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The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
An Indiana farmer saws:

Right after the war l took 100 bushels
of wheat to the railroad station and received
for ii $3.50. paid $40 fora Studebaker wagon,
$40 for taxes, and took home 500 Last year my
son, who is working the farm, took 100 bushels
ofwhcat to the same station, got 500 for it, paid
it all for taxes on this farm, got no wagon, now
selling for 500, and took no money home
How many farmers here have we
heard tell of even greater experiences
with their little carts of cotton. But
then in those day the moneys wasn't
honest But didn't it buy meat and
bread and didn't it pay taxes? or
course it did. We are told even by an
eminent writer right here IN one of the
Ocala papers that OR money will now
pass for a dollar all over the world ~
Isn't this consoling to the poor farmer
who can hardly wiring enough produce
either Of oranges, vegetables, or cot
ton, or all combined from our generous
soil, to satisfy Bro. wartmann. How
long are we poor miserable fools. to be
humbugged BY this sophistry SO bare
faced and transparent that Horace
Greeley would call lyings We want
you men who think you are living ia
prosperous times 10 answer this ques-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
South Floridiau.
"Be a Man or a Mouse. y

There are few newspaper editors
in Florida who, like the Pensacola
News, are mere tools in the hands of
their masters, and are forced to do
their bidding. They have "sold their
birthright for mess OF pottage,n and
as slaves are serving out their terms.
For these we harbor only feelings of
commisseration. There are others,
however, who are lighting under
false colors,n and invoking contempt
upon theirs heads. They are bitterly
abusing the thirteen democrats who
published an address in which is
promulgated the necessities for
railroad commission. They have
right to exercise this perogative, and
TO oppose the commission, but we do
deny that they have any right to live
the lives of common, periurers as
they are in pretending to favor COM
mission, and SANDER and malign us
for honestly advocating what they
only pretend to do. If they were
honest in their advocacy of COM
mission, would they indulge in the
eowardly and contemplate abuse
which has characterized their cam
paign?
These ISLANDERS are made to pre-
judice the people against us; to again
have them say, "What good can
come out of Nazareth.
Now again we say that they have
right to oppose commission, but we
deny to them the right to continue
the campaign of lying and deceiving
they have begun.
70 such an editor. We ask, 'sbe
man or mouse Don't say you fa-
vor a measure, and then abuse others
for doing the same thing. 1t is not
only inconsistent but an outrageous
-
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
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If it doesn't benefit or cure, you
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On these terms, it's an insult to
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Old Ned il Missouri.

The democratic party seems to be in
bad shape Ia Missouri. The party
there is not like it was ia Benton,s
day. It is in a regular hotch potch of
confusion. The Washington cores
pondent of the Chicago Times gives
tie following description of it:
Democracy in Missouri is in bad shape, The
ship is on the rocks. l have been pretty well
over the state and I've never seen the democrats
IN such temper. They will raise Ned with us
at this autumn's election at least What's the
matter with them Bonds are the matter Cold
the death of silver, Wall street the sugar ring
and all the other rings a huInbug tariff bill
forming in the Senate; all are the matter with
them. What'ii they do2 How will their wrath
and resentment express itself? BY staying away
from the polls They'll sulk, skulk. anything
you like but vote. oh some few will vote the
populist ticket, some handful or so the repubIi-
cam but the real trouble will be the stay-at-
homes. Yes, sir, the democrats of Missouri are
in horrible temper. heard more profanity in
the month I've been away than in any half year
I've ever lived in Missouri. The democrats are
in the awful mood when they won't stay where
they are nor go anywhere else.
Yes, they blame Cleveland. They accuse him
of constant succession of party injuries They
say he's done everything wrong and nothing
right. That he's broken his promises and de-
med the hopes of his party, They look on him
as possessed body and soul by money ring, and
as one gone crazy to make money. Cleveland
has been poisoned by money; that's the way they
look at him. And while they resent it and turn
their backs on him my own thought is they feel
more sorrow than indignation. And if you want
to hear a man rip, swear and tear ask a Missouri
democrat what he thinks of the senate. 1t is
enough to bewiider one, the utter rage they
every one of them-seem to feel for the senate
tell you what you may not believe it, but you
set the senate down in Missouri tomorrow morn
ing and it will be nlobbed mobbcd tarred and
feathered before 10 o'clock That's the way the
Missouri democrats feel about the senate. They
believe the control of the senate is with the rings
They believe that the tariff bill now being dis
c1ssed in the senate is bought and paid for by
the rings. There is no need to extend ones re-
marks ON that point There is but one grand
universal curse of the senate going up from one
end of the Missouri democracy TO the other
What will be the outcome9 OF the fifteen mem
bers OF the house from Missouri the democracy
wont get more than eight next time The party
Will be i'll luck If it does as well. of course
know people think these things ought to be
denied lied about, and hidden. But what's the
use2 It's the truth and all is bound TO come out
right i'll the end We might as well talk it, and
face it like men. We must do the best we can,
but just now, between Cleveland and the senate,
the Missouri democracy is galloping to the
devil
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

IN the Circuit Court ot the tjiiised states, Fifth
Judicial Circuit. III and Eof the northern dis
trict OF Flofida--fh Chahcety
b. S. BRIGGS and sWlkE SMITH. trustees of
Keighley Of the, eoiitty nf Yorkshire, King
dom of Great Btitiah vs. THE 0cAI,A LIME
COMPANY eorpptatloA efeated and doing
business under the laws Of the State of Florida
and having its place Of business at Ocaia Ma
rion county. Florida, ct al
TT APPEARING FROM THE AFFibAvIT
i of W. b. OWEN. confpiAinaht's attorney
that the defendant WILLIAM PENNINGTON
is not a resident Of the State Of Florida. that
ne is resident Of .pattefso4. N j. United
states of Ametica, aud that he IS above the age
Of twenty ons years: Il Is therefore ordered
that the said defe4dant does appear to the bill
herein filed on or beIdfe the
6th day u Ai1slst. A b. 1894.
the said bill Will IL ali tHiHKs Be taken as con-
fessed as against the said deItfdaiit.
II is further ordered that this order be pub
listed once week for four consecutive weeks in
tn Gala Banner, newspaper Published in
tn dcounty. Done and ordered this 70 day
OF :, A. D. 1894. PHILIP WALTER
Owen Clerk OF the q. 81 Ce,ff
june Complaiuants Solic tor.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

Under AND By VIRTUE OF A ffSat
~ decree Of the circuit court. made Oh ne
nth day Of April A. d. Is9s. BY the judge d $40
court in and for Marion county. Florida sfh lu.
dicial circuit, in chancery. ia Il certain cause
then pending in said court wherein " q. Ait
THEIR, as trustee, e al, were the compiaiualts
and ELTON HOYT, q al. were the deiendaiiis'
i, as special master. appointed ia this cauee 90
execute said decree. VIII ON
Monday. the 6ad day ~ August A d 1874. 3
in front of the south door Of the court houst la
the city of Ocala, Marion county. Florida uithin
the legal hours of sale. offer aud expose for salt
aud will sell at public auction % the highest 4n4
best bidder for cash the mortgagcd premises
described in said decree a. follows. to.wit our
y1ded with other owners Of all the several parcei
or tracts Of land described as follows; TIE ~
OF the wa OF the swA aud sell 81 s,sA ~ ~
| of section q and ne Of neK Of section Sc. az j
township rs 5, range IS and W Of nU4 -
NV, nwA AN, and mex Of nwk q NV q ssstioe
OF Florida, containing 80 acres more or lev.
Also the .oiiowing lands in Marion connis
Florida Lots numbered respectively D q q
e, according 70 the map Of the public euffel =
containing as S3-ioo acres, more Or less
Also the tract beginning AZ the ne eornef oi
thence west chains and IS links thence suui
20 chains, thence east chains and IS links
thence north ~ chains and 50 Inks therce east 3
west chains g the place al beginning. cuuiatu
ing - acres Of land, more OF Iess.
Also beginning at the NV conner u seciion tl
township u = range ~ e. and running caA q
Chains, south AZ chains. west a. chains. lnti
north "a chains containing 10 acres more Or
less.
Also beginning and 3 rods south OF the south
east corner Of the neh Of section 81 township d
south range q east. running thence souib -
rods, thence east = rods 10 the piacr % lcEiu=
ming containing one acre. more OF less.
Also the tract being the uwH 81 she utA q
section 3. township 3 SOUTH rsnge - east. 80,
the rights OF ways 20 railroad across any lane
belonging TO c. G HARRIS. his heirs or asslE1t
also right OF way over any land Of ttlyN
HOYr to any Of the property above described @
50 much thereof as may be sulficicnt 90 .atitit
said decree and costs This April soth 1894.
SIMEON 4. SfSTRl>k
RICHARD MccoNArHY special Master
complainauts solicitor. .9nn
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Who Ave Democrats 2

Mr.. Cleveland, yr Carlisle and fol-
lowers say that those persons who fa-
vor the "tree and unlimited coinage of
silver at the ratio OF is to IL are popu-
lists and are not democrats. On the
contrary, Senator Morgan and a ma
jority of bis colleagues in the Senate,
say that the representatives who have
gone over to the gold standard and
oppose the free and unlimited coinage
silver are not democrats but are mug
wumps and republicans. So those
Congressman calling themselves demo-
Gratis who voted against the repeal of
the 10 per cent state bank tax it is said
are not democrats at all but are full
fiedged republicans. That those men
calling themselves democrats and who
favor the government control of rail-
roads are mistaken as to their politi
cal identity that they are not demo-
Gratis but are rank populists. And
now comes Senator Hill and says that
those who favor an income tax are
not democrats but are populists of the
first water and are false to the tradi-
tions of democracy.
The question arises, Who of us are
democrats?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

Some centuries ago there We're an
nual vlsitations of ''plaguesn in the
more populous cities that were simply
awful In their fatality. In Rene TO-
600 people died daily. In Constants
nople 200,0O0persons persisted from one
visitation. In Naples 100000 were
carried Off in six months. But as the
centuries advanced and sanitary meas
nres improved the fatality lessened.
The last visitation In Europe was in
l720 when 1t broke out in Marseilles
and claimed 10000 victims. It has
now broken out in China and is pro-
duclng wide spread alarm. But as the
sanitation OF Europe and America has
reached such a state Of perfection it
Is believed II will not find Judgment
ID either country.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

Congressman Oates, of Alabama,
said that Mr.. Cleveland said the Wall
street contingent "had the country by
the leg.n And they don't seem to let
go. They pull it rigth and left and
Whenever they begin to pull Mr.. Car
Isle makes very prompt and obedi-
ent response. We were told that if
We 1--WE mean the democratic party of
course) would repeal the Sherman law
unconconditionally, times would inn
prove, the country would become
prosperous and gold would stop flow
ing to Europe. Well, we put the Chi
cago platform behind us, and
repealed the Sherman "make-shift'
without recourse or conditions, but
what has become of the prosperity
Have any of you seen it? 1t is stalk
ing over the country making good
democrats rich, or has it gone fishing
You fellows who have been struck by
it, hold up your hands Has tn gold
stopped its flow to Europe? No, no
Its expectation lept right along as it
had been doing under the Sherman
law. The business of ''fooling foolsn
Is nice occupation, isn't it? In adj
dition to the unconditional repeal of
the Sherman law Mr.. Carlisle asked
permission to issue fifty million of
principal and interest gold bearing
bones. This was done. Did it stop
the flow of gold to Europe? No. Did
1T bring prosperity? No. What's the
next step? Mr.. Carlisle is asking per-
mission to issue seventy-five million
more of principal and interest bearing
bonds, What for? To back up the
treasury gold reserve fund. Will it do
IL? No 1t will flow right along to
Europe and the farce go on. The
Wall street contingent have fashioned
golden calf and those in power are
dazzled by it, and until the democrat
ic people rise like Moses did in his
fury and smite this calf to atoms the
democratic party will forget its tradi-
tions and like the children of Israel
the country viii get beside itself.
What the democratic party wants is
to go back to the teachings of its
founders and restore the dollar Of the
daddies" and the prosperity of that
era will return again to us. The bust
ness of 'fooling foolsn should stop. The
''foolsn should turn against their
''foolers.n
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

The Pensacola News is the most be-
nevolent newspaper printed in the
United States. II says the large num-
her OF persons receiving the paper will
not tc required to pay for 1t unless il Is
their pleosHre to- do 50. mo pay,'' it
says, will be asked from any reader
who has not first ordered the News
This h clever isn't 1t, but does the
News know that this unbounded gem
erosity makes 1t unavailable as second
class matter?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
The World in Reply to Hill on the Iu-
come Tax.

come Tax.
A tax on large incomes is the only
tax that can result in no possible hard
ship to any. 1t is the only form OF tax
that is certain to fall upon those alone
who have the money to pay it with
and to whom payment will be no
burden.
Senator Hill declaims against it as a
war taxi With Sl90,0O0,000 of
annual expenditures upon war account
how is it possible to avoid war taxes?
Is not so percent average tariffa war
tax? Are not our internal taxes on
liquor and tobacco survival of war
imposts?
An income tax is necessary because
the Government must have more rev.
enue.
1t is just because 1t conforms to the
right principle of taxation-to levy
taxes with view to the ability of men
to pay and to the benefit which they
receive from the Government.
1t is Democratic because it is equi-
table, because it will enable the Gov
ernment to lessen the taxes upon the
necessaries of the people, because it
divides part of the burden according
to the strength to bear it.
Trades against the income tax cam
not turn back the tide in its favor. The
bill is faulty. The exemption should
be raised and the tax made progressive.
The logic of the law demands this. But
even as it stands the income-tax pro-
vision is the strongest section of the
bill as the votes in the Senate yesterday
demonstrated.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

Queen Victoria believes herself to be
a llneal descendant of David, the King
of Israel, and is projecting visit to
the Holy Land to look at the graves
of her ancestors. Why don't she put
herself on a level with the rest of us,
claim lineal kinship to Adam and
visit his long neglected grave?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

The highest railroad bridge in the
United States is over the Kinzua VIA
duct. Its greatest height is 800 feet.
II Is on the Buffalo, Rochester and
Pittsbarg railroad in Pennsylvania
The highest railroad bridge in the
world Is over the Santa Gustina via
duct In the Tyrol. 1t is 400 feet high.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
NOTICE.

NOTICE
In the Circuit Court of the Fifth Judicial Circuit
of Florida in aud for Marion County, In
Chaucery.
CENTRAL. TRUST COMPANY OF NEW
YORK VS.. THE EAGLE PHOSPHATE COM
PANY and EDWARD BAILEY. Trustee.
TN PURSUANCE OF AN INrERLOcUTORY
II order in the above stated cause made ON the
sth cay of Iune 1904 all holders OF bonds exc
cuted by THE EAGLE PHOSPAHTE COMPANY
and secured by the mortgage to the complainant,
YORK are hereby required to file said bonds
with me as Special Master appointed in sand
order, on or before the 18TH DAY OF JULY, A.
ID. 1904 r. A. BURFORD,
Special Master.
Ocala, Florida, June IS, 1894.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
THE OCALA BANNER


Transient advertisements must be paid for
an advance.
All advertisements must take the run of the
paper. unless otherwise stipulated by contract,
and then additional charge will be required.
Local or reading notices, Other than calling
attention 20 new advertisements and local
nand Bills. 10 cents per line for 1rst insertion.
and s cents per line for each subsequent.
Bills for advertising are due after the first
Insertion. or when presented. except when
otherwise contracted for.
all Communications for publication should
be addressed 20 the editor.
cumvaunicati rus pertaining 10 business. or
remltiances. should be add essed TO the
manager.
Correspondents wanted at every post Office
Marion county. Communications for pub
.icati0n should be mailed In time 10 reach The
HAMMER once not later than Wednesday, 70
insure publication for the week Intended.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

Col. w. ID. Chipley is the prouiest
man In the Stateand well he has right
to be. He has carried the primaries
10 his county for state senator by fif-
teen hundred majority. Who said the
people were prejudiced against railroad
men?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

NOTICE
A IL. PERSONS WILL. TAKE NOTICE THAT
"A the undersigned will apply to the Judge OF
the County Court of Marion County, al 0cala
Florida on the
18th day Of Judy. A d. 1894,
for leave TO sell all the interest of Mary Williams
an infant in the following described real estate
to wit;
south = of n w u of Section s6 in Township
Thirteen, south of range Twenty east: Containing
eighty acres more less the interest of the said
Mary Williams being one half undivided inter-
est in the said property.
b. DUPRE HODGE,
as sheriff and exofcio administrator of the estate
Of Handy Williams deceased
ISjust Hugh F. Miller, atty
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

The outlook for Mallory is by no
means bright. He has lost his own
county. But the bible saying in his
case may becom true, viz: "a prophet
Is not without honor save in his own
land.v
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

Jerry Simpson was criticised by the
fastidious because he didn't wear socks
and now Senator Call is scored be-
cause he does wear socks, beautiful
blue ones, at that, and they say he ex-
poses them most too freely. Some
people are nervously sensitive and
hard to please.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

We are indeed falling ON evil times.
In Georgia the other day a father made
a criminal assault on his own daughter
and the next day in North Carolina an
uncle criminally assaulted and then
murdered his own neice.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

Senator Butler surely is resting his
senatorial courtesy for the use of the
Senate and is not distributing it in his
STUMP speeches through South Caro-
lima. Between Tillman and himself
II Is nip and tuck as to which can be
the more foul-mouthed.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
NOTICE OF ArTAcHMENr.

To Belljdlnln r. leeds:
NO ARE HEREBY NOTIFIED THAT A
Il writ of attachment has been issued against
you, and your property has been attached to
satisfy the same. and you and all other persons
ONCE Of the clerk Of the circuit court for Marion
county, Florida, on or before the
First Monday IN September a. D 1894
to answer said action. ENocH W ACNEW.
ID. A. MILLER Plalnfiff
Clerk Circuit Court Marion County Fla
W. s. BULLOCK, Plaintiff > atty. Run
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NorIcR

a IL PERSONS WILL TAKE NOTICE
~ that !, the undersigned Administrators Of
W. j. ABSTON will apply to the county Judge Of
Marion county, Florida, on the
LIST Monday "a JULY,
at his Office in the city of ocaia for leave to sell
the following lands of said estate to-wit: North
half n1a1 Of southeast quarter OF the southeast
quarter # the southeast quarter Of section
thirteen, township fifteen south of range II east
IN Marion county, Florida, for the purpose of
paying the debts of said estate the personal
property OF said estate having been exhausted.
MARTHA "A. OWENS
HUGH Z. MILLER, Admx est of W l. Abston
Attorney 1iuuSf
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

Hatch's anticipation bill passed the
House last Friday by vote of $50 to
81. Mr.. Cooper voted against the bill
and Mr.. Mallory for it.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
NOTICE OF INTENTION TO APPLY
FOR LETTERS PATENT.

NOTICE Is HEREBY GIVEN THAT PuR-
~ suant to chapter III, section 22so of the
r. $ OF the state of Florida the undersigned
named persons having associated themselves to-
gether for charitable purpose, and will on
the
25tIi day of June 4. d. 1885,,
soon thereafter as can be heard make an
plication to the Hon. w A. Hooker, Judge OF
the circuit court for the flh judicial circuit OF
the-state of Florida, in and for Marion county
at chambers in ocala, Fla. for charter or in
corporation of the Enforcement Bureau of the
Knights of Pythias of the state of Florida the
proposed charter of which being now on file in
the Office of the clerk of the circuit court for
Marion county, Florida.
+. c. w. WILLIAMS
K b. BROOKS
ID. NJ. PAPPY,
A A. PAPPY,
And others for the Grand Lodge OF Florida.
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General Evans has Withdrawn from
the guhernatorial race in Georgia.
II Is sad for the old veterans and
comes as bugle blast to the country
that the New South is in the ddle.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29
IRE Crowning Reau,v u Woma !

Is luxuriant growth Of Hair. Beggs'
Hair Remover Is guaranteed to give
satisfaction, as it is purely vege-
table preparation, and acts directly on
the roots Of the hair. Sold and war.
ranted by JAS. B. Carlisle, Ocala Fla
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

Major Abrams says there Is but one
man in Florida who has bigger rep
uration for lying than Major Marks.
Who is the other fellow?
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1894-06-29

The city council of Jacksonville has
extended formal invitation to the
National Editorial Association 10 hold
llh next meeting in that city.