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The Caucasian., 1912-01-14
GEORGE 4. POLICEMAN.
r. T. DOUGLAS.
WILLIAM WINTER.

iIlc following accounts were al
lowed:
Parish Farm fund: Rcnfro s6.4S
NJ. *, \ Il. Ry. 5000: TrOsper
Mays SD: Allen Mfg. Co. 23c: Wa
trrs Pierce Oil Go. Si.2G; Meyer Drus
Go. $3.50.
Incidental fund: Roll Osborne 50
! +. 4. Leonard $3.50: Ivie Watson Co
81 p: Hirsch & Leman $3.50: C.. C.
Bailey $3.50; Morris Dickson 60. S5
Daniel O'Connell s2S.l5; Ricou's Gro
Gerry 75c; Waterworks Go. s22.15.
! Repair fund: C. G.. Barefield $40. 40
Emile Workman 1920.
Salary fund: J. p. Flournoy, sher-
itf. si66.66.
Criminal fund: j. P. Flournoy
! sheriff, $3.50, s337.AO, st27.28; DR.. O
b. Hicks St6.44; P. E. Mortimer $40:
DR.. Alexander $50; DR.. J. F. OLeary
$4,000.
! Health and sanitation fund: Rem
fro $3.50; Dr.. Alexander $40.
| District clerk fund: NJ. L. Bath Co.
s2l.OO.
/ Good roads fund: J. E. Lyles $500;
Standard Oil Co. s25.54; J. B. Hark-
rider si.23; J. B. Terry 81; Snyder
Wagon Co. $40: Renfro 1925.
Permanent road fund: Journal 50;
Times Pub. Co. 60c. NJ. T.. Bath Co
Sit.93.
Printing fund: Caucasian s9s.75.
Accounts paid since meeting De
cember IA, 1911:
Incidental fund; w. C. Agurs
$il6.25: II. H. Prescott St45.25: EN-
cry Bros. $id6.20; H. Bodenheimer &
Sons Si4625; Chase-McFarland ms.
Si46.25; Smith & Bransford Si46.25;
NJ. VanLear ms. Co. s73.13; Dreyfuss
ms. Agency S73i0: H. H. Prescott 81 :;
jury commissioners $500: Expense
account So; Gas & Elec. Go. si4529,
s25.o9: Kelly Livery Stables 1862;
Cumberland T. & T. Co. $500.
Permanent road fund: J. T. Bullen
$3.50: Harry Bros. SiS2.S2; The
Times SO; G. R. Wilson So; Victoria
Lbr. Co. $40; Shreveport Transfer
Go. S4{; The Texarkanian $3.50: Cad
do Transfer Go. So; J. T. BulIen
S6.83: FOrdenbaumen & Eastman
Co. S6.t5.
Criminal fund: DR.. 7. NJ. Galloway
s.: P. E. Mortimer $40 ED Powell
50; A. J. Winsted 50: T. F. Garfield
$500.
Contract accounts for December
1911 stI55.O0.
Good roads fund: T. C. Jacobs
S5t.05; L. S. Ogburn $3.50: G. c..
TeacIe S56.4!; E. G, Howard $3.50;
Tom Dickson $i575: C. E. Ballard
Si21.55; J. D. Slaughter $iOi.75: L.
H. Smith $27.25; P. 4. Massey s92l2:I
f. c. NagIe Sc; Lee Hdw. Co. S187I7: i
Isaiah Wallace $8.45: J. NJ. MiIleri
$i28i: H. J. Lenoir 50; H0sston Mer,
Go. S4.i0; Ardis & Co. S52.8i: B. FL
Ratliff & Son $i27O; H. Braunig &
Bros. 1925; E. NJ. Franklin 1915: II.
II. Huckabay Sc; f. L. Fields S1O86;
BuckeleW Hdw. Go. Si2O; Hender-
sons Garage 50; Kalmbach-Ford Co.
$28679; p. F. Avery & Sons S3.O8: A.
C. Riley $3.50: II. NJ. Gatti So; II. RI
Hood 500.
. District attorney fund: J. NJ. Fos-I
ter $4,000, $4,000
Repair fund: Carson Bros. S543:t
ChatWin Bros. Si8: Gardner Bladesl
$500.
Parish Farm fund: John NJ. WynnI
s75; DR.. Waits s25; Cumberland T.
T. Go. 1925; Kalmbach-Ford Col
Sa6.i0; Lee Hdw. Co. SG5.70; Shreve-I
port Transfer Co. st0O5: Rubensteinl
20. SIC; S. A. Alexander $3.50: ALI
len Mfg. Go. s.; C. G.. Hardman Co
si6.15; s. G. Dreyfuss Co. s35 80; Ar-I
The Caucasian., 1912-01-14

bcnisOn 06, fall of OF; Arthur
City so; Fulton Is, fall of O.2; Ringo
crossing 02, fall Of 0.1; Spring Bank
81, fall OF O.9; Shreveport Al, fall
OF >O.3.
The Caucasian., 1912-01-14

70 cash from Mrs. a. L.
Duringer, clerk, tax from
CITY Court 1000
To cash from Mrs. A. L.
Duringer, clerk, from fer
rvnan 400
TO cash from J. P. FlOurnoy,
sheriff, taxes and IL
censes --156, 1880
70 cash from First National
Bank interest on daily bal
ances for 1911 --- t,2746S
The Caucasian., 1912-01-14

Published three times a week, SuIl-
day morning, tuesday and Thurs
day afternoon, at 5l7 Edwards ST.,
ny The Caucasian & Carney Print
ti& Go. Ltd, prOprietOrs.
The Caucasian., 1912-01-14

St65, ,920.8i
Interest and Sinking Fund: Jan. g.
OVerdraft in First National Bank
SIG, ,1S2.67; Jan. 6, to cash from budg-
ct 1911 $i6,7S2.67.
Examined and found correct to
this date. Shreveport, La, Jan. II,
1912.
The Caucasian., 1912-01-14
-AUCASiAA
SUNDAY, JAN. Ia, 1912.

hul,tevi a. second class matter Feb
ruat'y /, 1904, at the postoflice a.
shreveport, La, under Act OF Con-
GIr~ss of March 81, 1879.
The Caucasian., 1912-01-14

|
frechic' D. ftrtls MOTEL near oh'
Ioll bepot. L. u butltr' w. "A
otepnelis' w. d. oueh' commissions
cie' y. o. hilh' "iids' otocl, tielho
H. T. hu'ler OF" W. H. "ililahIS
ra''h 0eI" i'n, "a''iieIS'
Iie'lli'' H. 1ueiies H'ole' W.
H'"','9o''''S' "oii'i n"ooi,, H. r. hu.
''allNs' ''ii'iil'ooio'io' L "i'N nat
c'i'i' LllIerSo'l D',l'ieH' clerAo, 'oui>
,'a1e. T. H. Levy, ~ Ne1call' "oo-
oon IRONS Ndl N'ili'ear' NdlcherS'
Fr''''''' D. '''''S. 0loeF S'"r' d .
W. iF'''F' James Ne"'hN' j. I
iiHilIi'oi'' C"i'iIillSSio"'F>. u H. hdJ-
tI'lI' /. Il. f'i\ SON. cI'Fhs' T. w. Mc-
i>''FlrN' Ir fuiiol. "at'leFS'
ff"'''F' o. tH''tai' S'oFt: 'Sca
/ AFlIl9'f"h-' W. ". DaIhPtFh' '"'ii'
May COMMISSIONERS j. NJ. L''tp't-
I'f- }. H. emery, clerks: }. "A. BELL
H. D. h'fhnoh If., Nalch'FS'
Precinct i" IWailyS : Sludlo: Ben
" IS"'' Henry Basch' Leo tl1ani,
commissioners; '. l.: SpIiker' ID. b.
SeaN, clerks; John Wise, q. ". Har-
dy, A. ). lnerHSOll, George VI. Agurs,
Watchers.
Precinct .. Ai1reds store: l.. b..
hnieppe, +. Laenger, A. W. Chees-
man, commissioners; +. q. Snyder,
}. ?. Alfred, clerks; NJ. 1. Uulgles,
t. {. Hardman, watchers.
Precinct 9, Lucflini's barber shop:
X. Y. Cook, G. W. Marshall, J. E.
Terrell, commissioners; F. o. Paul,
J. E. PeytOn. clerks: e. l.. Wood
ward. /. NJ. Hall, R. NJ Keith, watch
ers.
JeWelia: John MonkhOuse Jr., &.
\. Fory, J. l.. MOnkhOuse, commits
si0ners; J. Z. Richardson, John
Nonkh0usc, clerks; Robert Wolff,
watcher.
Sec. I. Be il further ordained etc.
That the said Police Jury Of the
Parish of Caddo will, in open session
to be held at the hour of - O'Clock
N. on Thursday, March IL, 1912, pro-
ceed to open the ballot boxes. pxafn-
inc and count The ballots in number
and amount, examine and canvass
the returns, and declare the result
OF the election.
Sec D. Be it further ordained, etc.
That the property taxpayers quail
fled as electors under the COnstitu-: :
ton and laws of this State, shall be
to vote at such election, the !
qualifications Of such taxpayers as
voters to be those of age, residence
fnd registration as voters; provided
That resident women taxpayers shall
have the right to vote at such elee-
'ioii "itlout registration, IN person
VI ny 'ntif agents authoflzed IN
"rit'ns' which "fltteh AUTHORIZATION
Shall DC attached 10 such agents
''liots, fespectNely
SEE o. De 1t lurthef ofdahed, etc.,
no. ,"o ''A III u '"o Daiio' aii"ii ie
" nna,oa;3;or ~ +.
. ls;,,' ~ ''on ~ Ivy " ''h
'-,'i'' p:l "','i''i'i "a, 'ii
4op ~: y .p" 3u'11o' p ~ ''t''o 800 "a !
ror tha nnriod Of fi,o .onaoc was !!
ntiva ,.aors oons;st;no of tho !!
wears 1919 4oi3 loti .ot5
,od ioie for Tho n,,rnoso of
hniIdinm constrrctine .nd !,
hard e,1rfoooa
roads .pd hpidooc thrn,1oh |!
,ut tho parish of Caddo :, ,o
with Art 90, of
he Constitution /!
Tot,l v.l,,t;o,
s,opot,,ro of votor ]
>,.,.- 49,, .
g '', ~" ~ :.! VIZ .. ~ VIZ u, i''oh ;
- 'no , pi'pvoi'loi o,'niii''tou upon {
- t a., ''ilo. pi"oe Q ~ o'o lN3 ND.
= 'llI l"''io = o. 'Ii t',e "'i' se9
The Caucasian., 1912-01-14
NcW York MnnId

Inc New York World, Tri-Week-
". and the Weekly or the Sunday
Caucasian one year $50.
The Caucasian., 1912-01-14
sssViriaI .setlrilal OF CaddO Parish.

Subscription price $500 per yea'
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StG5,920.St

Disbursements, paid out on war
The Caucasian., 1912-01-14

Forbing: c. D. Jones, John Teacle
C. G. Jackson, commissioners; J. B.
Railsback, A. G. Hammett, clerks.
Caspiana: B. F. Mulliken; J. l.
Gayle, Mat Knight, commissioners;
Chas. Hutchinson, T. C. Moss. clerks,
Ward Four.
Precinct +: Ghatwin's: Sidney Gro
ner, S. j. Allen, e. Fl. Yordenbaum-
en-, commissioners; Jack Oliphant,
II. R. strube, clerks; z. R. Lawhon.
DR.. G. c. Chandler, j. New. Ford,
Noise FL. Levy, watchers.
Precinct 2: Court House: Spence
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28
FAMILY REUNION

Rev. H. E. Carlton. clerk of the
county court, enjoyed big family re
union at his home in the northern
part of town on Sunday. when all his
children were gathered once more Al
the old home. The family dinner was
a special feature of the occasion.
Those present were Hon. and Mrs. III
E. Carlton of Arcadia, Mr.. and Mrs
Frank Waldron. with two children. OF
Fort Myers, Mr.. and Mrs. Walter w
Carlton of Fort Meade. Mr. and Mrs,
H. NJ. Hampton of Ocala: Mrs. II. d.
Mason and two children of Gaines.
vile, Miss Kate Carlton. who recently
returned from college in Mississippi.
Mr. Wilbur Carlton. recently from
Emory College. Oxford. Ga. and Rev.
Austin Carlton of Emory and Henry
College, Virginia. Mr.. Carlton was re-
joiced to have all his children pres.
ent on this happy occasion.-Arcadia
Notes in Tribune
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28
A BIG TIME AT EAST LAKE WEIR

A big crowd of young people, chap
eroned by Capt. and Mrs. S. R. Pyles,
went down to East Lake Weir Tues
day afternoon late for an evenings
frolic In the party were the Misses
Pyles and their guests and a great
many other young people, the crowd
going down in numerous automobiles.
They carried lunch and were antici-
pating the merr:est sort of picnic,
and we are sure their anticipations
were realized, as it was a perfect
evening.
After supper, at the beautiful little
Lake Weir Yacht Club, the crowd
that went down in the afternoon join
ed the Ocala houseparty of young
people who were giving big dance,
and the evening was danced merrily
away, the dances being interspersed
with moonlight strolls and boat rides.
1t was a big evening socially. and
was attended by nearly all OF the
young society set of Ocala.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28
SEYMOUR AND AIKEN SEN
FENCED

At two-thirty o'clock Tuesday aft
ernoon Judge w. s. Bullock, in the
circuit court, pronounced sentence on
Messrs. Seymour and Aiken, the two
young white men who were convicted
of burning their drug store at Fort
Mccoy a few months ago and causing
the destruction of several other
buildings.
Before pronouncing sentence,
Judge Bullock made a splendid talk
to the two young men, who could not
have weighed the consequences of
their act beforehand The judge spoke
of the gravity of the deed they had
mitted-arson-and for this deed
he could sentence them for twenty
years, but should he do this that at
the expiration of their sentence they
would be getting along in years, and
that with father, mother, sisters and
brothers disgraced they would prob
ably think that it was not worth
while to try to live down their dis
grace.
But to show that the quality of
mercy is not strained Judge Bullock
sentenced them to only three years
each, and as they are young men they
will have a whole life time to live
down their act and become honorable
and worthy citizens and yet make a
name of which they can be proud. and
this the judge said he hoped they
would do.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28
ENGAGEMENT OF Mr.. w. X. ZE
WADSkl, JR., ANNOUNCED

The host of friends here of Mr.. Os-
co Zewadski, whom we still clai" as
an Ocala boy, and who is making such
"a success as a lawyer in Tampa, will
read with much interest the follow
ing announcement from Wednesday
mornings Tampa Tribune:
Mr.. and Mrs. J. S. Minis enter,
tanned at charmingly appointed
Spanish dinner last evening at Gar
cia's, in honor of Mr.. William x. Ze-
wadski, Jr., and Miss Edith Lawrence
of Riverview, to celebrate their en-
gagement Besides the host and the
hostess and the guests of honor, only
the immediate families of the young
couple, those who will be members
of the wedding party, wer present.
The marriage will take place some
time in September, and as both these
young people are very popular in this
city, many congratulations will fol-
low this announcement.
Mr.. Zewadski, CISCO as he is fire.
quently called, is prominent young
attorney of this city, formerly OF
Ocala. Since his residence in Tampa
ne has become a general favorite So
cialiy and in business circles. He
is one of the most promising young
men of the state. Mr.. Zewadski is
particularly fortunate in winning
Miss Lawrence, who is accomplished
as we'll as very winsome and pretty
Miss Lawrence was formerly from
Massachusetts, and received her edu
cation at Boston She has spent sew
eral winters in Tampa and at River
View, and has many admirers and
friends throughout Florida.
Miss Lawrence will return to Riv
eryiew today, having been the guest
OF MIR. and Mrs Minis for a couple of
days, since returning from Ocala,
where she visited the farlily of her
fiance''- :
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

the session opened, and delivered
himself as follows
Officers, / am John Sharp Will
llams, senator from Mississippi. I've
lost my badge and ticket At least
can't find it. l am one of the dele
gates at large"
The policeman smiled.
L have heard that story before, .
he said. Are you sure you are not
William Jennings Bryan himself?"
No, | am not Bryan, but | am a
friend of his Will you let me go in,
please?"
mo, won't. and you might as well
move on. Step lively now! Every
one who hasn't got ticket says he is
IA United States senator or some
thing like it."
Senator Williams lit was really the
senator from Mississippi went to the
other side of the street and stood
there staring at the convention hall
until Woodrow Wilson's manager
came along, identified him and pass
ed him into the hall-Metropolis.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28
pEArH 90 GEO. ~ ssows

Mr.. Geo N. BroNm. ths 8ei anama
crippled popcofn and ueaaai af
vho has been in esq ciif 80 a. go
several year,. passed sea- s
sundoWn last Tuesday AZ Ne M
county hospital ahsfs - ssa tea
~ for several weska
Mr. Brown SIS e ifas go aefass8
member of the Fifaf baHaEsf faaf s
OF Ocala. and Wiil BE- nrsaflg mssss
by all Who kneN hIm
The funeral services eKfa $50
a. McIver a Maekaga anasfsk
parlors "Wednesday afiefneoa. siiee8
ed BY q number IF lhe ffieass M as
deceased
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28
HARRIS.
Governor GiIchrist Heads Florida
Delegation

Governor Albert w. Gilchrist was
selected as chairman of the Florida
delegation when it went into conven-
ton Monday morning at o'clock. Alb
solute harmony prevailed at the meet
ing, and the election of officers and
discussion of planks to be favored in
the platform.
On motion it was decided that the
chairman cast the vote of the entire
delegation, and that the vote for the
presidential nominee be cast for Os-
Icar Underwood of Alabama as long
as his name remained before the con-
vention.
The only action taken in favoring
any particular plank in the national
platform was resolution favorlng
the insertion of a plank providing for
presidential primaries and limiting
the president to one term OF six
years.
Following are the officers selected:
Chairman-Albert w. Gilchrist.
Secretary-Edwin D. Lambright.
Chairman Committee on Platform
and Resolutions-Frank Harris.
Chairman Committee on Creden-
tials-Frank Chase.
Chairman Committee on Permanent
OrganiZation-B. S. Williams.
No Notify President-W. Hunt Har-
ris.
To Notify Vice President OF Con
vention-Dr. E. S. Grill.
Steering Committee-Albert w.
Gilchrist, chairman! B. c. Aber-
nathy, ]. F. c. Griggs and Frank l..
Mayes.
Honorary Vice President of Delega-
tion-A. P Jordan.
Committee on Rules-Robert E.
Davis.
National Committeeman-C. ].
Crawford.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

Misses Sarah Pearl sarfIa sn1 a.
mes Burford have Kons fo seahfeess
70 spend a week o. mnfe WIh M#ss#
Martha Kate and l.oaiss neaff Mfs
Rentx has taken = rofia93 al Ae
beach for a monfh ana miH aniefasfa
quite a number - Huesie asfiea ~
stay. she has ulih hsF naa 80
daughterln-law. Mrs 1afa nfaIs
and baby daughter ana Misa Ftansss
Tarver
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

Mr.. Nathan Peyser. who has been
absent in New York City for the past
eight or nine months, under the care
of a specialist, has returned home,
much improved in health. His moth.
er, Mrs. Charles Peyser. who accom-
panied him. is still in New York. Mrs.
Peyser has had three operations per.
formed on her eyes for cataract by
one of New York's most eminent spe-
cialists. The last operation was en-.
|tirely successful, and 1t is hoped that
she win soon be able to return home
with her eyes entirely cured.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28
VOLUME Al, NUMBER 4.
At THE DEMOCRATIC coNvEN.
TON
vote was 579 to 5o6-Bryan's Two
Speeches Failed to Stampede Con-
vention-Parker Made Keynote
Speech-Underwood Gaining.


From Wednesdays Daily:
Baltimore, June 25.-11 D. m-The
national democratic convention was
called to order at 1915 by Chairman
Mack
This had a quieting effect ON many
who anticipated exciting scenes at
the opening.
In clearly drawn, well-defined
battle, Judge Alton B. Parker was
elected temporary CHAIRMAN over Sen
ator John Kern, of Ino,ana. selected
by the Bryan forces as their cham
pion.
The vote stood five hundred and
|seventy-nine for Parker and five hun
dred and six for the opposition.
William J. Bryan made two power
full speeches against Judge Parker,
but failed to stampede the conven-
ton.
Judge Parker made the keynote
speech at this evenings session.
Brass bands are parading the
streets now and prospects are that
they will continue until late hour.
Oscar w. Underwood is gaining
strength hourly
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

Mr.. ]. NJ. Meffert, who owns por.
ton of the beautiful old chautauqua
grounds on North Lake Weir, will
within a few months begin the cree.
ton of a beautiful and modern sum.
mer home on this property, which
will be ready for the occupancy OF
his family early next summer. There
are quite a number of others who
contemplate building homes around
the lake.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

After a residence OF several years
in Gainesville, the family Of j. F. Jen.
kins will leave today for Ocala, where
they expect TO reside in the future.
Mrs. Jenkins sister, Miss Elizabeth
Alexander. win go to Atlantic Beach
for an outing of ten days before join
ing them in the Brick City. The
many friends of this estimable family
regret very much their departure, but
the best wishes Of all will accompany
them.-Gainesville Sun.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

Tuseday aftsrnoon Me- -Maa~ 49,
who killed be wifs and . " mfnaa
lyn AZ Laks Bryanf fen aags 60.
was remanded % al % aWaH - -
ton Of the grand iury. whl6A $685..
vened "Wednesday. Fort - rulalana
Mr.. Edwin spsnesF. JF. - kls allaT.
ney. and through him wnlssa A. -
animation In Judss Bells ear rusa
dag
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

Mrs. Vernie Stevens and baby
Daughter. Margaret, Of Lakeland,
zane up Tuesday afterl on for Wis
/ with Mrs. Stevens aunt, Mrs. B. A.
|Neathers, and family.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

D. B. Mayo has rented the Carl
On house on North Lake Weir Tor
Re summer, and his family. accom-
|anled by Mrs. Allie Van Davis, lett
Nonday for their summer vacation
ammerfield Chronicle.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

D. U. McGinnis of Ocala was In
Tampa yesterday attending to busi-
Pess interests. While here Mr.. Nc
4iinnls made the DeSoto his headquar-
Tribune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

Misses Margaret and Mamie Tay-
lor are spending several days at Lake
Weir this week with their sister-ln-
Jaw, Mrs John Taylor, and their
cousin, Mrs. ]. NJ. Nicely.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

Mr.. Snowden A. Miller, president OF
ne Columbia Land and Title COM
Iany. has been honored by his cleo
ION In Jacksonville last week as
treasurer of the Florida Association
I Title Men.-Lake City Index.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

Ray Avera has returned from Ocala
where he spent some time with his
aunt, Mrs. r. l.. Lang. He reports
most pleasant time.-Gainesville Sun.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

Mrs. w. c.. Russell and children,
Who have been in Ocala for the past
two months. returned to their home
In wildwood Wednesday.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

Mr. J. o. Dekle was again called to
llami Tuesday on account of a re-
ported change for the worse of his
tstle son. who has been i'll with ty-
fhoid fever there for the past two
nonths.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

Mrs. A. p. Toph of this city, has
soue from Lexington, KY, to Tampa,
i attend the funeral of her sister,
Mrs. A. r. Toph, Jr.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

Deputy u. S. Marshal j. I. Bun
Prick Of Jacksonville was in the city
Tuesday in an official capacity, hav-
PIG brought Postmaster Monroe OF
arlton here for trial before Judge ID.
Williams.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

An this talk about Bryan and
Roosevelt joining forces could hardly
come about, as neither would consent
10 the other heading the ticket.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1912-06-28

Mr.. and Mrs. p. d. Camp or Frank
n. Va, DR.. B., F. Camp and Miss
amp Of White Springs, who came to
pcala to attend the funeral of Mrs
y. Camp. left Tuesday for New
erry for a short visit before return
<g 70 their homes.
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Mr.. Donald Schneider arrived home
Tuesday afternoon from Lehigh Uni
Fersity in Pennsylvania, where he IS
pursuing his studies in chemistry.
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Al the Ocala sanitarium Tuesday
the three children of Mr.. G. H. Sis
trunk of Fort Mccoy were operated
on for the removal of adnoids and
lonsils by Doctors Izlar and Lane.
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Mr. and Mrs. Paul Durand have re-
turned TO their home IN this city
from Fort Myers and will again re-
side here.
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Mr. Bradford Williams has been
ante sick with fever for the past
week at the residence of Mr.. and
Mrs Edwin Spencer, Jr.
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Mr.. Ira F. Bennett in Chicago, who
has been visiting in Ocala for the
mast two weeks, leaves this morning
Tor home.
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Col. r. L. Anderson, a prominent
member of the Ocala bar, was regis
tered at the Brown. House yesterday.
Gainesville Sun.
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BRYAN DECLINES CHAIRMAN
SHIP
Kern Elected Chairman OF PLATFORM
Committee-Big Demonstration
When Wilson Delivered Speech
Nominating Speeches Last Night.
From Thursdays Daily:

From Thursdays Daily:
Baltimore, June 26-S:30 p. m.-The
first business taken up when the con
yention was called to order this morn
ing was the election of chairman OF
the platform committee. Hon. VIII
liam ]. Bryan was unanimously elect
ed, but declined to serve.
Hon. John w. Kern of Indiana was
then elected chairman, not, however
until Mr.. Bryan had twice refused to
serve in that capacity.
The platform committee this after
noon heard representatives OF various
industries, and their report will be
made to the convention tomorrow
morning.
The convention was entertained
this afternoon, while committees are
out, by speeches by many of the par
ty leaders. Woodrow wilson's speech
ELECTED great and prolonged applause
and it was fully twenty minutes be
fore quiet could be restored.
Nominating speeches will be made
at tonight's session.
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Miss Gladys Drake is in Gainesville
visiting her aunt, Mrs. Thomas Ste
vens. for few days.
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Mrs. Meals of Berkeley, California,
1 IN the city on visit to Mrs. w. P.
Brown.
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Mr. ]. r. Martin has joined the au-
.omobile brigade, and now owns
car.