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T WC OCA LA BANNER PAGE LEF F lJ TheLadyJn i the Case By Virginia Leila Wcntz I i COIJYriJZht 1305 by Virginia Leila Wentz L I think youll have to retain your knIfe aud fork for several other courses said the Hon Joseph Brew iter lu u matter of fact way It was durlnjr a table dhote dinner on a Rhine boat and he addressed the stran ger who at first glance shortly after they had steamed out of Cologne he bad decided was a likable fellow Yes really answered the young man Its a bit difficult to be sure of ones etiquette on foreign shores Oh I felt sure you were an Amer- ican ¬ cried the elder man delightedly- And I spoke to you because I was rather homesick for the voice of one of my countrymen today Just here there twanged from across t the table the voice of a Chicago butch- er ¬ I Like em to see I mean business f He winked to nobody In particular and to everybody In general as he poured Into the hand of the surprised waiter Interrupted in his duties a quantity- of small change The likable stranger looked at Judge Brewster and murmured humorously as be caught the elder mans smile Well theres another one of om countrymen One gMts a bit ashamed of the species thouaheh They went on deck together shortly after they left Coblenz The younger fellow whose name was Gale told btories of the Philippines where he had been for five years He had Important business In Germany and bad come home that wayfor the United States was home to him He bad interesting- tales of the Philippine Islands of the- reat << things that had been done during- the American occupation and of the many things that were yet to do He had something to say of the wealth of lItrIPn material in the country also he had something to say of the trials and desolation Obviously the judge concluded this likable chap had experienced the trag- edy as well as the comedy of life It was true he had a good honest laugh aad a certain merry way of saying things but also In repose there was a- stern sadness about the mouth as of one who has suffered overmuch The kiadly judge found himself wishing he knew more about him Perhaps he was hunting for a leader when as the twilight was coming on he remarked Strange a man whos as fond of the States as you are should have left them for five years especially as you dont belong to the army Perhaps twas for the comprehen ¬ sive reason that ninetynine men out of a hundred do anythinga woman Ah there was a lady IB the case The young fellows eyes were turned rather gravely toward the grim gaunt massive skeleton of departed prowess yreaped high above St Gaur Thats Ilheinfels volunteered the jadgc But his companion seemed not to bear You see he breathed half to him ¬ self WI loved her too much to stay so I determined to bury myself some- where The Philippines were as good- as any other place- So she was married thenthats why you couldnt staT She wa married to a drunken wretch who ought to have been horse- whipped all over the states He gam bled be raced he made her life un- bearable ¬ How hard that must have been for you And she loved you The Judge spoke with genuine sym- pathy ¬ It was the sort of night which induces contideuce the peaceful river I the little uletpy village the quiet gild Mig of the bout mYes she loved me It was my Tfcowledge of that which In the end bve me the pluck to tear myself away- t there In the Philippines I dont suppose theres been an hour in all these five years that Ive forgotten It Whyiils firm manly voice broke a- littlehit I hadnt remembered that hc was still loving me praying for me believing in me life would not have been possible thatVs all Where Is she now asked the judge- at last breaking a long silence Shes nt Wiesbaden just at present Shes spending the season there with her younger sister whos been perfect- ing ¬ herself in music in Munich I could tfll you tales that would make even u heart of stone love her tales of her devotion to Rose thats her little sister of the sacrifices she has en- dured ¬ the deprivations he has under- gone ¬ in order that Rose might have the very bet musical education Oh I swear shes a woman In a million The Judge noticed he could not help l nt notice that his young friends deep chest was swelling deeply with unaf- fected ¬ pride that his eyes were Hash- ing ¬ and that a ruddy color had crept into the brown of his chin By Jove hes a handsome chap he commented to himself Gale consulted his watch Just think he said as he slipped- It Into Ills pocket again In a few hours- I shall see her Wert due at Blebrlcb j at 830 and then Wiesbaden He was like a boy in his fresh gladness But said the Judge slowly trying- to get Into the spirit of the thing you see you didnt tell me Her husband has died bas he and its nil plain sail lag at last Dkd All the boyishness went out fcf Gale The stern sadness about his r mouth was plainly perceptible No ti fee hasnt died and she hasnt got a r divorce but were going to play at tbo- oM I c eW << ama of pretending Were c to pretend that that confounded J l 1 ± take Is dead and were going to begin- our lives afresh The judge stroked his chin in a way that meant he was seriously troubled All the clerks in his offices knew that I sign but it conveyed nothing whatever to Gale Yes and month next were going back to the States together We Is that quite fair to the woman do you think broke in the judge quietly- I dare say she may love you enough to sacrifice herself only Love me enough repeated Gale enthusiastically And then more ten- derly ¬ Why she loves me enough to risk life with me Itoo am willing- now to risk it although there was a time when I wasnt Love isnt everything my friend I pursued the Judge meditatively It isnt everythingnot even from the 1 worlds point of view Have you I thought when youre advising her to I take this step with you of what the- I world will sayT I Oh likely enough the world will j call her a fool But let the world go I hang When two people love each j other as much as she and I do I tell you there Isnt much else that counts I We are very serious arent we Chance acquaintances should enjoy the i fleeing moment What a lot of people t are going to get off at Blageu The meditative look had not left the I judges eyes while Gale had been talk- ing ¬ I When he ceased he recalled him- self i with an effort I Beg pardon Oh yes all the Bae ¬ deker people The kindly judge had taken such a fancy to Gale that he hated to see him go wrong and as the dusk deepened I thickly he made one final plea- I cant forget what youve be a telling me aboutabout the lady in I the case said he solemnly You see- I I am so much older than you are he I went on In a lower tone of voice that you cant surely take offense No Then I may speak Its like this If the woman you love runs off with you the world Isnt going to say shes braving it Do you realize what a thing you suggest means to a nice wo- man ¬ t that the people she likes wont speak to her that her friends must be I among a set of people who really are what she is only called and that shes thrown away everything but love for a man Oh you dont understand inter ¬ rupted Gale who didnt have love big enough for her to keep her from ruining her life finished the judge calmly Now of course if this ladys husband is a brute or doesnt support her or any ¬ thing like that she can leave him and get a divorce in regular order Im not In for divorces myself though per- haps ¬ thats a matter of taste But if she leaves him and runs away with an ¬ other man- Another man echoed Gale amaz- edly Then an expression of under- standing I dawned in his eyes and he burst into a happy boyish laugh The judge stared at him for a mo ¬ I ment This likable chap was incom- prehensible ¬ after all Dont you see Gale began grasp ¬ ing his arm heartily Shes not going- to run off with any one but her hus- band ¬ the reformed rake The lady in the case has been my wife all tht time 3 A Mistake Somewhere The young man who professed that he could read character from hand ¬ writing looked attentively at the scrap- of a letter which had been given him I by a friend and shook his head The woman who wrote that he- i I said In his most Judicial tone is un doubtedly possessed of personal attrac I tlons and unfortunately too well aware of them but her character sir Is weak I as water She lacks determination consistency ambition of a high order i and originality Am I not correct in j my synopsis so far as you know Mm well you may be said the- I other for Ive never seen the writer- I Shes the widow of my cousin Jim in Iowa When I knew Jim he was an agreeable scapegrace who never stayed In one position or place for more than six months and was always in debt I He married her twelve years ago set- tled ¬ In a small city built up a line business became mayor last year just before he died and has left a life in- surance ¬ of 40000 and an excellent in- come ¬ besides to his widow and four children Some way he added thoughtfully as the reader of handwriting sat look- Ing at the scrapof paper with a dazed expression I hall imagined she might have considerable character but I dare- say youre rlghtYouths Companion I Intellleence of a Gander There is a neighbor of mine says one of our renders who keeps a big flock of geese and I recently discussed with him the degree of intelligence possessed by these birds As an illus- tration ¬ I he told me the following story That old gander came home alone one morning in a great hurry He was evidently in great trouble about some- thing ¬ r He rushed up to me and bowed several times then he said something which I could not understand and wheeling round waddled off down the path by which he had just arrived Presently be stopped to see if I was following and finding I was not he came back and repeated the perform- ance ¬ I This time I followed to his I manifest satisfaction and he led me I to the pond On the bank all his geese were squatting around the grand- mother ¬ goose of the family and she I had a rat trap securely gripping her left leg My appearance was hailed by shrieks of delight from the whole party and when liberated the old lady not much hurt there was a grand chorus of thanks The old gander fol- lowed ¬ me some distance homeward bowing his acknowledgments all the WRY illustrated Sporting and Dra ¬ j matic News wcJ fd J < k r < >< i j EARLY CALIFORNIA SHIPS H ir Commerce Grew Ia Pioneer 2Y11ofi Golden State The first European vessel to entei the port of San Francisco of which there is any record was the liagle hi- 1S1G commanded by Captain William H Davis She sailed from Boston via the SandwichJslands and Alaska She carried an assortment goods which were a revelation to the natives and their garments of skins and hides were substituted by the clothing of civiliza- tion ¬ Payments were made in hides tallow soap and fish The Eagle then became engaged In the sea otter trade and was very successful as otters were plentiful in San Francisco bay and all along the coast She made three trips netting about 25000 on each trip This stimulated others and this discovery no doubt gave an im- petus ¬ to commerce which made this port known to the world Commerce in those days of manna I was carried on in what might be term ¬ ed a free and easy manner On many articles the duty was 100 per cent which practically amounted to confiscation or made smuggling neces- sary ¬ I in self defense The Mexican of ¬ I ficials generally opened the door Fre- quently vessels were permitted to pass Monterey the port of entry going to Yerba Buena and after selling as much of the cargo as possible to re I turn to Monterey for entry and dis- pose ¬ of the remainder I The shippers were not sworn as to I the value of the cargo They gave fic- titious ¬ invoices and by this means I would gt off on the payment of 5OOO on a 20000 cargo- It became so customary to swindle the government as scarcely to excite comment except in cases where goods were concealed in false linings of the vessels and the government officials were outwitted i URIC ACID IN THE SYSTEM I A Medical Opinion OB ThU Foe to I Health and Life Haig holds that the man of average weight elaborates twelve grains of uric acid in twentyfour hours and woe be- tide ¬ him if he does not excrete the Lull amount with due celerity A little re- tained ¬ uric acid will give rise to head- ache ¬ I lethargy and mental depression I A greater retention will give rise to I arthritis lumbago and sciatica The uric acid miser will end his days Ii through bronchitis Brights disease apoplexy diabetes or cancer Man cannot avoid his fate and cease being- a uric acid producer He can avoid- to some degree swallowing the wretch- ed ¬ stuff What he cannot avoid swal- lowing ¬ he can with care excrete If t man bad been wise and bad continued- to I live where he belongs near the equator and had fed on fruit and nuts all might have been well But having wandered from the tropics he must be wise or perish Here are the rules that one must follow to be healthy and live long First swallow no uric acid and pass out each day regularly and I punctually all that Is formed in the j body Second excretion of uric acid may be obtained by clothing warmly- by avoiding exposure to cold in every I way the morning cold tub Is an espe- cial ¬ I abomination by eating freely of I potatoes especially in cold weather I and by avoiding fruits Bicarbonate I of sodium night and morning for peo- ple ¬ who live In a climate similar to Londons is a fine habit In addition- to all this It Is also advisable to se- cure the proper distribution of time between bodily and mental exertion and to dispense with dependence on tonics stimulants and bracing ell- I ¬ matesXew York Medical Journal I Water Thieve Vater thieves are not unique Their prototypes existed at least as long ago as 147 At that time a Londoner wrote This yere a wax chandler in Flete strete bad bi craft perced a pipe of the condit wlthinne the grounde and so conveied the water into his selar wherefor he was jugid to ride thrugh- the Cltee with a condit upon his hedde There were other difficulties- too A century later 1574 it Is re ¬ corded that owing to a sudden shower- of rain the water In the Dowgate chan ¬ nel had such a swift course that a lad minding to have leapt over It was taken by the feet and borne down with the violence of that narrow stream till he came against a cart wheel that stood- in the water gate before which time he was drowned and stark dead I The Suns Corona Thus far we know the corona of the sun to be a sort of outer envelope so shielding us from the Intense solar light and heat that it may be said without exaggerating that the sun has never really been studied comprehen- sively ¬ Within the corona is an ocean of gas 5000 miles deep stained a ruby red by the crimson blaze of hydrogen Flashes of flame leap from this ruddy mass often to a height of a hundred thousand miles and more In a Bad Way It was a New England parson who announced to his congregation one Sun- day ¬ Youll be sorry to hear that the I little church of Jonesville is once more tossed upon the waves as sheep with- out ¬ I Register a shepherdBoston Christian Done In Advance ArtistI sold a picture yesterday Friend Ah What are you going to do with the money ArtIstIts already done with My landlady bought it for half the board bill owed her Along slow friendship is the best- a long slow enmity the deadliest Merriam Having been poor Is no shame bur being ashamed of it is Franklin t < = J < > fi17 < F 7 9 r SEABOARD Air Line Railway Special Rates 2550 Richmond Va and return Tickets on sale 10 11 and 12 limit- ed ¬ returning to Sept 25th 3095 Philidelphia Pa and return Tickets on sale 1314 and 15 limit ¬ ed returning to Sept 25th with available extension to Oct 5 Summer tourist rates to mountain- and seashore resorts Tow rates to the northwest Special rates to Portland Oregon and California points Seaboard Parlor Oars The S A L operates buffet parlor- cars between Ocala and Tampa on train leaving Ocala at 230 p m daily and between Ocala and Jack- sonville ¬ on train leaving Ocala 120- p m daily I Beavers Meeting Postponed- On account of our new hall not be ¬ ing in shape for holding a meeting- and as many of our good Beavers have gone to the encampment at Orlando- the regular meeting for Friday even- ing ¬ is postponed to a date which will be announced later N I GOTTLIEB President- An exchange gives its readers a valuable recipe for breaking hens of the desire to hatch as follows Buy- a dollar watch and after winding it for fifteen minutes place it in the bottom of the nest It says that tae hen will only stay on the nest a few minutes after which she goes- on about her business- For Sale Forty acres of good Florida land fifteen acres under cultivation five of which contain seedling Grapefruit Tangerene and Orange trees just coming into bearing other twenty- five acres contains good growth of pine timber land is situated at Daisy Fla also one story dwelling and all necessary out houses and three wells Title clear and unincumbered For further information address- D L CABROLL 106tf pcalaFla- An exchange is responsible for this A man is not to be judged by the block of his hatbut the block under- it THE SHORT LINE- TO CALIFORNIA AND NORTHWEST VIA Chicago Omaha St Louis and Kan ¬ sas City is the UNION PACIFIC- and connections with through sleeping cars Oneway Colonist Rates on sale from Sept 15th to Oct 31st 1905 to California Oregon Washington Montana Utah etc Special Roundtrip Rates to Cali- fornia ¬ and the Lewis and Clark Expo- sition ¬ at Portland Oregon until September 28th Ask for through rate from your station Information cheerfully given R O BEt JF VAN REWSSELAER I T P A General Agent 31 Peachtree St Atlanta Ga NOTICE A SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS- of the Standard Kaolin Company of Florida is called for Tues ay Hh oj October zoo5 at 9 a m at the bank building Leesburg Fla for electing directors amending bylaws and other purposes H S JUDD Leeburg Fla 4 Oct 1905 Secreta y NOTICE I THE DEFENDANT AND OTHPR PERSONS are hereby required to appear on Momiav Tile First Day January A D 906 I to an action commenced by attachment by T T Munroe and Z C Chamblibb as copartuers un- der ¬ the style and firm name ot Munroe- Chamblihs I against W R Baker in the Circuit Court of the Kifth Judicial Circuit of the State of Floridain and for Marion county I In witness whereof hereunto set my hand and official seal this aSth day of Sepiember A- In 1905 SEAL S T SISTRUNK Clerk Circuit Court Marion County Fla I HOCKER 6c DUVAL Attorneys for Plaintiffs I I NOTICh 1HE DEFENDANT AND OTHER PERSONS interested are hereby required to appear on Monday Firt ilaj January AD 1906 To an action commenced by attachment by the lorida Fertilizer and Manufacturing Co- a corporation orgauizea and existing by and under the laws of Florida against Andrew J Jackson in the Circuit court of the Fifth Judicial Circuit of the state of Florida in and for Marion county In witness whereof I hereunto set my hand and official seal this the zSth day of September- A D 1905 SEAL S T SISTRUNK Clerk Circuit Court Marion County Fla HOCKER DUAL Attorneys for Piaintiff- ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST I ot Henry T Wartniann deceased- are herrby notified to present the sameto the un- der ¬ I signed administrator of said estate Citra Florida within one year from the date hereot as prcscrscnbed by law August 19 1905 ED L WARTMANN S 25 St Administrator GUARDIANS NOTICE VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ON i September 251905 undesigned as guar- dian ¬ of B Godwin Henry Godwin and Freddie 0 Godwin will apply to the county udge of Marion county Honda at the couro house in Ocala Florida for authority to sell iht interests of my said wards in the followine described lands in said county North half gf southwest quarter and west half of southeast quarter of section 14 township 14 south range 19 east MARTHA J JANIER Aug 24 1925 S 255t Guardian iH i < kt 4r < NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY FOrt LETTERS PATENT WOTICE HEREBY GIVEN THAT THE Ir undersigned intend to apply to his excel- lency ¬ Napoleon B Broward governor of Flor ¬ ida on the 5th dan ofOctober A D 1905 for letters patent on the proposed charter hereto attached I R H PAUL- J WVARDjR W J HILLMAN F L SWEAT- S A RAWIS ARTICLES OFI CORPORATIOXOFMARION FARMS W the undersigned do hereby associate our- selves ¬ together for the purpose ol forming acor poration for profit under and by virtue the laws of the state of Florida and do hereby adopt tne following charter ARTICLE I Name The name of this corporation shall be MARION FARMS and the principal place of business of said corporation shill he in Marion cOunty state of Florida and its home office shall be in the city of Ocala in said county and state with power to establish branch offices and places business in the state of Florida and in such other states of the United States as shall be deemed necessary or advisable ARTICLE II General Nature of Business to Be Trans- acted ¬ The general nature of the business to be J transacted by this corporation shad be To buy own and sell and deal generally in domestic stock of any and all kinds to engage in a general farming stock raising and nursery business to establish own and scl fruit or chards pud pecan groves to buy own and sell farms in said county of Marion or other coun- ties ¬ in the state of Florida or other states of the United States as may be deemed necessary or advisable to buy own lease sell or otherwise deal in such farming tools implements or fix- tures ¬ as may be necesssry to carry on a general farming buiness to and sell domestic ani ¬ mals on commission and on consignment to I act as agents or employ agents at such places as may in the opinion of the proper officers of the I corporation be necessary in carrying on a i general farming business and to do all other i things necessary or advisable to be done for the successful transaction of the business of the corporation ARTICLE III Capital StockThe capital stock of this cor ¬ poration shall be seventy five thousand 75000 dollars to be divided into seven hundred and fifty 750 shares of the value of one hmdred IOOOO dollars each to be paid in money cr property to be used in conducting the business ot the corporation at a just valuation to be fixed- at a meeitng called for that purpose No capi- tal ¬ stock shall be sold for less than the par value thereof ARTICLE IV TermThe term for which this corporation- shall exit shall be ninetynine years from the date ot the issuance of the letters patent ARTICLE V Officers The officers of this corporation shall be a president vice president secretary and 1 treasurer and a board of directors The busi ¬ ness of this corporation shall be conducted by a board of directors of not less than three nor more than five in number The president- vice piesidentand secretary and treasurer shall be stockholders in and shall also be members the board of directors of said corporation The said officers and the board of directors shall be selected at the annual stockholders meeting to be held in the city of Ocala Marion county Florida at the principal place of business or office of said corporation on the second Tuesday- of January ef each year beginning with the year 1906 The offices of secretary and treas- urer ¬ may be held by one and the same pert on Until the first annual meeting of the stock ¬ holders and until the officers directors above mentioned are elected and qualified at the first annual election the officers ofihis corporation shall be- President R H Paul Watertown Florida vice president J W Ward Jr Floral City and treasurer S A Rawls Ocala Florida The ooard of directors shall until said nnnual meeting of stockholders be composed of the said persons above named and Wj Hillman of Live Oak Florida and F L Sweat of Doug- las ¬ Georgia The stockholders shall meet in the city ol Ocala Marion county Florida at the principal place of business or office of said corporation on the 3oth day of Ocober A D 1905 at oclock a m for the of adopting bylaws and completing the organization ot this corpora ¬ tion ARTICLE VI Amount of IndebtednessThe highest amount of indebtedness to which this corporation can at any time subject itself is the sum of one hun- dred ¬ and fifty thousand 150 ooooo dollars ARTICLE VII Names and Residences of Incorporators The names and residenc the incorporators and the amount stock subscribed for by each are as follows R H Paul jr Watertown Florida 50 share J W Ward Floral City Florida 50 W J Hill man Live Oak Florida 50 share F L Seat Douglas Georgia 50 SA Rawls OcalaFlorida 550 share ARTICLE VIIL Corporate SelThe corporate seal of this coporation impress stamp bearing Marion Farms Corporate Seal 1905 RH PAUL TW JR W J HILLMA F I S RAWLS State of Florida ouuty of Duval Before me personally appeared S A Bawls to me well known to be one of the persons de- scribed ¬ in and who executed the foregoing Arti- cles ¬ of Incorporation and who acknowledged belore me that he subscribed his name to the said articles of incorporation and executed the same for the purposes therein expressed In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and official seal this 12th day of Septem- ber ¬ AD 1905 Public EAt DEWITTGRA- YNotr My io1 epire July 12 1908 State of Florida County of Duval Before me personally appeared J W Ward- to me well known to be one of the persons de- scribed ¬ in and who executed the foregoing ar- ticles ¬ of incorporation and who acknowledged- before his name to the said articles of incorporation and executed the same for the expte sed In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand and official seal this I2th dayof Sep ¬ tember A D i9o SEAL DeWITT T GRAY Public State of Florida at Large I My commisssion expires July 12 1908 State of Florida I County of Duval Before me personally appeared W JHiJlman to me well known to be one of the des- cribed ¬ in and who executed the foregoing Ar ices of Incorporation and who acknowledged me that he subscribed his name tothe- said Articles Incorporation and the same for the purpose therein expressed In witness wheref I have hereunto set my hand and this 13th day of Septem- ber ¬ A D 1905 I SEAL DEWIT GRAY Notary Public t Large My commission expires July 12 1908 State of Florida County of Columbia Before me personally appeared R H Paul to- me well known to be one of the persons des- cribed ¬I in and who executed the foregoing Ar- ticles ¬ of Incorporation and who acknowledged- before me that he subscribed his names to the said Articles of Incorporation and executed the I same for the purposes therein expressed- In witness whereof I have hereunto set my hand andcfficiaheHhi the 14th day of Sep ¬ I SEAL JOSEPH W LAYNE Votary Public State of Florida at Large t My Commission expires Oct isth 1905 State of Georgia I County of Coffee Before me personAlly appeared F L Sweat to me well kcnw be one of the persons des- cribed executed the foregoing Ar- ticles of and who acknowledged- before me that he subbhjs names to the said Articles of exete the same for the purposes therein In witness whereof have hereunto set my handando1Btialsealthisthe i6th dayotS tember A D 1- I < SEAL A W HDDOCK r C i h mJ il tsi 1 f W NOTICE VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER and by virtue of a final decree enteiea on the i6th day of August A D 1905 by the Hon W S Bullock judge of the circuit court fifth circuit of Florid Marion county in chancer sitting in cause pend in wherein Mel lisa A Reeves and Philetns J Reeves were complainants and Daniel W Clark and Emma F Clark were de ¬ fendants wherein it was ordered that tbeunde signed as special master in the said final decree therefore I will on Jlonday the and day October A D jps between the hours of ir oclock a m and a oclock p min frontof theeourthousedoorjn Ocala Marion couny Florida offer for sale and will sell to the highest and best bidder fot cash the mortK3Jcdpremises and property said forth as follows to wit Seven and fift onehundredths chains north and south by seventeen and twentjeight one hundredths chains east and west in the north east corner of section thirtvthree 33 town- ship ¬ fourteen 14 south range twentytwo l2 east containing thirteen 13 acres and in Marion count state of Florda one Ci six year old faced mare v Or so much of the above described property as may be necessary to satisfy said costs E BIGGS August 1905 91 Special Mastei NOTICE MASTRS SALE I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDER and byvirtucofa certain l decree entered on the day of August D 1905 by the Honorable W S of the Circuit C urt Court of the Fifth Judicial Circuit- of Florida in and for Marion county in chancery in a certain cause therein pending wherein Laura W Plumber is complainant and Edward 0 Eearls and wife Alice M L Earls and W CTownsend defendants theunder ¬ signed special master in ceancery appinte therein said final decree Monday tJtesnd day of October A D ioOs during the It gal hour sale in front of the south door of house in Ocala Marion county Florida offer for sale and will sell to the highest and best bidder for cash the folownl described mortgaged premises half of west half of northwest quarter and south halt of west half of southwest quarter ot section 4 township 12 south range 25 east im Marion Florida or so much thereof u may oe necer o satisfy the said final dee CARLOS L SISTRUNK S 25 Special Mate Chancery ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST Li the estate of AC Johnson de are- hereby notified to un- dersigned ¬ administrator of said estate at lar Florida within one year tm August F TOWNSEND 8 25 8t Administrator NOTICE- In Circuit Court Marion County Filth Judicial Circuit of Florid In Chancery Henry Bird vs Caroline Bird Defendant TT IS ORDERED THAT THE DEFENDA 3 her named towit Caroline required to appear to he bill of- complaint in t cause on or before t the 6th o Nomr A D 1905 It is further of this order be published once a week for eight consecutive weeks in the Ocala Banner This Aug 241905 seal S T SISTRUNK CARLOS L SISTRUNK Clerk Circuit Cour Complainants Srhcitor 8 NOTICE- Of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 8 of Chapter 4888 Laws of Florid IS HEREBY GI F B NOTICE purchaser of tax C cteNO 565 and Sot 1st day of June has filed said certificates in my office and 9 made application for tax deed to issue in accord- ance with law Said certificates embrace U following described property situated in county Florida towit Northeast quarter of southwest quarter o northwest quaner section i township range castand south J of southwest qurtco northwest quarter section 2 township angeaoeast The said land being assessed at the date of the issuance of such certificates in the name parties unknown Unless said cficte o be reeme according to law is ¬ the a th day of Sept A D 1905Witness my official signature and seal this th- 22nd dav OfAUg D 1905 ST SISTRUNK Clerk Circuit Cur Marion County Florida NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SALE 15 GIVEN THAT THE UNDER NOTICE executor will sell at public auction forcashathe old homestead or residenc o Bullock deceased in portion of the city of Ocala Florida oa Saturday the Sixteenth of iteptcrnberA D i9os commencing the hour often oclock a m a lot of plantation tools farm implement consist- ing ¬ rakes pows ho horse mowing and other general plantation implement Also hosehold and and other personal property belonging to said estate V S BULLOCK S 25 NOTICfc- Whareas this board has given due notice as re ¬ quired by law that in would consider and deter- mine at this meeting of the board whether not they will adopt the provisions section r and 2 of chapter 5450 of the Laws ot Florida and i whereas no citizen of the county has appeared before theboard objecting to the being made operative a provided for in said chapter 5450 approved the governor or Flor ipa Mav3i Resolved That the provisions of chapter 5450 aforesaid shall become operative and in full force and effect two month trom the date thereof t wit im the 15th dav day of October A D and that any and all persons violating its pro- visions ¬ and requirements after that date will be liable to tne pains and penaltiets hereof Unanimously adopted and ordered publihe for two months This August 9 1905 H W TOS- GChaiauBord of County Commisioners Clerk 3 EXECTUORS NOTICE Executors notice to creditor etc IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALT NOTICE legatees distributees and all per ¬ sons having claims ordemandsagaiust the estate Robert the same to the undersigned executor for cayment duly authenticated within two from this date or payment wilt be refused August i6tb S iS St WILLIE S BULLOCK Executor NOTICE In the Circuit Court of the Fifth Judicial Cir- cuit ¬ of Florida in and for Marion County i I in Chancery Adolphus L MitceUCDtuant vs Missouri Mitchell Constructive Service 1T IS ORDERED THAT THE DEFENDANT i 1 here named towit Missouri Mitchell baDe is required to to tile complaint filedii tICn5onorbfor- eMuy 3 It ordered that copy of this order be publishedonce week for four consecutive weeks in the Ocala Banner a said county and state ucspiI fb 2ist dayofSetr 19s SISTRU J Clerk Circuit Court Marion County Fla R1 BULLOCK omplBatsolcit 92 l f i j4 t r1- 4 f7- j y f c4 I
Transcript of i the Case Honufdcimages.uflib.ufl.edu/UF/00/04/87/34/00345/00500.pdf · 2009-05-12 · thrown away...
TWC OCA LA BANNER PAGE LEF
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the CaseBy Virginia Leila Wcntz
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COIJYriJZht 1305 by Virginia Leila Wentz
LI think youll have to retain your
knIfe aud fork for several othercourses said the Hon Joseph Brewiter lu u matter of fact way It wasdurlnjr a table dhote dinner on aRhine boat and he addressed the stranger who at first glance shortly afterthey had steamed out of Cologne hebad decided was a likable fellow
Yes really answered the youngman Its a bit difficult to be sure ofones etiquette on foreign shores
Oh I felt sure you were an Amer-ican
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cried the elder man delightedly-And I spoke to you because I was
rather homesick for the voice of oneof my countrymen today
Just here there twanged from acrosst the table the voice of a Chicago butch-
er¬
ILike em to see I mean businessf He winked to nobody In particular and
to everybody In general as he pouredInto the hand of the surprised waiterInterrupted in his duties a quantity-of small change
The likable stranger looked at JudgeBrewster and murmured humorouslyas be caught the elder mans smile
Well theres another one of omcountrymen One gMts a bit ashamedof the species thouaheh
They went on deck together shortlyafter they left Coblenz The youngerfellow whose name was Gale toldbtories of the Philippines where he hadbeen for five years He had Importantbusiness In Germany and bad comehome that wayfor the United Stateswas home to him He bad interesting-tales of the Philippine Islands of the-
reat<< things that had been done during-the American occupation and of themany things that were yet to do Hehad something to say of the wealth oflItrIPn material in the country also hehad something to say of the trials anddesolation
Obviously the judge concluded thislikable chap had experienced the trag-edy as well as the comedy of life Itwas true he had a good honest laughaad a certain merry way of sayingthings but also In repose there was a-
stern sadness about the mouth as ofone who has suffered overmuch Thekiadly judge found himself wishing heknew more about him Perhaps hewas hunting for a leader when as thetwilight was coming on he remarked
Strange a man whos as fond of theStates as you are should have leftthem for five years especially as youdont belong to the army
Perhaps twas for the comprehen ¬
sive reason that ninetynine men outof a hundred do anythinga woman
Ah there was a lady IB the caseThe young fellows eyes were turned
rather gravely toward the grim gauntmassive skeleton of departed prowess
yreaped high above St GaurThats Ilheinfels volunteered the
jadgc But his companion seemed notto bear
You see he breathed half to him ¬
self WI loved her too much to stay soI determined to bury myself some-where The Philippines were as good-as any other place-
So she was married thenthatswhy you couldnt staT
She wa married to a drunkenwretch who ought to have been horse-whipped all over the states He gambled be raced he made her life un-
bearable¬
How hard that must have been foryou And she loved you
The Judge spoke with genuine sym-
pathy¬
It was the sort of night whichinduces contideuce the peaceful river
I the little uletpy village the quiet gildMig of the bout
mYes she loved me It was myTfcowledge of that which In the endbve me the pluck to tear myself away-
t there In the Philippines I dontsuppose theres been an hour in allthese five years that Ive forgotten ItWhyiils firm manly voice broke a-
littlehit I hadnt remembered thathc was still loving me praying forme believing in me life would nothave been possible thatVs all
Where Is she now asked the judge-at last breaking a long silence
Shes nt Wiesbaden just at presentShes spending the season there withher younger sister whos been perfect-ing
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herself in music in Munich Icould tfll you tales that would makeeven u heart of stone love her tales ofher devotion to Rose thats her littlesister of the sacrifices she has en-
dured¬
the deprivations he has under-gone
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in order that Rose might havethe very bet musical education OhI swear shes a woman In a million
The Judge noticed he could not helpl nt notice that his young friends deepchest was swelling deeply with unaf-fected
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pride that his eyes were Hash-ing
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and that a ruddy color had creptinto the brown of his chin By Jovehes a handsome chap he commentedto himself
Gale consulted his watchJust think he said as he slipped-
It Into Ills pocket again In a few hours-I shall see her Wert due at Blebrlcb
j at 830 and then Wiesbaden Hewas like a boy in his fresh gladness
But said the Judge slowly trying-to get Into the spirit of the thing yousee you didnt tell me Her husbandhas died bas he and its nil plain saillag at last
Dkd All the boyishness went outfcf Gale The stern sadness about hisr mouth was plainly perceptible No
ti fee hasnt died and she hasnt got ar divorce but were going to play at tbo-
oMI
c eW <<ama of pretending Werec to pretend that that confounded
J
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take Is dead and were going to begin-our lives afresh
The judge stroked his chin in a waythat meant he was seriously troubledAll the clerks in his offices knew that
I sign but it conveyed nothing whateverto Gale
Yes and monthnext were goingback to the States together We
Is that quite fair to the woman doyou think broke in the judge quietly-
I dare say she may love you enoughto sacrifice herself only
Love me enough repeated Galeenthusiastically And then more ten-derly
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Why she loves me enough torisk life with me Itoo am willing-now to risk it although there was atime when I wasnt
Love isnt everything my friendI
pursued the Judge meditatively Itisnt everythingnot even from the
1 worlds point of view Have youI thought when youre advising her toI take this step with you of what the-I world will sayTI Oh likely enough the world willj call her a fool But let the world goI hang When two people love eachj other as much as she and I do I tell
you there Isnt much else that countsI
We are very serious arent weChance acquaintances should enjoy the
i fleeing moment What a lot of peoplet are going to get off at Blageu
The meditative look had not left theI
judges eyes while Gale had been talk-ing
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I When he ceased he recalled him-
selfi
with an effortI
Beg pardon Oh yes all the Bae ¬
deker peopleThe kindly judge had taken such a
fancy to Gale that he hated to see himgo wrong and as the dusk deepened
I thickly he made one final plea-I cant forget what youve bea
telling me aboutabout the lady inI the case said he solemnly You see-
II am so much older than you are heI went on In a lower tone of voice that
you cant surely take offense NoThen I may speak Its like this Ifthe woman you love runs off withyou the world Isnt going to say shesbraving it Do you realize what athing you suggest means to a nice wo-
man¬
t that the people she likes wontspeak to her that her friends must be
I among a set of people who really arewhat she is only called and that shesthrown away everything but love fora man
Oh you dont understand inter¬
rupted Galewho didnt have love big enough
for her to keep her from ruining herlife finished the judge calmly Nowof course if this ladys husband is abrute or doesnt support her or any ¬
thing like that she can leave him andget a divorce in regular order Imnot In for divorces myself though per-haps
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thats a matter of taste But ifshe leaves him and runs away with an¬
other man-Another man echoed Gale amaz-
edly Then an expression of under-standingI
dawned in his eyes and heburst into a happy boyish laugh
The judge stared at him for a mo¬
I ment This likable chap was incom-prehensible
¬
after allDont you see Gale began grasp ¬
ing his arm heartily Shes not going-to run off with any one but her hus-band
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the reformed rake The lady inthe case has been my wife all thttime
3
A Mistake SomewhereThe young man who professed that
he could read character from hand ¬
writing looked attentively at the scrap-of a letter which had been given him
I by a friend and shook his headThe woman who wrote that he-
i
I
said In his most Judicial tone is undoubtedly possessed of personal attrac
I tlons and unfortunately too well awareof them but her character sir Is weak
I as water She lacks determinationconsistency ambition of a high order
i and originality Am I not correct inj my synopsis so far as you know
Mm well you may be said the-I other for Ive never seen the writer-
IShes the widow of my cousin Jim inIowa When I knew Jim he was anagreeable scapegrace who never stayedIn one position or place for more thansix months and was always in debt
I
He married her twelve years ago set-tled
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In a small city built up a linebusiness became mayor last year justbefore he died and has left a life in-
surance¬
of 40000 and an excellent in-
come¬
besides to his widow and fourchildren
Some way he added thoughtfullyas the reader of handwriting sat look-
Ing at the scrapof paper with a dazedexpression I hall imagined she mighthave considerable character but I dare-say youre rlghtYouths Companion
I
Intellleence of a GanderThere is a neighbor of mine says
one of our renders who keeps a bigflock of geese and I recently discussedwith him the degree of intelligencepossessed by these birds As an illus-
tration¬
I he told me the following storyThat old gander came home alone onemorning in a great hurry He wasevidently in great trouble about some-
thing¬
r He rushed up to me and bowedseveral times then he said somethingwhich I could not understand andwheeling round waddled off down thepath by which he had just arrivedPresently be stopped to see if I wasfollowing and finding I was not hecame back and repeated the perform-ance
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I This time I followed to hisI manifest satisfaction and he led meI to the pond On the bank all his geese
were squatting around the grand-mother
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goose of the family and sheI had a rat trap securely gripping her
left leg My appearance was hailedby shrieks of delight from the wholeparty and when liberated the oldlady not much hurt there was a grandchorus of thanks The old gander fol-
lowed¬
me some distance homewardbowing his acknowledgments all theWRY illustrated Sporting and Dra¬
j
matic News
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EARLY CALIFORNIA SHIPS
H ir Commerce Grew Ia Pioneer2Y11ofi Golden State
The first European vessel to enteithe port of San Francisco of whichthere is any record was the liagle hi-1S1G commanded by Captain WilliamH Davis She sailed from Boston viathe SandwichJslands and Alaska Shecarried an assortment goods whichwere a revelation to the natives andtheir garments of skins and hides weresubstituted by the clothing of civiliza-tion
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Payments were made in hidestallow soap and fish The Eagle thenbecame engaged In the sea otter tradeand was very successful as otterswere plentiful in San Francisco bayand all along the coast She madethree trips netting about 25000 oneach trip This stimulated others andthis discovery no doubt gave an im-
petus¬
to commerce which made thisport known to the world
Commerce in those days of mannaI was carried on in what might be term ¬
ed a free and easy manner Onmany articles the duty was 100 percent which practically amounted toconfiscation or made smuggling neces-sary
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I
in self defense The Mexican of¬
I ficials generally opened the door Fre-quently vessels were permitted to passMonterey the port of entry going toYerba Buena and after selling asmuch of the cargo as possible to re
I turn to Monterey for entry and dis-pose
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of the remainderI
The shippers were not sworn as toI the value of the cargo They gave fic-
titious¬
invoices and by this meansI would gt off on the payment of 5OOO
on a 20000 cargo-
It became so customary to swindlethe government as scarcely to excitecomment except in cases where goodswere concealed in false linings of thevessels and the government officialswere outwitted
i URIC ACID IN THE SYSTEMI
A Medical Opinion OB ThU Foe toI
Health and LifeHaig holds that the man of average
weight elaborates twelve grains of uricacid in twentyfour hours and woe be-
tide¬
him if he does not excrete the Lullamount with due celerity A little re-
tained¬
uric acid will give rise to head-ache
¬
I lethargy and mental depressionI A greater retention will give rise toI arthritis lumbago and sciatica The
uric acid miser will end his daysIi through bronchitis Brights disease
apoplexy diabetes or cancer Mancannot avoid his fate and cease being-a uric acid producer He can avoid-to some degree swallowing the wretch-ed
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stuff What he cannot avoid swal-lowing
¬
he can with care excrete Ift
man bad been wise and bad continued-toI live where he belongs near theequator and had fed on fruit and nutsall might have been well But havingwandered from the tropics he must bewise or perish Here are the rulesthat one must follow to be healthy andlive long First swallow no uric acidand pass out each day regularly and
I punctually all that Is formed in thej body Second excretion of uric acid
may be obtained by clothing warmly-by avoiding exposure to cold in every
I way the morning cold tub Is an espe-cial
¬
I abomination by eating freely ofI potatoes especially in cold weatherI and by avoiding fruits BicarbonateI of sodium night and morning for peo-
ple¬
who live In a climate similar toLondons is a fine habit In addition-to all this It Is also advisable to se-cure the proper distribution of timebetween bodily and mental exertionand to dispense with dependence ontonics stimulants and bracing ell-
I
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matesXew York Medical JournalI Water Thieve
Vater thieves are not unique Theirprototypes existed at least as long agoas 147 At that time a Londonerwrote This yere a wax chandler inFlete strete bad bi craft perced a pipeof the condit wlthinne the grounde andso conveied the water into his selarwherefor he was jugid to ride thrugh-the Cltee with a condit upon hishedde There were other difficulties-too A century later 1574 it Is re¬
corded that owing to a sudden shower-of rain the water In the Dowgate chan ¬
nel had such a swift course that a ladminding to have leapt over It wastaken by the feet and borne down withthe violence of that narrow stream tillhe came against a cart wheel that stood-in the water gate before which timehe was drowned and stark dead
I The Suns CoronaThus far we know the corona of the
sun to be a sort of outer envelope soshielding us from the Intense solarlight and heat that it may be saidwithout exaggerating that the sun hasnever really been studied comprehen-sively
¬
Within the corona is an oceanof gas 5000 miles deep stained a rubyred by the crimson blaze of hydrogenFlashes of flame leap from this ruddymass often to a height of a hundredthousand miles and more
In a Bad WayIt was a New England parson who
announced to his congregation one Sun-day
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Youll be sorry to hear that theI little church of Jonesville is once more
tossed upon the waves as sheep with-out
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I
Registera shepherdBoston Christian
Done In AdvanceArtistI sold a picture yesterday
Friend Ah What are you going to dowith the money ArtIstIts alreadydone with My landlady bought it forhalf the board bill owed her
Along slow friendship is the best-a long slow enmity the deadliestMerriam
Having been poor Is no shame burbeing ashamed of it is Franklin
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SEABOARDAir Line Railway
Special Rates2550 Richmond Va and returnTickets on sale 10 11 and 12 limit-ed
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returning to Sept 25th3095 Philidelphia Pa and returnTickets on sale 1314 and 15 limit ¬
ed returning to Sept 25th withavailable extension to Oct 5
Summer tourist rates to mountain-and seashore resorts Tow rates tothe northwest Special rates toPortland Oregon and Californiapoints
Seaboard Parlor OarsThe S A L operates buffet parlor-
cars between Ocala and Tampa ontrain leaving Ocala at 230 p mdaily and between Ocala and Jack-sonville
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on train leaving Ocala 120-p m daily
I
Beavers Meeting Postponed-On account of our new hall not be ¬
ing in shape for holding a meeting-and as many of our good Beavers havegone to the encampment at Orlando-the regular meeting for Friday even-ing
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is postponed to a date which willbe announced later
N I GOTTLIEB President-
An exchange gives its readers avaluable recipe for breaking hens ofthe desire to hatch as follows Buy-
a dollar watch and after winding itfor fifteen minutes place it in thebottom of the nest It says thattae hen will only stay on the nest afew minutes after which she goes-
on about her business-
For SaleForty acres of good Florida land
fifteen acres under cultivation fiveof which contain seedling GrapefruitTangerene and Orange trees justcoming into bearing other twenty-five acres contains good growth ofpine timber land is situated at DaisyFla also one story dwelling and allnecessary out houses and three wellsTitle clear and unincumbered Forfurther information address-
D L CABROLL
106tf pcalaFla-An exchange is responsible for thisA man is not to be judged by the
block of his hatbut the block under-
it
THE SHORT LINE-TO
CALIFORNIA AND NORTHWEST
VIAChicago Omaha St Louis and Kan ¬
sas City is theUNION PACIFIC-
and connections with throughsleeping cars
Oneway Colonist Rates on salefrom Sept 15th to Oct 31st 1905 toCalifornia Oregon WashingtonMontana Utah etc
Special Roundtrip Rates to Cali-fornia
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and the Lewis and Clark Expo-sition
¬
at Portland Oregon untilSeptember 28th
Ask for through rate from yourstation Information cheerfullygivenR O BEt JF VAN REWSSELAER
I T P A General Agent31 Peachtree St Atlanta Ga
NOTICE
A SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERS-of the Standard Kaolin Company of Florida
is called for Tues ayHh oj October zoo5
at 9 a m at the bank building Leesburg Flafor electing directors amending bylaws andother purposes H S JUDD
Leeburg Fla 4 Oct 1905 Secreta y
NOTICE
I
THE DEFENDANT AND OTHPR PERSONSare hereby required to appear on
Momiav Tile First Day January A D 906I to an action commenced by attachment by T T
Munroe and Z C Chamblibb as copartuers un-der
¬
the style and firm name ot Munroe-ChamblihsI against W R Baker in the CircuitCourt of the Kifth Judicial Circuit of the State ofFloridain and for Marion county
I In witness whereof hereunto set my handand official seal this aSth day of Sepiember A-
In 1905 SEAL S T SISTRUNKClerk Circuit Court Marion County Fla
I HOCKER 6c DUVALAttorneys for Plaintiffs
II
NOTICh
1HE DEFENDANT AND OTHER PERSONSinterested are hereby required to appear on
Monday Firt ilaj January A D 1906
To an action commenced by attachment bythe lorida Fertilizer and Manufacturing Co-
a corporation orgauizea and existing by andunder the laws of Florida against Andrew JJackson 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 zSth day of September-A D 1905 SEAL
S T SISTRUNKClerk Circuit Court Marion County Fla
HOCKER DUALAttorneys for Piaintiff-
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINSTI ot Henry T Wartniann deceased-
are herrby notified to present the sameto the un-der
¬I signed administrator of said estate Citra
Florida within one year from the date hereotas prcscrscnbed by law
August 19 1905ED L WARTMANN
S 25 St Administrator
GUARDIANS NOTICE
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ONi September 251905 undesigned as guar-dian
¬
of B Godwin Henry Godwin andFreddie 0 Godwin will apply to the countyudge of Marion county Honda at the couro
house in Ocala Florida for authority to sell ihtinterests of my said wards in the followinedescribed lands in said county North half gfsouthwest quarter and west half of southeastquarter of section 14 township 14 south range19 east MARTHA J JANIER
Aug 24 1925 S 255t Guardian
iH i <kt 4r<
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLYFOrt LETTERS PATENT
WOTICE HEREBY GIVEN THAT THEIr undersigned intend to apply to his excel-lency
¬Napoleon B Broward governor of Flor¬
ida on the5th dan ofOctober A D 1905
for letters patent on the proposed charterhereto attached I
R H PAUL-J WVARDjRW J HILLMANF L SWEAT-S A RAWIS
ARTICLES OFI CORPORATIOXOFMARIONFARMS
W the undersigned do hereby associate our-selves
¬
together for the purpose ol forming acorporation for profit under and by virtue thelaws of the state of Florida and do herebyadopt tne following charter
ARTICLE IName The name of this corporation shall beMARION FARMS and the principal place of
business of said corporation shill he in MarioncOunty state of Florida and its home officeshall be in the city of Ocala in said county andstate with power to establish branch offices andplaces business in the state of Florida and insuch other states of the United States as shallbe deemed necessary or advisable
ARTICLE IIGeneral Nature of Business to Be Trans-
acted¬
The general nature of the business to be Jtransacted by this corporation shad be
To buy own and sell and deal generally indomestic stock of any and all kinds to engagein a general farming stock raising and nurserybusiness to establish own and scl fruit orchards pud pecan groves to buy own and sellfarms in said county of Marion or other coun-ties
¬
in the state of Florida or other states of theUnited States as may be deemed necessary oradvisable to buy own lease sell or otherwisedeal in such farming tools implements or fix-tures
¬as may be necesssry to carry on a general
farming buiness to and sell domestic ani ¬
mals on commission and on consignment to Iact as agents or employ agents at such places asmay in the opinion of the proper officers of the I
corporation be necessary in carrying on a igeneral farming business and to do all other ithings necessary or advisable to be done forthe successful transaction of the business ofthe corporation
ARTICLE IIICapital StockThe capital stock of this cor¬
poration shall be seventy five thousand 75000dollars to be divided into seven hundred andfifty 750 shares of the value of one hmdred
IOOOO dollars each to be paid in money crproperty to be used in conducting the businessot the corporation at a just valuation to be fixed-at a meeitng called for that purpose No capi-tal
¬
stock shall be sold for less than the parvalue thereof
ARTICLE IV
TermThe term for which this corporation-shall exit shall be ninetynine years from thedate ot the issuance of the letters patent
ARTICLE V
Officers The officers of this corporation shallbe a president vice president secretary and
1 treasurer and a board of directors The busi ¬
ness of this corporation shall be conducted by aboard of directors of not less than three normore than five in number The president-vice piesidentand secretary and treasurer shallbe stockholders in and shall also be membersthe board of directors of said corporation Thesaid officers and the board of directors shall beselected at the annual stockholders meeting tobe held in the city of Ocala Marion countyFlorida at the principal place of business oroffice of said corporation on the second Tuesday-of January ef each year beginning with theyear 1906 The offices of secretary and treas-urer
¬
may be held by one and the same pertonUntil the first annual meeting of the stock ¬
holders and until the officers directors abovementioned are elected and qualified at the firstannual election the officers ofihis corporationshall be-
President R H Paul Watertown Floridavice president J W Ward Jr Floral City
and treasurer S A RawlsOcala Florida
The ooard of directors shall until said nnnualmeeting of stockholders be composed of thesaid persons above named and Wj Hillmanof Live Oak Florida and F L Sweat of Doug-las
¬Georgia
The stockholders shall meet in the city olOcala Marion county Florida at the principalplace of business or office of said corporation onthe 3oth day of Ocober A D 1905 at oclocka m for the of adopting bylaws andcompleting the organization ot this corpora ¬
tionARTICLE VI
Amount of IndebtednessThe highest amountof indebtedness to which this corporation canat any time subject itself is the sum of one hun-dred
¬and fifty thousand 150 ooooo dollars
ARTICLE VIINames and Residences of Incorporators The
names and residenc the incorporators andthe amount stock subscribed for byeach are as follows
R H Paul jr Watertown Florida 50 shareJ W Ward Floral City Florida 50W J Hill man Live Oak Florida 50 shareF L Seat Douglas Georgia 50S A Rawls OcalaFlorida 550 share
ARTICLE VIILCorporate SelThe corporate seal of this
coporation impress stamp bearingMarion Farms Corporate Seal 1905
R H PAULTW JRW J HILLMAF IS RAWLS
State of Floridaouuty of Duval
Before me personally appeared S A Bawls tome well known to be one of the persons de-scribed
¬
in and who executed the foregoing Arti-cles
¬
of Incorporation and who acknowledgedbelore me that he subscribed his name to thesaid articles of incorporation and executed thesame for the purposes therein expressed
In witness whereof I have hereunto set myhand and official seal this 12th day of Septem-ber
¬
A D 1905Public
EAt DEWITTGRA-YNotrMy io1epireJuly 12 1908
State of FloridaCounty of DuvalBefore me personally appeared J W Ward-
to me well known to be one of the persons de-scribed
¬
in and who executed the foregoing ar-ticles
¬of incorporation and who acknowledged-
before his name to thesaid articles of incorporation and executed thesame for the expte sed
In witness whereof I have hereunto set myhand and official seal this I2th dayof Sep ¬
tember A D i9oSEAL DeWITT T GRAY
Public State of Florida at LargeI My commisssion expires July 12 1908
State of Florida I
County of DuvalBefore me personally appeared W JHiJlman
to me well known to be one of the des-cribed
¬
in and who executed the foregoing Arices of Incorporation and who acknowledged
me that he subscribed his nametothe-said Articles Incorporation and thesame for the purpose therein expressed
In witness wheref I have hereunto set myhand and this 13th day of Septem-ber
¬A D 1905 I
SEAL DEWIT GRAYNotary Public t Large
My commission expires July 12 1908
State of FloridaCounty of ColumbiaBefore me personally appeared R H Paul to-
me well known to be one of the persons des-cribed
¬ Iin and who executed the foregoing Ar-
ticles¬
of Incorporation and who acknowledged-before me that he subscribed his names to thesaid Articles of Incorporation and executed the I
same for the purposes therein expressed-In witness whereof I have hereunto set my
hand andcfficiaheHhi the 14th day of Sep ¬ I
SEAL JOSEPH W LAYNEVotary Public State of Florida at Large t
My Commission expires Oct isth 1905
State of Georgia ICounty of CoffeeBefore me personAlly appeared F L Sweat to
me well kcnw be one of the persons des-cribed executed the foregoing Ar-ticles of and who acknowledged-before me that he subbhjs names to thesaid Articles of exetethesame for the purposes therein
In witness whereof have hereunto set myhandando1Btialsealthisthe i6th dayotStember A D 1-
I <SEAL A W HDDOCK
r C i hmJ il tsi 1
f W
NOTICE
VOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDERand by virtue of a final decree enteiea on
the i6th day of August A D 1905 by the HonW S Bullock judge of the circuit courtfifth circuit of Florid Marion countyin chancersitting in cause pendin wherein Mel lisa A Reeves andPhiletns J Reeves were complainants andDaniel W Clark and Emma F Clark were de¬fendants wherein it was ordered that tbeundesigned as special master inthe said final decree therefore I will on
Jlonday the and day October A D jpsbetween the hours of ir oclock a m and aoclock p min frontof theeourthousedoorjnOcala Marion couny Florida offer for saleand will sell to the highest and best bidder fotcash the mortK3Jcdpremises and propertysaid forth as followsto wit
Seven and fift onehundredths chains northand south by seventeen and twentjeight onehundredths chains east and west in the northeast corner of section thirtvthree 33 town-ship
¬fourteen 14 south range twentytwo l2
eastcontaining thirteen 13 acres andin Marion count state of Flordaone Ci six year old faced
mare vOr so much of the above described propertyas may be necessary to satisfy said
costs E BIGGSAugust 1905 91 Special Mastei
NOTICE MASTRS SALEI
NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDERand byvirtucofa certain l decree entered
on the day of August D 1905 by theHonorable W S of the CircuitC urt Court of the Fifth Judicial Circuit-of Florida in and for Marion countyin chancery in a certain cause therein pendingwherein Laura W Plumber is complainant andEdward 0 Eearls and wife Alice M L Earlsand W CTownsend defendants theunder¬signed special master in ceancery appintetherein said final decree
Monday tJtesnd day of October A D ioOsduring the It gal hour sale in front of thesouth door of house in Ocala Marioncounty Florida offer for sale and will sell to thehighest and best bidder for cash the folownldescribed mortgaged premiseshalf of west half of northwest quarter andsouth halt of west half of southwest quarter otsection 4 township 12 south range 25 east imMarion Florida or so much thereof umay oe necer o satisfy the said final dee
CARLOS L SISTRUNKS 25 Special Mate Chancery
ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE
A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINSTLi the estate of AC Johnson de are-
hereby notified to un-dersigned
¬administrator of said estate at larFlorida within one year tm August
F TOWNSEND8 25 8t Administrator
NOTICE-
In Circuit Court Marion County Filth JudicialCircuit of Florid In Chancery
Henry Bird vs Caroline BirdDefendant
TT IS ORDERED THAT THE DEFENDA3 hernamed towit Carolinerequired to appear to he bill of-
complaint intcause on or before tthe 6th oNomr A D 1905
It is further of this orderbe published once a week for eight consecutiveweeks in the Ocala Banner
This Aug 241905seal S T SISTRUNK
CARLOS L SISTRUNK Clerk Circuit CourComplainants Srhcitor 8
NOTICE-
Of Application for Tax Deed Under Section 8 ofChapter 4888 Laws of Florid
IS HEREBY GI F BNOTICE purchaser of tax C cteNO565 and Sot 1st day of Junehas filed said certificates in my office and 9made application for tax deed to issue in accord-ance with law Said certificates embrace Ufollowing described property situated incounty Florida towit
Northeast quarter of southwest quarter onorthwest quaner section i townshiprange castand south J of southwest qurtconorthwest quarter section 2 townshipangeaoeast
The said land being assessed at the date of theissuance of such certificates in the nameparties unknown Unless said cficte obe reemeaccording to law is¬
the a th day of Sept A D1905Witness my official signature and seal this th-22nd dav OfAUg D 1905
ST SISTRUNKClerk Circuit CurMarion County Florida
NOTICE OF EXECUTORS SALE
15 GIVEN THAT THE UNDERNOTICEexecutor will sell at public auctionforcashathe old homestead or residencoBullock deceased inportion of the city of Ocala Florida oaSaturday the Sixteenth of iteptcrnberA D i9oscommencing the hour often oclock a m alot ofplantation tools farm implement consist-ing
¬
rakespows hohorse mowing and other generalplantation implement Also hosehold and
and other personalproperty belonging to said estate
V S BULLOCKS 25
NOTICfc-
Whareas this board has given due notice as re¬
quired by law that in would consider and deter-mine at this meeting of the board whether notthey will adopt the provisions section r and 2of chapter 5450 of the Laws ot Florida and
i whereas no citizen of the county has appearedbefore theboard objecting to thebeing made operative aprovided for in saidchapter 5450 approved the governor or Floripa Mav3i
Resolved That the provisions of chapter 5450aforesaid shall become operative and in full forceand effect two month trom the date thereof twit im the 15th dav day of October A Dand that any and all persons violating its pro-visions
¬and requirements after that date will be
liable to tne pains and penaltiets hereofUnanimously adopted and ordered publihefor two monthsThis August 9 1905
H W TOS-GChaiauBord of County Commisioners
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EXECTUORS NOTICE
Executors notice to creditor etcIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALTNOTICE legatees distributees and all per¬
sons having claims ordemandsagaiust the estateRobert the sameto the undersigned executor for cayment dulyauthenticated within two from this dateor payment wilt be refused August i6tb
S iS St WILLIE S BULLOCKExecutor
NOTICE
In the Circuit Court of the Fifth Judicial Cir-cuit
¬of Florida in and for Marion County iIin Chancery
Adolphus L MitceUCDtuant vs MissouriMitchell Constructive
Service1T IS ORDERED THAT THE DEFENDANT i1 herenamed towit Missouri Mitchell baDeis required to to tilecomplaint filedii tICn5onorbfor-eMuy
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It ordered that copy of this orderbe publishedonce week for four consecutiveweeks in the Ocala Banner a saidcounty and state ucspiI fb2ist dayofSetr 19sSISTRU
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