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The paper Of the eonle for the People and 1>V the PeopleV4 ri + L Kcl ll OCALA FLORIDA FRIDAY SEPTEMBER 1 1905 DOLLOP A YEAR

IA2A ILI2A3STH SAILS Lain Edltir-

KIIWEHIHGS ABOUT TOWN

Ocala is catching the kodak fever

Mrs James A Moorhead andchildren are back frm Lake Weir

Seed potatoes for fall planting forsale at the Ocala Seed Store 8 13 6t

Mr E K Nelson has returnedfrom a business trip to South Florida-

Mr Clifton C Ayer of Micanopyis visiting his parents in this city

The HasBeens want to try it overwith the NeverWases now the Ises

Buy your binder twine of MarionHardware Co Car load just re-

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What has become of Ocalas publicbuilding And also of her operahouse

The friends of Hon W K Zewadski will be glad to learn that he issteadily growing better

Mr E J Crook who his beenspending the past three weeks atHender >onville N C is home again-

Mr and Mrs R L Barnes of

Aetna were among the visitors toOcala Saturday

We bid for your business on theQ1erits of our merchandise and thelowness of our prices The Fair x

General Rutland the popular-

tax collector of Sumter county was

in the city Saturday on business

Messrs Yonge Company havejust completed a handsome bathroom-

for Mr Jake Brown at his residence-

on North Tuscawilla street

ExSheriff P H Nugent came up

from Higley Saturday He is in high ¬

est glee over the prospects of his or-

ange

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grove property there

aIr J C Boozer has returned fromHawkinsville Ga where he went tobe with his mother in her last illness

Nearly everybody in Ocala was

seen with a copy of Tom WatsonsMagazine yesterday afternoon-

We seek the trade of all who believe-in buying when their dollars go thefarthest The Fair x

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c It loots very much like the weatherspirits are arranging for a storm It

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has been a long time since we havehad a real blow

The local editor is in receipt of apostal from little Miss Mildred Her ¬

bert Crosby showing the beauties of

Green river near Saluda N C

The families of Messrs R G Blakeand G W Martin will be the next toinspect the beauties of Lake Wei-

rd try the exhilirating effects of itsterse

We have now about 50 bushels ofRood sound peas on hand and woudbe pleased to till orders while theylast for we do not expect to have anymore this season Ocala Seed St le x

PSheriff Gordon has had the grass-

in the court house yard mowed andIs now having the shade trees trimm-ed

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The improvement is decidedlynoticeable-

Mr L L Veggs the wellknownFloridian of Orange Springs accom-

panied¬

by his family arrived in thecity Friday night and are stopping-at the Windle TimesUnion I

FOR SALK On TLoch LynnEstate residenceand 300 acres un ¬

der cultivation and good fenceFrom it was shipped the first car ofcanteloupes this season by Cave CoApply to J S Lewis Irvine Marion i

county Fla S it itIr Mr Nic Fort of Moss Bluff was a

+ caller at the Ocala Banner office Sat-

urday He reports everything in aflourishing condition in his section ofthe county I

WhiteJ Crook J W Crosby all OcalaP people were registered at the Aragon

r hotel Jacksonville Friday Ocalac people are always on the move

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The Florida Soldiers at Sea Girt

The shooting done by the Floridateam on the Sea Girt range yesterdayranked with the best shooting done

I on the range duing the day and itis more than likely that one of the

imembers of the Alligator teamwill receive one of the prizes offered-

for the individual shooting-The shooting yesterday was from

the 200 300 500 and 600yard rangesand the scores made by the Floridians were good ones

The highest score of the day wasmade by a New York soldier with anaverage ot 182 The score of Ser-

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Lynn of St Augustine was 178

just 6 points behind the leader of thedays shooting There were over sixhundred entries in this match from

I all parts of the United States andthe Florida soldier led hundreds oftnem TimesUnion-

OH for the eastMr Jake Brown the hustling junior

partner of the firm of A Brownj Brother left Saturday for the eastern-i markets to look over the field andi scent out anything new Lhat mayhave developed in the grocery linesince his last trip He leaves Jack ¬

sonville via the Clyde Line for NewI

1 York City from which point he willj go up into the Catskill mountains forI a week to visit his family who havebeen spending tie summer there

iHe will return tp Ocala in the earlypart of October and promises the-

I patrons of the Tea Pot grocery that-if there is anything on the marketthat is an improvement on what hecarries today they shall have it Ashe eats sleeps and dreams Royal

i Scarlet canned goods of course hewill make his l eadquart rs at theestablishment of the R C WilliamsCompany while in the metropolis

I A Little ExcitementWilliam Stewart colored got too

much wet Saturday night and in at-

tempting¬

to take him in charge hegot Officer Charley Robinsons fingersbetween his molars and came nearbitting them off and then fled butthe officer fired at his retreating form-

as did also Jailer Smith as he hap ¬

pened to be passing at that timeThe negro was not struck by any ofthe whistling bullets but was stop¬

ped and was afterwards placed injail

Officer Robinsons fingers weredressed bya physician and it will lieseveral days before he has the use ofthem

Originates a New FruitJohn Philippi a well known fruit

nurseryman of this place has perfect-ed

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a new fruit from the peach andnectarine called a peacherine Au¬

thorities on fruit state the nursery ¬

man has made that the natural blend-

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of the two fruitsand the result is a-i

firm sweet white meat with a pal ¬

atable mixture of the flowers of thefruits from which it is a cross itwill make one of the best shippers onthe marketLodi Cal Sentinel-

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I It Was Ever ThusPolitics are still hot All day yes-

terdayt there were crowds upon thestreet discussing the phases of the re-

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I ceat primary and trying to arrive atconclusions as to how certain resul-tsI

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I e reached Miami News

Mr Brumbys enumerators are stillbusy with the census figures Mr R

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W Erwin has finished his work theOcala district and while the infor-mation has not yet been made publicyet enough is known to justify theprediction that she has made excel ¬

lent growth She is at least keeping-up in the procession with other in-

terior¬

i citiesMiss Sara Whitfield who has been

visiting Mrs C E Powell in Lexing-ton

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Kentucky for several weeks isnow in Moultne Georgia where shewill visit relatives until the first ofOctober

PISOS CURE FOR

CUSES WHERE ALL ELSE FAILSB= st Cough Syrup Tastes GoodUse in time Sold by drugg-

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1 FLIHH GALLOWAYI

I Two Young People From Ocala Are

Harriet MarriedI There was quite commotion at thecounty court room early yesterdaymorning caused by the arrival in the

I city of a very nervous couple that de ¬

sired to be united in the holy bondsthat make divorce possible-

The party arrived from Ocala andthe gentleman escorted the younglady to ther Brown House aoout 7

a m and while she was enjoying herbreakfast the gentleman found GeoMason who officiates in such casesduring the absence of the judge andsecured a license to wed for R WFlinn and Miss Mamie Galloway-both of Ocala He then went to thehotel and the happy pair started forthe Baptist parsonage where RevSBRogers made them one

Mr Flynn the groom is a com-

parative¬

stranger here but the bride-

is known to some of our people be ¬

ing the daughter of John P Gallo ¬

way for many years sheriff of Lakecounty but at the present time asuccessful turpentine operator

After the ceremony the newlywedded couple took breakfast at theBrown House and a few minuteslater departed on the train south ap¬

parently as happy as if they had beenpelted with rice by a host of ad¬

miring friends-

If was thought by some that thehaste made by the couple was on ac-

count¬

of there being some objection-but both were apparently old enough-to know their own minds and wehope they will never regret theirwedding day in Gaiuesville Gaines¬

ville SunA Benedict to Be

From Fridays DailyMr William F Marlowe the affa ¬

ble young salesman of the dry goodsdepartment of the Fair store leavestoday for Wade Alachua county i

where he will be married Sunday toi

Miss Ella Lee Osteen one of Alachuacountys fairest young ladies i

The marriage will take place atI

Forest Grove Baptist church at WadeI at 9 oclock in the forenoon-

Mr Marlowe will return to Ocalawith his bride next Wednesday andthey will occupy the Kraybill cot-

tage¬

I on the corner of Orange andNorth Fifth street

Mr C J Weaver and Miss ArtieMarlowe sister of the prospective i

groom will accompany him to be I

present at the nuptials-The Ocala Banner offers its best j

wishes in advance of the happy event

THREE SALESMEN WANTED Threesalesmen for new County Township

I and Railroad Survey of Floridaf This survey is a splendid compilationi of facts figures and drawings and ofwonderful value Counties andtowns fully indexed and population-of each is railroadsgiven plainly

j shown and distances between allI stations are shown congressionalI districts outlined numbered and pop-ulation

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Igiven Other features too

Inumerous to mention A splendid

Iopportunity for energetic men RandMcNally Co Chicago S 18 3t

Shortly after Sandro Batticello hadI painted that most distinctly paganpicture The Birth of Venus he

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equalized matters eased conscienceI and silenced the critics by producingI a beautiful Madonna surrounded by-

a circle of singing angels YetGeorge Eliot writes There werewiseacres who shook their heads andsaid This Madonna is the work ofsome good monkonly a man who isdeeply religious could put that look-of exquisite tenderness and sympathy-in a womans face Some one is try¬

ing to save Sandros reputation andwin him back from his waywardwaysLittle Journeys

Mr John B Floyd the good natrepresentative of the New YorkLife Assurance Society was hereSaturday and was giving to a party-of friends some of his experiences atWilliston and Dunnellon and keptthem in a roar of laughter There-are few more companionable menthan John B Floyd

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HASBEENS NOT Hi IT

Tire Younger Contingent Put Them

to on the ShelfThe baseball team which has been

dubbed NeverWases showed thefans how very erroneously they werenamed when Friday afternoon on

the South Third street diamond theydefeated the HasBeens by a score of13 to 2 The NeverWases playedwhat we call star ball The basemenwere fast and did everything that

Iwas expected of them and that wasI

r a good deal their pitcher was good

their catcher was good and the field ¬I

ers supported the battery and infield-

to perfectionSome of the above can be applied-

to the HasBeens These veterans-did some good hitting and madethree fast double plays They arenot as fleet of foot as the NeverWases and made some errors butthey have not forgotten how to playthe game They were simply out¬

classed They hit the ball for longdrives but usually some of the NeverWases were there when the ball camedown so those long swats counted-for nothing in the final score

For the NeverWases Ford hit toleft field for two bases and camehome when Vogt hit to short wherethe ball was booted Vogt proceededto pilfer the second sack which hedid with grace and ease Bullockthen hit a liner to Anderson on sec ¬

ond wno pulled it in and doubledVogt at that station Harris made I

first on Chambers error and worked-

his way round to third and thenscored on an error by first base

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When the HasBeens came to batChambers hit a high one back ofthird base which Harris pulled inafter a long run Bishop fanned and I

Crom went out on a popup to thirdThe NeverWases failtd to score in

thr second session their side beingretired in one two three order Not-

so with the HasBeens Camp C

was given a base on balls went tothird on J Camps line drive to cen¬

ter and scored when Anderson hit toright field

Ford Vogt and Bullock added threemore tallies to the score of the NeverWases in the third inning Morris onein the fourth Harris one in the fifthPelot Ford and Vogt three in thesixth Cole still another in theseventh and Ford and Harris two-

more in the eighthtotal 13

In the fourth scene for the HasBeens C Camp was retired fromshort to first J Camp then hitanother drive to center but wascaught trying to steal second Gerigwent to first over the big fourroute reached second on Andersons

i hit to right field and crossed theplate when Duval hit a long one overthe center fielders head In theeighth inning C Camp J Camp andGerig occupied the bases for the HasBeens with no one out and it lookedaf if they would score again Ander-

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then hit to Vogt who doubledGerig at first and Duval went outfrom pitcher to first

Clark pitched a pretty game andhad almost perfect support Duval

I was not up to his usual high standardI and his support was noti the best

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NeverWases 20311312013 12 4HasBeeus 010100000 2 78

Battery NeverWases Clark andBullock HasBeens Duval and Mc

Etheridge Double play Andersonunassisted Anderson and C CampDuval and C Camp Vogt and EordUmpireE Carmichael

Miss Caro Liddon entertained anumber of young people Friday Lightin honor of her guest Miss FlorenceMellon of Tampa The evening waspleasantly spent in various games

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music etc

Mr Grant McCall who for manyyears was a resident of our city butnow traveling for a New York furni-

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house was in Ocala SaturdayGrants friends here are always glad-

o see him and welcome him

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Pinnacle of Human Skill1

2 Has been reached in our carrigaesr buggies and harness The only way

they can ever be better is to raise thepinnaoleelevate the standardandeven then our vehicles will be found-

at the top They are not so high inprices though asto be out of reach

u Ifi w of most vehicle users Let ns quoteyou figures

LIVERY FEED SALE STABLEH53535c-

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1 WE EAT MEATTo grow strong Unless we get Igood meat we may as well let

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151 I it none There is no strength iE in tough meat instead of giv-

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aO it takfg HtreiiRib to divest Ir-

ni 9 L 1 It It pays to he careful in IS1ros buying meathe sure to get

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Pay a little more if need be and fs f put something in your stomach mt

iJ L LJz which will put flesh on yonr i tbones and strong blood in y-

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A mistake when you use our high grade-S J fertilizers

Highest cash price paid for dry bones

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