The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1897-05-28

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and all forms Of adulteration common to the
cheap brands.
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Ward has been at the helm, the num-
ber of regular students has actually
been somewhat more than 100 per cent.
larger than last year, and judging from
the inquiries pouring into The oflice,
and the numerous letters definitely
engaging room and board, it is almost
a certainty that there will be another
increase of 100 per cent. next year.
With this record behind him, prov
ing, as it does, the need of such a col
lege as Rollins in Florida, and the new
presidents entire fitness to conduct it,
President Ward is now appealing to
the philanthropic world for help to |
continue the good work on an even |
larger scale. And those that know |
President Ward best feel confident |
that he must succeed. The fees from |
students pay but one third Of the run
ming expenses Of the institution. The |
other two-thirds are already assured, /
so that the immediate future of the |
college is secure. But President Ward |
will not rest until he has further
broadened the courses Of study and |
Rollins has become an institution |
where any person can find instruction
in any study.
Special bargains will he offered at |
the dry goods emporium of II. b.
Masters the coming week in novelty |
dress goods, where the finest fabrics
ever exhibited in Ocala can be seen.
No sooner was he installed as the
make-believe-cditor of the Citizen,
Mr.. Wilson, tour George" turned |
down Mr.. Louis Brumby, the Citizen
Ocala correspondent, one Of his faith
ful friends in this county, and without |
note or warning, gave the job to the
missionary tramp of tie Star. A
blind man sees what il was done for. |
The Citizen WAS planning 3 political /
rape on the good county Of Marion. |
But its designs have already come to
grief.
Mr. j. S. Berry, Of Green Cove
Springs, and Miss Ruby Hinton, of !
Connor, were marredr Wednesday
night at the home of the brides par.
ents, Rev. Nj. !. Giants jr, officiating.
Only few Intimate friends were pres
emf. After the ceremony q dainty
wedding supper was served and the
following day tie hepny. couple left
for their future home at Green Cove
Springs, carrying with Them the best
wishes of host Of Marion county
friends, of which number the Banner
is included.
Chir1ey will be held i'll grateful remcm |
brauce for having brought about the defeat Of
Call and in doing SO he did not one dishouorable
or unmany act. He made the fight i'll open, |
AVID although he lost his own election he has |
performed a service which the people Of the |
state will not soon fcrget.-Bartow Coutier-In-
fotmant.
Call will ever be held in grateful re-
brance for having brought about the |
defeat of Chipley, and in doing so he !
did not one dishon0rable or unmanly |
act. He made the light in open, and |
although lie lost his own election, he
has performed q service which the |
people of the state will not soon forget.
In all the strange history Of legislative pre-
ceedings was it ever known before that a candi-
date who had received the winning vote for SEN
ator was suddenly defeated because his support
ers changed their votes before tta announcement
could BE- made? Was it ever a0wn before that
who had sat in caucu4s~s and insinuatcd
themselves into the iuner..1st councils Of IAN
didate suddenly turned l~ni!c him in the mo-
ment Of >cess2-Ci.izen.
The Citizen clli9s 20 be the biggest
pea in the Mallory dish 1t assumes
the honor Of his election. If these
things be true, wisy these scaIding,
bitter tears? And how many men
who participated in bc CAN Stockton
Mallory caucus vo-ad in ths roundup
for Chipiey?
There is no better time to buy dress
goods than the present, and at no
place in OcaIa can such excellent
styles and quality he found at such
low rates as are 10 be had at Masters.
The climate of Greece has two strik-
ing peculiarities-tha heat in summer
and the cold in winter are far more in
tense than iu the same latitude. Cell
once remarked that in travelling
through Morea in March ne found
summer in aiessenia, spring in Lacon-
in and winter in Arcadia, without hav-
ing moved heyond radius Of fifty
miles
Over 800 ladies' waists, assorted
styles and of the very latest patterns
at ii. B. Masters.
Astonishing!
PeOOle who have never before visit