs C J Phillips Mrs G C Adams Mrs A J Leavengoodi Mrs J D Pope Mrs W C Galbraith Mrs E J Cason

Mrs Isaac Stevens Mrs A E Proctor Mrs H D McDavidMrs J W Bishop Mrs R E Brigance Mrs Ida FogleMrs J B Carlisle Mrs A L Stewart Mrs F C Dorsey

I Mrs A E Gerig Mrs C D Cannon Mrs w A FenderMrs B TJ Seymour Mrs A M Summers Mrs W F MarlowMiss Mary Seymour Miss Lela Barnes Mrs Dr MoodyMrs J P Fretwell Mrs G S Scott Mrs X L GottliebMrs Sue Richardson Mrs T H McClymonds Mrs John L Edwards zMrs R C Stone Airs W T Cole Mrs Arthur fastersMrs SR AVhaley i Mrs L H Bailey Mrs C H ShawMrs S P Hopkins Mrs W B McDonald Miss L A XanerMiss Blanche Ausley Mrs E E Moon Miss Jennie DunnMrs G Borger Miss Edith Batchelder Mrs T E Bridges-

MrsMrs H H Lapham Mrs H S McAteer S J ParrMrs T D Lancaster Miss Lilly Martin Miss Mary ParrMrs E VT Green Mrs A E Campbell Miss Sadie ParrMrs H H Tobey Mrs Jordan Mrs Grover Spencer-

MrsMrs T AV Troxler Mrs A E Burnett Frank LytleMrs E E Peckham Mrs R B Fuller Mrs Moxley-

MrsIrs 1L M Little Mrs N C C ark J AV Pearson3Irs AV E McGahagin Mrs J S Leach Mrs Charles Matthews-

MrsMrs T H oohnson Mrs J S Burge W D CamIrs O L Bachelder Mrs R L McClure t

w 31rs J M Gates Mrs W L Colbe-rttrMrs A S PIttman Mrs Joe Lancaster II

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1 WET AND DRY COUNTIES1

mIOthl Editor Ocala Banner-

I wish to give a few more facts inTeply to some of the late wet pieces

I in the Ocala papers In your issue of-

F November 18th you say that Talla-hassee Live Oak Lake City and

r Gainesville are no more prosperous>

than Ocala

t It is not the claim of prohibitiont speakers that carrying the town dry

1 will boom it financially but it is ourclaim that it will not hurt it inanyt>way and we point to these places and

I show you that they are more pros-perous

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than when they were wet

11simply to prove that they have notbeen killed by prohibition As an-

cOther proof we have testimony frommajority of the leading business-

men from each of the towns referredtot certifying that their businesses

re letter than when the town wasWet I do not know whether you callan increase in business prosperity or-

Wil1yoU

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tell me why you do not-heve the statements of so many of

beat men in these townsimething else might have made

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business better but certainly prohi ¬

bition has not made it worseNow how about the increase in

I population Five years ago LakeICity had a population of 4073 To ¬

day she has 6569 a gain of 2426 LiveI

Oak five years ago had a populationof 1669 today she has over 5000 an i

increase of over 3000Gainesville five years ago had a

population of 4633 today she has5500 Ocala five years ago had a

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population of 3380 I have not seenthe census report for Ocala but I ask ¬

ed the census enumerator R W Er¬

vin just after he had taken three I

wards and would it run to 5000 and I

he said it would not go over 4500 ifthat t

Tallahassee has not been dry but a I

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little overa half a year She has i

made about the same growth as Oca-

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I do not know whether you call Ii

increasing in population prosperity-or not but these increases certainlyshow that prohibition has not hurtthe towns

Some one who signs his himselfHAn Old Timer whom I suppose is

the same as Apex and the other i

nom de plumes refers us to Vermont i

Maine and Kansas Prohibition inl

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these states has proven most success ¬

ful The wets tell us it is a failureand the drys tell us it is a successbut the people in these states laugh

Iat our ignorance and say that wewho have experienced it are satisfied I

and are keeping itThe wets say that Vermont after-

a long time went back to a licensedstate but they dont tell us that afterone years trial under license and lo ¬

cal option it went bacK almost to aprohibition state and today 65 out I

of 75 municipalities have prohibition-and all the counties except three

V D CARS

To the Dry Voters of the County-

We wish to call your attention tothe fact that it is very important-that you go to the polls and cast yourvote for a dry county Clay countywent wet by only three votes Fourmore votes for the drys would havechanged the result We expect Dunn ¬

ellon to go a large majority wet andthe other precincts must overcome-the Dunnellon majority Your vote-is important and is needed Remem-ber

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the election November2SthW D CARN

Chairman Prohibition Club-L

IW MOORE

Secretary Prohibition Club

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Heading Hillman Off

General Albert Gilchrist the hand ¬

some DeSoto county statesman andcapitalist who is always found guilty-of doing the handsome thing on prop-

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occasions treated the newspaperfraternity and members of the lastlegislature to a luncheon at the TampaBay hotel Wednesday Plant CityCourier

TO REMOVEFRECKLE and PIMPLES-

IN 10 DAYS US-

ENADINOLATHE COPLEXIOK BEAUTIFIER

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ikTHE AD > NOLA GIRL

Formerly Advertised and sold asNADINOLA-

No change in formula or package The nameonly has been changed to avoid confusion as wecannot afiord to have so valuable prepaiationconfused with any otherTWJ AUINOLA is guaranteed and money will be

refunded in every case where it fails to re-move

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freckles pimples liver spots collar discoloratiotnssallowness sun tan black headsdisfiguraing ernptions etc The worst cases intwenty days Leaves the skin clear soft healthy-and restores the beauty of youth

Price 50c and Sioo Sold in each city by allleading druggists or by mail

Prepared only byNATIONAL TOILET CO

V Paris TennSold Ocala by and all leading drug stores

NOTIC-

EFOLLOWINGTHE NAMED PERhave been appointed by the i

board of county commissioners ofMarion county Fla as inspectors-and clerks of election Election tobeheld November 28 1905 to decidewhether or not the sale of liquorwines or beer shall be prohibited inMarion county Fla i

Ocala District 1 Box 1 JT Lan-caster

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John F Crawford C M Liv¬

ingston inspectors Baxter Carnclerk

Box 2 I Stevens J G Ferguson-John Pasteur inspectors F Lancas-ter

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clerkReddick District 2 Ed Ron L S-

Light H G Hull inspectors W MSherouse clerk-

Flemington District 3 W DMathews C H Gray F E Smoakinspectors J K Mixson clerk

Cotton Plant District 4 D MBarco Newcom Barco J L B Hudgins inspectors Chas Veal clerk I

Romeo District 5 C R Dean JM Nettles W J Folks inspectors-J

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J Turner clerkCamp Izard District 6 WLJordan I

R E Aikins W F Strickland in-spectors

¬IJ A Thomas clerk

Shady Grove District 7 Geo I

Johns Reuben Redding 11 Douglasinspectors Jno Morrison clerk

Summerfield District 8 A DMitchell Nathan Mayo ThosW Dillard inspectors L B Branch clerk

Lake Weir District 9 G B BushJno Smith W E McGahagin in-

spectors¬

A W Young clerkMoss Bluff District 10 W E Mar¬

tin Jos Stanaland A W Fort in¬

spectors J B Caldwell clerkGrahamville District 11 J H f

Randall J B Griggs W T Hender-son inspectors P L Durisoe clerk

Salt Springs District 12 R MLong Ruben Long W PWilliamsoninspectors J FFalana clerk I

District J WFt McCoy 13 I

Stevens O E Hill H C Martininspectors W S Priest clerk

Orange Springs District 14 A Mc-Bride W H Pegram A D Wellinspectors D M Waldron clerk

Linadale District 15 J A McCraney C A McCraneyJ B Booth I

inspectors R B Ervin clerk I

Citra District 16 VJ CrosbyI

R C Douglass H G Dunn inspec-tors

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Stewart Ramey clerkAnthony District 17 B H Leit

ner EF Forbes W W Howell inspectors George Stewart cierk j

Martin District 18 W M Shock I

ley W B Livingston J H Knoblock inspectors N J Townsend I

clerkStanton District 19 H C Mor j

rison W L Smith R A Kelsey in-spectors

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F H Lytle clerkBlitchton District 20 B R Blitch

Joe Aikins R A Sandifer inspec j

tors J D Ferguson clerkBelleview District 21 F H Light i

sey Tom Mitchell J A Freemaninspectors Jos Lucius clerk I

McIntosh District 22 H L Dickson W J Norsworthy W E Alleninspectors B R Chambers clerk I

Pedro District 23 Geo J Proc ¬

tor David Shaw P A Snow inspec-tors

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M M Proctor clerkDunnellon District 24 George P

Bridges W D Edwards W J Wa-ters

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inspectors C G Leitner clerkCandler District 25 J T Hall T I

E Pritchett Robt Blair inspectorsG G Ritchie clerk j

Sparr District 26 S D Souter i

GL Carton J B Malloy inspec-tors

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S E Civis clerk j

Eureka District 27 J P Brinson J J Brinson G B Parramore 1

inspectors Irvine Wellhorner clerkLevon District 28 B F Freer-

E H Freer J A Smith inpectors-Chas Lucius clerk

Kendrick District 29 W E Nix-C E Nix G B Chappell inspectors-J C Priest Jr clerk

Martel District 30 A Cuthill CD P Hay raft J M T Carter in-spectors

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S B Brooks clerk I

Fairfield District 31 R H Scott IW G Gibson Henry Gatrell inspec ¬

tors J A Thomas clerk I

H W LONG Chairman I

Attest S T SISTRUXK Clerk

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The Exact thing Required For Con-

stipation¬

I As a certhin purgative and stom-ach

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Ipuriger Chamberlains Stomach-

and Liver Tablets semes to be thej exact thing required strong enoughI for the most rocust yet mild enoguh-and safe for children and withoutthat terrible griping so common tomost purgatives say R S Webster-

Co Udora Ontarin Canada Forsale by all druggists m

trofC55iottalR D FULLER L F BLALOCK

FULLER BLALOCK

I Over Munroe ChamblissDentists

Bank Ocala Fla

I < M EBIGGS

ATTORNEYATOffice in GaryAgnew Block

OCALA I FLORIDA

M THOMPSONJ =

PHYSICIAN AND SURGEONOffice over Teapot Grocery Opp Montezuma

OCALA FLA

EDWIN SPENCER

ATTORN EYATLA WOCALA 7Sv FLORIDA

JK CHASEI

DENTIST j

OCALA FL

L SISTRUNKCARLOSATTORNEYATLAW

Room 4 Ma smc Buildingw I

most careful turnersand gardeners everywhere

place confidence In FerrySeedsthe kind that nev-

orfaUFERRY5I SE4EDS-

bay been standard for49They are not ansold by all dealers 1905

Anwa1ree for theDM FERRY CO-

OetrattMlcii ANO-

TICEI

OF INTENTION TO APPLYFOR LETTERS PATENT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THEwill apply to the Governor of

the state ol Florida at Tallahassee Florida ontill soth dau rf Deeeber A D poj

for letters patent incorporating the lcGEHEELUMBER COucder the following proposedcharter

C J McGEHEEOEO E PORTERC D BLACKWELl

PROPOSED CHARTER OF MGEHKE LUM-BER

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COThe undersigned hereby associate them-

selves¬

together for the purpose of becoming incaIporated under the laws of the state of Floridafor the transaction of business under the fo-llowing

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charterARTICLE 1

The name of this corporation shall be theMcGEHEE LUMBER COMPANY Its princi-pal

¬omce shall be in Marion county Florida

uearSummerfield and its busiuos shall be con ¬

ducted in said county of Marion and elsewhereas may be necessary or convenient

ARTICLE IIThe general nature of the business to be

conducted by said poration shad be themanufacture and saleof lumber turpentine androsin to buy own and sell real estate timberand timbered lands to operate and conduct ageneral mercantile business and in order tocarryon such businesses to own and operate-saw mills planing mills dry kilns to buildown and operate tram roads and ways engines-and log cars to buy own and sell horsesmules-and wagons to buy own and sell tocks andbonds of other corporations to mortgage or Sellany or allot its property and in general to buyown and operate any and all sucn property asshall or may be necessary to properly carry onand conduct said businesses and to do all suchthings in connection therewith as may be per-mitted

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under and by the laws of the state ofFlorida

ARTICLE IIIThe amount of the capital tck authorized

shall be twenty thousanu dollars divided in twohundred shares of the par value of one hindred dollars each the same to be paid in cash

ARTICLE IVThe ttrm for which said corporation shall

tii t hall be fifty yearsAKTICLE V

The business said orpcrtiou shall be con-ducted

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by a president vicepresident treasurerand a secretary gcueial manager all ofwhom shall be members of the board of Direc-tors

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and stockholders in said corporation The jI

offices of secrttaiy and general manager may be-held by one person The annual meeting for jthe election of officers shall be held on the scond Wediitsday January in each lntil I

the officers elected at the first election shall be j

quahued the business f corporation shall jbe conducted by the following named officersacting as a provisional Board direcios vizC I

J McGehee president Geo E Porter vicepresident C I > Blackwell treasurer and J DScruggs secretary and general manager

ARTICLE VII

The highest amount of indebtedness or liability to which the corporation mny at any-time subject itself shall be one hundrt thousanddollars I

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ARTICLE VIII

The names and residences of the subscribingincorporators > fthe said corporation together i

with the numberof shares of its capital I

stock subscribed each are as follows-C J McGehec LiVe Oak Florida shares I

Gee E Porter live Oak Florida 50 shares-C D Blackwell Live Oak Florida 50 sharesJ D Scruggs Summer eld Florida50 shares-

C J McGEHEE SealGEO K ORTER SealC U BLACKWELL Seal I

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State of FloridaSuivannee County jBefore me a notary public ht and for the

state of Florida at large personally appeared C I

J McGehee Geo E Porterand CD Blackwelleach to me well known and known to me to bethe individuals described in and who subscribedtheir names to the foregoing proposed charter f

aLd severally acknowleoged that they executedthe same fr the uses and puroes therein Iexpressed

Witness my hand aud official seal this nth day-of

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November A D 1005-SKALj ii 17 F L KEES

Notary Public State of loiida at Large I

My commission expires Dec 13 A U 1906

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NOTICE OF ELECTIONI

UNDERSIGNED HEREBY GIVE ITHE to all persons that an election hasbeen and is hereby called for and will be held-on Tuesday thr-

sSi day of Ntresii lit r jJojin Miion county state of Florida to decidewhether the sale of intoxicating liquors wines-or berr shall be prohibited in said county ofMarion a s provided by Article XIX of the con-stitution

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of FloridahOARD OF COUNTY COMMISSIONERS OF

MARION COUNTY State of Florida ST Sisrunk as Clerk of Said card ofCounty Commissioners SEAL

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I NOTICEI

In the Circuit Court of the Filth Judicial Circuit ofFlorida in and for Marion County In ChanceryArthur Lewis Complainant vs Elizabeth

Lewis Defendant Order For ConstructiveService

TT 15 ORDERED THAT THE DEFENDANTherein named towit Elizabeth Lewis oe andshe fs hereby required to appear to ihe bill olcomplaint jn this cause on or before

JJonttev flu 5th rfj of February ADjgooIt is further ordered that a copy of this orderbe published once a week for eight consecutive

weeks in the Ocala Banner a newpaper pub ¬lished in said county and state

This 14th day of Nov 1905seal S T SISTRUNK

EDWIN SPENCER Clerk Circuit CourtMarion County FlaComplainants Solicitor by H C SistrunkDC

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J NOTICEI

ITIlE DEFENDANT AND OTHER PERSONSinterested are hereby required to appear on C

IMouday Fir t lay of January D 1906

To an action commenced by attachment bythe Florida Fertilizer and Manufacturing Co-aI corporation existing by andunder the laws of Florida against Andrew JJacksoa in the Circuit court of the Fifth JudicialCircuit of the state of Florida in and for Marioncounty-

In witness whereof I hereunto set my handand official seal this the iSth day of September-A D 1905 SEAL

S T SISTRUNKClerk Circuit Court Marion County Fla

HOCKER DUVALAttorneys for Plaintiff

NOTICE

In the Circuit Court of the Fifth Judicial Cir-cuit of Florida in and for Marion county

i In ChanceryWallace Riggins Complainant vs Julia Reg

i gins Deleudant er for Coustructivei Service

rTISORDER2DTHATTHEDEFENDANTshe is hereby required to appear to the bill ofcomplaint filed in this cause on or before

Monday the llh day of January 1906It it further ordered that a copy ot this order-

be published once a week for eight consecutiveweeks in the Ocala Banner a newspaper pub-lished

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in said county and stateThis eighth day oi November 1005

fSeal S T SISTRUNKClerk Circuit Court Marion County Fla

EDWIN SPENCER Complainants Solicitor ii i

NOTICE

THE DEFENDANT AND OTHER PERSONSare hereby required to appear on

Monday The First Day January A D 1906to an action commenced by attachment by T TMunroe and Z C Chambliss as copartners un ¬der the style and firm name of MunroeChambliss against W IL Baker in the CircuitCourt ofthe fifth Judicial Circuit of the State ofFloridain and for Marioncounty-

InI witness whereof hereunto set my handand official seal this aSth day of September AD 1905 SEAL S T SISTRUNK

I Clerk Circuit Court Marion County FlaHOCKER 4k DUVAL

I Attorneys for Plaintiffs

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NOTICE APPLICATION FOR LEAVE-

TO SELL MINORS LANDJ

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON THEDecember A D 1905 I will aoIply tojthe Honorable Joseph Bellin Marion county state of Florida athis ottce in Ocala in said county for an orderauthorizing me as guardian of the minor Wil¬

ham Ross Chambers to sell at private sale thefollowing property belonging to said estate towit Twenty square in the northeastcornerof the Arredonda Grant in Section twen ¬ty 20 Township twelve 12 south Rangetwenty one 21 east containing forty 40 acres-

i more or lessSaid land belonging to the said minor to be

sold for the best interest of said minor heirThis the 15th day of Novemoer 1905

1117 MARY G CHAMBERS Guardian

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATION

Department of the Interior Land Office atGainesville Fla Oct 9 1905

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THEnamed settler has filed notice ofhis intentinon to make final proof in support ofhis claim and that said be made be ¬

tore Clerk Circuit Court at Ocala Fla onNovember as gos

viz Daniel WMitchell ol Silver Springs FlaHd29142 forthe northwestquartcrofsoutiieastquar-icr and quarter of southwest quartersection i township 15 south range 22 east

He names the following witnesses to prove Idscontinuous residence upon and cultivation ofsaid land viz William W Soann Aaron CRackard Rubin S English Hampton C Scottall of Silver Springs Fla

10 20 W G KOBINSON Register

NOTICE-

In the Circuit Court the Fifth Judicial Circuit-cf Florida in and for Marion CountYIn

ChanceryMattie Smith et al Complainant xs Edith

Swanu ct al DefendantOrder for Con-structive

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ServiceTT IS ORDERED THAT THE DEFENDANTS-

herein1 named to wit Drucilla Robinson andWilliam M Ponder be and they are herebyrequired to appear to the bill oi complaint inthis cause on or before

Momlnu tile 4h day of DecninJier 905It is further ordered that a copy of thisordtr

be published once a week for four consecutivewt ks in tie Ocala Banner a newspaper pub-lished in said county and state

This 25th day ot Oct 1905Seal S T SISTKUNK

Clerk Circuit Court Marion County FlaII L ANDERSON

Complainants Solicitor 102741

NOTICE-I p

I Taxes are due and payable on the firstMonday of November ol each year

2 Personal ard poll taxes must be paid at thesame tIme that real estate is paid on it as¬sessments are to the same party

3 If pasible come in person to pay yourtaxes Paying mail or through other partiesis frequently unsatisfactory

4 When you come to pay your taxes brinjj adescription from your deed or latest tax receipt-of what you wish to pay on

5 Dont wait till last few day of time to paythen expect the best service either by mail orin person 1 he rudi is then on and delays areunavoidable You must take your turn as itconies

6 You must have your property properly as¬sessed if you wish to avoid trouble in payment-of taxes The coUtetor cannot alter the valu-ation

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or description of assessments found on thetax bOOk E L CARNEY Tax Collector

I02jorm Marion County Ocala Fla

NOTICE FOR PUBLICATIONF

Department of the InteriorLand Office at Gainesville Fla Oct 30 1905

IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THENOTICE d settler has filed notice ofhis intention make final proof in support ofhis claim and that said proof will be male be¬fore Register and Receiver at Gainesville Flaen December 6th 1905 viz

Maggie Smith one of the heirs for the heirs ofLondon Roper deceased of Ocala Fla Home ¬

stead No 3178 for the Northwest quarter of theNortheast quarter Section 9 Township 16 SouthRange 22 East

He names the following witnesses to provehis continuous residence upon and cultivationof said land viz

Tom Summers ofOcala FJaj Geo Curry otOcala Fla James Simmons of Santos FlaJames Cresky of Santos Fla

ii 3 W G ROBINSON Register

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