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The Bennington evening banner. (Bennington, Vt.) 19??-1961, 1907-11-27
Removal Notice

Having more space In her new stand, Miss
Alice Foley is putting In q larger line OF goods
than she has ever carried. She will carry
large line of underwear. fannelette night robes
and pettlc0ats, white petticoats Of all varieties
an nd G aecs, ss pesoSS, sdss Knitted bogses
ham. A large line Of waists, colored, white and
black, silk, lawn and sateen. A large line OF
hose, fleece lined merino and cotton and
complete line OF notions, 49,
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Mr.. c. r. Hendricks says that the
first railroad agiJated in Florida was
proposed 20 run by Salt Springs.
which, when Florida was a territory,
enjoyed a big reputation for the mag
nifcent medicinal properties of lis
waters. Al last. Mr.. Hendricks says
a railroad is 70 run from OCala 10 this
famous spring. which he claims is a
veritable fountain of youth Parties
who have campcd there anu who have
gone there run down physically and
mentally. without an appetite. after
remaining there for few weeks. are
restored to perfect health, and have
an appetite +rat would do credit to
an animal When the railroad shall
have been built 70 Salt Sprir" - will
no doubt prove a very pol
0caIa peOnia.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18
sunny Jim" Robinson a
Have Marrow Oscar

Headed by Sunny Jim"
Il party OF Tampaites had
escape from drowning in II
Mexico Sunday night. 1t is
indeed that none Of the pc
watery graves.
The party, with Mr.. Re-
leader. were contemplating
able fishing trip. After
braved somewhat threaten
TT by leaving Egnont X.
the sailboat Merchant, how
We're struck by a severe so
vessel. unable To stand II
sprung a leak. and it was
Guilty that those in char-e Z
reach land.
RtHttililS @u't ga" N9Ht
to walk to Palmetto. Tberl
tered a sharpie. but ujs
wa unable To weather the
was blowing A. d result,
composed of the fo''owin
reach the city unrii last nj
and BeTtie Burgerf. Ray
Harry Shaw, II. Robinson.
ford, VI r. Robinson. MI
Walker X. Blackburn. l..
B. Cartaya, w. =. l.awTt
Sam Reed and otterS.-
Unp.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18
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The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Mayor Barksdale and Mr.. Ohm
macht. q prominent merchant Of Dun
mellon. were in ocala Tuesday. These
antlemen say that Dunnellon is max
excellent progress and they are
..,,,ans for the day when Dunnellon
and Ocala will be connected with the
hard road now contemplated, and
both gentlemen were lavish in their
praise Of Ocala and said that the
county site, since the completion oi
the new court house and its lovely
grounds. deserves the prpise Of every
citizen In the county. A municipal
election Is being held in Dunnellor
today and Mayor Barksdale is a can
didate for reelection. and his friends
are confident that he will continue in
Office.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18
HR. cA2N REPLIES


10 ~" HdIj"I Ctt.I 'dahrf.
) notice TWO aFucl.7 lately IN tde
Jc Ia star. on s'-nti ~ Tax Pay }er
'hH 'he other An American CItiz u.
5I' says TAI am using the county
'l'lt l"F -.'a.''.'"a. ana seems 10
'"''N ma. ''.' u"' '' worrying Tor
-! 1ihLuoh 81 log a~ ! u n o.ic"-
n answer Simply Wish to LAY that
-" stat" - u'."N II Hy duty to do
"ha'e''r Is for The .,-s interest 10
. me I''d' @'h'":i and l"r jue L"''
el.idfeh D.. i'-1" schools ! can see
y" WORK That r'o '1S-.'lT u" done
. fiat VIII result H ."ch rCod 20
, 'A' $Ch0".~ ana 'a'"T'h q. ,ae a"oii-
b"n @. IR" saloon
me 5thc" IL an institution 's''1-
l"hrd 10 "h.l" -p character, strength
en tn mind "uH 20 make b'tt"T cjgi-
|'nS- ! ne saloon j. an INSTITUTION eS-
'ahI!Shed uN ears down character.
/ W"ahehs iAe mind ana makes worse
c:IAens. SO long as such a hindrance
to the progress Of The schools remains
ShaH h9 tounc trying to remove il
whether in ot1ce or out OF Office.
In Marion county we spend. includ-
ing text books. for all educational
purposes Tor the public schools, SG5,-
| 600 per year For WhSkey and the
institutions that tear down what the
schools build up, We spend not less
than 100000 per year.
In reply 10 An American Citizen
/ | viii ASK him to read the above and
add. that if he has lived in Marion
county as long as have, he would see
twenty or more republican cOnven-
lions and Caucuses held in the court
/ house: he would have seen forty or
! NOR" democratic conventions and eau
cuSeS held In the same place, and a
number OF other political conventions.
! have seen these and attended them.
and | have seen at every one which
] have attended. an american Citi-
zen and Tax Payer there.
! Now, II these gentlemen still think
/ that | am using my office and time
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Miss Jessie owens OF Rutland, near
Spar. was among our suburban
shoppers Tuesday. She has recently
returned from the jamestown ENposi-
ton, and intended extending her Wis
it 10 New York. Niagara Falls and
other points or interest. but was call
ed home on urgent business matters
Miss Owens is n large landed proprie.
tor and perhaps has more tenants, and
especially white tenants. than anyone
else in the county. She is making a
success at farming and is setting an
example worthy OF emulation.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18
Manufactured in Ocaia

Do you know that We are makiDg :
cement brick in Ocala, which are sU
perior in lasting quality to any other
make of brick on the market, and We
can sell them as cheap as other makes
in large or small quantities. We also
manufacture and have on hand hex
agon blocks for paving purposes
We will be glad to answer ali II
quiries and show samples.
WOODMAR SAND AND STONE CO
P. O. Box CSC.
1Q-4- IT, Ocala, Florida.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Capt Robt- D. Harrison of York
was a visitor Tuesday. Captain Har'
rison is one Of the most liberal and
tolerant of men. but after giving the
open saloon a careful study he has
reached the conclusion that the time
has come for it TO go. The influences
about IL are bad. and he does not be-
lieye that any town is dependent on
them for development. growth and
prosperity
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Mr.. ]. J. Leitner Of the Pennington
section and Miss Augusta Mccullough
of Mcintosh were in Ocala Monday
presumably on a runaway expedition
as Mr.. Leitner called at the Office Of
the county Judge for the purpose OF
securing a license. and when asked
the age OF the young lady said that
she was twenty-Onc The license was
accordingly issued. Finally Mr.. Lett.
nor was joined in the Judges Office by
Miss Mccullough for the purpose of
having the marriage performed, and
when the judge asked her ag~ said
she was eighteen. In that case the
judge said the license would have to
he returned as the law now requires
both contracting parties to be twenty
one years OF age. unless they had the
parents or guardians consent. Mr.
Leitner then went to the telegraph
office and wired the Young lady 5
brother, but instead of wiring Mr.
Leitner he wired Judge Bell that he
had no objections TO the marriage. but
in the meanwhile the. young couple
got tired of waiting and it was pre-
sumed that they boarded the train and
started out for another county to Sc
cure a license. AT least they did not
again call on Judge Bell for the docu-
ment.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

NJ. J c. Howell of anthony Is ia
the cit" for day OF two. Nj How
oil haa just returned from trip oi
several weeks 10 Colorado ana other
western states Mr. Howell went 10
Colorado especially to buy cantaloupe
seed for his big farm at Anthony, lie
Visited Rocky Ford, Denver, Colorado
Springs, Pueblo. etc. He also stopped
in Missouri. where he purchased a
carload OF horses and mules. which he
is expecting to reach Ocala today.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Mr. Steele of York. who now
owns the old Jim Carter place. one of
he best in the county. was among the
husiness callers at the Ocala Banner
Office Tuesday. MIR. Steele says that
he birds promise 10 be very plentiful
The coming season and altf 0ugh the
omen season l. not yet on they are
already heing hunted, and his purpose
here was 10 have no trespassing
cskds printed. and Will post his lands,
and persons shooting game and espe-
c;ally before the season is opened
Iuf1 do so un N penalty Of law.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18
The government is taking its own

The government is taking its own
time in commencing Ocala's public
building, but ii it viii make good after
II begins We viii be satisfied That
is. if for the same money they will
give Us a. good a building as the
county commissioners gave MS. all
will be We'll and We viii be glad We
waited.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

There is a big prohibition fight BE-
ing vaged at birmingham, Ala, and
ii i p-adicted thai the result recently
recorded at Asheville, y. G.. will be
repeated at Birmingham. Even he
whiskey people concede that the prin-
cipal city Of Alabama will eliminate
the whiskey traffic for good and for
all. They say there is no staying the
great prohibition tidal wave. As we'll.
they say. attempt to beat back
the waves OF the sea. The election
will take place next Monday.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Mrs. Julia Talmer. who has spent
the summer al fall with her dauEh'
ter, Mrs. William Taylor AllSopp, al
her home in Owenshoro. Ky. and in
the mountains of North Carolina, re
turned home yesterday afternoon
Mrs. AIlst2pp accompanied her moth
sr home AID Will remain in Ocala for
several weeks before going 20 ST. Pc
,arshurg for the winter
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Mr. Matter Ray passed through
Ocala yesterday on his way 10 his old
home i'm North Carolina. where he
viii spend several weeks. recuperat-
ing
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Mr. and Mrs. z. II. Mote returned
home Tuesday morning from Pennsyl-
yania. Mrs. Mote has been spending
several months in Maine and Penn
sylvania. and was joined about a fort
night ago by her husband.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Col. T P. Lloyd. one of the best
known lawyers in Citrus county, was
up from Inverness Tuesday. Colonel
LLOYD has been sick for several weeks
hut is now we'll on the road TO com
plete recovery.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

DR. W q. Lamar of Quincy. who is
one of the state inspectors OF conyicts.
was in Ocala Sunday and Monday. 10
take a look al the convict hospital
here
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Mr.. Edwin p Pittman of Wauchula
and Coleman. has gone to Macon. Ga.
10 visit his wife, who is there on a
visit to her parents. Mrs. Pittman
viii return home with her husband.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Mir Irwin Reardon. formerly OF this
CITY. but late OF the regular army in
The Philippines, is NOW residing in
Jacksonville. where Ee has an excel
lent position.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

DR. +. p. Guerrant. OF Mcintosh. one
of the best known stockmen in the
state, was numbered among Ocala's
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

DR. J. ID. Bennett of Crystal River
was in Ocala Tuesday on his way
home from HendersOnville n c..
whore he has been spending a couple
of months.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Mrs r. ". Mcdonald has returned
, 20 her home in jacksonville, after
spending a few days in Ocala with
her mother. Mrs. ". ID. Condor.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Master Laurie Yunce. the young
son OF Mr.. and Mrs. r. f. EonEe. Sr-
who was SO badly hurt on Friday
night 10y fall from his bicycle. was
resting very much more comfortaly
Yesterday.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Reports come in from all sections
OF the county that quail are numerous
this year. and the spOrtsmen are an
ticipating a fine season.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18
Invitations Issued


The following invitations
sued Tuesday;
Mr.. and Mrs. Frank II
request the honor Of your
at the marriage IF their 4
Sara Eliza beth,
10
Mr.. Charles Harrison l..
on Wednesday evening.
the sixth.
nineteen hundred and 4.
at nine o'clock.
Methodist Episcopal Churc
Ocala, Florida.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

! MT. l.. ID. Stafford OF Fivay. a prom
inent young man OF that section. but
formerly OF this county. was here on
/ business Tuesday
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Mr. and Mrs. Hugh Ross OF Cater
were shopping in Ocala Tuesday. Mr..
Ross is one of the successful farmers
Of that section Of the county.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Mrs. r. A. Alfred and her attractive
daughter. Miss Berenice Alfred. OF
Port lnglis. are visitors IN Ocala for
a few days.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

DR. ]. G.. Baskin and Mr. G. W New
ille of Dunnellon were in Ocala Tues
day, having come up in DR.. Baskin' 3
automobile. When that hard road
shall have been built between these
two cities it will only take a matter Of
an hour or so to make the trip.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Alr. +. :. Upham of Weirsdaie. well
known in this city. is at home from a
visit In the north and east
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Mr. John N. Graham spent Sunday
al Connor with his parents, Mr. and
Mrs. /. II. Graham.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Orange growers say that this cath
er is ripening the fruit nicely, besides
giving it a pretty color
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Mr.. and Mrs. II. c. Jones have gone
to Atlanta. Washington. the James
tarxa Exposition and other places,
where 1hev will spend several weeks
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Mr.. Louis T0naietlTS brick store
building on Magnolia street. is near
ia completion.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Nr- Peter Ingram has sold his home
IN tn" fourth WARD TO Mr.. J. ". Nc
Crpdie 0f Mican0py.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

The New York Packer estimates
the present orange crop OF Florida az
e.. .'u, ,uuu boxes.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Nr. and Mas. II. c. Groves have re
turned home from Tampa. whore they
have bt-en for the past fortnight
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Mrs Peter Ingram has returned
~uuNlll.n.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Mr. Homer Dean Is again on Le
OC9la police force.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18
Iu1ai and Personal
sara Elizabeth Harris, Local Editor.

Sir D. y treen spent sunday Wiga
friends a i-adEi-ake-
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18
TIE City Ex-heque- Re

The bunch Of young leg
were arrested Monday a
lettering around the :;
Line depot. contrary 10 0
dinanceS of the city, "
fore Acting Mayor Rob
day morning. Those "
excuses for hanging are
tiUL. that is to say. Wb'
for the purpose OF carry
purchasing ticke,s Cr {
were discharged, bUt the
there simply for the D.
teTing were fined an,
amount Of the asSessn
them '~~+ec - the sur
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

M was
Hd Tor 81. aC- e.. 81Cad
[ = 70 such a 1Gint tn
impossible for passenger
the trains to elbow their
the thrOng Of negroes Il,
az this station. IIr. Re
that he intends 20 put Il
that persons, black or
have no business arOunr
must expect similar treatT
as he is in Office.
The Ocala banner., 1907-10-18

Red Saunders.
Red Saunders
Evening star., 1907-11-03

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Evening star., 1907-11-03
Anti Socialism in England.

Details Of tie socialist def, a. IN the
English and Welsh municipal elections
which oa.u~rad Friday will make In
tercstlng reading for those who are
watching The course of the pulliC-owner-
ship propaganda In various parts Of the
world For some time signs Of a reaction
from The tendency toward the muntcipali-
za-ion OF all utilities which for several
years has heen a conspicuous feature Of
The English system of government have
been accommodating. The cities that have
undertaken the ownership and manage
ment of traction lines. lighting and pow
er plants and even manufacturing and re
falling establishments have been bonded
70 az extent that has seriously alarmed
the fnanciers of the United Kingdom.
Municipal bonds have glutted the market
until they ara below par and heavy
handicap on the financial resources of
the country. Millions of pounds are tied
up IN them, with the supply SO abundant
that trading with them as a security has
become practically impossible. In the
cities themselves conditions vary from
the top notch of good management to ab-
sOlUte Generalization. Here and there
mUnicipalization has resulted in better
service and in a measure Of profit to the
community as well Elsewhere the pub
lie control has given rise to feeling of
bitter discomfort with the system and has
laid heavy burdens Of taxation upon the
shoulders of the people.
The municipal-ownershtp tide turned
some time ago, and several large prof.
ects. newly broached in various parts of
the kingdom. were rejected by the people
Since then the socialistic program has
been under a cloud. and In many cities
The voters at by-eleCtions have indi-
Gated their desire to relieve themselves of
the weight thrust upon them In the days
of eXtravagant Experimentation Yester-
days baIioung. according to the first ca
Die dispatches. gave further evidence that
the tendency at present is away from the
socialism Of the past decade and half.
OF the thousand socialists who offered for
election in the various constituencies only
a mere handful rs the report runs,
were successful. y strong organized op-
position was in evidence. 1t is possible
that beneath the surface in this balloting
may be found a strong current of opposi-
tion to the present liberal ministry. which
owed its success at the polls at the gen
eraI election largely to the cooperation
Of the socialistic elements, including .ne
labor party. a feeling of dissatisfaction
with the Campbell Bannerman govern
ment mas undoubtedly been growing for
some time. and it would not be surprising
to find that 1t has gained sufficient force
, 10 afford the opposition a rallying ground
for the next campaign.
Evening star., 1907-11-03

attached 70 It, and has been added to the
calendar of playtime days off.
Halloween is a survival of the ancient
superst!tions and beliefs IN the super
natural 1t IS row pranking. r!otous
time Of injury and trespass. Property
IS destroyed People are physically In
tured. MaddenIng nuisances are commit
ted by practical tokers who appear to
think that on that night all law is sus-
pended and all rights are waived
With the harmless tricks of the young
sters In town there is abundant patience
on the part Of the grown-ups who re-
member. rule, that they had fun
when children themselves in the same
way. But there is no tolerance for the
pranks that endanger life and destroy
property. for the traps on steps TO trip
the unwary. for the theft Of movable
goods. and for the thousand and one in
ventlors to harass the nerves Parents
who permit their children to engage In
such riotous pastimes are directly respon-
: bile for the results
Evening star., 1907-11-03
GOING DOWN!

From the Detroit Journal
With the prices Of all kinds of meat
coming down, butter following suit and
wheat taking a drop. while stocks are
going up life Is worth living in more
places than Detroit.
From the Syracuse Herald.
One packing company announces reduc-
ton in the prices of meat. AS ArtemuS
Ward used to remark, This is mulch"
From the Pittsburg Press.
1t looks as if some of the beef barons,
having killed the golden goose. are now
chewing the Cudahy of reflection.
From the Chicago Record Herald.
The price of meat is gong down, but
Deacon Baer thinks coal is cheap enough.
From the Providence Evening Bulletin
The news of the decline in the price OF
meat In New York will doubtless drive
many Providence households to the Wal.
dorf and other hotels of that fortunate
city.
From the Milwaukee Evening Wisconsin.
The ultimate effect of the packers re-
duction of 10 per cent in the price OF
meats will be to check the rush of con-
verts to vegetarianism.
From the Pittsburg Dispatch.
A 10 per cent cut in prices Of meat by
one packing concern is the first augury
Of a less severe winter than has beer
expected. ,....
Evening star., 1907-11-03
Halloween Tragedies.


Here are two news dispatches which
command special attention:
"BRGoKNILLE, Pa. November l.
David Blsh IS under arrest. charged with
tire death last night, at Oakridge. near
H"ro. Of Newton Bedd.nger, seventeen
years Old, during Halloween celebration.
y .sh h alleged to have fired into a crowd
Of hoys who annoyed him. Reddinger's S
head was blown off"
FOX LAKE, WIS. November Jar
Wis Wilett, aged sixty. became euraged
today upon discovering that Halloween
merrymakers had carried off his wagon
He was seized with heart failure, and
suddenly fell over unconscious His
death followed almost immediately"
As with certain other Of our traditional
and popular institutions Halloween has
degenerated of late years. We have low
cred Independence day to time of dan
gerous noise making. We have TRANSFORMED d
Memorial day into picnic holiday Even
Christmas has in some quarters lost its
spiritual significance. and has become
simply an occasion for getting presents
Thanksgiving has to only a comparative
few the true significance which formerly