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The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-04-18
L0CkI saTEs

Una Il Ancrus was IL Iowu IRON
NignLnswk aesGsy eyeulnc
v hurDury wa II Iewu The.
Of iron ms hnrse snrlng con.4+
ranc1
n an nrs II + Mcnanie. n
i-ooms were VISITORS IN urovilia We,
EesuH1
Web t1uriey an Mnrlor eagnr-e
o. Looms were VISITOR II Tovr
1sesoar
Tiiisv As assistinF III sp..
kan note ourlng IN Hines O. q a
WumDouEI
In 4-aasss Alu q IN a / cbu~cr
WI. seTFt lce cream eaEe L. an
collie o. ma IA tuAs nnrucu,sr,
q. whic- wi D given Il ano7e.- ;.
she N TINS name
IRON Tour par ane-,rar ,--,..
ee-T' mani So OIL Las Ia . i
S''ehaeT ma taken or Ii plant ina.
snrlns Which car D. st oowr a
"ondertul RECORD 10 prooucnou
!. : Campbell. IN miuing mar w,,
IA cnars- Q. IL Golaer Inn a.
10 8 Aomf Tnursoay moru,pr >.
eoiiie VIII stoekbnlaers IL In nro..
ARK n eZDectec T. n ahser on,
coupe & NaeEr
MI I" Ga-rs ma beer cnosa,
- aeieEae iron Elnvorr one. a.
ia a. Fepresentar,ve u IN. Baessa,
srahl lo0s I'M convene r. WI.
ais o. IN saIhe GATE a. N. "a.
/ Fellows EranC loose
\ hanson aenurr sts,. 49,.
inshectc- Q Seattle sroDna. :.
Vile Neuhesosy o. g ION r. w..
tioA lnrougn 0kanoEan count, w..
atia n lnsBectec ia ioes c-..-,.
4 hanson ma beer wiz ~. -
9HTuhen ainee IL esiahnshra,. :
. iSo' anc a. hlghiy efrc,ar, ,+.
u Il lnis tlme n ms reta,,aa -,
""altion beeanse O. efflcienrv nm,
az IN neV regime n vii rro,..,-
.o''9''e ne AK 10 maEe VIZ fo~ som.
Eood asrnocrane na-usau
meeting OF Ihe uniimi,as A.,
Aass q the Looms a
lhs- - n.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-04-18

.Ece o. Briage ABel eonHzetsd
AZ ssFea- aserle-rn IS gettlng
tiIne-rs IA tn= yara at tnis
iOr IN raiir0al ara Drtug
q 70 BE- eOnstruete4 across tae
ssah river Al Opnit Tne Briuge
~ prscacaiiy Bnilt at this pIac4
~aen a. Feadg ean Dc specially
piace
5aiste arrived II Orovi4te nOBuav
his nom IN IT, 7ImliEaIs.seu
an1 iefr e0hesuav lor opo-
wnsre DE- seea IL eunsr &
ns ne iA suffering from rnea-
winch ma affected nis terr
ID viii taae tnor0ngu cOurse
zLmen RI hlst mss seeu &
scuv= man ln mis- ga immune
a3lmenLa. ana ms present aliHe-
WORKING great hardship on
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-04-18
KNeB HILL NEW

ar and mrs. o. j Siisertnvrn sigeIi'
SURVEY WIN G. Z Duun anc iami
1nO1 Hill graBgers are Duiions
ne granga III wnica will sOun ve
complete
FaiRls- an Iami iei- ior
( California 14tesaa-
Mrs PicHerInE srsrte- sirrns
term of senooi at kno1 Hill uIstrlet
!. eliIiesul april
Dunn HAS s-en iaig up for tne
! tasI ten uays IRON sore zee result
I me from Dslng kickea Dy Gov
srs 81 thurman il ezeecJei I'd
return 10 tne noHesteal o. 1H- nil
u Ire Near tuture
alariOr Warren as az nov ailei
NURSING a sore 1907 ter wee 70
tTieo 10 STOMP tne business enu q. g
spiKe Dar tnrurg- DOarl AL go
aDou Incn.s wiz ma III nj.
I0u-
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-04-18
Lurrrcr Hoias Own
II forne buriS1ng

Isscause 81 tan Ire auapleu go al
t4lnas ol STRUCTURES ana DC maoa
10 li sli slzeu pocket DOUE IT'S
are iaoss elss. be DuiidiHg insferlal
ul EARTH al Jange4 iron tns
view pu3r ri heaiL na4es tua
yes a roun NOUS 20 can
pull Its poor uonouotor ol
me- o colo al r-Jecgs uau.
Hsa aUs0iatei keeDIu- yOn-
nom ir-a iron mustInesa znd
"a oaof= common Nh So mar
osner kInas ol Duiiains naEerI-
PROV ~ ar rig yourse uv
J0ttmg uuvn tne~- features and
timer ,1s iev n tna iran
mousse ugr mere q, non TINS
may seer. iot o. trouul- plt
90 uun uuil- nom ever
year and paws 10 puil1 wise
ais pay Is 100 eioseir ut
No. KID. tumpr no uz
Tnsr as Hiau rurleaez and
tncg ali nas- iavure5 purl,os-
- knov lae use--asA as
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-04-18

gay Newell aH0 e5rara l~=Wei! and
~ . tafk sls.rFl oL ttnalru-eti 4,t,ttttt. .
cot " ashlng tU..
s@ice IL l,Sr-Ds given. Lh.lt ou 49, -aro
o- Aasbsl 49, Jet %=age' and
esce 4--%ea his WI iaslDe ss--ut-s
.eisiIs =f-l a. I've t.auA ul ,frovL4.. .
ysratttt.-. DFvVl5t- " ash4it-tu. &
Al htortssae where ar. WI,Sf-i,.
Sail Say O. 4~eHeu aIc tri4Asa l~--N.-..
rRl4e, IltoI tAaaess4 ~ saI1 isaiiA aI tt1.-
vs. certain i'-i soliai plu4'=t winch
- foitoNlnE Is "a i--efiptiuu ol l.- prey
Etr 80 h4vr tsss-s-si
All tIfal o-rJai. stSa- ID. u,-rclauD4s..
81 4"f Sale a. Lie iIiortlaAsr- lt Lue
5fe building fsltOs.f. as L.- 4~-st~ -L4nU
Ia cas- sue of AIaiu Sire l'-tsst.-t
'roa4 archie ana hifSi st4e.t. .u .,5l.-
y ashlhgtor lonsistti,- q. totse,....
ia csahl4f-- s0oE- anu slatfu4.--. -.-
Fupl4as7- pay, nzh4If- isi-A I-. lfOLtsis
-al ot4.-' srac,- b-If o.. sac iuu
a. 5000 aul A.--rcs4sf,l.a- !.,-r.-tlt.tl t4.r
siaeel ll sall ste' t'i sai- Ais4 h.l-
-f4 Labt-. edhH I-gist-.-. fIu4 sale. sl4Uv.
-.''e 500 l"lii4tail on Cils-. Type
"fAF--t STAR uii@ =i-ttfI- ic uo4ii4t-r-.
a-i-istitH taJi.t cliatt uts44- Its-aftrg
rst"4 p a"iitiiE ana ali oLlt- arLt-i- AS
tufea. aH1 lUrHitHr- nov USE tl cetiI,.
tios htLtt Lee al5uA st3ta
lsshL SAT- caalte lIi5I tsoa. We 0u.E
taie- actitev ietlAst. v-rlli.. ana &C.
-i-- 81 sai4 hivi tsasof- ~ s-vur- lc
BAL iit'i tsselAvs -it. fsatt Llt--r of
81 tiuIt.iEe- ~ .zuu.G. lJel4ar. 4
rhi- ta Lls s-tntr an. CONDITION Uf
''i9ihiss'g's mole i"r u+- pf4neip.a sun
n-l a INJURED iJJltaT 4,--,tlI- -4.r
n Z 4s...-' ~. -. "-'-
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SAL uitslt=. Iiiort lss.-- wa. gu.r
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a.l'- SUI 49, iiui'"'-.
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-04-18

o. Sail DF SI.r11 Lambs
80 i.-sTsr5 give Iul-t sl oat-f-
stI az ~ 81 lsl i--L-.-a,.
Br- NJ t-u % ctorE beg -4ia iufunvii
.u % Goo IH th- Alt-iliop e'4s-
a- a.. Cd ligrh .u LH@ fuf-llos... g.
i1 Iforl oi Ll- AHA =itttaiiH ~
lHy COUNTY 1vtrr r04-- l t3e
AOhcpnui cOuu ~ DhaEisssa
" asHfng tu.-- ellif-l us lifa lyu-i
lI sdia eDufl ur iIs it=ull.-i H
L4r4 ot STAT A4ana COMMISSIONS
tat- 0f ~ ssutaEtrl l.9- t1iufR Iil.
stal- iano tug@LH. WIFI LH=
selneHi- situate Lb-i='l- VIII -
pubic ascliou % LA- ni=ite b-t-
srefU LO-N
1ppucaltur sd. SIS
% s-ctt0n l.. .o"nsaia H"r p
cas- 50 eentaiu4f l5t
surs~ -heiea aPpiais'
iani WI De so suDl- ts Lu+
eOuaILtVna aua i=s-ry4-rJu
..+- i0s Oi Lia .s-ssiu- Law nr tHl
rE d. easua-ui sou rights was
e gtrrs hig uf tinl'ef, stOra mice
-Otli-f pT0uacLs over LIE SANE
r iahus vii i,- sold ior not ices liIaI
gra4zeu Vaiu- aDOt stated ai4 ut+-
Germs anu conditions tOioNIir
d. aUd Condition Sale 'f'
.;u one zenith 81 lie purchase pfIrt
IHahnE uns Sd. IH- pufclia-'-
30 not Inc OWit.T OF L!t@ impfuA --
iuuvt ."rtnwitn ia 10 Lu- oiliD-
LIE sac liz full afnUuUl O. Llfs
$500 ra1s4H uI Use iinpTDt eu-nL as
state tsut-AeuLu NJ Lie puTclla.-+
-stuat it- pal4 annually t4-gealt-f pf
uey ~ hlaTca uf each yea. WIN
ou al deferred payment ~ lie
stH ~ o-ntuu I,%I dniitff tA-
with accrued tuteUeHi ofI aiIF bal
--Hl Lu- seIn- RAT tTuVlae iuIt
purchase may make tuli uaylH,-rI 81
espa tn.-f-sl am statutor- 81,
time stHQ obtain oeeu ~ state pat--'It
pufcHa-eI Of 4anQ coItaiuins tiuli'-'
Vatual5t- material BE- pruHlb4tel
tTofa cutting oi renos lns arA suaL
cv material wiLnour lfst obtd.--
As-fl ui Lue J0fHInissiOlt+I ~ Pub
-tsua 90 tH- DoaTl ant Lu- Iul
-. u- LA- purehas- pIiee ines ,--el
sss-e0 issue
sees ul state ianus Bic iuEtG- sua-
liz re@-rva tons q. OIL Ea4~.-s
n4llt-rais aU1 iossi S o. eNel1
kfn0 aIfl ti.serGpLitT. ami To- tue
soma s-rius AnQ conditions pre-.'rlt'tst
- a"t ~ tie i-gtsiaLure approved
.-u ~ ist being $50 Liun q OF uuApt.sf
ui Lte LAWS OF 1870
Iie 6s8A-e aeser4sed lands are offered
sale 40 pursuahc- Of ar ora-T OF tue
tra OF STATE Land C.oninisstuIs-rs auc
9fNeI O.. sale GUY tssaeu ana certified
Afse Ntsrninissauss-I OF Pubic lstnG7 Of
state o. Nashstgtou NOV Uu hi- IL
oIitce cf TIE count auditoI Of SAID
E ~ l,ovr
COMMISSIONS Of f-ubi- l4aIid
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-04-18

DUunciIuuu Drag wen o. record
hionuay evening uv VOTING agalnst lie
granting ol @ Incense 10 lrur tI0ruoL
raid FORA - euResui after a slsr
o. sew uuys to nis oll stamping
grUun
T. Desmunl. imprinted t'y ms
daughter MIsses AgHes anu bernie
slseut -several uays IA princeton TINS
ysael-. Wnera NJ l,esmUnI WAS called
on bushes
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-04-18

90 soiane ls i1zrelt giA-U llH. pttrsl4.ls.
r1s4- tf3L4c= T. It.e aif--rte4 ana t4tiiA.-l.-.
iaisaa s-l-eI au.t jazz tHla az. iftsa..s
4Hi".t 81 l44t pt0is-fl llss-l iitllsea az.
ssss;fA1sed ana LIE luI-s.oifa ltuttte anu titstt
WI sci 81 puuii auclfuf a. L1e Ltt, l4--s G
an 10, { D8o14-r 4of ras OF Lli- asst uHv
=. apr AAla. al iIse nom a. Jt % clat1. *
81 % sa3u tihy aL lttA= certain prsns4-.-s
'~u a. Use News Stan1 on aialu ~ 49,
raflttiaao ak-Iitle AnG Bafrs. stree
@-ss-e. an ssrtvla4e fA-..i-.-
rf
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-04-18

10 not spI
long sufe
or new dis
TO everybo
and bad y
ton of CO
mel OF cor
mated as
l,rey upOn
a rule, dev
attention I,
Like the b|
l have the
honest con
for soul, l
fall under
One Of thu
brand 10 W
stitutional.
explanation
take walks
a pipe at
my peregr
consumed,
wandering
BY that m
oughly pro
many bloc
which ! ha
practice Ga
which 4 h
by this In
Az ! sta
ramble the
ton was at
umn of bla
enw ard on
evidently II
Of a large 4
q sound II
usual vexe|
morning. !
silly weakn
up fires.
I
been able Z
pathy for t
Is erased b
losses must
medium of
yet II a fr
reach my 4
to the scene
as an inher
first impre
upon my q
large FIRE,
the old st.
partment, '
engines. Al
panied with
known to
Well this 4
the object 4
an apology
curiosity;
readers a 4
Ia handled
with every
standing of
As l star
Of smoke d
Of the fire
the lOa,ls,Ol
did not SO
coming one
down the st
sure. shriek
although !
linger en- 4
up would h
testant In a
walking ma
cate. Their
people on
nOnchalantl
eral ways {
IRE Of the
ton was an
Df not sumd
passing att
blocks Of h
but of his
Of the prop
almost next
The fire he
notify his '
The porch V
parent int
been called
particular
Df familiari
there are \
for meeting
y e duty OF
|cuntc's!nalit
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-04-18

4Ass q In Looms ~
ihe NJ -
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-04-18

FIR puDilcaltut apr ls-
-.as puburallu. June - IaI
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-04-18
NOTICE o. SAIL

A t..'il'~5 go iisFesssaeea resIuut at ,,i.-
NIl4- 81 stsltsfts-tol g-r.-..
The Oroville weekly gazette. [volume] (Oroville, Wash.) 1905-19??, 1913-04-18

"a"'"e-srE,NC rRseEEse
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-09-17
HELP WANTED-Male.
~~-@~@~~-~~~-~~-~-~@-~~- -~-e-N-@~~s~->-~~-~~N~-Ny
EMPLOY NTNp AGENCY.
sfa


EMPLOY NtNT AGENCY.
2lO ". Silver. Phone 35t.
Wanted -lahoreN. $40, s. and
$3.50 day. carpenters. y&2t per day
and 40c per hour.
WANTED Tailor all round man for
Erickson Win-low, Arz.
LEARN automobile repairing, drNng
ON up-to-datc ears. electrical. civil
onEiuoo-ipr. suryuNIue methods most
practical, room aud homd while
learning position occurred. mH mr.
ton guaranteed clt1oH frer NHtiuu-
aI Srhool.ot EusIur,rug, -llU w. ,th.
Los Angeles
WANTED BOY ur girl % do folding
and stitching lu thc bindory de-
partmcnt Apply journal office this
morning nc s o'clucle
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-09-17
STORAGE

WANTED Pianos. household goods.
etc, stored safely az reasonable
rates Advances made Phone $50. THE
Security Warehouse a Improvement
Co.. OuIces Hahn Coal CO., lOi DE-
Central Atc
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-09-17

BUSINESS CHANCES.

Fri, HAtE Niglr store, good loaa
tion T.. @ box Si.
rOH HEN1. First ema sboc shop
aiand IHuIrr y % uoy l23
tDlt eAlls NomppIa dltv m-
eluhne COWS gnd rpunmant 2G
E 3rd troet
ron SALE Wen paying saloon and
dwelling house In Ppna Blanca,
cheap Address r. y. Scott pena
EIInel ~. M
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-09-17
FOR RENT--Apartments.

~4~-~-~~-NNr-~-N-e~-~-~~ -~-~~~N~~e-~-~-~-e-~-o-e-~-
FOR RENT Modern furnished ana
housekeeping rooms. week or
month Westminster Phone lOI8
FOR RENT Housekeeping rooms
ana furnished cottages inquire
61G w Coal
FOR RE%T room fltt for light
housekeeping. modern 223 w.
Marquette
FOR RENT-Nieefv furnished l. 2
and broom apartments for light
hOu 5ckeepine. "The Fnglewood,
etrono block SECOND and "orper
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-09-17
FOR Miscellaneous.

- ~ - - ~ - 7s's''-f7
loH sAIE strvcus rifle. safety
razor now I2u 3 Fdth
rpU SALE Furniture rur broom
Ioomlng house au, s soauud
tOB 3NIt Kitchen cabinet almost
new aal S rhifl 50
fOB SALE .Good horse. huHRl uui
harnoa luWIrr dtl W sIEer.
rug sNlE suHu poHr 2o q
pound NI5 Mountain HU1d Phone
|FoU sN.E -Gool 1dlle pony chDn
NJ Hlan 8t once taI WeH sJur
i'o aNr
.EOG SALE tgl. overland ron1uar
fir-t cl1as condition mramu for
Iresh tpply 90 Tom Dean, Butter
|'mmee
luk hAl Underwood typewriter.
good ordef. t36, II taken soon 92l
W cold Phone iit.
AUTuNlOBUIs-l buy und sefl soo-
ond hand cars i g. Peterson tol
" tirst ST. Phono 100
TOH SALE Good rmile DRIVING
horso uud aWN luuu+p 4t1 IS.
lah or phoue ~
ron aAlE tara Two Eodufs M supd
condition WIN Hrfl cheap Post
oard Studio poe W.stgor Ave-
FOR OrfCt, Ahfl Epar hurucr
sewing Hochinc. Uhles. Dhnirs rfe
couned fruit Gli s. Aruu rhoua lf1
EpIt sblaa Attn hrmu new pI
rug flIl ne goa S. aold >se. up
nHir room
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-09-17

ATTORNEYS
BY CHOP"

JOHN u WILSON
Attorney -at-taw.
Rooms tt-t7-ts. Cromwell eida
Res Phone ib2awi office Phone ti7i
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-09-17

FOR RENT Furnished rooms. mod
ern no sick. Apply 50Sia W. Central
Albuquerque morning journal., 1913-09-17
NOTION TOK pUBLICNTION.

FRANCISCO DELGADO,
Register
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-20
ANNUAL MEETING OF NATIONAL
REAL ESTATE DEALERS

The real estate men of the United
States and Canada will be represent
ed at a meeting of the National Real
Estate Dealers Association to be
held at Winnipeg Canada, July $3.50.
All progressive men understand the
value of the right kind of publicity for
their communities and for the state
at large You have got to get the
right kind of talk or printed matter
before the right kind of people in or
der to attract attention No matter
what your virtues are, how good your
lands are, or what kind of a resi-
dence section you have, it does you
little good in building up your COM
munity unless you let folks know
about 1.-THE right kind of folks, who
have the right kind of money, and
that's most any old kind, provided
there is enough of it.
Every land man in Florida who has
the right kind of land to offer should
be represented. Every progressive
board of trade in Florida will need
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-20

to prove that it is progressive, and
the other kind are of no value.
Tampa is making an effort to Sc
cure the convention in 1914. They
have already chartered one or more
sleepers to be operated via Seaboard
to Jacksonville, Seminole Limited to
Chicago, 500 Line Chicago to Winni-
peg.
The real estate men and board of
trade should cooperate and send a
delegate from this city to the meet
ing, as it means much to Ocala and
Marion county. If we are represent
ed at Winnipeg, and help Tampa to
get the 1914 convention We are bound
to attract a great many of the real
estate dealers to our county. and they
will bring the buyers from all the
United States and Canada. Every
citizen of Marion county should give
this matter consideration and act at
once.
Will you join the movement?
J. D. ROONEY. Secretary.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-20

camps near Ocala to begin life sem
tence. III bet a box of cigars he
won't be there long" said Deputy
Sheriff Will Woodward when the man
started for Ocala. He'll make his es-
cape, and this time he'll get clean
away" When Andrews made his
sensational escape he was under SEN
tence to be hanged, with an appeal to
the pardon board pending. No record
OF his appeal being granted had been
heard of here until the order came to
take the man to the camps, and il
was given out that his sentence had
been committed to life Imprisonment.
His killing of Alexander was most
cold blooded, so it is said. His wife
has been in the city since he has been
in Jail here and has aided him in ev-
cry way possible. She was suspected
of slipping him the saws to work out
OF jail with, but the case was never
pushed.-Tampa Note in Times-Un-
ion.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-20

whole, rather more cautious and is
mainly confined to immediate require
ments. The European political stu
alton improved somewhat during the
week and the prospect of an agree
ment between the Balkan allies was
reflected in a stronger tone at all the
leading financial centers. The decis-
ion of the supreme court in the Min
nesota railway rate case was follow
ed by a severe decline in security
prices at New York, but the market
recovered sharply later in the week.
The United States treasury announc-
ed on Wednesday that emergency
notes were Immediately available
should bankers require them, but in
banking circles it is not thought likely
that such an issue will be needed, as
reserves are deemed ample for all i'm
mediate exigencies The government
report of crop conditions, although
showing a decline in winter wheat, in
dicates that the yield will be next to
the largest on record, and points to a
season of prosperity throughout the
vast region where that cereal is the
dominant factor in business condi-
tons"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-20

since on many articles the rate is
much lower from Jacksonville to Tam
pa than from Jacksonville to Ocala,
and on others higher. notwithstanding
water competition on all articles.
Nat long ago ! was discussing the
establishment of a factory for Ocala
with interested parties. who were
thinking OF spending some money
there As soon as they examined the
freight rates. however, and found they
could secure much better rate over
the Seaboard or Coast Line from
Tampa than Ocala. they Immediately
declined.
AS an illustration of this unjust
discrimination the rate on first class
freight per hundred pounds is as fol
lows
From Jacksonville TO Tampa, soc.
From Jacksonville to Ocala. 62c.
From Jacksonville to Leesburg,
csc. etc
"On second class freight:
From Jacksonville to Tampa, 4Sc.
From Jacksonville 10 Ocala, 5Sc.
ION third class freight:
From Jacksonville TO Tampa, 34c.
From Jacksonville 10 Ocala, soc.
"On flour. the rates:
From Jacksonville to Tampa is PIC.
per barrel
From Jacksonville to Ocala is PC.
per barrel.
"Ocala is used as an illustration
simply because OF the fact that Ocala
is about half way between Jackson
VILE and Tampa.
"One-half million people will be eff
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-20
THE FINANCIAL OUTLOOK

There are still no indications of any
financial disturbances, notwithstand-
ing the Minnesota rate decision and
the early adoption of the new tariff
and currency measures. Dun's Review
of June IA, says:
While reports regarding retail
trade conditions indicate that activity
is well sustained at many leading CEN
ters, some recession is noted at 9th
ers, and wholesale buying is, on the
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-20
= oseG rss PEOPLE WON

eah real important measure
amsa both houses 81 the legisla-
ana reviewed the approval OF the
50 the oil introduced By
iafite Edwin Spencer Of Ma
saif and which is known az
rs and short haul btu a bet
aaaailon 81 this law cannot be
4aa q quote "a interview with
aem Published in the Tampa
Faaa seem strange 90 man'
$40 have fot Informed them.
upoa fhla question that such a
saaa b. necessary. for IL Ger.
mema strange that railroad
g shoald charge more for
ifom Jacksonville 81 Tallahas.
a e toea from Jack sonsi lie 20
OF that L should charge
Ham Jacksonville Is Ocala than
lfem lack sonyllle 20 Tampa
e. = ne case
reauH 81 thfs discrimination
e seaport towns the interior
taie q Florida has long been
Aefpg Of the railroad com.
- afsamHnf % she railroad com
- alNays BEEN thar Il is ne
g hWsf the rate % the sea.
- b order 90 meet water com
eal CLOSE examination Of
- lfom Jacksonville 90 Tampa
Ne4 Jacksonville % Ocala will
~ faet thar that argument is
aol loe.cany carried out,
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-20

fected by the provisions of this bill,
and l predict that while it may take
several years for the railroad commits
sion to satisfactorily adjust these
rates that the interior sections of the
state will ultimately cease to be dis
eliminated against, and a town in the
interior will have as much chance to
grow as a town on the seacoast. -
Kissimmee Valley Gazette.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-20
SAID TO BE A BAD CONVICT

E. F. Andrews, the convicted MUIR
derer of ]. w. Alexander, at Palmetto
a year ago this month, and whose SEN
sational escape from the county Jail
and recapture near Jacksonville ex-
cited much interest a few weeks ago,
has been taken to the turpentine
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-20

President Harahan of the Seaboard
is visiting Florida, and made a stop
over at Jacksonville and Tampa. II
he stopped over at any point in the
interior 1T was not reported-he evil
IDENTIFY does not think the interior
worth while.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1913-06-20

The way many of the little newspa-
pers pounce on the Times Union is
enough to make it conceited. 1t is
enough to make it feel as if it were a
whale being nibbled at by minnows.
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1913-10-16
There Is a Brighter Day Ahead.

The present situation as to farm
conditions is such as TO try the mettle
OF the bravest but there is a brighter
day ahead. We know what it is TO
have had our hopes blasted for a time
by conditions over which we had no
control but the race Of life is not won
by crying over split milk.
The man who made the fight against
drouth with determination to win is
much better off than the one who said
it was mo use" and gave up in des-
pai.. Just think how it might have
been worse, Think Of the men in the
city whose earnings Of life time are
swallowed up in the twinkling Of an
eye by great conhirgation. Others
have their alt swept away by the food
that not only cruelty took the last
vestige Of food aud property but left
disease and peslilence in its wake!
Let US forget the drouth for a
moment and take stock Of the year. S
work. 1t is not so bad il we will look
at the right side Of the account.
All in all Missouri has harvested one
Of the finest fruit crops in the histo. y
Of the state. More than a thousand
cars Of strawberries, fifteen hundred
cars Of peaches, FIVE thousand cars Of
apples and an abundance Of grapes,
melons and other fruits. Thousands Of
tons Of forage cowpeas, alfalfa and
sorghum are in the stack 10 feed our
horses and cattle through the winter.
We have marketed a splendid wheat
crop, the second largest in the history
Of the state-a crop Of the finest quail
The Taney County republican. (Forsyth, Mo.) 1895-1992, 1913-10-16
MOntana's Land Gamble.

Uncle Sam is a pretty shrewd old
fellow after all. 1t would take a smart
merchant to price an article, which he
bad vainly tried to give away, at 81
and create a grand rush for it, but that
has just happened in northern Montana
Many acres Of government land still
remain open for settlement in that
state its only cost fling fee, but the
people would have none Of it. Yet
they focked by thousands to the regis
tration points, ready and willing to en-
dure the hardships Of frontier life, and
in addition pay over LOO before the
homestead was legally theirs.
We we're ore Of the suckers" re.
fered to in The Rnralist a few weeks
ago, who made this trip and yet it had
its compensations- principal one
being the pleasure Of seeing good old
Missouri again. Hard hit as has beer
this state BY drouth and heat, yet it il