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Tp X7 f1 i I I 11 fl 1 I I 1 tiflW tiflWy 1 I JIJ Io i NEWS FROM CORRESPONDENTS DOINGS AT FORT McCOY i i Big Mill To Be ErectedBig Barbecue Gov Broward To Be Invited i vited to Speak Special Correspondence 1 Fort McCoy July 27Mr EP 1 Rentze president of the Rentze Lumber Company of Silver Springs was I here a few days ago selecting a site for the big mill they propose to put up and gave out the information that work would commence within sixty days 4 Dont forget that we are planning fof the biggest barbecue and the biggest time on the 24th of August that we ever had Governor Broward will i be invited to attend and speak on the drainage question which is his pet scheme as will other distinguished orators Everybody is cordially invited to come and bring the old woman and the children so they canO tSsP see everybody else and their women and children The telephone line from this place by Dexter Tiller and Harps convict I camp Needmore and Citra is work i ing nicely DrG Parramore will leave soon for the north where he will take a course in medicine lectures i Every voter in the state should read up and study the proposed amendments to be voted on next November i iiij and when the time comes tol vote be sure and vote no especially on the creating of a board of drainage commissioners The Masons of this place will have an interesting meeting at their hall on August 4th as there are several I degrees to confer then all brethren Jk in good standing are invited to visit rue roan man ntsre is xperlenC1ng considerable trouble in keeping the roads passable fcsjX the continuous heavy rains wasi fthem so MjY Noah Mafdren has recently 1 bought out his brother Johns place and cattle John speaks of moving to Oxford Slimter county Alexander McQuaig the old veteran was I here last week visiting his cnildren I I I Mr McQuaig and family who have been living near Picolata are 1 expected to arrive here Friday Mrs Is McQuaigs healtn is very poor I 1 Mrs Ciiington of Wildwqod who I has been visiting herp rents Mr i I and Mrs Martin has returned home Mr Taylor is visiting his I 4 daughter Mrs Joe Castell of Dun nellon i Mr Wayne McDonald of Ocala spent Tuesday with his daughter Mrs Noah Waldron of this place Mr Elam Martin who has taken a course in Masseys Business College 1 in Jacksonville and come home has gone to Hawthorn where lie will attend the summernormal school He I may teach somewhere in the county this winter GRINER FARM ITEMS Special Correspondence The Sunday school has disbanded for the present 1 A large number from this section attended the Sunday school convention at Fort King Sunday Among the visitors here are Mr I Bob Stevens and family and Mr Bert Stevens they are visiting their sister and mother Mrs Frank Gabon 1 and Mrs Stevens Mr Will Scarborough accompanied 4I kis mother Mrs Sallie Scarborough to the latters home in Georgia they I left last Saturday Mr Scarborough expects to be gone about ten days Mr Frank Williams arrived Saturday from Port Inglis from whence I iTe was driven by chills and fever We hope he will soon recover his lost health and be his former jolly self again Mr Souter and family of Sparr 9 were callers in Griner Farm on Mon 0 lliLySome Some much needed repairs have been made on the school house re ctfttly How is it that the grain crops of the Grahamviue and Cooner section were nearly matured before the rains set in when it has been raining most of the time since May Crops mature I early eh TAWNY MANE GalvMtons Sea Wall 4 makes life now as safe in that city as on the higher uplands Good loe who resides on Dutton St in Waco Tex needs no sea wall for safety He writes I have used Dr Kings New Discovery for Cousump tion the past five years and it keep me well and safe Before that time I had a coiight which for years had been growing worse Now its gone 11 Cures chronic Coughs La Grippe Qroup Whopping Cough and prevents 7 Pneumonia Pleasant to take Every bqttlfi guaranteed at Tydlngs drug stpreYprce 5pc and 100 Trial bot 5 tie fleer I 5 5 a I ORANGE SPRINGS DOTS Correspondence Ocala Banner Yesterday and today we had considerable sunshine only a few little showers of rain weather very much I I like April The air continues very warm The health of the inhabitants continues good only one case of remittent fever but that contracted I elsewhere Mr Bert Pegram is the victim He returned home from Macon Ga three weeks ago had the fever two weeks while there Dr Cars well of Citra is attending him Mrs Clayton Massey will leave tomorrow for Valdosta Ga her old home and will be absent several weeks Mr Hall who is an uptodate farmer has the best sugarcane crop in the county He has the reputation of making thebest flavored syrup made in Florida Last season he shipped it to Titusyille Citra and Pa latka and could not supply the demand I mand for it The soil here prpduces fine Irish potatoes They hay a fine flavor and are good keepers Mr Neubeck the cattle dealer is tonight stopping at the Porter House i on his way to Pine to purchase beef cattle for the Palatka market He also ships beef to Miami and other cities i Mrs Enecks is visiting old friends here Since the death of Mr Enecks she has given up her home here and makes her home with her son Mr Harry Collins in Pensacola The Massey Bros turpentine operators lost a fine mule Saturday night The animal had lung fever SIC SEMPER TYRANNIS DAISY NO 1 Special Correspondence We are having some very pleasant weather and hopeit willcontinue so for a while Mrs Hogan has been ill for the past week We wish to see her up again shortly 1 Say boys wedding bells will soon be ringing again Mr A Marsh made a flying trip to Ocala Friday Mr Hogan and wife and Mr and Mrs A Marsh were callers ion Mr and Mrs Marsh last Sunday i 5 dayMr Mr Marsh is holding down the blacksmith shop at this place We are glad to have him do ou work as he gives perfect satisfaction Yes Jnne Bug has had his life insured and has caged a bullbat at last I Mr JA Brinson is on the sick list this week Our school will open the last of August Mr Griffin will be our teacher for this term We notice in the Anthony news that Blue Bells has lots of weddings to speak of Wonder how long before she will step off We hope not soon for her pieces are so interesting to read readWell 5 Well will stop for this as Mr Editor will get tired A JUNE BUG For an Impaired Appetite To improve the appetite and strengthen the digestion try a few doses of Chamberlains Stomach and Liver Tablets Mr Seitz of Detroit Mich says They restored my appetite when impaired relieved me of a bloated feeling and caused a pleasant and satisfactory movement of the bowels Price 25 cents Samples free All druggists I I BELLEVIEW NEWS NOTES Mrs Ora Stewart who for the past year has been the efficient saleslady for the Marion Mercantile Company has returned to her home in Hawthorn for a vacation of a month or two Miss Ethel Miller will take her place during Tter absence Miss Jennie Mayo of Ocala is the guest of Mrs Nathan Mayo this week Mrs May McPhaul left Wednesday on her annual vacation She will spend several weeks in Fayetteville Ark and then visit her brother in New York Mrs A Mitchell and Pauline returned i Thursday from a six weeks visit at Green Springs and Lakeland Mr Fish and his neice Mrs De witt who have resided at Hallock Lodge the past two years left Saturday for Dunnellon to make that place their future home Mr Cecil Bryant and Miss Leila Farris of Ocala spent Sunday in our town townnss Miss Edna Nichols returned home Thursday from Plant City Mrs Bryant ofGaffney who has been the guest of her sister Mrs Hames returned to her home Thursday Mr and Mrs Slaughter wil will move to Levon tomorrow to make that place their future home iLE S1 LETTER FROM TEXAS I Temple Texas July 27 1906 To the Editor Ocala Banner I have had the pleasure of reading two or three numbers of your valuable paper through the courtesy of avery kind friend I have near Fairfield who isa reader of the Banner I have been very much interested in the general reports from the different sections of your county and I am almost persuaded sometimes to think that Marion county would be a good place to live Of course you are aware that Texas possesses more real attractions for the agriculturist horticulturist and 1A A the fact is that Texas comes very near being a turtle in so far that she has a great variety of soils and climates Theer are many attractions in Florida personal and otherwise that I makes your journal very interesting reading I read in a recent number of your paper that in the coast country of Texas that they had no rain since last February up to the date of that issue which wa recent Possibly you were mistaken in your information One from our office recently made a visit to the coast country around Brownsville and just returned bringing some of the products of that country and a general reportTof the coun 0 try He informs us that the cotton in that country will yield a bale and I onehalf to the acre and that the corn has been gathered makng about forty bushels per acre ribbon cane is exceedingly fine the onion crop has been gathered and the yield was very fine I fineThe The boll weevil nor the worm have done but little or no damage to the crop thus far The corn yield is exceptionally fine The fruit crop of Texas is far below an average The acreage of cotton in Texas is about the average and the farmers are going to hold for ten cents The city of Ten ple has a population of about 12000 and her schools and churches cannot be excelled ill the United States I beg to call your attention to these facts in comparison with Marion county the Belle of Florida Respectfully HANNA The End of the World of troubles that robbed Wolfe of Bear Grove la of all usefulness came when he began taking Electric Bitters He writes Two years ago Kidney trouble caused me great suffering which I woud never have survived had I not taken Electric Bit ters They also cured me of General Debility Sure cure for all Stomach Liver and Kidney complaints Blood diseases Headache Dizziness and Weakness or bodily decline Price 50c Guaranteed by Tydings drugstore AT LAKE WEIR I Written for the Banner The bathing suits are smallest At Lake Weir They fit the girlsthe tallest At Lake Weir The maidens eyes blink quickest Mosquitoes grow the thickest And the redbugs are the slickest At Lake Weir The golden sun is brightest At Lake Weir And will tan the skinthe lightest At Lake Weir Your sweeheart and her sister will each bring home a blister For the sun has surely kissed herAt Lake Weir 5 VL Modern Strawberry Shortcake Cream onehalf cup of butter add one cup of sugar the juice of half a lemon and three eggs well beaten then beat hard Add last three and onequarter cups of flour sifted with five level teaspoons of baking powder and one cup of milk Bake In II I fopr layers Mash three pints of I strawberries lightly and mix with one cup of sugar Spread the berries on the cake put two together and cover the top one with whipped cream spread over the berries Sarah Bernhardt the great French tragedienne has been made a member of the Legion of Honor and Drey fus has been decorated with a cross of this famous legion IlfiHHAICoHDITIOH 2 lItONlYIOICWt CURE I fOB 0 Jd SALTSftK vnfC PROVENBYTEST IN CAT1U II I OW i OF MANY YEARS 10 TrST EDCNeCNT MARKET FOR DISEASr STOCK Of AUhVDS fiESTMK APPETITE AN9 KU03V AK UK 3 TUM KiT AH3 vSCOPRft TIIGHMANJ HOT A FOODwr pjsay3T5Cx tz IClNoE GIVE 1TATr4L SAVl YOU AMKA15 PRICt25 ENTSAM2JAC roslEBYLtRrrAu DtillGGISTS MAtiUFacrusED fiv ACRMHSTfw A ilL iJDS JJJUII ALA Fu I JA J1 J1It It JIt LATEST NEWS FROM THE DIFFERENT iPARTS 5 TOLD IN A BRIEF WAY IN THE GRAHAMVILLE CONNOR COUNTRY Special Correspondence The construction of towns and the expansion of Floridas commercial centers is heralded around in big red and black headlines by the papers of the city the paving of streets and avenues the construction of gas and electric plants the dredging of channels across bars these are all daily talked and written of by press and people but the happenings in fields and forests remote from our cities where the tilling of the soil and the felling of the forests are carried on and also where the euectric harness is adjusted to the swift crystal streams with which to produce and transport to our cities to make them grow all this seems to move to the front with such little comment that only a very few at times only those who are connected with the work know of the great things which are carried on to erect our busy pretty and modern Florida cities Were it not for the screeching blasts of the pullboat whistle which daily rend the air in Silver Springs run few of us would know of the I great work that is being done up in that remote section The Wilson Cypress Companys pullboat No 3 which is stationed within one mile of Delks Bluff Is do ing a large business pulling logs from the swamp to the river On Tuesday accompanied by Miss Rebecca Counts her cousin Miss Jessie Woods of Ocala and Mr George Hodge this scribe went up to the Wilson Cypress Companys pullboat No3 in a rowboat Arriving there we were given the key of the pull boat and told to be Hat home by its genial engineer Mr Oscar Furr We went up to the boat to get news notes for the Banner and incidentally for a pleasure trip Those who have not had the opportunity of seeing a logboat pull logs cannot imagine the strength of the swamp giant It is indeed a giant and it tears the swamp in twain when two or three sticks attached to its threequarterinch cable come in In talking with the boats popular engineer Mr Furr we learned that three sticks are generally pulled at a trip and on an average nine trips are made in a day Each stick contains three logs therefore on an average the boat win pull eightyone logs in a day These logs are floated down the Oklawaha to the Wilson Cypress Cpmpanys mill at Palatka The comanys launch Rust comes up from Palatka every ten days to pay off Prof Russell wife and child of Inverness are the guests of Mr and Mrs Pat Randall at Connor For the past several years Professor Russell has taught school at Inverness Fla This summer he attended the normal course and taught Latin at Gainesville Fla This year Professor Russell was elected principal of the Starke high school and today he leaves for Inverness to pack up in order to move to his new home immediately We sympathize with Innerness over the loss of such an honorable family as the Russells and we rejoice with lucky Starke for gaining their citizenship Professor Russell for several years before he went to Inverness was the efficient teacher of the Grahamville public school and there is no better teacher and educator in the land than he Miss Jessie Woods of Ocala who is the guest of her cousin Miss Rebecca Counts in Grahamville leaves tomorrow for her home Mrs Howard Hall and daughter Opal of Arcadia were the guests last week of Mr and Mrs Durisoe Friday evening after the day snift of files had gone off and the nightshift I of mosquitoes and fireflies had come on duty and the stars had come out there came from the Grahamville direction the sound of the picking of a banjo Immediately following it was the boom of guns and the rattling of old plows and bells and we knew that from the sound an old country serenade was on Our curiosity was up instanter and we learned that a party was serenading our new comers Mr and Mrs Hamp Price and Miss Eula Fort Mrs Prices isterinlaw who is visiting them Misses Carrie and Flossie Holly are in Ocala taking music lessons Miss Carrie Holly will teach the Graham ville school this coming term Lest we forget there will be a picnic I at the home of Mr and Mrs Perkins on August 7 Everybody who can come and bring your baskets This picnic is an annual affair given in honor of 3Irs Perkins whose birthday comes on that day Mrs Perkins will be 08 years old on August 7 Mr Jonn Graham of Ocala is visiting his parents Mr and Mrs Graham over Sunday Mr and Mrs Harvey Smiith are 4at home to their many friends at Po WASTING STRENGTH Women who suffer from unnecessary dlsagr 1 I painful weakening female complaints will find i II Wine iof Cardui is a safe and pleasant remedy fbtij their ills It acts directly upon all the delicate inflaCIjjj tissues purifying the blood throwing off the cogv 1 matter and relieving female disorders such as irreg 1 scanty profuse painful catamenia prolapse etc 1 Also relieves headache backache dizzii ri cramps dragging pains nervousness irritability etc vl If you need advice write us a letter telling us 1 your symptoms We will send free advice ins aed envelope Address Ladies Advisory De xr The Chattanooga Medicine Co Chattanooga Term ALL DRUGGISTS SELL IT IN 100 BOTTLES I I WROTE YOU WINE Tl for advice and by following It and Mn taking Cardul Female Troubles my 1n were redMrs Wallace Lavaca Ala J12 OF Mr mona Fla Mr and Mrs Oliver McDonald I are at home to their friends at Ocala Fla and Mr and Mrs Paul I I Fore are at home to their frIend at the home of Mr Fores parents Mr and Mrs Fore at Connor FlaMrs Mrs Oliver McDonald and Mrs Paul Fore are sister of Mr Harvey Smith and their parents are Mr and Mrs Smith of Lynne They also have a single sister Miss Dora Smith at Lynne Miss Doras brother and I two sisters were all married within JI two weeks Mr Samuel Long who had his hand badly cut by a cold chisel last week is back to his labors at the sawmill of Oliver Nix Mrs Robert Einig and children of Lynne came down from Lynne Wednesday and spent the day with rela tives Miss Cone of Palatka came up Friday evening and was the guest of ME and Mrs Randall until Saturday She is now the guest of Mr and Mrs Hinton at Starkes ferry on the old Oklawaha The rains have again set in and the Oklawaha is rising Yesterday for the first time as far as we remember the mail carrier of the Ocala Silver Springs and Connor route abandoned the Grahamville ferry route and went via Sharps ferry Dangerous indeed is the Graham ville route ALBERT ANSON GRAHAM The western chicken crop is said to be very fine Ice Cream Social at Kendrick Friday Night We are requested to announce that there will be an ice cream social at Kendrick Friday night August 10 at the school house The social will be given for the benefit of the church Everybody is cordially invited It is hoped that Ocala and all neighboring places will be well represented ke Arrested for Trap Fishtnf Enoch Wells MarshaU Mr Strickland and Fiddia sit near the Ocklawaha river in Uu cinity of FortyTwo were at Ocala yesterday in answer to a mons from Deputy Sheriff Th Mr Bishop who are charged witk fishing in the Ocklawaha river Tl will have a hearing before Judge Joseph Bell this They are accompanied by MS Mr Prevatt Wells Daniel Jo and other witnesses 1 Capt Allan Gibson of was an Ocala visitor I ViSitoryesterda The Jones Family Reunion Atlanta will have a reunion of tlft 1 Jones family on August 5th All thi Jones In the country are invited to present If your name is Jose is all that is necessary The inductions will be Mr net Jones and the Misses Jones It pr ises to be a big day Brotherhood God what a rldif men In atretfj and mart Felt the same kinship of the hi heart Which makes them in the face flame and flood Rise to the meaning of true br hood Ella Wheeler Wi FRECKLES AND PIM REMOVED la TE Days Nadmol Tk cbJlllf Bwratifttr i lw dors by t1ioiM of gratefulLi42a4 1 guarutMd all facial tioMand rtttort beau of youth worst C3HtJia twenty d1y50c aid Sat all leading drug atora or by sit w4 br NATIONAL TVLIT MI In Time Of Hot Prepare For Cold We would rather sell the balance of out STRAW HATS and SUMMI CLOTHING at a big reduction than to carry them over If you are gemS buy anything in our line now you will save money by giving us a call Patent Leather Oxfords In All the Latest Style DEDUCED TO 300 A PAIR Chambers Shoe Company McMillan Bros I Southern Copper Works Manufacturers of Turpentine Still and General Metal Workers Old Stills taken in exchange for new ones Eatching through the country a specialty Orders by mail or wire will receive prompt attention at either of the I follc7ing vorks FAYE7TENLLE fCC SAVANNAH 0 JACKSOffViLLE FLA i MOBILE ALA 5.