OOALA BANIVERThe paper Of the Peor>le tor the People and Ivy the IPeople5J-

LLVH NO 5 1XTALA FLORIDA FRIDAY JULY 14 I9u5 DOtL A YEAROr

ZLIZAMTE gAmigJ laeti EditorJ

HAPPENINGS ABOUT TOWNg

Mr O Ie Grace made a businessvisit to Kendrick Wednesday

Mr Arthur Doyle of Jacksonvflle was in the city Wednesday

oMrs J D Pope and children are

visiting relatives in South Carolina

Mr Carl Wishart of Stucky Ti-llers still at Montague was in OcalaWednesday

We bid for your business on themerits of our merchandise and thelownesa of our prices The Fair x

Dr Eaton Lindner of Anthony isvisiting his friend Mr J Hal ton atSarasota for a few days

Ralph and Phil Robinson Brantlyand Paul Weathers are camping onLake Weir for a few days

Mr Arthur A Olin of Kendrick isassisting Manager Sage at the West

r era Union telegraph office this weekp

Mrs Newton Knoblock of Martin

t was in Wednesday to see her hus¬

band who is at the hospital

Mr and Mrs Charles Howell havei returned to their home at Anthony

flatter visiting relatives at Sarasota

Mr P Leavengood business

L manager of the Ocala Banner is inJacksonville today on a business

tripMrsJ R Shaw of Island Grove

is the guest of her relatives Mr andMrs W D Cam on Fort Kingavenue

Mr B D Standford of Gaines-

ville

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special agent of the UnitedStates land office was a business vis-

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here on Wednesdayt

The Godson and Spalding familiesleft Wednesday for Miami to resideTheir friends here will miss them ex¬

> ceedingly-

The editor of this paper was very

Wpnlar yesterday He found on hisdesk a box of socks a bottle of wineand a beautiful feather fan

Mr Humphries of Baltimore Md

is the guest of his friends Mr andMrs H C Jones on South Fourth

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Mrs RC Jernigan was in from

tMrtelfor a few days visiting herparents Mr and frsW OBulLShe returned home Wednesday

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Conductor O M Eaton formerly

of the Ocala and Homosassa runafter a brief visit in Ocala returnedto his home at Lakeland Wednesday

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home of Mr and Mrs Taylorwho live in the fourth

was made happy Tuesday byF the arrival of asonMr Strohmana is an employee of the Southern Ex-

t press Company this cityJ r

Mrs S T Sistrunk and childrenri and Misses Annie Atkinsonn

andIt Gertrude Pereda left Wednesday foriL Paris Maine to spend three monthsu They went from Jacksonville tofp New York by water

f Mrs R R Carroll leaves todayfor St Petersburg to visit her sisters

f jdjg Ramsauer and Mrs HannahfU She will be accompanied by her lit

> tie daughter Merris and Miss

I Florence Walters

K Miss Alice Bullock who attended

ftb commencement exercises of the

naval academy at Anapolis returned-

ft home Wednesday afternoon Miss

Bullock has spent the past several

ff weeks with relatives at Macon and

since Saturday has been at Miss Lydia

i BMW7 house party Pablo Beach1

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Albert Oilehrist the Man

The editor of this paper has oa sev-i eral occasions been asked why he sostrongy supported General Gilchristin his controversy with the Tampa

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Tribune For the information of thoseI

interested we write as followsAlbert W Gilchrist is a big man

not only physically but mentallyj He is a man of affairs a man who1 does things and the right kind of

j things too Easy to approach genialin disposition and strong in defence ofwhat he believes to be the right the

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i general is an excell nt type of truesouthern manhood

He is too large a man to do littleJ things and all who know him per¬

sonally so agree General Gilchristi

I has never though we know him well

i ever intimated that he intended toIenter the race for gubernatorial hon-

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I but if he does the News will sup¬

I port him Win support him not be ¬

cause he is a native of DeSoto coun ¬

ty but for the reason that we honest-ly

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believe that he would make thegreat state of Florida a wise clear-headed and broad minded chief ex¬

ecutiveHeres to you general Arcadia

NewsDaughter of Gen Wheeler to Marry

The announcement of the ap ¬

proaching marriage of Miss JuliaI

Knox Wheeler daughter of GeneralJoseph Wheeler to Mr William JHarris of Cedartown Ga will be re¬

ceived with more than unusual in ¬

terest in southern society circlesThe marriage which will be a very

quiet one will be solemnized July 27

at St Thomas church New YorkRev Dr Ernest M Stiers officiating

Miss Wheeler daughter of the fa-

mous¬

IConfederate general has through

her sweet and gracious personalityI attracted a wide circle of friendsthroughout both the north and southHer education was completed in NewYork and Paris and she is an ex ¬

ceptionally bright and cultivatedyoung woman

Mr Harris is the son of Dr C HHarris of Cedartown and is one ofthe most successful insurance men ofthe state His family is a prominentone in Georgia and he has a host offriends in both the business andsocial worlds

rielepreef n SeeksWe are indebted to exMayor M

I Fishel for a box of the famous HoleI proof socks direct from the factoryof the Holeproof Hosiery CompanyMilwaukea Wis

These are the best socks manufac ¬

tured in the world and every paircarries a written guarantee that ifthey need darning within 9ix monthssteady wear that they will be ex¬

changed for a new pair free ofcharge-

Mr Fishel has been busy all theweek delivering these socks to vari ¬

ous ones who ordered them sometime age

Wear holeproof socks and you willwear no others

Off Oa a Camping Trip

From Tuesdays DallyMonday Mr and Mrs R G Blake

Iand children left ior Dunnellon tojoin Mr Bob Sanders and family andthey will go to the Gulf near PortInglis to spend three weeks on acamping fishing and hunting tripThey will be joined in a few days byMr Louis Lang Miss Kate LangMrs G W Martin and probably

I Miss Cora Griffin of AnthonyThis jolly crowd is expecting to

have the biggest time on record

We had a pleasant caQWetHtesdayfrom Mr B Quarterman and hissister Mrs A B Scriven of Fairfield These good people complainof a superabundance of rain and sav

it is almost impossible to keep thegrass out of the potatoes and othercrops of the season Fortunatelycorn and most of the other cropshave already been made

M retbmadoUar of value forevery dollars worth of goods is oureffort The Fair x

Hew the University Vet Stood I

The White Springs Herald sums up I

the vote on the removal ol the Uni-

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of Florida from Lake City toGunesville as followsFOR LAKE CITY FOR GAINESVILLE

Gov Broward H Clay CrawfordNathaniel Adams W H EllisNP Bryan W V Knott-A L Prown W M Holloway

T B KingP K Yonge-

If we had be m asked to wager aguess on the vote it would have beenas followsFOB LAKE CITY FOR GAINESVILLE

Gov Broward H Clay CrawfordNathaniel Adams W H EllisNP Bry n W V Knott-P K Yonge W M Holloway

T B KingA L Bruwn-

It will be observed that no memberof his c i binet voted with the gover-nor

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on this important propositionthis perhaps is because the cabinetofficers are elective and are not crea ¬

rtures of appointment and this obser ¬

vation is made without intendingcriticism on the vote in question oroffense in any direction

Beautiful Grape Fruit TreesJudge William S Bullock of this

city has some particularly fine grapefruit trees in his garden in the rear ofhis residence and they are so heavilyladen with fruit that the limbs haveto be supported with props to keepthem from bre iking off The fruit issmooth and velvety and shows nosign of the visitation of the whitefly The trees are large and are vivid I

reminders of Ocala in the olden days j

Judge Bullocks patience enduranceI

and courage in demonstrating thatthe citrus tree can again be grownand brought to maturity in Ocala isworthy of emulation

A Beautiful Summer Apple I

Major L T Izlar of CarolinaHeights placed on our table yester¬

day a beautiful well grown applemeasuring about 8 inches in circum-ference

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He has seven or eight teees-on his place well laden with thisfruit which makes true the sayingthat most any fruit thrives well inthe genial climate of Florida

Orange Grove Sells fer Big PriceCol T J Watkins formerly of

Rochelle sold his famous Nocatee I

range grove containing 140 acresfor 100000 spot cash on MondayMr Edward Thomas of Arcadia wasthe lucky purchaser The groveyields ten to twenty thousand dollarsper annum and is a very splendidp operty

A Beautiful Fan

Wednesday Mrs A B Ssriven ofFairfield presented the editor of thispaper with a beautiful fan It ismade from the feathers and plumesof a crane and is both lovely andserviceable Mrs Scriven is one ofthe Ocala Banners best friends andper gift is very Jgreatly appreciated

Out in California at Passadenawhere the orange tree is supposed togrow more luxuriantly than anywhereelse on earth Rev Marshall C Hayesknown out there as the watermelonking he has 25 acres is advisingthe orange growers to cut down theirorange trees and plant their grovesto watermelons This gentlemannaively yea humorously remarksthat he expects to make enough onhis melon crop to pay for what heloses on his grove

Mr Jeff L Davis a newspaperwriter of reputation and experiencehas purchased Live Oak CrescentAs Jeff Davis has made a success ofall the newspapers he has handled inhis now larger field of operations weshall expect his success to be com-

mensurate¬

with his opportunities andLive Oak is to be congratulated uponsecuring such a wideaawake news ¬

paper hustler Now more so thanever will the phenomenal cityspread her wings and grow

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EDITOR 8irrme R UNLIKE HIMSELF

Editor Bittiuger of the Ocala Starsays that he is not all hostile to Edi ¬

tor Wilson of the Florida TimedUnion and takes occasion to say in

r his usual breezy and enthusiasticmanner that the pleasant and urbanegentleman would adorn the guberna ¬

torial chair with credit to himself andhonor to the state or words to thiseffect

We are glad to note these prettypleasing and fraternal compliments

Editor Bittinger thinks howeverthat it is impracticable to nominateEditor Wilson for governor of Flori ¬

da becausehotd your breath nowand listen to the reason he assignsbecause Mr Wilson represents BJrFlaglers interests in the state throughthe Time Union which Mr Wilson I

edits and Mr Flagler owns I

Ordinarily Editor Bittinger is abroadguage tolerant fair minded I

man and is not giving to holdingsmall narrow and belittling prejudi-ces

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and is the last man in the world i

that we should put down as being op¬

posed to Editor Wilson or any ore I

ese fielding office in Florida purelyand simply for the reason that heis supposed to represents Mr Flag ¬

lers interests in Florida i e he editsa paper Mr Flagler partly owns

Is not this a terriffic indictmentMr Flagler has done so much for

Florida is doing so much for thestate now and expects to do stillgreater things for it in the futureand in line therewith Mr Bittingerhimself is so superlatively and enthu¬

siastically progressive and is so effu-

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quick to applaud enterprise inI

others that we are amazingly sur¬

prised that he should stint his praisein this particular and be willing togive to Mr Flagler the meed ofpraise that his work of developmentso richly merits

Editor Bittinger in this instanceand this instance only it acting verymuch unlike himself and is reversingthe record of a lifetime

Mr and Mrs L R Chazal whohave spent the past two months inGermany have returned to AmericaMr Chazal arriving home Sundaynight Mrs Chazal has joined herchildren who are with her mother inPhiladelphia and will not return toOcala for a couple of months

Mayor Weaver says he will makePhiladelphia so clean there will be noroom there for the unscrupulous poli ¬

tician and he is carrying out hispromises

A Painless Cute of Curable Pain-

Never

Never resign yourself to suffer pain Womenspains are curable They are the sign of dangerousconditions of the female organs which should bepromptly attended to or dangerous results will follow

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IT GOMES TO WOMANS RELIEFshe suffers from any of womans biting and weakening pains

It not only compels the pains to stop but it follows op and drives outthe cause of the pains which prevents them from coming back

It makes you weD Try IL

Sold everywhere In S 1 00 bottles

WIRE US A UTTER WITHOUT A PAWfreely and frankly in strictest confid-ence

¬ writes Mary E Sbettoo of Poplarfrilng QS allyour sysptoss and Bluff Mo I can do my housework

troubles W wU send free advice although before taking CARDUI twoin ptafa sealed envelope how to-

cordoctors bad done m no good I can

them Address LadiesAdvisory trathfaMy say I was cured by CardtriDept The Chattanooga Medicine Co I want every suffering lady to know ofChattanooga Tenn tills wonderful Bedjdne u

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