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colds and Group N Children.

MY little girl is subject to colds,
eys Mrs. VIM. II. serfs, No Al Fiftl
t., Wheeling. w. Va Last winte,
ne had asevere spell and terrible
ough, bu, ! cured her with Chamber
AIMS Cough Remedy without the ait
( a doctor, and my little boy has
een prevented many times from hay
ng the Group by the timely use of thi'
yrup This remedy is for sale by
:. r. RENFRO.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
How 70 Treat a snraln.

Sprains. swellings and lameness are
promptly relieved by Chambcrlain's
Linimenr This liniment reduces inha
ieation and soreness so that q
sprain may be cured in about one
third the time required by the usual
treatment. % and 80 cent sizes for
sale by-C. h. RENFRO.
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lAMPHERE BROUGHT into court
fBY Associated Prasa. )

I.aporte, Ind, Nov 9.-Breathln
for the first time in six months fires
air outside the prison walls. Ra
Lamphere this morning was brougi
from the county Jail to the Circu
court room to answer to the chare
OF murder in the first degree for tn
death OF Mrs. Belle Guinness and thre
children. The court room was crow,
ed with spectators.
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MORE DELAY
FOR CANAL

New orleans, La, Nov. IA report
reached here today from Colon, pana-
ma, that a subterranean lake found
under the site of one of the proposed
big locks in the Panama canal at Ca
tun will result in a delay OF several
years in completing the canal and n
much larger outlay Of money than at
first anticipated.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
VIOLATES
TRUST LAW
(By Associated Press.l

New York, N. Y, Nov THE gov
rnment's contention that the Ameri-
can Tobacco company is q trust oper-
ating in restraint OF trade and in vio-
alton OF the Sherman antitrust law
vas sustained in decision handed
lown by Judges LaCombe. Coke, Noyes
and Ward in the United states Circuit
court here today. Judge Ward dissen-
ted.
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
:. rcstter's Millions.'

,ie cchan & Harris comedians,
hesled by Rcsert 0ber PRESENTED the
IT, NJ yorS comedy success Brew.
fs Nillilren oi the Brooks Saiur
4 night. The stcry IS of lung
n 10 who has TO spend a million dol
u q a year ID order to accade %
the terms Of n will that left him seven
The Guthrie daily leader. [volume] (Guthrie, Okla.) 1893-1996, 1908-11-09
scEN.. FR0M oREN HrR.

Al II Wilson. IN "When Old New
Yosk Was Dutch delighted a large
audience al the Brooks lssl nigat The
fuatdie OF ,ae piece Is Wilson's singing
which brings back to memory poor
zoe Emmet whose wonderful voice de.
LIGHTED audiences Of a generation ago.
4 magnificent production Of Gen
lew Wallace's famous novel Ben
IIur' Is being witnessed this week at
.tho Overholzer opera house in okla.
il ina City For the benefit Of Gnta.
ric cifizens n special train will be run
from here tomorrow evening over the
Santa re, leaving at 6 o'clock and re-.
turning after che performance.
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mlllions more on condition that ht
should get rid Of all his previous for
tune without dissipation or assistance
rd furthermore. the young man was
not allowed to tell anyone what HI
WAS trying to DO This trick is &C
complished after Brewster has alien
ated most Of his friends, who tried
check his extravaganza and the othel
Millions come to him when ne gets rio
0f the last penny OF his first million.
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PARKER'S
HAIR BALSAM

Cleanses and beauties the hair.
Promotes Q luxuriant growth.
Never Fails TO Restore Gray
Hair to its Youthful Colcr.
Cures scalp diseases \ hair falling.
Soc, and Sl.OO at Druggists
La correspondencia de Puerto Rico. (San Juan, P.R.) 1890-1943, 1908-09-07
Ia fiesta del sabado.

FL BSbado 6ltimo por ls noche tuvo In
gar 10 fiesta 8nuSl que ColobEaFan LOS gra'
duadoB de Ia UnivOFsid8d de Michigan On
sBtR isis. 80 llev6 sfsctG un ban qusto
On 0l Restaurant del Befior Santos Philip
pi dc estR oiUdad. La mesa eStRba CO..
pl6ndidRm0nta adoEnada con f9EO8 y Gin
tao azuleB J Rm0EillRs que son Lon C0loE08
dc lB bRnd0TR de diChR UnivsEBidad; Ol
mend era muy deliOado y ssCOgido y loo
vinoH = iCoEss 6noB y vRIi0dog. En-
ire loB que aBilti0r0n 81 bsrquets % en-.
ContrAban don Manuel y don Pedro del
Valle, don RsfaeI GuilleEmety, don JoB6
e. y don E. dl BenGdicto, don r. fa0l del
Vale, S6FrRga, don Luis GuillermGty,
don Jaime SifF0, don EstebRn A. do Goa'
nRgS y don Manuel GuilleFmetY.
81 doctor BRFboEs, que 90 el primer
pusFtoFTiquefio gFaduado en- 10 gEan Uni
veFsidad, SO vic impedido de aB'Htir & tan
8gradable reunion poE snContFaF8s indiB'
pu0ato d0Bde hkCs R'gnnos diaU. TampoCo
pudi0Fon aRiStiF VIguuoS d0alos mismbE0B dc
IN S -cisdad FeRidentes On la Isla, nj Ol ne'
nor HsTtzell p0E GnG0ntraEBa auBsnts de
P00Fto Rico. DuEante Of banquots Rein6
un gran 0ntuBiagm0 entire todo8 loo Comsn'
Baleg, 90 pronunciation varies bEillRntOE
diBcuFgOs, y 90 di6 F0pstidaH veCO8 ell gFito
do lR UniveFsid8d.
DSgpu68 del bauqustO fueT0n todoB reU'
nidoB al teatE0, hsbiendo pagado una mo-
che feliE, EeCoFdRnd0 loB meiOF0g tiempol
do eBtudiRntS que pAgaF0n para no v0lvOF,
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.ESEES IN SIS EINA
innObIe --diCe1 de.
I. Isabella.
ParsCe que Sc G0aGGiOna a los que
40 son TepubliGal0s.
HofIsIas Ino1uetns, irasnlildts 4 'EI lgUlla"
CDs sWsstro oOrFespOnsaI).

Ssptiembas 6.-Dsgde hRCa algun0H dfaB
90 Olt6 CaygAudo pisdFaB con ol pTOp6Oito de
teFminaF la construction de L. plazB y Rl'
gunSs GALES de sats poblaCi6n. mGg bien
CON 81 flo, gog6u EuEnOE0B pdbliCoR, de con.
g9guiF eleCtoF8B.
Tambi6n aB8guEan que unO que no que
ria fi'maE 0l EegiStrO E0publiCnno 10 leVaD
taFon del tERbBjO, psTo luego voIvisEon &
d6TGslo, poFqus rarscO cOnsiguier0n 10 OBJ
j'tO.
81 eBtRn vePBi0neB son veTfdiCRg, 90 v8
muy claro la pREcialidRd del enCsTgndo del
trabSio que dasdiCe mucho do 10 buGna f6
que debe tenor TODD funCionaTio an ell cum
plimient0 de Bu debeT, que eg dazzle tFabR'
jO todos pOF ig0Rl, ain fjaFBa en- IG fla
Ci6n p0lftica que pRofsgsn.
Ess GO IN BiBtemR innob'0 para GongS'
guiF adsPtoA , que no habla muy bisn en-
favor do quten 10 pOne On pF6ctica. El
que qui0Ta Con0FgOiF ol0CtOF0s que pFedi'
que IaB buenag ideas de 90 dOCtEiuG ai ea
que asf non, peT0 no COaCCi0h6ndole al ira
baiadoF el voto, poF GI 6niOO medic que
tien0 dc ganOF Ol pan PRER ca fAmilia. ESQ
90 muy ,bajo.
Me OnC8Fgan aVgunoB j6vsneB unioniRtas
que ConCurFisEOn 81 domingo pRsGdo una
jaF8na que do celebEaba on la casa de don
Epifsni0 EstFada, de8misnts lR faIGa nett
ciR que publiC6 "El Aguila" del pIimSFo
de los CoFrientsB, dada sBe peEi6diCo poE
8u GoFPsBpOnBal en- 0Bt0 pueblo, TefsTsnt0
10 que eBe act0 30 RcfisF0.
Si este OoTEGgp0nB8l qUieFe Rab9r 10 vsT'
dad de los hsCh0s, que tsDga lR bondGd de
pagaT p0T 0RtR Bu casa y = Vquf le infoFmR'
FamoB ID vePdRd do loo heChoB ocuFFidoB
Tambien me enCsTga don Alsio r. OabRn
que deBmi0ntR 10 que con Fegp0Cto 81 90
EefaFe pueE no C0nCibG-dice el aefi0F OR'
bRn-o0mo 0s que algun0B g9TeB incuFF9n
On inexRctitudG8 sin 0eUpaTae del tFiate
ConCGpto que el pGbliCo pueda foEmRF de
ellOB'
sAbamoB poE c0nduCto Adedigno, do Cior'
to FOPubIiGano de 0Bts pueblo que hR co.
critic & un oERdoE UnioniBta de otEe Oiudad
invitfndols para que vGng3 daF miting y
hRb!aR en- contra dc suB amigN de Gquf,
que siempF8 le han tFatad0 con FOBpeto.
EBtop pdespu6g do BGE an straVimiento poF
pREt0 del rspub,iCan0, dsmusOtFs L. impo'
tonOiR que tienap loo de Rquf para IuChRF
en- buanR lid contra guB sdvaTHRRjog.
So dies que el Befior Vicente VOle2 hR
pEohibido que en- aus fncaH 20 hsgs preston
Bobrs loB tEabSj SjGdoEes , mediRneFOSD Si NO
que UI ContEAFio 90 lo8 deisr6 que votSn Ii.
bFement0. EHtO, 81 90 v9Bdsd, habla muy
alto en- favor del Bef19F VsIez quien con
eBta acci6n demoOtFAF6 "a Eecto CFitaFiO.
RepublioRnoB como Ol Ge6oE VelGz no
pusden menoB que COntar con Ol TeBpsto =
Ia confederation dc COS RdvGEgariog.
All Oh como 20 hRo0 patEiG, O., flores, Odu
ORndo Rl pueblo.
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COBCuFsO para eI aIumbTad0 plbIi-
co de Ia Giudad de Ponce, PR.

SO invita- los partioulaEes Oompa.
fiiRg de Puerto Rico Estad0B Unidos
para que pEeBantsn RUa pEopoHicionGs al
MuniCipio de este Ciudad RntsB del dfs Is
de OcubFs do 1908.
So sumistraF6n pianos do la ciudad &
toB que 10 goliCiten.
DGtO8 SHperfeis ApTOgimadG. 1874
heOt6FeaB
DesGTrOIEO ApTOeimGdO de las Gales "a
Kilometres.
COnSigmaei6H dispOnibIs de- $18 100000
G 100000 suualaB.
LyGnGSaa066N nssNjmG. 10 focO8 de aFCo
v0ltAicOB do BmpREiea: s'2O IampRERa in.
CRndsOentsB 1877 WaiGeB (pagsds): 300 de
IL buifa5'': 400 de 16'': 1900 z 600
3ileVatiGs menBuRleB para los EdifCi08
kdbliOoB MuniCipaleg.
So pEafeFiE6n IRs pFoposiCiones que
ofFsBCan 81 mayor ndmeF0 de ARGOS vol.
t6iCOB con 0l in do BupEimiE, 6 BoF poBibls,
t0daB Lar l&mpRFaB inCandeBCsntos de laE
GALES.
Deb0 indiOaFBa loo pr0Cios unitaFios de
les IuOes para que la ciudad pueda au.
m0ntaE UlteEioFmEnte Hu illumination GUAM
do 10 CFea GonVoniapts.
Las pr0pOsiCioneI puedsn vsFBaT, bien
BObEs 81 BuminiHiEo do Iucaa msdianto una
manBualidad astipulada, bisn sabre ls ina
talRCi6n de una PlRnta EI6CtTiOa nuevs &
favor del muniCipio abon6ndO anualmenta
intsEesog J amoTtisaei6n del capital en-
pleNdo, biGn sabre otPaB baBa8 diGtintRB qus
90 l9 0CuETan los intSrGIados, paF0 Biem.
pre- 0kt6nd0 entire Los limits de lR agigna'
Ci6n RnteB dieh6.
81 ConCejo Municipal rs8oIvsEG 10 mass
COnyenisnts nus Interests RntsB del 81
de DiCiembrs de 19O8, no Bin ants1 hsbsr
Convsnido lRs condolences de datalI08 con
0l particular OompsffR sgERcisds. Eg
to emPezRRG Bu OontRatO 81 1 do JuniO de
1909, 6 BaE poaibla. OuslesquisEa aOlsFs'
Ci6n que 10 Pida antoH del Is de OctubFo
de 1908, BsE6 guministrada 6 los int0FesR'
dos p0R q RlCald0 do Ia CiudRd.
Bias @. 8iIva.
NyB 4s City. BrgF.
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AbrigOs de VeTanO.

I'm sl FARIS Bazaar 90 scabsn dc
FsOibiF ab1igos forma MONTE CARLO
On color Champagne pEopios para lR ests'
Ci6n. LOB hay 0l0gantisim0B con Ou0lloB
bOrdAdOg y de pTsCi0B muy limitadOE Para
HalidAB do t0RtEo , de bsilsa son inmeioFA'
bloB. En abrig0s nsgrOE hay IN gran
suEtidO. AbRniCOB japOnessB gran move.
dad, perfumeRfa fiaa fRanCaBa de IaR meio'
Ta8 mAECRA OintuEons0, psinetaB iDfnidad
de aEtfculos dc novsdad que oBts casa re-
oib0 p0r todOB loB vapoEaB qua llEgan do
EuTOps. PEDRO GIUsTI, FOFtalO'
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viRje On aauntoH ofCialOa reIRCionados con
el tFAbnjo de 10 OomiBi6D, RdomGV, r0ci'
birG la CRntidad de IL dollars dinRioB Como
remuneration diOtO, mientFag eBtuvieTe
EealmOnt0 oOupOdO On el tVabRjo do l0 Co.
misi6n.
sscCi6n 17.-TGn pronto como uea facti'
bic, dODpueg do nombEadR l0 m0nCionada
Comisi6n de Riego, Hug miembToB 90 Fsuni'
ran y 90 oTgNnisRTan como una junta, =
Ol0giF6u, do 90 BOn0, IN pFGaidGnte, IN
ViCe.pEOBidGntO = IN geCP9taEio, qu1GneJ,
degempedaTGn Buu CRTgog miontran 10 Comi.
ni6n 10 quierG.
SOCci6n 18.-El BeCFetaEio do ls m0ncio'
NADIA Oomisi6n del Riego llovRE6 Rctag ciGr'
taS CorF0CtaB de todo8 los proCsdimianto8
de lG migmR, O0mpFendiOndo l8 enum0Ea'
Ci6n do los pE0diog do teFFsn0 inClUfdoB en
d distFiio de Fiego.
SsCli6n 19.@L0g comiRionRdoa del Fis'
60 tendFGn 10 faCUltRd, = geEG Bu debaE
hACsElo aDi, dc foFmulRF ponsr en- ejsCu'
Ci6n todog los 0atRtutoG, FeglaB y T0glamen'
too n0CG5aFioB, que no 8atuviaTGn On con-
fiCtO con II Icy, para 90 gobisFno y pEoce'
der en- lG discrimination do log pE0di0g do
tsFEen0 que hAbF6n de incluiFsa On 0l mOn'
CionRdo distFito de Eiego, , On la d0t0rmf'
nACi6n de Las deduCCi0nGB CoFr0gpondigntGB
p0F FaS6n de CeaionOs de dGFGChoB dc aqua,
y para nombTaE, con guieCi6n lR 0pF0bR'
Ci6n del ConBejo Executive, los OmpleadoH
que puedRn nGCOlit6tBs , PEe1Cribir auB
debOEes,
(COnt6mWard
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UNA PROTESTA
CaEta Que, desde Vega Bsja a Bsya
mon, taHdb seiS 6ias.

Una CAEta que, deBds Vega Alta dirigi6
q senior Pedro Garcia MalpiOa 6 don Jor6
Manuel Lola, hiso un viHja vOFdad0Fa'
monte pEOdigiogo.
ssg6n los BolIos do fsCha8 que Oontiono
diohR CaEta tAEd6 iV0iG dfaa! de Vega Alta
{ BRyRm6p.
ri miumo dia % do AgOgbo en- que fo6
d0pOsitada en- CoEEeOs lego do Vega AL.
70 Vega Bajay , Bag6n paToOa de ssts f.ti'
mo punto BRysm6n 0mple6 IL fGi0lsEa
do OinCo dfaB
El mismo Ba1oR Lola no R0Cibi6>sB q
mG8 de julio dos CaEtag FsfaPentsg Ouas'
TONES do intHF6B.
EBt0 40 nOcs1ita cOmsntaFi0g, , CFs6mOB
que 10 inteIigonts direction dol Eamo de
CoFFsOB 90 intsEo8aF6 p9Tque an 40 BsEYiOi0
p6bliCO tan fmpOEtants no 20 EegigtRen ca.
200 como GG0h
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27 Y Q.

CHARLES WERE, COEFsdor de adua.
na' cOmiioniata On general. Agenta do
Leg aCEoditadas C9Fv8ssB SALVATORE y
"LlEEA BnAU" al0mRnag. Agsnts GgpS
Ci8l paER Puerto Rico de IL ConoCida fkbEi
ca Dc licOFal 'llARIE BRlzARD'' , Do Loo mGs
ACToditAdoa vinos ds BuRd00A Agntal
general de la gran fSbrica intoFnaCiona.
dc CongoFva8 de solail'' Me- line, d8 BG.
giCa. OfiCinaB Ianca n6meRo 1. TOI6f0'
no S71. Box 228. PFonitud, baRatuEs ,
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Para los EstadOs Unid0s.

En- 81 vapOr "Coamo" que sale eI mi6r'
Oolea para New York 80 embRroan CON
objsto do ContinuaF GuB sBtudio1 los inteli'
gGnt9s j6VensB. Rafael FL. MonagaB, Juan
Tomas RoBsll6 y Ramon GREcfa.
DGseRmoB los i6v0neg amigos, fsliz
viSjs , que vean' coTonRdoB sus eafusFsoH
poF u0 bEillRnta 6xito.
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lEGIOS De SUBSCRIPTION EN- TODA La lSLR.
JUAN BRASCHI.
Director Inferno.
Ell RIEGO EN- LA COS.
Ia Sur.
PROYEOTO DE LEY

PFovoysndo para IR GreRei6n, COnStrucci6n
conservation do an siatemR de EiegO,
pare fjar las colindRnCiGs del diBtFitO
que ha de Dsr bentfei0dO pCE el miGmo
, los iUgreIoB que del EiEgO 20 doriveD,
pRFa una aBignaci6n incidental de dos
CisntOS mil dOlIOrD, con Ol fu de daE
principle la obTO, = para otroB finer.
DECRETESE pOr Ia A8ambJea Legts-
lGtiv0 de Puerto Rico:
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Sc OncuontPa On est8 ciudad On asun'
too do Hu profession, el LCd0. Antonio AL
dEOy, do HumGCG0.
-HR asIido para BAFERnquitau On dom
de paGR una t0mpoEads Ga distinguida us.
floF0 y nifio, al sefioE Luis MulioS Rivera.
Sc 0nCusntFB ca osts CiudRd el BsfisF
JOKE BOpltaE DiaE, hAcsndad0 do ViOquo8
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AL RECIBO De SO snviamoB &
vu0ltA de c0rrso IN rsloi Elgin garantiEa.
Do pOr disE amos, , POr $40 TOmitimoa uno
mREoa WalthAn. - +. KsbThahR. San
Juan P. B. Gp
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We have been doing business in Ocala 70
misleading item during any of Our Sales, and t
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GRAHAMVILLE AND Common

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
All the small boys in our villages
are busy these days winding up the
eagle" The bird will scream on the
Fourth. Be sure and close your shops
and listen:
Irrigation vs.. FROST" The discus
sion of the efficacy of tarpots in the
orchards during the month following
the development of fruit buds and
during which time frost may yet come
to nip the fruit. has ELECTED a state
ment from a lady orchardist in the
vicinity of this city concerning her
experiment with water and its results
two years ago, when a good many
fruit buds suffered from a late visit or
two by Jack Frost, says the Yakima
Washington Republic. This woman
had conceived the idea that water in
sufficient quantity in the orchard
might destroy the chances for the late
frOsts; so she turned the water into
the irrigating bitches cOursing
through her trees, except a few in one
corner of the tract, which could not
be conveniently reached at that time.
She kept the bitches we'll filled at
night. The result was that in that
portion of the orchard which she
could not irrigate the frost killed the
buds, the trees bearing no fruit last
year. That portion of the orchard in
which the water flowed at night was
wholly uninjured by the frost. This
convinced her that to irrigate the or
chard during the period of damage by
frost Will prevent damage from that
cause. It is a cheaper and simpler
method than the tarpOts or any 9th
er system so far published. A trial
will cost little, if anything, and will
do no harm.-Glacier.
First, we want irrigation down in
Florida, in Marion, anyway. Then,
after We get that greatly needed pro
ject established, we can, as that west
ern lady did, turn on the water on
cold nights, and can coil up in our
coy beds in our southern homes and
sleep without a fear from Hon. Jack
Frost during our slumber.
To the Farmers Unions at Large in
Marion-Remember our own Teapot
Grocery and John DOzier, wholesalers
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many advantages it has over all other
places on the lake.
Work has begun on a good, sub
stantial dock, to run out in the lake
$50 feet. to 5 feet of water at its pres
ent stage, which is the lowest ever
known by the oldest inhabitaut. Along
each side OF the walk to the dock will
be dressing booths. There will be
room for forty or more of these rooms,
large enough for all purposes intend
ed. The dock will be a public affair
for all, but those rooms are for those
paying 81 and upwards, and are pri-
vate to some extent Only on Occas-
ions of gatherings will they be thrown
open to all not being subscribers, at
nominal charge. But to give non
residents and subscribers a chance to
have private rooms altogether, We
make this proposition: For 81 we will
allow FIVE feet of walk (Which is the
cost of the same) and they can put
up booth for themselves. 1t must be
of dressed lumber and correspond in
height to those now being put up.
On Thursday June 18th, between
5 and o'clock, the people OF Stanton.
and every white person that wants to
participate, will have a supper at the
waters edge, near the old white
Wing" The wreck of the White
Wing is being put in shape to make
bonfire, which will make bathing as
pleasant as in daylight.
We extend a special invitation to ev-
erybody around the lake, and to every
body not around the lake. Bring
something good along to eat and have
a good time on the most beautiful
body OF water in Florida, or anywhere
else.
People from Ocala can come down
on the evening train, spend the night
in bathing and boat-riding and go back
at o'clock next morning. The latter
part OF the night the moon will shine.
and make bOat-riding more pleasant
than in daylight.
There viii be ice cream, cold drinks
and cigars on the ground for sale for
the benefit of the dock. Come and
lets have a good time.
Committee of Arrangements-A. ].
LeavengOOd, V. P. Kelsey, w. A.
Guthrey, A. n. Cameron, Ernest Lyle.
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Special Cor Ocala Banner:
Misses ROsaIie and Miriam Common
of Ocala are visiting Mrs. G. W. Wa
ters.
Mrs. W. p. Pfuans of Orlando IL
spending some weeks with her SON
Mr.. J. c. Pillans.
Miss Dixie Pillans has returned
from Ocala, where she went to have
some dental work done.
Some Of our young people are look
ing forward with much pleasure 10 an
excursion on the Oklawaha river Sat
urday from Common to Silver Springs.
Mrs. Annie Holly of Tampa will
spend the summer with her sister
Mrs. Mary Holly. We are pleased IN
learn that Miss TilGe. who has baen
very sick, is improving.
The election is over. and the capJi.
dates will soon know who's who for
the next term of Office. We have NOT
heard how our precinct went. bur Va
mink Broward, Stockton. Dunn Light
and Galloway are ahead.
The farmers are still very busy with
their crops.
we nave been having some nice
showers, for which We are thankful
out are needing still more rain
JOHN PETER.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-06-19
FAIRFIELD FACTS
Special Cor. Ocala Banner:

Special Cor. Ocala Banner:
We are enjoying some beautiful
moonlight nights now and the young
people are taking advantage of them
by attending all the little socials Civ
en- in reach.
Mr.. Will Hammond, who has been
so i'll for the past three months, is
still in a very critical condition. but
we hope to hear of his recovery very
soon.
Messrs. Carlos Sistrunk and Jim
Smoak We're pleasant visitors in our
town Tuesday afternoon.
Mr.. w. J. Lohrig of Ocala was here
on business the first Of last week.
We regret very much to say that
Miss Della Smith, one of Fairfeld's
most attractive young ladies. left our
midst Thursday for Tallahassee.
where she will attend the teachers
normal this summer Her maDv
friends wish her much success.
By the many carloads of watermel-
ons and cantalOupes shipped from
here daily, Fairfield is becoming
quite a little business town.
Mr.. and Mrs. 'BraceweII of Reddick
were visitors here yesterday.
Mr.. Joe Sale of Irvine was in our
town recently.
Mr.. W. J. Lohrig, the prosperous
mill owner Of Fairfield, was so unfor-
tunate as to lose a very valuable mule
valued at $500. The animal became
frightened at a passing train and in
attempting to jump a fence, fell and
broke his neck. CRACKER JACK.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-06-19

of grain and provisions, and the H. B.
Masters Co, and Rheinauer's Dry
Goods House, wholesalers of dry
goods, etc, all at Ocala, the county
seat, when you wish 10 purchase
things in wholesale Jumps, or in re-
tail pieces. Don't go out of the coun-
" and arrange with some wholesale
house that is entirely out Of your
neighbOrhood TO purchase goods, for it
does ont contribute two bits a year
to your home church, or pay out one
dollar of taxes in your common
walth-MariOn.
This whole section east of the Ok
lawaha sends its sincerest thank
you" (and repeated ever so many
times) to the Ocala Foundry and Ma
chine Works for the courtesy in sup
pressing the big whistle while Mr.. and
Mrs. w. H. Carlton were i'll at the
home of their parents, Mr.. and Mrs.
R. A. Carlton, in Ocala.
Mr.. and Mrs. w. H. Carlton are up
and around now, which is very pleas
ant news to their many friends.
Mrs. Howard Hall was in Ocala re-
Gently, shopping.
Cliff Delks is one of the most favor
ed resorts along the Oklawaha. Many
a fish has Topped its last flop in a
frying pan there. Ocala society has
enjoyed many a pleasant hour there
under the great trees. And the pic
turesque cliff is becoming more pop
ular.
The veterans over on this side are
still telling US about that grand din
ner they ate in Ocala on June 3, in
the Gary Grove on Fort King avenue.
Mr.. and Mrs. William Holly Of At
lanta. Ga, are expected home soon
for a few weeks visit with their pa
rents. Mr.. and Mrs. Robert Holly, at
Key Pond.
Mr.. Pat T. Randalls pleasure launch
Wenona, is at Palatka at this writing.
Mr.. E. S. Richards is hauling his
melons to Ocala. They sell very read
ily in the home markets.
CHATTEN CHUM.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-06-19
COUNTY CORRESPONDENCE

Something to Think About and Do
As the season is so far advanced
and we still have stacks of summer
goods on hand, we are going to re-
duce the prices of everything in the
store. No matter what you want
FISHERS IS the place to buy, as you
can get everything you need at one
place. We have also reduced the
prices in the 5 and 10 cent store. NJ.
Fishel & Son.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-06-19

Has that titled son-in-law ~ yo,,--
any business sense?o
les answered Mr.. Rustintax. Il
uusC say l admire his foresight and
Sagaeity. He absolutely refusa5 -
taAe any chances on my REGARDING
n MN as a poor relation.-Wasbingto-
Star. ''lii 3 ION
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-06-19

When you are in OcaIa t.t,. "a
t, an'age OF Fishers Summer Reduc-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-06-19

-, Il you have any goods to buv ..+
- olsn at FlshePs now. while the redpc.
ed prices are in effect