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The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-05-09
PROBLEMS OF The DAY.

when the long day is over, take mag
Now for a pleasant hour, think, happy
as any queen.
.~Problem OF Graft" confronts me, soon
as turn the page;
.Thoughts on the Negro Problem"
"The Problem OF the Stage"
Here is the latest novel. written with FIRE
Every r'I page aS devoted to the Problem of
Divorce.
should write for fun;
This is the Age OF Problems. he who
won't read may run.
AT the play in the evening, longing to be
see the Labor Problem, tangled and
much confused.
Plays are to solve the problems of an In
curing age;
Take horrible examples. put them upon
the stage.
! 20 to church on Sunday. longing for
peace and rest.
The sermons all deal with problems, the
preachers are distressed.
Why are the churches empty? Why does
the home decay?
Why S don't our 3Sr young your men marry
All OF this makes me weary, and sets me
wishing too,
That problems were not so many, and
answers not so few.
Oh. for a peaceful country! oh, for a
Where probblers cease from troubling,
and problems are no more
Cecil Cavendish. in the New York Times
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-05-09
The Roaring Lion.

1 wonder how many of you know that
lions dislike water very much. The
Boys World says I'm the forests
lions will travel for miles rather than
moisten their pads. A thimbleful of
water thrown at a lion in captivity
VIII terrify him." and farther, when a
lion is forced to cross deep stream,
he swims like a dog, and lands on
the other side as quickly as possible"
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-05-09

There is said to be much gambling
at Panama" "Ah, | see; cards and
Observation-Disclosures Ledger.
How free and easy that girl is in
her conversation" Eyes, she talks
like a married woman."-Illustrated
Bits.
Briggs-Why are you buying all
those good clothes when you admit
that you are dead broke? Griggs-I
can't afford not to.-Life.
Was Croesus a very rich man, pa?'
For his time, my son; but don't sup
pose he could be elected to the United
States senate today."-Judge.
HAS your son arrived at years Of
discretion" "Oh, yes. He's about to
be married" How you contradict
yourself!"-Cleveland Leader.
Patience-Her engagement will cause
a whole lot Of talk. Patience-How do
you know? Because she told me 1t
was a secret!"-Yonkers Statesman.
Mrs. Brown-John, do you really.
think whipping the children does any
good? Mr.. Brown Throwing down the
strap-lt does me good.-Boston
Transcript.
Gould you do the landlord in The
Lady Of Lyons asked the manager
Of a seedy actor. well, | should think
| might; have done a good many
landlords. "-Tit-Bit
when in doubt" said the weather
prophet, always predict something
disagreeable." What for?" IF you're
wrong, people are so pleased they don't
criticize you."-Washington Star.
Noozy-You Seemed to be having
quite time at your house last night.
Popley (wearlly-Yes, q deuce OF q
time. Noozy-A deuce of time? Pop
ley-Yes, twins.-Philadelphia Ledger.
She-Were you ever in street car
accident? He-Yes. The car was COM
pletely wrecked, but the passengers
were packed SO tight that only the out
side layers were injured.-Chicago
News
"Oh," said the conceited youth, Il
could wrong, people are so pleased they
don't got that rather twisted" said
Wise, You mean you wish you could
marry most any girl."-Philadelphia
Press.
Mrs. Keene-Have all the other la
dies arrived? The maid-Yes'm; you're
the last one Mrs. Keene-Well, you'd
better announce me. so that they can
get through talking about me before
/ go in.-Cleveland Leader.
Foreigner-Scientist agree that cli-
mates are changing all over the globe.
Ia there not fear that the American
climate may change for the worse?
American (conhdently)-Oh, no, II
couldn't-New York Weekly. :
Caesar was revising the calendar. II
was trying to fix 1t so the magazines
would really come out on the first
day of the month" he explained. Fail
ing in this. his weakened brain took to
writing poetry.-New York Sun.
YES" said the native. bad Bill IN
timated yistid'y that the new sheriff
was a crook an liar "Gracious!"
exclaimed the newcomer. that ought
to be Investigated. 1T is bein' investi-
gated by the coroner. "-Philadelphia
Press.
81 have called, ma'am," said the
man at the front door. ito ask II you
can't contribute something to the In
fants' Home" II am already con-
tributing nineteen hours day to an
infants home OF my own" she inter-
rupted, closing the door.-Chicago Tri-
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-05-09
THE ART OF BEING A PeAcrmAAnE.

tried to part two lighting dogs,
The cause OF peace to beg;
But while one chewed my coattails up.
The other ate my leg.
fracas matrimonial
/ undertook to stop;
The lady tried to scratch my eyes.
The husband called cop.
Don't think l grudge him his renown
Nor bile turns green my eyes
Because the President for less
Received the Nobel prize.
But Just the tame for future use
This motto have picked:
Before you interfere be sure
The parties both are licked.
-McLandburgh Wilson. In tho New York
Sun.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-05-09
Justlfiable Combat,

whats the trouble here?" asked
the police lieutenant, who. with half
& dozen strapping bluecoats. had re-
sponded to riot alarm.
'Tt's a scrap in that bird store" said
a bystander. Something fierce, too
The dealer was trying to sell stork
to an apartment house ianitor. Chi
cago Tribune
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-05-09
The Islands.

The children in Long Island city
school were asked to name three ISL
ands of the coast of North America
They responded variously as follows;
greenland, Newfoundland and Dream
land"
"Coney Island. Cuba and Green
land"
greenland, Blackwell's Island and
Ireland" -Harper's Weekly.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-05-09
Funny Little Folks.

A little four-year.old occupied an up
per berth In the sleeping car Of the
Scotch express. Awakening once In
the middle OF the night, his mother
asked him If he knew where he was.
"Tourse, dol" he replied; I'm in the
top drawer. "-Youth.
The new enterprise. (Madison, Fla.) 1901-1908, 1907-05-09

One day Tommy was asked, What is
an anecdote?" and his reply was, "A
short funny tale" He was then told
TO write on the blackboard a sentence
containing the word, and this is what
he wrote: "A rabbit has four legs
and an anecdote. Youth.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15
Treatment OF PRISONERS.

DR.. s. H.. 6LTCHs REPORT COMMISSIONER
AGRICULTURE ABOUT THE NATIONAL PRISON CON-
oRESs WHICH OELEGATE-A VALUABLE
PAPER ON AN IMPORTANT SUBJECT
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15
LEESBURG'S ACkNOWUEOG-
MENTS TO SPARkMAN

At a large and well attended board
Of trade meeting OF Lcesbur- ou
Wednesday in the opera house. the
following resolutions were unanimous
.y passed:
Whereas, Hon. :. N. aparkman for
the first district @, Florida has r,-
Gently secured al appropriation OF
$l5.ooo from congress for the improve
ment Of navigation on the Ocklawaha
river from it's mouth 10 Lcesburg "ud
placed he project for the improve
ment Uopn a permanent basis for he
future: and
Whereas. The Improvement of The
upper Ocklawaha especial, j. greatly
NEEDED on account of thn interference
TO navigation by numerous snaEs. float
ing islands, short bonds in the river.
shoals etc: and
,county have in past years made
strenuous efforts to secure appropria-
Itions for the Improvement ol the
river and failed: and
Whereas; the Improvement of the
Ocklawaha 10 LceSburg will give va
ter transportation for both imports
and exports to a larS" and prosperous
section OF country adjoining lakes
Griffin. Harris. EustuS and Dora
therefore be if
Resolved, by the board oi trade and
citizens OF LecsbUrg, That W. most
sincerely appreciate The successful
efforts of Congressman Sparkran in
securing this needed appropriation
and We that extend our most hearty
thanks and gratitude for accomplish
ing Il work that VIII result i'm 50 great
benefit to the people of LoesburC
! and Lake County.-Lccsburg CONNER
Cial.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15
THE SUIT OF JEFF BROWNE RE-
VEAlS GREAT LOSS.
Details Given Regarding His Case
Against Certain Georgia Cotton

'"l' hleu III III" reueral court
mere 'h'S morning oE Jefferson Brown
oI ne! west RIA IN ne name OF
"'hsHlp x Co. against izzIe Bash
Iihshi' OF puoln IN" only surviving
partner vi ''e hrHi "l behhtit 60.
'"'I''IIH doIhS h"Siii'S III iha' city.
''N'a''" ire dlNiH' ro"N losses winch
TIE pU"'h c"hc'I" mel dealing n
'o''"H INJURIES cary III i'"' IHree
S-lII'' '''ns'''''h~. involving 1000
"a''> ~ COTTON were enough @" put
'-' hv"h'' company '' 90" 'Ja. ac-
CORNING I'D ihr DIT ar particulars ia
'.'"'e ~ 'h' SUI H.'d
browne ALLEGES INA .. "A~ doin-
BUSINESS as NinSAip " Co. and early
Ill January. i''i Oh. h'nn''' toTpa-
~ made 'h.rr d'dIs. IA which the
Hrih secured I'm. -'.""" tal'~ OF COTTON.
on one i"' th' blhiln people lost >i."o
." ah"'h'r lot "t 1000 bales the GUY
'rN made S>"". bur tinaly ON third
Tot ~ LOS" hal'S ~" total loss was
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15
A Poor Ordan-

Dam Isl the bile. That's what your
liver does il its torpid. Then the bile
Ioverfiows into the blood-poisons your
system, causing sick headache. bill
iousness, sallow skin. coated tongue
sick stomach. dizziness. fainting spells
etc. Ramon's treatment Of liver pills
and tonic pellets strengthens the liver
and makes it do its own work Pre-
vents and cures these troubles. II aids
doesn't force. Entire treatment -
cents, Tyding's Drug Store. -
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15
OCala. Fla. Dec. .. 13"5.

+. NcL.iu. Commissioner OF
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15
READ THE DAILY BANNER.
Changes in the Atlantic Coast Line

Changes in the Atlantic Coast Line.
The following changes have ne,n an
nounc 4 in The above named railroad:
Morton Riddle. general superintcnd-
en- Of the second division, OF Savan-
nah. succeeds II. \. Ford. general 81
perintendent OF the third division. a.
Jacksonville. Mr.. Ford i assigned ~
other duties at Washington. D. {.
J. y. Brand, superintendent OF
transportation at Savannah. will sue
coed Riddle.
f. r WOojteen. superintendent ol
the Richmond division. succeeds
Brand.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15
Chsmberlain's Cough Remedy a ga
Vorite.

w" prefer Chamberlain Cough
Remedy 10 any other for our child
ren. saws Mr. L. J. Woodbury.. ~
Twuing. Mich. 1T has also done the
work for us in hard colds and Group.
and We take pleasure in recommend
ing it, For sale by all druggists N
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15
FROM FERTILE FLORIDA.
What is Going on in the Land of the
Grapefruit and Pine.


There are 500 acres in tomatoes at
DANA.
viii Filler. OF Lemon City. commenc-
I'd shipping tomatoes last week
! Glenwood celery growers are busy
getting their farms in shape for plant
ing.
/ Practically all of his seasons orange
crop has been shipped from Fairview.
\. Z. Chapman. Of Winter Garden. is
shipping some very nice bccts from
there.
At Bowling Green the orange trees
arr budding and many report good
blooms.
+ J. L. SUnSou Is clearing five acres
OF land a Sebastian and viii plant
il TO warermclons.
4 Around DcLand peach trees are
in fun bloom amt presents a very
/ beautiful sight,
Dania growers say thai ali truck
crops in their vicinity are in most
satisfactory condition.
! The shipments of beans. tomatoes
and eggplant from the section around
Miami are very heavy now.
j. f. Nicholson. OF Orlando, has inst
sold his oranges for Sl25 on the
trees. His is about The last crop
there.
Arcadia 50 far this season has ship
ped over POS, 600 boxes OF oranges and
has enough more to make it 300. 900
John p. Nix. of Dania. has about
l20 acres of tomatoes looking well and
expects To plant - more this week
The bulk of the orange crop has
been shipped from Largo and grow
crs are paving fancy prices for all
they can get.
Rains all along the east coast last
week have been OF great value to the
growers.
\ bunch OF grapcfrutis ON eXhibi-
ton al ST Petersburg that is as round
as a ball and contains - fully dcycl-
jopcd fruit
Mayor W. s. Sands. of DANA. will
begin TO ship celery in about two
weeks He is also shipping beans.
peppers and eggplant and has one
OF the best farms there.
Mr. Boydson, from his grove near
d. Land. has shipped about 200
boxes since the December freeze.
They are all firm and sound and are
bringing full prices.
=! \ grower in ST. Petersburg has Il
grove OF - acres of 10 year trees for
which a short time ago he paid $22.-
600. This season he sold $1,000 worth
, OF fruit from his grove.
J. p. Mace. Lake Helen. has shipp-
ed over 1000 boxes of oranges since
1.-THE December freeze, and realized
good prices for them. They were
hardly touched by the cold.
Congress has granted an appropri-
: jation of s11S.000 part of which will
be used in helping the state get rid
of the white fly. which has done 50
much damage TO the oranges.
, The Indian River Orange Growers
q convention will be held at Timsville,
February II. Many addresses from
prominent growers will be delivered
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15
What TO Do When Bilious

The right thing TO do when You feel
bilious is 10 take a dose of Chamber
lain'S Stomach and Liver Tablets.
They will cleanse the stomach and
regulate the liver and bowels. Try il.
Price - cents. Samples free at all
druggists. IN
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15

That thrilling romance OF the
young woman in male attire acting
as a bell boy in prominent hotel is
going the rounds of the press again
1t was first started about thirty years
ago and has gone on its rounds about
every decade since
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15
Fine Brood Mares.

We have just soften IN a car load
Of the finest brood mares ever brought
TO the state. and % see them is 70 ad-
mire them. We will sell them at
very reasonable prices. Come and and
look them over a
MARION FARMS STABLES.
Ky OCala. Fla.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15

N.E41a. Prison Can-v-s- RE-, In
IF.om. Nebraska. Oc'ob..r p. to she
-,.a -H"- iu point 90. interest. in
t.-.-,u,. a-.uGan,, and affective
cooperation 70 previous assemblies
g -.. l. m tH.. 90. an. Other
.l .rrrlaca,- t.. equal OF jh.s conf
u- -,-.ra,. do Lincoln 81 jhc three
r.I...-.u'af... bodi,- oi which she
,e-ociariou is c0mpa~,d -WarIcn~-
Chaplain doctors. No great pa
Ger marked The occasion. no, a
n.an} Boz 'h- program. The people
ahu Promised fn writ" or speak Kept
fh,lr word nom governor al the state
@. f.od..-- .,u and women who only
agreed DO rak. part in IN" discussions.
Ia. great value al all the papers and
IA. decidedly moral tone al all The
address had much TO do with the
SUCCESS ui The meeting. The official
and non official element. expert and
amateur met and exchanged views in
this organization tu their mutual ad-
Iaurago. developing ideals and stand
.-s - ..,r..u.r,.. IN ori-nD di-cipjine
ana mauau,u.on' which could scar
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15

Independence for the F'illipinOs'
ought TO be the slogan OF democracy
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15

A big supply of sealing wax and
cOrkS for sealing syrup bottles and
jars. Tydings & Co. <
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1907-02-15


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The times dispatch. [volume] (Richmond, Va.) 1903-1914, 1907-09-23
OPENS FORK UNION
MILITARY ACADEMY
The Exercises Open With
Services of a Religious
Nature.
READY, AIM,
FIRE
This IS tile Text OF the Eminent
Divine Who Addressed the
Students.
-tsnecial u r..,e rimes-plspatch. ]

SpecIal 10 j le iiHies-|iSpeAi''i'l
FORK UNION, VA, September "a
The Fork Union Military Academy
opened its tenth session here last night
with public exercises. A large num-
Der of students have matriculated. and
A number Of others will reach the in
stitution In the next few days. The
principal address and GRAFTON of the
occasion was delivered by the Rev.
|Dr. Savage. of Chufchland Va, his
theme being Ready, Aim, Fire" The
speaker impressed upon the. stndent
body the Importance of preparation
for their vocation of life in eloquent
Language. Professor l.. l.. sutherland.
Iof Richmond, made an admirable ad.
dress on the '..Aristocracy of service.
lHeadmaster +. II. Walton and the Rev.
w. ii. Lawson spoke briefly. The new
members of the faculty are: Messrs.
La. NJ. Tardy. y. +. Carson and waiter
IT. Boatwrght.
The Indications are encouraging for
a strong football team TO represent the
academy.
Mr.. HARRY Griffin, the noted pitcher
Twill he Instructor in athletics
4 Miss Cora Lawson. of Cumberland
lis making brief visit here.
1 Miss America Seay, of Shores. al
tended the exercises OF the opening
| OF the academy.
Mr.. Charlie Griffin. of Birmingham
Ala, is visiting his former home, neal
Miss Nora C. Snead is visiting the
Misses wingfield in Richmond, From
there she will go to the cNpositioii.