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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01

with visitors. At the table when the
writer sits at meals, there are folks
from Atlanta, Ca, Wilmington, n. c.,
Michigan, Mississippi and Florida
Private residences are brought into
requlsition-whole blocks of them as
annexes to the various boarding
houses. Rooms rent readily for So
week. This where room and board
(tor two) can be had at $14.00. Ashe.
vile has the reputation of being over
run with those suffering from tuber.
culois. To the casual observer this
is in no sense true. Yet, it operates
to the difference of many who would
otherwise visit this city. The elm
ate everywhere however, is fine, the
air is bracing.
There are few insects, mosquitoes
are unknown. Nights are always
cool, often with an exhilerating touch
of chill, and invigorating to the
worn nerves of folks who seek ouiet
rest under most delightful cliamatic
conditions. Respectfully,
]. B LEY.
Asheville, N. c., Aug. 20, 1911.
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Mr.. EDISON ON THE WANToN-
NESS OF WAR

A Paris despatch to the New York
American says:
Paris should be telling and in
structive warning as a monument of
the dangers of selfish personal and
military ambition for future genera
tions,' said Thomas Klva Edison to
The American correspondent.
LAS l look at the historical monu-
ments of this city, he continued, Il
fail to find any bargains among them.
The Arch of Triumph does not i'm
press me, for I always see beside it
another and greater arch, thousands
of feet high, made of the phosphate of
the bones of victims sacrificed for
Napolean's personal glory. Conquest
costs; it never pays. For Alsace and
Lorraine the Germans have paid
more than a thousand dollars an
acre, and they thought they had
gained it free, and their little march
around the Arch of Triumph was in
the end the costliest promenade ever
made.
But this we'll assumed war lords
vocation has come to an end. The
German Emperor's sposmodic witch
ings are but the death throes OF the
conquest business. There are too
many newspapers and schools in the
present day of civilization to allow OF
the antiquated methods of those ever
ambitious men who, hiding behind
their selfish aims, in loud cry for
the glory of their country to force
ruin on their people.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01
SHERIFF'S SALE

Under and by virtue of an execu
ton issued out and under the sea
of the circuit court in and for Marion
equity Florida, dated 18th day Of
July, 1911, in the certain cause
wherein Smith Samuels is plaintiff
and John Monts is defendant, l have
levied on and will on
Monday the End day of October, 1911
the same being legal sales day, and
during the legal hours of sale offer
for sale at the west door o fthe court
house in Ocala, Florida, and sell the
same to the highest and best bidder
for cash the following described real
estate in Marion county, Florida, to.
wit: neA of Sc; sec. %, tip 16, 22e.
40 acres more or less. Sold to satisfy
said execution and all costs.
j. P. GALLOWAY, Sheriff,
Marion county, Florida.
EDWIN SPENCER,
Plaintiffs Attorney. 81
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01
NOTICE

Of Application for Tax Deed Under
Section s of Chapter 1888, Laws
of Florida.
Notice is hereby given that ]. l.
Fiddia purchaser of tax certificate
No. 12S, dated the 1st day of June A
D., 1908, has filed said certificate in
my orfice, and has made application
for tax deed to issue in accordance
with law Said certificate embraces
the following described property sit
uated in Marion county, Florida, to-
wit: Lot 5 sec. So, tip II, "A e.
The said land being assessed al
the date of the issuance of such GER
tificate in the name of w E. Vail
Unless said certificate shall be re
deemed according to law, tax deed
will issue thereon on the 3rd day OF
October A. D., 1911.
Witness my official signature and
seal this the Both day of August A. D..
1911.
(Seal S. T. SISTRUNK,
Clerk Circuit Court Marion County,
Florida. 81
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01

is said by those who have spent most
of their days constantly on an orange
grove that the scene never grows old
and charmless, and we believe the
saying to be true. The beauties of
an orange grove cannot be accurate
ly described 1t must be seen.
But let us take another look at this
charming bit of scenery hidden away
in this pleasant nook, and then say
goodbye.
stood on the iron bridge that
rests majestically on the two banks
of Cross creek. 1t is splendid
structure, seventy-fve feet span, one
hundred and six feet in total heigrt.
The water bev ca vyOic Ert: hha
creeping along through mar
row path, ruffied on either side with
thirty feet of "bonnets." But its a
navigable stream through which the
oranges from the grove are trans
ported to the lake and thence to the
railroad station. These "bonnets"
make a feeding ground for thousands
of water fowls and they are seen in
all kinds and colors working among
the green leaves.
Fish. Hush, that's my secret.
Towering cypress trees rise up
from the banks and reach out their
snarly old limbs to each other in af-
fectionate embrace of the silent
sleeping stream. Hanging from
these are long, loose festoons of
Spanish moss, creating a scene so
wonderfully calm and peaceful that
one dares not intrude upon the holy
hush with anything harsher than
some soft sweet song of love-a song
perchance forgotten in the turmoil of
passing from youth to manhood, but
the echoes of which are ever vibrat-
ing in the wings of flown, wild and
lost zephyrs, and gathering force
from inspiration of reciprocal associ-
atoms, burst forth again but for one
brief moment, and it's melody fingers
on a fading ray of the setting sun.
1t dies; all is calm, and sweet, and
sad, and peaceful again; the echo is
lost-buried meath wreath of glory
so tenderly Irvine about the memo
ries of long, long ago.
PETER STANLEY.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01

gers on the out trip generously sprin
killed. and literally stiffied with smoke
and cinders.
North Carolina is prohibition
state And in this section at least
it prohibits. We were told a story
by way of illustration. 1t is possible
so the story goes to bet I'VE drop
of the liquid that cheers over doc
tors prescription strictly to be used
for the sake of the narrator claim
ing exquisite thirst sought the dis
ease," but as there was only one
snake" allowed, he got in line to be
bitten but alas! before he reached
his snakeship, the over worked
animal was too tired to bite. The
writer interviewed a hackman in
Asheville as to the possibility of Sc
curing an intoxicant. He said well
boss, eff its beer you wants, you can't
get it, eff you knows de ropes, or kin
be indumnified (identified) you might
get a little whisky, but its risky
business" And yet, in spite of these
conditions, 10000 visitors are in the
mountains this summer, discounting
the liquor contention in Florida, that
if we prohibit liquor, we will drive
away our crop of winter tourists.
This entire country is over run
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01
Tedious Tattle.

| knew him when he didn't have a
dollar.
| can't see what she finds in him to
like.
My people at one time were very
wealthy.
They do say he treats her shame
fully.
Yes, he's very clever, but hear he
drinks like like a fish.
There's very pretty children but
positively ill-bred.-Detroit Free
Press.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01

and ueH lOlleI III the COOi SudUs
nooks OF the lake just waiting to be
caught.
But we must hurry on. Here is the
packing house where the fruit is pre-
pared for shipping. II is said to be
one of the most thoroughly equipped
and complete packing houses in the
state. II is 5Ox5O feet. three stories
high, with an additional lookout on
the roof. The fruit is brought from
the groves on specially prepared
trucks. double geared so that the rear
wheels follow directly in the tread of
ternately, as may be required. I'm
loaded from these trucks. the fruit
enters large watts. or ventilated rails
ed floors with well proportional de-
cline that carries it to the mouth of
an automatic sizer: here it is assorted
and graded by one man and distrib-
uted again into fourteen declining
troughs which carry it into the pack
ers' boxes. where it is wrapped and
packed ready for shipment. This
packing house will put up one car of
fruit to every three men working
under its roof.
The grove proper consists of forty
acres, oranges. grapefruit and tan
gerines. Its beauty is yet untold. I'll
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01
NOTICE OF APPLICATION TO
SELL REAL ESTATE

Notice is hereby given that the
undersigned. duly appointed guardian
for Orus, Ruby, Jerry, and Bertha
Lee Hicks will apply to the Honor
able Joseph Bell, judge of the probate
court in and for Marion county
state of Florida on the both day of
September, A. D., 1911, TO rpermit to
sell Lot Il, situated in Irvine. Marion
county. Florida, which said propertv
the minors with others now own.
81 j. d. HICKS.
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THE SPOKANE VICTORY ONLY
HALF COMPLETE

For fully twenty years the press
and the people of Spokane, Wash,
and the great inland empire of which
it is the center, have been waging a
continuous and relentless war against
inland freight rate determinations.
They have just won victory which
is only half complete yet is great
enough to cause a riot of jubliation
throughout that whole region which
was signalized by the most tremend-
GUS demonstration ever gotten TO-
gether in the northwest
The victory consists of the follow
ing cut off in freigh discrimina-
tons:
Zone one, comprising the states of
Washington, Montana, North and
South Dakota, Kansas, Nebraska,
Oklahoma, Arizona, New Mexico,
Utah, Colorado, Wyoming, Idaho,
Nevada. Oregon, California and a
part Of Minnesota, terminal and sea
port rates on all western shipments.
Zone two, comprising the states
of Iowa, Illinois, Missouri, Arkansas,
louisiana, and parts of Michigan and
Minnesota; in said states the rail-
roads are permitted to charge per
cent more than is paid by paternal
seaport cities.
Zone three, comprising the states
of Indiana, Ohio, part of Michigan
and a fraction of New York and Penn
sylvania; railroads are allowed to
charge Is per cent more than the
pampered seaport cities.
Zone four, comprising the states
of New York, Pennsylvania, New Jer-
sey, Delaware, Maryland, Virginia,
West Virginia and District of Column
bia, the railroads are allowed to
charge 25 per cent more than is
paid by the favored seaport cities.
Zone five, comprising the states of
North and South Carolina, Georgia,
Florida, Alabama, Mississippi, Ken
lucky and Tennessee, were not so
much as mentioned by the officials
COMPOSING the interstate commerce
commission so we are not even con-
sidered as forming an integral part
of The federal union.
annn0coinn
to an inland empire of which Spokane
is the center, it's business men figure
that the city will soon grow to en-
brace a population of one hundred,
two hundred three hundred thousand
and upward as the years come and
go, and the railroad tonnage will
increase many folds and these great
arteries of commerce-the railroads
who have had this great inland en-
pire handcuffed and muZzled will
awake to the realization of the fact
that for full twenty years they have
heen standing in their own light and
have persistently rejected the stone
that is to become the keystone of the
commercial edifice
We people who are living in the
splendid inland empire of Florida
must be patient but fight with renew
ed hope and courage
Let us take consolation from the
fact that so simple a proposition as
the rotundy of the earth was fought
freely, vigorously and vindictively by
those in authority for more than
thousand years.
Let's push the fight with diligence
and patience and we will win the
race and the wonder will be why so
simple a proposition was ever re-
sisted.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01

A Chicago young man has been be-
queathed half million dollars on
condition that he refrains from
liquors and draw poker until he is
so. He should keep away from ITALIA
hassee when the legislature is in ses.
sion.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01

Hon. Frank Harris, that grand old
editor of the ever sparkling Ocala
Banner, is being urged by many of
his friends and admirers to make the
race for governor next year. He
would doubtless make matchless
chief neutrality-suspicious. Times
Courier.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01
Makes everything New

Old kitchen chairs, old furniture
old closets, old bureaus, when worn
out made new again at cost of IL
to 20 cents with can of either Home
Finish Domestic Paint, Home Finish
L. & NJ. Varnish, or Home Finish l.
G. NJ. Varnish Stain.
Directions for use on each can
Anybody can use it.
Get it from McIver & MacKay,
Ocala. Fla. d.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01

Frank Clark, the brilliant congress.
man from the second, has received
many compliments as the result of his
magnificent eulogy of the old state
One of the latest is the characterize
alton of him by the New York Sun
as 1.-The mocking bird of the vale of
Kissimmee Madison Enterprise.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01

Atlanta is still permitted to have
locker clubs so Atlanta is wet TO
some and dry to others.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1911-09-01

Attend Fishers Midsummer Sale.
TaÌˆgliches Cincinnatier volksblatt. [volume] (Cincinnati [Ohio]) 1885-1919, 1911-12-28

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Brill, Got SO in Guelib 2anb Milo
eiation1. llnterobth.. 81.
GIi5abetb Galpin buiton (per Sbez
riff an 0arrp q. Mebsr, 80 Qdtr in
5sft. 10, 6arriion 9p., 1885.
Sarob 6tepens an y. & 8. g. 80.
Rp. Co., Ii Nder in Sefi. /. Speas
more 5p., $500.
sSrant 5risbrif on Rate y. Nipe
pert, / Got an GoIeroin gpe-. 81.
Glisnbetb Reuer an Gmmo 6uiton,
25 SUB an 5airpieip Mpe., $1,000.
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Rnlpe, 25 CUB an 13. Ctr, 81.
Meber Heipboff an Winnie Ghroes
Der Qetpboff, 40 Sub ON 9isbInnb
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Nnna Softer on 8. 6. Wbiteaere,
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81.
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Ian, A Jub an 3umitein 4pe., 81.
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qierc. 8. Butler II. u. an Jlorence
8. Butler, 5/6 antbeil in bto.. 81.
Sulia 3. aeps an Spbn 3. aeps, ]
4fer an Wohifon Roob, ST..
Sohn Wears' Grben (per Sberiff)
on Wm. 4toaf, 81 4der in Snrpep
1912, 4nberFon Up, $4,000.
ssfant 9aIentine on Go. Yrdnigan,
10 Idsr in Sett. 10, Whitepdter Sp..
81.
Warp .. GilIette on Wm. qepens
norf, ] Got an DAT Str, nahe Wel=
rofs, 81.
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.Oer c6me OOn fu6ern.
stoman bon EbiIip GoIen.
(Gortfesuns.)

LIMB ginto Mtahabo. fubr Maria
fort, ,tpirb dud gu rehter 3eit toms
men; ih babe fhon bas @orsefiibl buz
BON, bab mir bdIo Die 5reuoe bubsn
iperoen ihn 5u ieben."
80, Du biit beute s0ttlih, Maria!"
rief Saao, .unb tpenn Du ntht meins
S9tpeiter tpdreit, mOdte it Did -
fir 9ein 9prsefiiH tiifen. Sp sebe
id Dir nur bic 6anb unb ipiinid,e
Dir eine quite Waht - unb AUDI Dir,
i6Dne interefnnte rnb babel
bod inmer unsliidlihe GpuIine
Sabo!"
SeIuind onttportete nihts arf bic
fen ironiIden Iusbru6 Der pl0bli9su
suten 2oune tbres eblen gouiins, MI,
fagte lie siemIih leiie: r9uie Haht!'
uno bas ipur bus lests Mort, ipeldss
Werner an bieiem qbeno i'm Neben.
simmer pernabm.
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Don %. Jrb.

1ns ipar bamdls in paris ip1byenb
Der Wsltnusfsuung in Der pergniiSs
ten Girobe, no ale Rationen ibre
5diifer hotten unn onsbreiten burften,
mas iis on turuien, trotiir1en, ses
paeten, ldrmenben, nmiiiantsn Tins
oen hai.en. Ou iianb irgenbrpo 3ipis
inen einem RoiperItbeater unb eintm
Wlonimurtresoburett cine gipierne. eia
tpenis iitif,ige Nubt, bic Der Jarfsne
unb aih.tdnserin Goie Guller ssb0rte.
Die mar ] a fhon btriibini. Elm Gtdr
Der 0nrittes. unb 10 gingen eiriise
git bis 2tute nnr pprbei. gs gob la
aaberes. Dor dIlsm Tlenffxn. 70
pisierIsi urausn nOn jegIider Mrs. ME
iie ipchl In tinfeTn Sobren ME Hehr
in elmer alIss nebeneinanber aegcnqsn
iino, uno ole erlonbien unfere
9Iids. sabsn Iie suriid unb ldhelten:
oie gro6en purifer aototten iinb Die
U1dbdKn Der ipiIben 80Iier, bic an
9ltsnh in bisIs Rus be qorfs ibren
4nsflug mdnten, brouns. seIts, ses
ihrnintte uno ale jehr freunbiitb. Gin
iptnis tpeiier, BON bieier Mtmofpbdre
retnIih gsfchiebsn. ober nit btm Bid
nuf biefe prahtpoG bttpsgie Mtlt mar
bos ioponiine Hbe<bnus.
Do fab iM Oft NIT benz drmsn Gtto
SuIius @krbnitin, Der ia fhon elm
ip<nig bid mar. abr besebrIih Bel sols
ler Deihuulimfeit. unb Die biinntH.
iI<insn aoponfrdun soben iins 1bee.
Eiht NIT fdmmtIi6ku 3sremDnisn
bon benen Hitrbuum aus benz Eemis
mar lpubte, obef nit sierliden, ileinen
gebGrben. limb bn elf. 5ip5H Sabre
pergnngen iinb. unb Jnpon nod Mat
Elm RIil&ee mar, nod niGt QiterutuY.
10 irdrtn mir liebsr bier IN Jupnn.
itatt bran. ipis mir fo1teu. anHif 5n
lernen.
Die onb<ren Odiie fpehlelten, aber
10 sismIitt kben glohmittns. gernDe
lpenn Bic filbsrnen 1iinits iiber bic
G<im ber5psen, lam mii snei Damtn
ein 6trr IN ienem i6fporaen Gebrcd.
ben Sic syop1ner 70 litbsn; unb in itis
mem psrgamentsnsn gtfidt, IN jeoer
1euegung ieinss R0rpers fpielte Elm
aanlpf: Il perbielt gieiGfon feine
Ususitln unb Nerp<n. ais bdtit er
Gur@t, bnb lie ilbermiitbis lDiirbsH;
Il ipollte ME ben f6nar5en, hc6ses
i9IoHenkn Rod jsnf Wsdsts trnstn.
BON .ber bic Jnpofisr banlnIs gldifbten,
bn6 He 3eimen nnb giot1penoigleit
eninIider Bilbuno lei. DDS mar
Ronalami, bfr jftt Deit0rbene gduus
ipieler. bsiIen Nans uns alien freinb
mar, unN bie 1fautn Bel ibm fp1reil
bic Qpie 8u[Iet nnb bic Gnbo Dutfc.
boS erjte W<ib, bdS In Jnpnn dnf Dis
Hnbne sssdnseA n, pon ber bic 43a.
rifsr Elm pddf Woden obtr Mondss
fpdter fdeitn, NJ lei Bic 0ule ~
| 0henS, unb ne man IA borln aud
iibnnn aelsHR ut.
M Mef1eB - ui6t ateJ eiuel