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WITH NEiGHBoRING EXCHANGES.
News and Comment Cleaned From
Within and About the Country.
LANCASTER.

News. April S: Mr.. n. s. Walker OF
the Magin section, met with a bad ac-
cident a few days ago. While cutting
down some trees that shaded his cul-
tivated land. he was caught under one
of them as it fell. breaking his arm
inst above the elbow. The broken limb
was set by DR.. Moore OF Heath
Springs. Mr.. Walker is now getting
along nicely. .... Married, by Magls-
trate VIM. Cames. at his home. April
: Mr., Baxter Plyler, son of Mr.. John
Plyler and Miss Parks, daughter OF Mr.
Wylie Parks. all of BufOrd township
The residence of Mr.. j. Lee Todd,
of the New Cut section, was destroyed
by fire one afternoon last week, Whlle
he and family were away from home.
Practically all the contents were lost
only q chair, pillow and blanket be-
ing saved. AS heretofore announced
in the News. Mr.. James Stoney Drake
who holds a responsible position with
the Lancaster cotton mills, and MISS
Lillian Gregory, the pretty and accom-
plished daughter of Mr.. and Mrs. w.
n Gregory. are to be married today
at high noon at the home of the young
brides parents.. Policeman j. Mike
Sowell at the cotton mills is deter
mined to keep good order within his
territory or know the reason why.
Several parties arrested by him were
tried and convicted before Magistrate
Philips Monday. Bart Langley, for
disorderly conduct at church Sunday
night and carrying concealed knuX'
who was sentenced to pay fine of $45
or serve fifty days on the chaingang;
Pratt Ghent and James Threat, for
shooting and disorderly conduct Sat
urday night, who were fined $50 and
so respectively. which they paid.
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80 CENTS

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by this we mean to say that you will
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We carry everything in Groceries,
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Lard, Coffees, Teas, Spices, Cloves,
Ginger, Nutmegs, Starch, Soda, Soap,
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etc. also Seed Irish POtatoes-best
varieties.
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Onion Sets-reduced.
Few hundred bushels improved Gull
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Carload FlOur-something real fine.
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Second hand Two-horse Wagon.
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LAURA E. PARISH.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07
FUTURE NEWSPAPERS
VIII Replace Libraries. Saws John
Gotten Dana

Will Replace Libraries. Says Johr
Gotten Dana
IN the opinion Of John Cotton Dana
librarian Of the Newark IN. j. Free
Public Library newspapers are takins
the place OF libraries. Speaking ba.
fore The New Jersey Library Assocfa.
ton IN Trenton, y. J.. at a recent
meeting. -lr. Dana said:
The newspapers OF the future Will
be printed in larger type and On bet
ter paper They viii be systematcaL
" arranged and will have q digest
and induces. in their MAGAZINE da-
ragJments they Will publish novels.
histories ana biographies by the best
writer's OF the day, as well as the ra-
Suits oil the cogiuugus of the ba-r
philosophers. the auucipauous of the
best soc.c-o5isls and the conclusions
OF the best scientists.
"Iaelr Illustrations viii ID. erre~.
Tor to the finest that books now Offer
The Sunday issues already SUGGEST
"1aI newspapers Will soon furnish MS
in art and illustration.
Truly the newspaper Will be- orr
educational salvation. for thew will on.
able as TO acquire in the SIMPLEST and
quickest way, by pictures ut Ieasf o.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07
BRITAIN AND GERMANY

The German population is incraas
ing by 100000 a year: the British by
100000. and our own by more than ,.
100000.
Germany is low gaining more by
immigration than she loses by emigra-
lion: The reverse is true of Great Brit
ain.
There are Sfoooo0o.o00 i'm German
savings banks and s1ooo.0oo.0o0 in
British savings banks.
Germany's great new battleshfus Of
the Dreadnaught type cannot safely
pass from the North Sea TO the Baltic.
She is charging the KEEL Canal 10
pass 2o.ooo-rou ships. Great Britain
feels that she must build TWO Dread.
naUghts to GermauI's one.
This means extremely heavy taxa.
uon
Germany has made great strides I'm
satisfying the worlingman bv aten-
ton TO old-age insurance. by insist
ence upon safe machinery in factories
and by humane provisions for pension.
nS the victims of industrial accidents
and The Ike.
Great Britain, Ike the United
States, is at the beginning of this
great task.
The Polish problem is not an imper-
lal one to Germany; it concerns only
the kingdom of Prussia. The Irish
in Great Britain is an imDar.
.al one.
Germany has few colonies TO em-
5arrass her in war or in peace. Great
5rl52in's greatest colony Undia) is
with revolt It is beginning
to demand self rule as a matter OF
principle. which candid Eugushmen
cannot deny. They can only deny
hat India is fit for self rule nov
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07
THE
GALLOWAY To iH-
PREACHERS
A Few Suggestions Ct interest 20 T75'
err nd Co1creaatio1

A Few Suggestions of interest 20 Pas,
tor z1d Congregation
u have thought that many good
preachers we're spoiled by trying To
make itinera1ts out Of them
We are concerned most Of All ,a-l
those who enter our ranks should 81
men Of God. men OF prayer, con5cc:--
t.cn. large perception, true faith.
Many have entered whose care
was more for the fleece than for the
lock. men Of low morals.
A man who is unable to evan Ee.-ze
Will soon cease to be evangelical
1T is better for us to suffer for
men than to suffer by men: better 10
have declined ranks in our ministry
than that these ranks should be- iIH
Of men unspirituaL
DO you expect 20 be made perfect
in love in this life? You need not b.
afraid To answer taat question. you
viii not be perfect in any o.h.r r.
.-ct. ON This subject We are ID a.--
ger Of surreuderln- our trru.H,..rE
.a orr opposition 10 extremes.
paul was after .la srea. ...r...-
-.rl...- FRAT na might fo.. rE- p..G..
.-n.. b. ..w -.fr-s unlawful .a -.-
zone can aas his eye auoa r.u.a
a.. hold s. Their. um-t God IS -e.
.-- of the account"
We ar. uar. indebted .o John
FLETCHER than TO John Wesley fer orr
system of Methodist theology |o.-
.a.r- said Of him that be- was mere
like Christ than any man no ever
know. His biography is d source Of
great spiritual strength.
Preach a gospel Of hope: it is the
religion IN childhood and in youth that
was the ministry of Jesus
Try everything else before apply.
ing discipline DO not try adjusting
-.-y.l.uE ct once.
~"are .a..a IN your own message:
-a.ra is enough power .u the gospel
-. correct everything I'd save the.
..=.. THE Savior that .auug. save
E. world CAMEO. .a-- q single SOU.
.E G.- lna y5m- EpvaIrh Laa-u.r
vic after d depressing speech as a
I..o.r-e.I a.o.har ras. and SAID.
.-r E-e.l..a.. I move that S.. NOV.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07
ROOSEVELT IN HIS HOME

Concerning his recent visit to the
White house 10 1,na with President
Roosevelt. Mr.. Billy Sanders. the Sage
Of Shady Dale. has this to say in In
Gle Rerus'a Magazine for February:
"Thar's one thing about the White
.-ouse taatu astonizh you ef you ever
sit thar While Teddy IS ora hand. rs
a home: it'll come over YOU like n
sweet dream the minnit you git in the
door. an youu wonder how they
sweep out all thu politics an keep the
place clean an wholesome. It put me
in mind Of the time when 7 went to
kidnan Mr.. Lincoln. an I reckon that
vas the reason I didn't take him off
when I had him whar / wanted him.
The way Tge got it made out in my
mind is that horne is the biggest and
purt.esC place the Almighty ever
made. more especially when th&r's
children ir It. an II any Won veterans
of The var want TO know why William
+. Sanders Didn't fetch A3ealam Linz
coin back when ne wen. after h.u an
ror him. why JEST look at a little boy
81. e.a- tna. lin see fetch him wi
h.a.s -he- lin lae. .-' .@.H EoaIi
.anw .-.r. If. ar' cen. .e w-oh about
f. rs aa.
"H--E 6. told rsr thar was The
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07


May We venture ID ask the Peusa-
cola Journal what makes Mr.. Bryan
a stronger candidate now than he
was in 1896 and 1900? tie has aban-
doned the money plank that Was the
paramount issue" an 1896. II ii We're
good democratic doctrine then it ought
10 be good now. for the money surin-
Eency shows that the country needs
more money. in 1890 imperialism
was the paramount issue" ID is So
no longer So what stronger cards
have Alr. Bryan got lid up his sIeeyee
Outside The big stick and its per
formauces, what is the paramount"
issue before the country? And can
the big stick" BE welded better in
Mr.. Bgan's hands than in the hands
OF q republican named hy Roosevelt
And DO We want very much more of
IL? Has 1t brought the kind of pros
peiy thar we have been LOOKING ror2
Is there any different story from
Maine TO California. from Seattle TO
Tampa The newspapers continue 10
preach better times. but is NOT the
wish father to the Thought Where
are The seed times? See how our or
ange market broke ON MS. If tain-s
do not Improve. what viii become OF.
vegetables when we bazin shirrinr
them 10 market? A travelling salesman
told AS the other day thar in the Biz.
minGham district proper there were
twenty-five thousand men out of en-
ploymen- Does 81 gamble In Wall
Street extend to the uttermost parts
OF the republic? Wasn't the times rine
for the panic? And who are the suf-
ferers? Don't an these things finally
rest on the shoulders Of the common
people? Are We not having Just a lit
tie more reckless driving than we can
stand?Is not a little more conserva-
tsm needed? Isn't II time to call a
halt and take a reckoning?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

Hon. William Jennings Bryan. for
some time past has been adyocaung
q plan for guaranteeing deposits in
national banks. The Index. three
weeks ago, announced in favor of this.
If state banks were included. In the
Interview. Tuesday last, in Washing
ton, Mr.. Bryan announced that he
thought his plan ought to apply to
state banks, And thus, on one point.
the great Nebraskan aud this paper
are together.-Lake City Index.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

The laudatory remarks concerning
Mr.. FLas.er made by Jacksopvfle.~
aolesJ men at the opening Of the ex-
position en- Saturday last were very
gratifying TO that geuueman's friends
thousands Of whom were present
Nothing was said that was not trra
Indeed a thousand times more cogrf
have been uttered within the bounds
OF truth. but there is no man HAVING
spent lifetime in the service Of his
fellow men who is not pleased to know
mat his services are appreciated. Nor
should We wait until man is dead
before pronounciug our euIogies. Mr.
tlagler has won the commentator %
the whole world, and there is no raa.
son whatever in Withholding praise Of
his noble Geeds.-St. Augustine Re
cord.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07
THE NEsToR OF The PRESS

The editor Of the Oca.a Banner Is
rea-y getting 30 be d good fellow
agatha least senaJor.aly speaking.
in & recent issue Of his eXccllen. pa
per We Ind tn following: so far as
the editor of thu Banner is concerned.
Ee would be proua to So 4ia (BryaE1
develop into a second Calhoun, Web
ster or Clay. The Banner would be
glad TO haze him become iuustrious
auu ahed imper.shaJIc fame upon MS
state"
This must sound refreshing to tie
friends 81 the youns senator, after the
manner in which he has been criticiz-
ID by some OF the state papers re
Gently, especially coming as it does
after the open letter" Of the senator
10 the editor. Brother Harris made
the mistake Of criticizing the seua-
tors purDorted Interview in the man
ner be did before ascertainiug the all
lhenticjty OF it, ana We think the SEN
aJcr made q mistake il addressing the
Cca.a editor in the terms used in his
open letter" However. Editor rar-
ris has mad his ezbaaa..a. and -a..
rHar as soon as The senator r.acG..-.d
the alleged interview IN. e.a..u.-.
denying it. was published in his aaa..
The 0caIa editor is GOOD follow
and SO is the senator. il &, true they
COM agree on all matters Of . oa.r.-
cal uarlre. bu. eaa. .wo .an in Ali.
state DO always a-ler Old all such matt
rerse We don't rl.a tf.. .,.a,. +ho 0...a
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

Colonel Henry Watterson, the most
renowned editor in the world. is on
a visit to Tampa, and the Tribune of
that city extends 10 him on the part
or the people and press Of Florida a
warm and cordial welcome. II is hop
ed that things Will take such a turn
IN Frankfort that the senatorial toEa
will fall on the shoulders Of this SD
perbiy brilliant writer and the last of
the race Of old school editors.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

Mr.. ana Mrs. William Randolph
Hearst are the parents of a second
little son, who was born al their city
home in New York Monday night
Their first child is named George and
the new heir viii be named William
Randolph Hearst Jr,. for his distin-
guished father.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07
SOME POLITICAL sTRAWS


Seldom las there been a time in tie
history o. tie state when there were
as many dissatisfied men, or poiu-
clans, as there are this year over the
lineup in Jho gubernatoviaI race.
To come right TO the point none OF
the candidates IN the field at the
present tine seem to develop enough
strength - be called winners. and
there sens 70 he a great mass of PEG
pie scattered over the state who are
not entirely satisfied with any Of the
candidates.
When the race was between Jen-
nings, Burr and Gilchrist, there was q
sentiment prevailing that no entries
would be made. Almost any man you
would meet was satisfied to vote for
any one Of the three, but since Jen-
nings' retirement Burrs silence, and
Stockton a0l Brownies entries. the
feeling % dissatisfaction has been
spreading in almost every section Of
The state until today il begins to look
as though some new man might yet
enter and bear of the prize.
From Lake county comes this com
plant FROM the Tavaras Herald:
"a cIaar-gv.5. saraieat-arafusd man
with no enIaL cling alliances. and WITH
no desire to increase his ovu or any
OF his friends fortunes by esaniv.u-
and scheminG in his po.itioa, position.
and one that viii not be- aggressive to-
ward the legislative and judicial de-
partments is the standard and people
OF Florida should select to execute
their laws as governor.
This demand is taken up in Leon
county by the Tallahassee True Dem
ocrat, which adds.
That's q fact, and just such a man
as you refer to may be put in nomina-
ton in spite of himself. within few
days, for bo it remembered that nom
nations for none of the Offices have
been closed yet. and no candidate has
had the great seal stamped unon his
brow. the thing clinchad. and the Of
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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

The Lake City Index prints tie
maiden speech Of Senator William
J. Bryan, and is unhind enough TO say
that a twelve year old school boy
should know that motion TO commit
takes precedence over a motion TO
adopt.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

Says Senator Til,man of his con
FeTsarion ON a southern railway train
with John D. Rockefeller: Il told Mr..
Rochetoller that there were millions
OF whites in the soutb-whites de-
scenoed from pure English and Irish
and Scotch-who We're living there
po'eTJy stricken and ignorant, poor
because OF their ignorance. and that
The northern miilionaires never once
thought of helping them"
I1Is condition does NOT obtain in
Florida. at least not in Marion conn
". II 1t ever existed the public school
long since remedied il.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

Jacksonville has about completed a
new city directory and it shows that
her population has Increased 10 Co.
600. Jacksonville stin holds her claim
as the biggest city OF Florida.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

The name Of The National Bank OF
Jacksonville is going 10 be changed 10
the Barnett National Bank, in honor
OF its founder. 1t is one OF the strong
est banks in the state.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

Senator Bryan made q mistake in
The manner and spirit in which he re-
pied 10 Editor Frank Harris of the
Ocala Banner, Had he written direct
to the editor in those Chesterfeldfan
terms which the senator knows how
10 use and simply and mildly called
attention to the Misrepresentation.
complained Of he would have caplur-
cd Frank Harris, horse foot and
oragoons, Tor there is not a 1atrsr
foe, a c0urtiier knight or kinder
heart in Florida than the Ocala er;-
tlr.-Pan-a Gorda Herald.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

L'oai2---on in Marion county was
defeated by the votes Of our brother
IN black" Over 100 more naaroo.
qualified than at the election two
years ago and yet the wet" majority
was reduced from 80 to 20. ACCORDING
70 the Ocala Banner.-Palatka News
This was in the OcaIa precinct alone
Nearly all the other precincts told the
same story.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

The CITY council OF Orlando has
passed IA ordinance requiring Jha
paving OF all sidewalks in that city
with some uniform material, either
brick or cement
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

Mrs. Russell SaEe's immense tax
payments show. not that she Is the
richest woman ia New York, but tha.
she is the only rich American VINO
feels wealthy enough TO pay taxes
COUrier-JOurual
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

Governor Eole Smilh Of Georgia.
like Hon. John y. c.. Stockton Of Flor
ida, has been sidetracEad by circm-
stances from announcing his candida
cy for the United States senate.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

The Ocala Banner sets an admirable
example TO other newspapers by
printing all that is said on both sides
of = question. even adverse criticisms
upon i-selL-Punta C0rda Herald.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

Lucius II. Armstrong, 81 years Of
age, who died In Jacksonville on Jan
uary ~ LEFT $1,000 TO s.. LuEe's nos
pital
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

There were only IS lynchings in the
United States during 1907, less than
half the number that usually dangIe
at the end Of a piece Of rope.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

The Pensacola Journal says truly
that in recent years the New York
World has seldom supported nation
al democratic nominee. 1t is also true
JnaJ IN recent years d national demo
cratic nominee has seldom been elect
ed Not counting Cleveland jwhom
many democrats say is not a demo
era0 but whom the World supported.
Il has been more than half a century
since q good Old fashioned dsn,crr.
was elected. We mean Of the "Y,n
johnson type. The babe born when
James Buchanan was elected nres.-
dent IS now @ whiJe-leaded old man
Surely it is long time between
drinks. Some people behave as +,
they do not want democrat .r.r.ar
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07
WHY ARE THE sPARRows DYING

During -he last ten days great NOR.
lailJy has been reported among ths
English sparrows. One y0uu- man
reports that Dee was watching a colony
OF them eujoyiuz themselves I'm a tree
suddenly nine of them pitched TOD the
ground dead. Another time save-ai
IaN from q telephone wire. Other re-
ports haze com. in showing that this
sort OF thing has been quite general
Can someone Offer am explanation r-
Carlton y. YJ Plain Dealer
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

Jacksonville should have taken
warning from jamestown.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1908-02-07

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Evening journal. [volume] (Wilmington, Del.) 1888-1932, 1908-02-07
LONE POLICEMAN GOT
TWO DESPERADOES
BY THE JOURNALS Special wire

By THE JOURNALS Special Wire
BOSTON. Feb. 7---An Arlington police
man who was wise enough to draw be-
fore he parleyed to-day captured two
OF the desperadoes believed TO be mem
bers OF tho gang that shot up woburn
and Lexington last night In true Western
style. When officer d. W. Hooley was
notified by Conductor Arthur Burgess
early tdsday that he had suspicious look
ing men on board his trolley car, he
entered with drawn revolver and order
ed the men 70 throw up their hands
The men had revolvers half way out
when the command was given, but When
they saw the policeman had the dron on
them they wilted and walked peacably
TO the station house.
There they gave their names as Bin
stow Kerneiolsy and Rider Rosa. Of
Chelsea. Both were under Is years OF
age. Both were walking arsenals and
the description otherwise tallies with that
OF the men concerned In the Wohurn
shooting.
The two victims Of the desperadoes
thought last night to be fatally wounded
may recover.