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>0i rr THE OCALA BANNER PAGE ELEVEN

A STRONG ANSWER TO THE I

BUSINESS MENS DOCUMENT-

To the Citizens and Voters of MarionCounty Florida-In view of the fact that a number

t of the merchants and business men ofOcala have addressed a communica-tion

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f to you deploring the condition oftile county and mourning over the costmt an election we wish to analyze the

t object and purpose of their mournfulI petition-

In the first place the petition wasl gotten up by lawyers hired and paidi by the barrooms for the job In the

econd place the petition pretends toappeal to voters against calling theelection but in fact it is gotten up

f entirely for a campaign document to-t try to Influence the people to vote the

wet ticket They knew that when theI article was written we had the peti-tion

¬1 calling for an election already

toned by more than onefourth of theregistered voters of the county andthey knew the law relative to such a I

t petition vI

They say elections are costly yett the very men who wrote the mournfulf document and almost everyone who

signed it was red hot for an electiont on bonding the county when it was

conceded from the very start thatF bonds would be defeated Why didntt thy cry out then against the expenser of an election 1I They say elections are costly yetr they say they will put the county to-t the expense of another election two

yrs from now and a constant ex-

pense¬

every two years unless thecounty goes back wet They here un-mindfully

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i admit that the county willKO dry Although they weep over theexpense of an election they are will-

ing¬

to call them any time when theyare in their own interest I want to-

t ay to the citizens of Marlon countythat the men who originated this

Business Mens appeal the barroommen and a few others care no more

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for the expense of this election thanthey do for the expense of overcharg-ing

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for bad whiskeyThey say that If the revenue derived

fcfrom the licensed saloon be lost it willbe necessary to materially Increase thetax rate on property They know thisto be untrue mid I say thlh from the

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authority and testimony from twentyodd counties of this state We nowhave 32 dry counties In Florida and Ihave testimony from more than 20 ofthem all certifying that closing thesaloons did not Increase the expense-one cent In the county and most ofthem declare that It lessened the exl ense from S500 to SrOOO per year

Why Is it that these business menwill not take the statements from theofficials of these counties hut con ¬

tinue to make statements that theycannot prove We will give to anyman a reward of S T 0 who will prove-

b ft majority of the county officersand the business men of any county inthis state that doing away with thesaloons has Increased taxes one cent

Suwannee county declares that hercounty expenses are more than 1000

k lwar year less than when she had openI saloons

Lake City says that she saves sincethe town and county went dry more-

than J100 per month on police hireHamilton county says that In two

years the county saved In court ex-

penses¬

alone 532955 These savingswould soon build a court house inOcala

Alachua county officials certify thati

the expenses of the courts are 1045

less per year than when the countywas wet This was over and aboveall costs and rewards Many othercounties give the same statementsCan you tell me why these men turn-a deaf ear to such facts

These gentlemen for whom we have1 great respect have made a mistake1 They have conveyed the Idea that as

business men they should be consultedi above everybody else In a movement

touching the moral and financial In-

terest¬

of the county While every bus-

iness¬

man Is a blessing in his placeB nd has a right to express his opin-ion

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i an a citizen yet It Is going tooi far when Ve say that business men as-

ar claw should be consulted before weInaugurate a reform Even the king-

s served by the neldantl farm And1 we believe that the man who toils In

the field should Ih consulted as muchI as the business man

To read their petition one not ac-

quainted¬

with Ocala would get theJ iieit that most of the prominent men

In Ociilu itlgned it hut not onethirdof them have signed It Lets countThere lire eighteen lawyers In Ocalafour of uhom signed It and tifteen< 1M nut viz II A Burford W S Bullock Waldn Martin L X Green TK Bigg William Hocker L W Du ¬

val N M Allred Kd W Davis L TIzlar L J Beck C L Sistrunk JoeHell mind W 1C Zewadskl There arenine doctors In Ocala One signed Itand eight did not viz Doctors E VanHood Walter Hood D M Smith AU Izlar W H Powers J E ChaceIt D Puller L F Blalock and LeitnerThere lire six white pastors In Ocalaand none of them signed It Thereare three proprietors of the Bannerand Star One of them signed it andtwo did not leo L Taylor of the

1 Ocala Printing Company did not signIt Mrs P C Edwards owner of theOcala House and renting stores for

d two barrooms signed It The manager-of

ithe Montezuma and renting stores

for one barroom signed It Two banksout of three signed It The Commer-cial

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Rank with Dr S H Butch man-ager

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did not sign There are thirt-yN4Ven white proprietors of storesIn Ocnla Seventeen signed It andtwenty did not viz W J ChambersShoe Co A K Burnett and W WCondon jewelers T B Snyder cloth-Ing R B Blake and Tex Martin

N Ocala News Company T W Smith

hardware F W Kunze grocer C BHendricks grocer Baxter Cam and-S H Martin seed store and grocerymen A L Webb dry goods MrsMinnie A Bostic milliner Clark Brosgrocers Geo A Nash dry goodsGuarantee Cldthing Co Ferguson andUsher grocers Mrs Holloman gro¬

cer T W Troxler confectioneries-and fruits Sid Whaley confectioner-ies

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and fruits There are five market-men in Ocala and none of them signed-it viz John L Edwards W J Ed¬

wards J R Bankston W P Edwards-and J R White There are three lum ¬

ber companies in Ocala viz Geo RMcKtan Lumber Co Grace and Con ¬

verse and B H Seymour Lumber CoNone of them signed it There are twoliverj stables in Ocala One signed itS A Standley Co did not Therare four wagon works in Ocala vizBrick City Carriage Factory OcalaWagon Works the Crescent WagonWorks and none of them signed itThere are eight negro merchants inOcala Two signed and six did notThere are seven county officers inoiia One of them signed and sixlil not viz S T Sistiunk K LCarrey Alfred Ayer Joe Bell T EJMsieur W D Corn There are titirteen city officials Four of them sign-ed

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and Ine did not There are aboutlimo iIMks in Ocala Three of themsigned it and ninetyseven did nutThere are about fifty good farmers inand around Ocala One of them signed-it and fortynine did not

They say that the degree of sobriety-and good order prevailing here is evenhigher than most prohibition towns ofsimilar size can show To this wemake a flat denial and they cannotprove It We note however that theDunnellon document could not muster-up courage enough to make the sameclaim Respectfully-

Local Option ClubOcala Fla

I NoticeWe wish to inform our friends and

patrons that Dr L A Bize will re ¬

turn to Tampa November 1st entire-ly

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restored to health and will be atthe office daily after that date

BIZE JEFFERSONSpecialists-

Eye Ear Nose and ThroatTampa Fla

10134t

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 J CARROLL

106tf Ocala Fla

NOTIC-

EAllOccuoational Licenses areDue on

thlst Day of Each October

If you are due to pay a license forI

the year beginning October 1st 1905I you must get this license before No-

vember¬

1st next or we will be com-

pelled¬

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to force these collections asthe law directsI

This duty is imperativeI The tax collector will issue these

licenses H BELL County JudgeI

E L CARNEY Tax CollectorI 10543vI

FOR SALK OR REST A nice twostory seven room residence with bathand other modern conveniences andin good condition 116 Earl streetOcala 210x210 Immediate possess ¬

ion Address Mrs W K McDonaldI 111 East 8th street JacksonvilleFlorida 10ll4t

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I SEABOARDA-ir Line Railway

Special Rates

I 2550 Richmond Va and returnTickets I >n sale 10 11 and 12 limit ¬

ea returning to Sept 23th-

S3095 Philidelphia Pa and returnTickets on sale 13 14 and 15 limit ¬

ed returning to Sept 25th withavailable extension to Oct 5

Summer tourist rates to mountain-and seashore resorts Low rates tothe northwest Special rates toPortland Oregon and Californiapoints

THE SHORT LINE-TO

OALIFORNIA AND NORTHWE-

STVIAVIA

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 BEAN JJ VAN REZSSELAER

T P A General Agent31 Peachtree St Atlanta Ga-

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Jr iZt 1t

GOULD WINS THEI

RAILROAD CONTEST-

Control of Wabash Completelyin His Hands

BONDHOLDERS ELECT DIRECTORS I

Fierce Fight Has Been Raging for Pos¬

session of Great Railway SystemRamsay Who Opposed Goulds Inter-

est Made a Bitter Conetst

Toledo 0 Oct 12George J Gouldthis morning won a decisive victory-over Joseph Ramsey Jr in the contest-of the Vabash road electing all of thesix directors to be chosen by the bond ¬

holders The vote cast by Mr Gouldwas 228510 against 31840 for MrRamsey Tie latter claimed the right-to vote under the cumulative systemwhich would have given him 191040votes This was disallowed by thetellers and Mr Ramsey was given but31840

When the meeting opened this morn-ing George Greer for Mr Gould with ¬

drew the nominations made yesterday-and substituted the names of Thomas-H Hubbard B E Jeffrey John TTerry Winslow Price R M Gallo ¬

way and B T Welles TIle nameswithdrawn were those of Russell SageRobert C dowry and W B Saunders

Vice President Blodgett as chairman-of the bondohlders caucus announced-that th ° total vote cast by the bond-holders

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was 260450 and Mr Ramsey-at once offered objection declaring-that his private count differed from thenumber stated by Mr Blodgett to theextent of 10000 voters He demandedthe right to check his list with thatheld by the inspectors bu after a longargument this was denied him by thechairman-

Mr Ramsey was asked if he desiredto make any nominations but throughcounsel Judge Doyle declined sayingthat he would vote for whom hepleased and did not care to nominateanybody in advance of the vote

3ANKERS HOLD ANNUAL MEETING

Over Two Thousand Members Meet-at National Capital

Washington Oct 12More than2000 bankers have registered their at-tendance

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at the thirtyfirst annual ses ¬

sion of the American Bankers associa ¬

tion which convenes in the new Na-tional

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theater here WednesdaySeveral meetings of sections of thp

association were held today when im ¬

portant action affecting various phases-of the banking interests was taken Atthe meeting of the trust company sec ¬

tion the question of federal control-of trust companies was refered tosomewhat evasively

Xo one came out squarely in advo-cacy of it but each speaker voiced decided sentiment in favor of adequateinspection The savings bank sec-tion

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voted to make an experiment Inaking statistics of savings acounts-

A publicity section was organized

Heroic Mother Saves Her BoyColum jia S C Oct 12passengers-

on the midday Columbia NewberryanJ Laurens train tell a thrilling story-of a Ittle childs miraculous escapefrom dath and of a mothers heroicintervention While the train wasspeeding between Little Mountain andChapin a 6yearold boy whose namecould not be learned was standingupon a car seat by an open window

Iwhen tlse rapidly movi g train lunchedaround a curve and hurled the littlefellow headlong through the windowThe mother who occupied a seat be¬

hind reached far over the intervening-seat and caught the boys ankle justas it was disappearing over the sillCaptain J S Land of Columbia whowas sitting opposite quickly rendered-aid and assisted the woman in rescu-ing

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the boy

To Build New Cotton MillLaGrange Ga Oct 12The >

sub-scribers

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of the new cotton mill met yesterday and effected a preliminary or-ganization

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The name selected wasthe Elm City mills The capital stockwas placed at 250000 An advisoryboard was named aad will begin suchwork as necessary before a charter canbe granted They will take up thematter of a site the allotment of stockand any other matters which will pushthe work of a permanent organization-This will give LaGrange its fifth cotton mill and most of its stock isalready subscribed at at home

President Interested in AthleticsNew York Oct 12 Because of the

interest he has taken in tie work ofpublic schools athletic league Presi-dent

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Roosevelt was yesterday elected-to the office of vice president of thatorganization at a meeting of the execu ¬

tive committee The league is one ofhe largest organizations devoted tosports and athletic pastimes in theworld

Frost at MemphisMemphis Tenn Oct 12A slight

frost appeared in Memphis and sur¬

rounding territory early this morningAdvices from points in Arkansas andnorth Mississippi indicate that a lightfrost generally prevailed The weath-er today Is clear and cool AnOtitrfrost is predicted tonight

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NOTICEApplication for Tax Deed Under Section 8

ot Chapter 4888 Laws of Florid-

aNOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THATTHIER ourchaser of tax certifi-

cates¬

Nos 1074 1075 and 1114 dated the 3rdday of October A D 1898 and certificate No3790 dated and dy of December 1895has filed said certificates n my office andhas made application for tax deed to issue inaccordance with law Said certificates embrace-the following described property situated inMarion county Florida towit

Lots 19 20 28 29 and 30 sub of southeastquarter section 27 and northeast quarter ofsouthwest quarter section 31 and north half ofnorthwest quarter of northeast quaner section34 township I4 south range 23 east

The said land being assessed at the date ofthe issuance ofsuch certificate in the name ofParties Unknown Unless said certificates shall-be redeemed according to law tax deed will is-sue thereon on the 14th day November A D1905Witness my official signature and seal this the12th day of Oct A D 1905

10 13 S T SISTRUNKClerk Circuit Court Marion County Florida

LOST OR STRAYED

BLACK AND TAN HOUND BITCHONE about 9 months old named Sillytip of tail breast and under neck white fourwhite feet more white on front than on hindfeet tan face tan eyebrows

i ostnear Montague Fla October 1st Suit-able

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reward for luformotion that will lead toher recovery

R B BULLOCKI

Ocala October 13

NOTICE-

A SPECIAL MEETING OF STOCKHOLDERSL1 of the Standard Kaolin Company of Floridais called Tuesday

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2t1t of October 1905I at 9 a m at the bank building Leesburg Flafor electing directors amending bylaws andother purposes H S JUDD

Leesburg Fla 4 Oct 1905 secretaryI

NOTICE

THE DEFENDANT AND OTHHR PERSONSI interested are hereby required to appear on

Monday The First Day January A D ryoGI to an action commenced by attachment by T TMunroe and Z C Chambliss as copartners un ¬

der the style and firm name ot MunroeChambliss against W R Baker in the CircuitCourt of the Fifth Judicial Circuit of the State ofFloridain and for Marion county-

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

Clerk Circuit Conrt Marion County FlaHOCKEK fit DUVAL

Attorneys for Plaintiffs-

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICEj

ALL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINST I

estata ot Henry T Wartmann deceased-are hereby notified to present the same to the un¬

der signed administrator of said estate CitraFlorida within one year from the date hereofan prescrscribed law

August 19 1905ED L WARTMANN-

S 25 St Administrator

AttentionI Having engaged space in Fairbuilding at Tampa to show Marionsresources Let every person help by

onI sending some exhibit dont depend

your neighbor this means youAll county exhibits will be delivered

j free by the Railroad and express com-panies

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W M GIST-

Commissioner

Robt H Jones Genl Supt Atlanta GaE M Sanderson Supreme President Jack-

sonville¬

FlaH S Wright M D Supreme Medical Exam-

iner¬

Atlanta Ga

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THE NATIONAL UNI-

ONFRATERNALj

LIFEASSOCIATION

lne Office Ulanta Georgia

BENEFITS TO MEMBERS

1000 At Death-

In each full division orlodge the money being al-ways

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on hand in your locali bank in advance for deathI

claimsI 1000 In Case of flccideqtI Total disability paid SIOO aI year for 10 years If you dieI you will also get 1000 inI addition to the accident ben-

efit¬

Thus StOOO protec-tion

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I Pad Up MembershipAfter 20 annual payments

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Ino further payments will be

I required during life10 Orphar Children

I Vill be fully provided for inI each full division or lodge

free of cost This is in ad-dition

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I to money coming tothem at the death of parent

I Worsen Are AcceptedI As members on equal terms

with men-

Officers

I

o th Florida Di ¬

vision or Lodge No5President Hon W R Thomas May-

or of Gainesville FlaVicepresident Dr T F Thomas

Hardware Merchant GainesvilleSecretary and Treasurer Dr B P

Richards Cashier Dutton CoI Bankers Gainesvile-

Col H F Dutton Dutton CoBankers-

Dr J L Kelly Supt Pub Instruc¬

tion Alachua County-GI W Hyde General MerchandiseG W Martin Merchant Ocala-C R Tydings Druggist Ocala-R R Carroll City Editor Star OcalaT E Bridges Agent Ocala

W 6 RICHARDSON

Gainesville Florida

Agent and District Manager Alachua MarionLevy Bradford LaFayette Putnam Counties

Z 7 cjyj jii 1 J

NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLYFO LETTERS PATENT

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT THEintend to apply to his excel-

lency¬

Napoleon B Broward governor of Flor¬

ida on the5th day of October A D 905

for letters patent on the proposed charterhereto attached

R H PAUL-J WWARDjR-W HILLMANF L SWEAT-S RWLS

ARTICLES INCORPORATION OF MARIONFARMS

We the undersigned do hereby associate our-selves

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together for the purpose ot forming a cor-poration for profit under and by virtue of thelaws of the state of Florida and do herebyadopt tne following charter

ARTICLE INameThe name of this corporation shall beMARION FARMS and the principal place of

business of said corporation shall ben 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 of 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 betransacted by this corporation shall 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 sell fruit orchards and pecan groves to buy own and sellfarms in said county of Marion or other coun ¬

ties in the state ot Florida or other sates 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 necessary to carry on ageneral

farming buiness to and sell domestic ani ¬

mals on commission and on consignment toact as agents or employ agents at such places asmay in the opinion of the proper officers of thecorporation necessary in orcarrying on ageneral farming business and to do all otherthings 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 JTsooodcllars to be divided into sven hundred andfifty 75 ° shares of the value of one hmdred

10000 dollars each to be paid in money crproperty to be used in conducting the businessot the corporation at a just valuation to be fixedat a meeitng called for that purpose No capi-tal

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stock shall be sold for less than the parvalue thereof

ARTICLE IV

TermThe term for which this corporation-shall exiat shall be ninetynine years from thedate oi the issuance of the letters patent

ARTICLE V

OfficersThe officers of this corporation shallbe a president vice president secretary andtreasurer and a board of directors The busi-ness

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of this corporation shall be conducted by a-board of directors of not less than three normore than five in number The presidentvice ptesident and secretary and treasurer shallbe stockholders in and shall also be members ofthe board of directors of said corporation Thesaid officers and the board of directors shall beselected at the annual stockholders meeting tobe held in the thy of Ocala Marion county

I Florida at the principal place of business oroffice of corporation on the Tuesday-of January f each year beginning with theyear 1906 The offices of secretar and treas-urer may be held by one and the same perton

Until the first annual meeting of the stock ¬

holders and until the officers directors above-mentioned 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

secretary and treasurer S A RawlsOcala Florida

The ooard of directors shall until said tnnualmeeting of stockholder be composed of thesaid persons above named and W J 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 dayof October A D 1905 at looclocka m for the purpose of adopting bylaws andcompleting the organization ot this corpora ¬

tionARTICLE VI

Amount of Indebtedness The highestamountI of indebtedness to which this corporation can

at anytime subject itself lathe sum of one hun-dred

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nd fifty thousand 150 ooooo dollarsARTICLE VII

Names and Residences of IncorporatorsThe-names and residences ot the incorporators andthe amount of capital stock subset ibed for byeach are as follows

R H Paul jr Watertown Florida 50 sharesJ W Ward Floral City Florida 50 shares-W J HilLmati Live Oak Florida 50 shares-F L Seat Douglas Georgia 50 shares-S A Rawls Ocala Florida 550 shares

ARTICLE VIIICorporate SealThe corporate seal of this

coporation shall be an impress stamp bearing-the words Marion Farms Corporate Seal 1905

R H PAUL-I W WARD JRW J HILLMANF L SWEAT-S A RAWLS

tate of FloridaI ouuly of Duval

Before me personally appeared S A Rawls tome well known to be one of the persons de

I vcribed in and who executed the foregoing Arti-cles

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of Incorporation and who acknowledgedI before me that subscribed his name to the

said 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

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A D 1005 EAL DEVITTT GRAYNotary Public State of Florida at Large

My commission expires July IZ 1908

State of FloridaCounty of DnvalBefore 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 inc that he subscribed his name to theI aid artrcs of incorporation and executed the

same for the purposes therein expie sedIn witness whereof I have heieunto set mv-

handI and official seal this 12th dayof Sep-tember

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A D 1905-I SEAij DEWITT T GRAY

Notary Ijinlic State of Florida at LargeI My expires July 12 lSOS

i

State of FloridaCounty of DuvalBefore me personally appeared W J Hillman

to me well known to be one of the persons des-cribed

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in and who executed the foregoing Ar-ticles

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of Incorporation and who acknowledg-edbef me that he subscribed his names to thesaid Articles Incorporation and executed thesame for the purpose therein expressed-

In witness whereof I have hereunto set myhand and official seal this 13th day of Septem-ber

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SEAL DEWITT T GRAYNotary Public State of tlorida at Large

My commissiin 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

¬in and who executed the foregoing Ar-

ticles¬

of Incorporation and who acknowledged-beforeI me that he subscribed his names to thesaid Articles of Incorporation and executed thesame forthe purposes therein expressed-

In witness whereof I have hereunto set myhand and official seal this the 14th day of Sep-tember

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A D 1905SEAL JOSEPH W LAYNE

Votary Public State of Florida at LargeUy Commission expites Oct isth 1905

State of GeorgiaCounty of CoffeeBefore me personally appeared F L Sweat to

me well bcnwn to be one of the persons described in and who executed the foregoing Ar-ticles of Incorporation and who acknowledgedbefore me that he subscribed his names 10 thesaid Articles of Incorporation and executed thesame for the purposes therein expressed

I In witnes whereof I have hereunto set myhan1 and official eal this the i6th day of Sep-tember A D 1005

A W HADDOCK-SEAL N P CC G-

atb 0 2 > 2r

t

1 NOTICE-I

I NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDERvirtue of a final decree entered cathe i6th day of August A D 1905 by the Hon

W S Bullock judge of the circuit court of thefifth judicial circuit of Florida Marion countyin chancery sitting in that certain cause prnilin said court wherein Slellisa A Reeves andPhiletus J Reeves were complainants all4Daniel W Clark and Emma F Clark were defendants wherein it was ordered that the under-signed

¬as special master in chancery execute

the said final decree therefore I will oaMonday the 2nd day of Octolttr A D 190

between the hours of it oclock a m and 2oclock p mnin front of the court house door iaOcala Marion couny Florida oiler for saleand will sell to the highest and best bidder forcash the mortgaged premises and property iasaid decree mentioned and set forth as followsto wit

Seven and fifty onehundredths chains northand south seventeen and twentyeight oaehundredths chains east and west in the north ¬

east corner of section thutvthrec 33 towaship fourteen 14 south range twentytwo saeast containing thirteen 13 acres lying andbeing in Marion county state of Florida

Also one I six year old sorrel blazed facedmareOr so mnch of the above described property

as may be necessary to satisfy said decree andcosts TE BIGGSAugust 30 1905 9 i Special Master

NOTICE OF MASTRS SALE

NOTICE IS HEREBY GIVEN THAT UNDERvirtue of a certain final decree entered-

on the 22nd day of August A D 1905 by theHonorable W S Bullock Judge of the Circuit-C urt Court of the Fifth Judicial circuit

I of Florida in and for Marion countyin chancery in a certain cause therein peudtnjfwherein Laura W Plumber is complaisant tadEdward O Beans and wife Alice M L Karland W C Townsend are defendants the under¬signed special master in ceancery appointedtherein to execute said finai decree will onI

j Monday the and day of October A D io9sduring the It gal hours of sale in front of thesouth door of the court house in Ocala Marioncounty Florida offer for sale and will sell to the

i highest and best bidder for cash the followingdescribed mortgaged premises towit Northi half of west half of northwest quarter andsouth halt of west half of southwest quarter otsection 4 township 12 south range 25 east iaMarion county Florida or so much thereof as

oe necessary to satisfy the said final decree-and costs of suit

CARLOS L SISTRUNK8 25 Special Master in Chancery

ADMINISTRATORS NOTICE

A LL PERSONS HAVING CLAIMS AGAINSTCL the estate of A C Johnson deceased are

hereby notified to present the same to the un¬dersigned administrator of said estate at MartinFlorida within one year from August 23 1905

F M TOWNSEND8 25 St Administrator

NOTICE-

In Circuit Court Marion County Fifth JudicialCircuit of Florida In Chancery

Heury Bird Complaiuant vs Caroline BirdI DefendantI TT IS ORDERED THAT THE DEFENDANT

herein named towit Caroline Bird be andshe is hereby required to appear to the bill ofcomplaint in this cause on or before

the 6th thaj1 Sfovcmbcr A D 1905 JIt is further ordered that a copy of this order-

beI

published once a week for eight consecutiveweeks in the Ocala Banner

This Aug 24 1905seal S T SISTRUNK

CARLOS L SJSTRUNK Clerk Circuit CourtComplainants Srhcitor S 25 St

NOTICE-

Of Application for Tax Deed Under Section ofChapter 4888 Laws of Florida

HEREBY GIVEN THAT F B1 Turner purchaser of tax Certificates No565 and Sol ist day of June A D 1905has filed said certificates in my office and has

j made application for tax deed to issue in accord-ance

¬ 2with law Said certificates embrace thefollowing described property situated in Markmcounty Florida towit

Northeast quarter of southwest quarter ofnorthwest quaner section I township 16 southrange eastand southji southwest quarternorthwest quarter section 22 township 17 southan ge 20 east

The said land being assessed at the date of theissuance of such certificates in the name of

unknown Unicsssaid certificates shallbe redeemed according to law tax deedwill is-sue

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thereon on the 25th day of Sept A D1905Witness my official signature and seal this tile22nd day of August AD 1905

825 ST SISTRUNKClerk Circuit Curt Marion County Florida

NOTICE

THE DEFENDANT AND OTHER PERSONSa interested are hereby required to appear on

Monday Fir t day of January A D 1906To an action commenced by attachment by

tbe Florida Fertilizer and Manufacturing Coa corporation and 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 28th day of September-A D 1905 SEALS T SISTRUNK

Clerk Circuit Couit Marion Couny FlaHOCKER << DUVA-

LAttorneys for Plaintiff

i NOTICb

Whareas this board has given due notice as re-quired

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by law thatiu would consider aud deter-mine

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at this meeting of the board whether notI they will adoptthc provisions section i and 2

ol chapter 5450 ol the Laws 01 Florida andwhereas no citizen of the county has appearedbefore the board objecting to thebmg made operative as provided for in saidchapter 5450 approved the governor or Floripa May 31 1905 Therfore it

Resolved That the provisions of chapter 5450aforesaid shallbeeuneoperativeand in full forceand effect two month from the date thereof towit on the isth day day of October A D 190and that any aud persons violating its pro-visions

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requirements after that date will beIable to tne pains and penaltiets hereof

Unanimously adopted and ordered publishedfor two months

This August 9 1905H W LONG

Chairman Board of County Commisioners-Attest S T SISTRUNK Clerk

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EXECTUORS NOTICE

Executors notice to creditor etcIS HEREBY GIVEN THAT ALLNOVICE legatees distributees and all per¬

sons havingclaims or demand against the estateRobert Bullcckdeceascdwill present the sameto the undersigned executor for nayment dulyauthenticated wii bin two from this dateor payment will be refused August 16th 1905

8 18 8t WILLIE S BULLOCKI Executor

NOTICE

In the Circuit Ccurt of the Fifth Judicial Cir-cuit

¬ iof Florida in and for Marion Countyin Chanceiy

Adolphus L Mitchell Ccmolaiuant vs Missouri 7Mitchell Defendant Order for Constructive

I IT IS ORDERED THATService

THE DEFENDANTherein tamed tcwit Missouri Mitchell be and

is hereby required to apnear to the bill ofcomplaint cause on before

Monday the 6th dau of Koremjttr zoosIt is further ordered that a copy of this order-

be published once a week for four con culiveweeks in the Ocaa Banner a newspaper in saidconntyand stile

This aist day of Sept 190seal S T SISTRUf K

Clerk Cuctiit Court Marion County Fla-IL B BULLOCK Complainants 9 22

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