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TAMPA FLA July 13 1905

Special Correspondence Ocala BannerS

I Plans for the state fair building

have been decided upon bids will be

at once called for and no time will be

lost in beginning the important work-

of construction1 The main exhibit building will be

1 the largest ever seen at a southern

state fair It will be 910 feet in

I length and 95 feet wide There will

be in all 72 exhibit spaces 37x40 feet

4 which space will accommodate any

1 county exhibit and many will be di¬

vided for smaller exhibits The cen¬

5 ter aisle will be 21 feet wide with 19

cross aisles 10 feet wide all of which

will have outer entrances Thebuilding will be 20 feet high at theeaves and forty feet high in the mid-

dle

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A gallary 300 feet length will

be erected in the middle and furnish-

ed

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with easy chairs and lounges forvisitors to rest upon especially ladiesand children

The magnificent exposition build-

ing

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of the Tampa Bay hotel will beused for the womans department-and other imposing buildings will be

erected The stables pens and

other buildings for live stock will be

much larger than those of the SouthFlorida Fair which will compare in

f in no particular with the state fairThe grounds will be greatly enlarged-

to make room for new buildings up¬

on which no expanse will be spared-

as they are expected to meet allneeds for five years the term for-

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I which the grounds have been leasedby the Fair Association which now

includes the leading citizens of allr

sections of the stateReports from all sources indicate

that the fair will be the greatest sucsuccess of the souths history es-

pecially

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r in point of attendance ofhomeseekers from other states and

1 no county can go without represen-

tation¬

44 Lake City is going to bond for

170000 for public improvementsamong which she proposes to erect ja

t 20000 high school building pave thestreets with vitrified brick purchase-and

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enlarge the light and water plantand install an up to date seweragesystem Still there is life in the oldtown and we hope she will live longand prosper wellOrlando Star

Senator Mitchell might get a leave-

of absence from the Senate until heserves his termMemphis Commer¬

k cialAppeal

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c Lrette writes Thibopeaux LaOct 1S Q4Por four years y face was com-pletely

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covered with frecjtlesand pimples Allremeales until I used two packages ofSatiaola which completely removed the frees

J les and cosnp exion is sow ¬

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NATIONZ TOILE COParis Tenn

lal in Ocala by Antimonopoly Drug Stareawl leading drBgeiats

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SwMay ScsI GavsetiaThe fifth annual session of the Sun ¬

day school convention of the MarionBaptist Association will convene atBlitchton July 29th The following-

is the programSATURDAY

utooa m Introductory sermonRev N K Norwood

200 p m Business sessionEnrolling DelegatesElection ol officer-sAppointment of CommitteesVicePresident 1

Treasurer V ReportsColporteurWhat are the special causes of failure in oui

Sunday school work w D CamWhat are the special benefits derived irom

imparting religious instruction to othersSunday school work-

A L Timer Mrs Wm HockerSUNDAY

1000a m Sunday SchoolDr Blitch1100a m Preaching RevC C Carroll200 p m The Sunday School

Convention of the Marion AssociationPurpose W T GaryIts Achievement RevW B lummerBusiness sessionRepons of CommitteesMiscellaneous BusinessAdjournmentThe following is an example of re¬

view lesson from 1000 to 1100 amI

Twelve Questions About the Scene on the Mount-of Transfiguration

1 Where is the Mount and who were present2 What L> the significance of Peter James

and hnsPresence3 What is the significance of Elijahs presence

4 1 6 I 14 Moses5 Christs6 f I Gods7 What was Christ doing just before his

transfiguration-S What was the topic of conversation of

Christ with Moses and Elijah9 What teachings do we get Iom this lesson

concerning the state ol the righteous dead10 What lessons of the resurrection11 Why did Christ say Tell the vision to no

man till the Son of God be then from the dead12 What 15 the significance of the statement

from God concerning Christ-II

The Liquor TrafficI Five minutes discussion of its nature2 Explanation of the painting

53 Startling facts about the vice of Tnttjnperance

4 rive methods of correcting the liquor evilIll

Christian Science vs Science and ChristianityI Christian Science not Christian because it

denies the divinity and vicarious atonement of I

Jesus the Christ2 Not scientific because it denies all classified I

knowledge concerning matter pain acd med-icine

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Each proposition to have Lye scutes dis-cussion

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IVDivine healing1 What if divine healing according to the ex

ample given by the prophets2 By Christ3 By the Apostles I

4 What was the object in each instance5 Does the need of miraculous healing stll j

exist6 Should we pray for the sick 1

7 Explain James 5 1115V

The Unpardonable Sin j

1 Against whom can the sin be committedMath1231 Mark 32530

2 Vnat is the nature of the sin3 Who committed it in the New Testament j

4 What TIMS the occasion5 Can one comwit tbt= sin row I

6 Can one unknowingly commit the sin I

7 Why should this sin be unpardonableI

S Is it impossible for a Christam to committhis isn

9 What does he mean when PanI said Grievenot the Spirit

10 What was the sin of Ananias11 What was the sin of Simon the Magician I

12 Explain Heb io6 31

Each Baptist church and Sundayschool in the Marion Association isurged to send a full quota of dele ¬

gatesBlitchton is preaparing to give a

royal welcome and will expect a fulldelegation and will be disappointed-if they are not present

Lake City Was Not to Blame-

A number of papers throughout thestate claim that Lake City owes herdefeat to Dr Julian and Mr Personswho represented Columbia county inthe recent legislature by them mak-ing

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a bitter attack upon Dr AndrewSledd the universttys presidentSuppose we grant this which in ouropinion is quite true is it sufficientcause for this enormous sum ofmoney to be thrown away and thecitizens of Lake City made to sufferthis irreparable loss were not toblame

Their representatives disloyalty tothe university was criticised by thepress of Lake City and the generalpublic what more could they doOrlando Star-

A Pretty Flcwer from Far Off CaliforniaThe Ocala Fla Banner is forty

years old and Frankarris has heldeditoral charge during the whole timeso acceptably to the people that thepaper today has more influence thaneverfcEditor Harris is a clean inde-pendent

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forceful writer and onewhom it is always a pleasure to read I

after Redland CaL Citograph I

Secretary Taft says that John FWallace changed his position overnight This refutes the charge thatit was changed over salary AtlantaJournal

ADVICE TD WET AID-

DIICAMPAIGNERS

CliRLEY RUES EXPERIEME-

Snollygaster of Florida Politics Had

An Exciting Tires at Ward City

In Bradford County

Among those who have novel ex-

citing¬

or interesting experience onthe hustings of Florida to relate is

Charles L Fildes Few men in Flori-

da

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are more resourceful as campaignspeakers and but few have had asmuch of it or as great a variety asthe snollygoster of Florida politics

My latest experience fit to com-

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upon remarked Mr Fildes toa party of friends the other day atthe Aragon Hotel was at WardCity in Bradford county

They were having a wet and drycampaign down there and sent for agood man to wake em up for thewets I accepted the job and wentdown to old Bradford with more gin ¬

ger and argument than Messrs Stock ¬

ton Barrs Wright ana the gangopened up in the last campaign whenthe first gun was fired at Long Branch-

in Bradford county I landed atWard City and got there a little lateThere was Brother Carpenter ofTampa a temperance lecturer who

has burntjup the rush in many a hotcampaign for the temperance in thestate and who is a Jim Dandy tooThere were two other preachers andthey were holding forth in the church-

I sauntered in an walked up prettywell to the front Brother Carpenter-

was everlastingly rasping whiskeysaloons etc and was doing it in hischaracteristic style I had been seat-

ed for a few moments when BrotherCarpenter made a personal allusion-

to me I thoughtit was about time I

to declare myself I saidBrother Carpenter I mi ht as well

tell you now that I am to make aspeech for the saloon men

If ever I created a sensation by a

few words it was then Upon theirfeet came the preachers the goodelders the deacons ard soothsayers-

to1

protect against such an unholyproceeding as a whisky speech intheir church They would not listento it I was voted out

All right I saiclIll speak fromthe depot platform after the meet ¬

ing You see I crowded in an an-

nouncement¬

at any rate during themelee I was fortunate to get inthat much

Brother Carpenter then roasted mein good fashion I was paid by thesaloon men he said and he impress-ed

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this upon bis audience with greateffect You know that when you aremaking a speech for a fee during acampaign keep the fee in the back-

ground¬

Dont let the Florida Crack-

er¬

know anything about it Tell himthat you are out as a matter friend ¬

ship or patriotism That will do for I

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if he learns the truth about your re-

ceiving¬

cash you are to be seriouslycrippled-

And I learned another lesson j

right there After the church meet-

ingj

I had called the crowd togetherand was going it with a getthere-Eli gait 1 made this observation-

My fellow countrymen I haveI

been debarred the use of the churchbut lets all get together out here inthe open air in Gods bright sunlightwhich is the only thing the trusts andtemperance people have left us Iwant to say by way of an openerthat it is just as fair for me to bepaid by the saloon men as it is forthese temperance lecturers to be paidby the express companies and theblind tigsrs

There was a temperance lecturerseated right in front of me He wasthe most vicious man I ever saw Heonly said four words but there waslots of meaning in that one brief sen ¬

tenceThat is a falsehood

Just about that time I saw him gointo his pants pocket for a knife with

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a blade long nough to go through athin fellow like me He commencedcleaning his finger nails ai he con-

tinued to keep a fierce lookout forwhat I was to say next I said noth-ing offensive 1 took another tack

Let me tell you something When-ever

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you are on the platform or any ¬

where else and you see a fellow whocomes suddenly to the conclusion-that his finger nails need cleaningjust keep out of his way Dontbother him TimesUnion

Mrs Stanford and the entral Pacific-

To the Eoitor ol the Ocala BannerMrs Jane L Stanfords death has

led to the recalling of many stories-of her kindness of heart and the en-

couragement¬

that she gave to herI

husband who was the leader in plan ¬

ning and building the first railroadacross the continent He once said

If it had not been for Jane theCentral Pacific would never havebeen built

The Boston Congregationalist saysAnd she couldnt vote either The

I Congregationalist might have addedthat MrsStanford wished to voteand would certainly have been al¬

lowed to do so if the ballot were con¬

ditioned on distinguished public ser¬

vice instead of on tile accident ofmasculinity-

When a woman does a good workeven under the disadvantages of disfranchisement some opponents ofequal rights draw the queer infer¬

ence that women do not need theballot If an Indian girl manages tomake beautiful embroidery with a bitof crooked bone does that prove sheought not to be allowed to use aneedle She probably would notthink so if she had a chance to getthe needle and the women who haverendered the most distinguished pub-

lic¬

service without the ballot havegenerally been believers in equal suf¬

frage as for instance FlorenceI

Nightingale Clara Barton JuliaWarde Howe Mary A LivermoreHarriet Beecher Stowe James j

Adams and >lrs Jane L Htamord f

ALICE STONE BLACKWELL I

IA Beautiful Inscription

Following has been suggested as aninscription for the memorial ro thewomen of the Southern Confederacy-to be erected under the auspices of I

the United Codfederate VeteransTo the Women of the Southern Con ¬

federacyWhose loving ministrations nursed I

the wounded to healthAnd soothed the last hours of the

dyingWhose unselfish labors

Supplied the wants of their defend-ers

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in the fieldWhose unwavering faith in our

CauseShone ever a guiding star 1

Through the perils and disasters ofwar I

Whose sublime fortitudeSustained them

sufferingfunder every privation-

andI

IWhose floral offerings I

Are yearly laid upon the graves ofthose I

Whom they still honor and loveand I

Whose patriotism-Will teach their children

To emulate the deeds of their Con ¬I

federate siresBut who with a modesty excelled

only by their worthHave ever discouraged-

This tribute to their noble virtues

Jacksonville to Fernandina-The Jacksonville Fernandina

Southern Railway Co announces thatit will apply for incorporation tobuild a line 28 miles long from Jack-sonville

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to Fernandina Fla Thestockholders and directors are Samuel-A Swann and William A Evans ofFernandina JohnR Young of Savan ¬

nah Ga William S West and JohnW West of Valdosta Ga FrankAdams of Jasper Fla and CharlesDarby and Eugene E West of Jack ¬

sonville Fla They are interested inthe naval stores and lumber businessThe officers are President Eugene-E West vicepresident John RYoung secretary Samuel A Swanntreasurer Frank Adams

The Sumter and Marion county pa ¬

pers are bragging about watermelonsweighing 35 to 40 pounds as if theywere the biggest ever grown Dur-ing

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the 80s Ed Eady at Wildwoodraised plenty of watermelons weigh ¬

ing 50 to 60 pounds each It was acommon thing for him to load a carwith watermelons averaging 40pounds each In a word Ed Eady-can beat any man in Florida raisingwatermelons He is now in St Pe-

tersburg¬

enjoying his wealth PuntaGorda Herald

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