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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
A WORD TO OUR GOOD FRIENDS
Remember. please. that the Ocar

Remember. please. that the Ocala
Weekly Banner is never less than
twelve and very often as many as
sixteen pages. The matter is Sc
lected with great care. Great efforts
are made to make it an interesting
publication. No trashy items appear
in lis columns. It can be read in a
Girls Seminary without a blush
mauuing the cheek of the most
modest and decorous pupil n attend
ance. We believe that the paper is
appreciated When it is remembered
-aa. a-hlug That enters into its
compostIoa-paper ink. wages and
every r.m OF expense has increased
very largely in III lass several years.
Do mus, be- conceded that sae price OF
O. dollar is cheap for it, AID 10 make
ends me-, % is imperative thar this
loIIar ae paid prompr.y
We hope that a mere hint is all
that Is necessary TO have the dollar
forthcoming as a Christmas souvenir.
Come good friends. make the holt
day season a happy one for the
OCala Banner.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
s25 PRIZE FOR THE BEST EARS
OF CORN

The MunrOe & Chambliss Bank has
offered a prize of s25 for the best fifty
ears Of corn displayed at our County
Fair. Surely this prize is worth con.
tending for. The boys and girls on
the farm, in a proposition of this sort
have an opportunity to make a little
pin money for holiday spending.
The object for offering this prize is
to stimulate an interest in corn pro
ductiOn that will lead to the selection
Of better seed and better. methods of
cultivation.
We want every farmer in the coun-
ty to read Prof. Rolls letter to Mr..
Chambliss on the great increase in
the yield OF corn over in Walton Coun-
ty, in west Florida 1t reads almost
like a fairy story. and is worth more
than a gold mine to that section of
our state.
We have immensely better land
than the farmers of Walton county
are compelled to cultivate, but our
corn yield is far less than theirs.
Farmers in Walton county now
think nothing of a yield of forty bush
els to the acre, and in some instances
a yield of eighty bushels to the acre
is reported.
The evolution came about by Just
such an effort as the Munroe & Cham
bliss Bank is maugurating here.
If it is followed by the same results
in Marion this prize offer in cOnnec-
ton with our fair will be worth what
it has cost multiplied many times
over.
Our farmers must wake up and put
themselves in touch with the memen-
tous movements that are going on
around and about them.
Get in the swim and make two
blades Of grass grow where none grew
before.
Prof. Rolls says that it is just as
easy to make ten bushels of corn to
grow as it is to make one.
Let's be a benefactor to our times.
and set an example to those who are
to come after us.
Read the prize offer.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
4 BEAUTIFUL PUBLICATION

This Office is in receipt of the
Christmas number of the Auckland
News
Auckland is the capital OF New Zea-
land. which seems 10 US so far away
from civilization. and yet this publ
cation will compare favOrably with
anything from the printing establish
meuts OF Paris, London or New York.
Not only is the workmanship superb
but the matter is excellent. 1t gives
one a splendid idea Of the fertility
and resources Of this comparatively
new dominion.
The Illustrations are admirable. and
the publication as a whole is very
rraiseWOrthy.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
a LITTLE OPTIMISTIC TALK

Flor.Ias growth is steady and con.
riuuous There are no retrograde
movements. Sometimes We grow dis.
r0uragej and become somewhat pes.
simistic. but when We take a survey
~ the field and note the progress of
decade or more it is entirely easy
for us 90 become enthusiastic AMI op-
rimistiC
We recently printed a letter from
an -old-umer." who lived for several
years az Fort King" before Ocala
was founded
That has not been so powerful
long ago At that time there were
not a dozen whue settlements in all
of south Florida and very few in any
other section Of the state.
See what has been accomplished
in that time. See the cities and
towns that have been founded: the
settlements that have been made; the
railroads that have been built. and
me various enterprises that have
been So, On foot.
Our counties have multiplied many
fold. and there are few county seats
u rbs state that are not approached
hy one or more railroads.
Our railroad service is comfortable
and luxurious and our hotels are sur
passed hv Few In any part of the
World
Tampa. 3nt Key West. and Miami
mI Pensacola. and Jacksonville are
developing into big cities. and some
r. these days brains are going to gel
possession ~ our railroads. and in
TERROR cities will be fostered. instead
.. being made the targets for dis
elimination. and great cities will
spring ur u -b. interior the same as
B'uu- rre sea coast
ON account of her geographical DO
s.uou Florida is going to become
..r-..E papulared-that is the his
nN H. an rerlnsulars. and history
rally repeat, itself.
o. f1e Young men of today can DO
a. much al, their fathers did. under
greater difficulties. Florida's history
R.. n. written I'm big red letters.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

Editor A. Max Wilson retires from
the Blountstown Democrat. He finds
the editorial chair too strenuous. He
says: The continual strain upon me-
to make ends meet during these
strenuous times, is little too severe
on one whose nervous temperament
Is as near shattered as mine. For
several months past the income If
the Democrat has been very meagre
IS another reason for the change"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
FLORIDA TO HAVE NATIONAL
FOREST

Ocala is lucky town in securing
the national forest just created nv
presidential proclamation. The park
VIII have an area OF 2O1.48O acres.
The restoration of the forests is the
greatest move ever been made by the
FEDERAL government. We hope the
move will grow until every state has
timber supply. 1t is proving q
great success in Germany, and can
be made more so here where we have
plenty Of timber.-Bartow Record
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

Hon John 3. Boards suggestion
that the people Of the south form a
party OF their own and withdraw from
the party OF their fathers. has not met
with favor by any considerable num-
Der OF people. Senator Beard is an
able man, but he can promulgate
more unpopular ideas than any man
Florida has ever produced Gaines
willie Sun-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
THANKSGIVING AT THE DEAF
AND DUMB ASYLUM

Thanksgiving day dawned. bright
and beautiful. Figuratively speak
ing the name OF Mr.. Flagler. glowed
and sparkled all over everything-aIl
over the Sunday dresses of the little
girls as they stood in line, looking spic
and span, and waiting for the dinner
bell All over the carefully groomed
boys. as they waited for the same
welcome summons. 1t would scarcely
have been worth while to dress diff
ferently from any other day, if the
spirit Of party and frolic had not been
in the atmosphere. This spirit would
have becn wanting, it seems were it
not Cor the generosity and kindness
Of Mr.. Flagler. He gave the children
such a dinner that anything save the
best in their wardrobe would not
only have been a lack Ct appreciation.
but althOgether out Of keeping with
so suspicious an occasion
The djnnerroom was decorated as
DretJiiy as possible with palns and
moss, and all on account of Mr.Flag-
ler's gift for. would it have heen
right to neglect doing everything IL
ones power to make the entire day
harmonic as much as possible with
50 sumptuous d feast? Mr. FIagIer's
picture looked down from its accus-
toned place on the dining room wall,
and as the deaf and blind children
took their places at the tables, the
look Of happiness and anticipation on
their faces, made it possible TO read
beneath the donors picture, the
words In as much as We have done
1T unto the least of these, ye have
done it unto me"
The little boy who said that cats
and dogs had four legs and he did not
see why God did not make turkeys
the same way, would not have cared
to change the anatomy of the turkey.
had be been a guest at our Thanks
giving dinner.
II was a great, great pleasure to
see the children eat. and to watch
the happy expressions of their faces.
No pessimist could have eaten the
amount they did, without having to
call on Materia Medica afterwards;
but these children had all the aids to |
good igestiOn-nOvelty, laughter, JOY, |
and hearts so light, that they, OF |
themselves, could float the owners
over the waves OF stuffed turkey, ice
cream, cake, and so forth, and so
forth.
1t was a happy day, made SO by the !
bounty of one gentleman. The little |
tots in the school, who have not |
learned to be familiar with the names
of Washington. Abraham Lincoln, and |
other personages Of historical renown, /
are thoroughly acquainted with the |
name Of Mr.. Flagler and Santa Claus. !
These names mean much to them. /
1t is said that the Empress Jose
pbine was glad in her heart because
she had never caused a tear to flow.
Mr.. Flagler would have been glad |
in his heart if he could have seen the
overflow Of JOY that he caused. The
deaf and blind children Of this school
could wish the giver Of their Thanks
giving feast no greater delight than
to share with him the happiness that
was theirs this day-"N." in the
Florida School Herald.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

Tampa win give Hon. William Jen-
r.rE- BRYAN and his wife such a good
iws February q that the distinguish
ga NHrr8-hau will forget all his de-
f.af- n fha realization Of his popu-
ar.fs as a private citizen. The
address OF Mr. Bryan at the State
FBfr grounds ON that date is keynote
of the next national campaign.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

Har william . Bryan .- booked for
en- Tampa pan February e. BE viii
b. arraurarIef bt Mr. Bryan He
afaufs ur.Tr. Iu history He is the
oriF man uhu has been defeated
ffrH# como. Cor fEr presidency
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

It Is announced ~ experts fhar fb.
camptHr fra. while be- grows uNl-i
anflv iu an ra~s of FLORIDA. cannon b.
mace probable sH Ir .- uuUi-e for or
dinan rrari. fo waste money on eN
pertinent.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

NAM nf fhe state papers have o.
urirrrI M. UTrt- article IN What
snar N. u. WrH Our Prisoner
en- a" rrrr""rr. r a. very me a-ri
CO. q. uas urH rhfHrrd and showed
rT.r. #..' .. s.rfr and reflection
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

SILKS! SILKS! SILKS! a MOST
5EAU TiFUL LINE OF UP-TO-DATE
OHESS SILKS, PLAIN AND FANCY.
IN BLACK, WHITE AND ALL THE
NEW WEARS AND SHADES Ar
VERY MUCH REDUCED PRICES AT
HELVENSToN G. 7ASTEURS.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

Tr. r.nr Hr-. Has had ifs boom
anF -arv r.es have s-au planted
t f|.- aHn FaE. haI trees iu
bearing fr a humber of wears az. nee.
er.h...a.... H..I FFH profits derived
frru ... .#r. TH. fr..- e-a -ty
H#ar.. H.F E.s. f...r s.HI. rf pests
CD ...a .r .r. H..an .-..
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

E.EhIaeu Cauures have already De-.
SON active H-suarariuns for county
sKhIars af fta neat state Fair. Tam.
Ca February .-
On Ie Ereaf deal better 10 fut-
% man "a bar a.rfar calling him one
faau .H ra. t.u one without PROVING
u-IHrI HoIrhroka
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

on tIeu af me Champion ofIcs o..
mammoth sweet Uu.af0 grown ar
BuukHr f. our friend and subscribe
Ton n Bates Thirty pounds i- Ir-
ueiEff Arcadia Champion
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

There We're two convictions in the
court yesterday. Eunice Edwards
and Annie Goodwin were sentenced
TO spend the Christmas holidays and
a part Of the New Year in the camps
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

lara. and much needed addition
Is snuu .n Hr built ou the Leon c0un-
rF rnTr h1usa ar Tallahassee
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

Nr THHa M Finley ~ Gainesville.
uIIov nf ffs Iaf. IS s. Finley. died
"Wednesday morning
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
PROCEEDINGS OF THE BOARD OF
PUBLIC INSTRUCTION

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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

SOY YOUR XMAS HANDKER.
S1iEES AT HELVENSTON & PAS
iEOR'S. NEW AND HANDSOME
LINE JUST RECEIVED.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11
AlAsA5TER BOXES or HUMAN
SYMPATHY

Written for the Ocala BannerD
, Do not keep the alabaster boxes of
your love and tenderness sealed up
until your friends are dead. Fill their
lives with sweetness. SPEAK APPROX
ing. cheering words while they can
/ hear them. and while their hearts can
be thrilled and made happier by them.
Tie kind things you intend to say
when they are gone. say before they
go. The flowers you mean to send
fo- their caskets, send TO brighten
and sweetan their homes before they
leave them. Let us learn % aHoint
our friends before their burial Ios-
norton kindness does not cheer The
burdaned spirit Flowers on the cas-
ket cast no fragrance backward oyar
the weary way. Jesus Sought 20 give
ue a sound principle to which 10 Ear
our living. p practical rVIo by which
to live. He tells us: You may think
tha. all happiness consists in Hrtnr
TO receive: / tell you thar that is not
true: I tell You that there is a high
or state Of blessedness than that
which living TO receive can bring, !
is the bIessedness which is the result
Of he life that lives TO give rather
than to receive. the life whose princi-
pie is to bless others"
A cup of water" timely brought,
An offered easy chair:
A turning of the window blind
That all may feel the air.
Someone who had an insight into
human nature once said: ITO treat
men as if they were better than they
are is the surest way to make them
better" 1t would be an excellent
thing for US all if we not only recog-
nized this truth by the light of rea-
son, but infused it into our daily rrac-
tice. On the contrary, most people
appear tC go upon the opposite prin-
CIple Whether it is that their minds
dwell so much upon other persons
failmgs that they are magnified in
their view, or whether they fancy that
they need a deeper conviction OF the
enOrmity Of their misdoings to lead
them to better things. certain il Is
that so far from generally treating
men as if they were better than they
are most people usually treat them
as if they we're a little worse. And
it is just because this is done so CON
stantly and unconsciously that there
should be special watch and care
against it.
When have time so many things III
do
To make life happier and more fair
For those whose lives are crowded
now with care;
I'll help to lift them from their low
despair,
When I have time
When you have time. the friend you
hold so dear
May be beyond the reach OF all your |
sweet intent;
May never know that you so kindly |
meant
To fill her life with sweet content
When you have time.
When I have time the friends | love
so well
Shall know no more the many toiling
days;
I'll lead her feet in pleasant paths
always.
And cheer her heart with words OF
sweetest praise
When I have time.
Now is the time. All. friend. no long,
Gr wait
To scatter loving smiles and words Of
cheer
To those around whose lives are now
so dear;
They may not meet you in the COM
ing year
Now is the time
WHITE ROSE.
A bow and smile of appreciation 10
1ll who have sent lovely cards and
kind notes. telling how much they
enjoy the writings of
WHITE ROSE.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

Tr our rer uas. Cold Cream --c
40 pa a mo P1raHc. Drug store
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

FRANK HARP s. Ed.t5-.
=. H. Leave~sooo. Business Manage
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-12-11

s~A
SPECIALS
GOLD AND SET RINGS
S1.OO TO $4,000
WATCHES Any
PRICE
Necklaces. $50 90 s-5
Loe<st. 50 ,s s75
Vest Chains. 81 o. So
cnar~.. -C1. % $50
s.cgye s.-.---. 5~-. .a $50
s~5ocree. z--~ Co $500
Bracelets. ST to So
Stick or Scarf Pins. s'=e- 20 SO
Fobs. 81 20 s-5
Beauty Pins. 25e. pr. sgJ
Guard Chains. $3.50 70 $50
Ear Knobs. S. to s75'
Studs. Soc. to SO
Tie Clasps. 25e. to s.
Waist Sets. 81 TO SO
Hat Pins. 25e. 70 SO
sarrettes. SOC. % 50
Collar Supporters. 25e- % g.
Veil Pins. soc. % $50
Belt Pins or Buckles. 75e. 70 s.
Emblem Pins, tAu o-asrsI. s. to Iis
Emblem Charms. s. 70 $50
Gold and Silver Thim5Iss
Waterman's Ideal Pens. $3.50 70 SO
Gold and Silver Pocket Knives SIS
to SIS
Gold and Silver Cigar Cutters
Silver Comb. Brush and Mirror ssts
Silver Match Boxes
Silver Whisk 8rooms
Silver Clothes Brushes
Silver Pen Racks
Silver Oarners
Silver Nail Files
Silver Manicure Scissors
Silver Stamp Boxes
Silver Baby BATTLES
Silver chiId's Knife. Fork sna sDoos
Silver Pocket Pencils
Silver Embroidery Scissors
Silver Shoe Horns
Silver Seals
Silver Travelling Cups
Silver Bon Bon Boxes
Silver Paper Knives
Silver Taleur JAN
Silver Tooth Powder Jars
Silver Tooth Brush Jars
Silver Curling longs
Silver Paper Knives
Mirrors
Picture Frames
Git Clocks
JeweI Cases
Musical Clocks
Silver Ash Trays
Silver Je~el Trays
GIfg.- ~
Arizona republican., 1908-08-03
TUCSON is TALKING
PROFtSH TOURNEY
Umpire Wyncoop Thinks Outlook
Good For Another Series of Base
ball.

Umpire Wyncoop who was in Phoe-
nix yesterday was asked what in his
opinion are the chances of a profess
sional series of baseball and tourna-
ments in Arizona this fall. He
thought there was a strong possibility
of the southern Arizona towns bring
ing in strong professional leaguers.
Tucson is talking Of another tourna-
ment this fall as soon as the series
is played off at Albuquerque. \ tour
nament will be held there it is said
during the irrigation congress and a
number of the players who will be in
the game there are anxious to come
down into Arizona for the winter.
He had it upon very good authority
that Douglas has signed up for a
team of the Southern league managed
by RUDE Walters who was bumped by
Cy Young in the Bisbee-PhoeniX
fracas at the fair. Bisbee will proba-
bly, bring in the Webb City team out
of the Western association. Frank
Dick and Jack Holland pitcher and
first baseman of the Wichita team
have written Tucson and want to
bring out the entire nine for a short
StdSoH- Il TdillZ Will nave Il nine at
the irrigation congress at Albuquerque
and wants to come back to Phoenix
Mr.. WyncoOp said that several influ-
entail men were ready to back the
team at Tucson.
Dave Goldberg yesterday had let
ter from Frantz who wanted to know
what was going in Phoenix this fall
He said he had ANAL Star team from
was a pippin. Frantz says that Paul
Cobb, Tvs brother and himself sure
want to play in some town this fall
if they can get a good offer. He says
Paul is a fine fellow and that three
big clubs are after him for next year
Mr.. Goldberg has had similar letters
from a number of players. 1t has beea
understood that Bayless would on a
fair offer bring out the Dayton, Ohio
team in the Central league. In any
event it will be no trouble this year
for any city in Arizona that wants to
get in the league to secure a fast nine
Cananea wants in and they have
down there q cracking good nine al
ready and will probably need nothing
but a battery. A new ball park will
soon be built on the street car line at
Bisbee which will materially help the
sport in that town. The time is roll
ing round when the matter will come
up for a final decision If Tucson