The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1901-03-08
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There il 40 intemperauce i'm ia
pan-and what"
Journalism j. a necessity oc tn,
age. IL i the book of lhc millions
None are TOO poor 10 bay newSpa-
per.
NJ. Bryan states that the circuja-
ton Of his paper has reached $4,000
copies, not including the sales at news
stands.
AS soon a. few more northern
states fall in line, negro burning may
become sort Of national sport.-At-
lanta Journal
Great men always appear when a
great crisis is reached. One, or more.
If needed, comes at the right time and
at the right place.
If it didn't have to go North for
life anu fire insurance and for manu-
featured goods to eat and to wear.
Florida would have money to burn.
The proposed extra session of con-
gress will give Vice President Roose-
Welt an opportunity to shift from lion
hunting TO lassoOing Ben Tillman.-
Atlanta Journal.
The Ocaia Banner tips its hat to
another queenly type of American
"omanhood-Mrs. Emmons Blaine |
has just presented the Chicago Uni |
versity with s2,O00.OOO.
A copper cent has been drawn ont
INTO 500 feet Of w:re. but is il he.
heved either Uncle Russ sage or Aunt
Hetty Green could make it go further
than that. Journal.
The Atlanta Journal is said to have
she best "paragrapher'' in the South.
1t looks that way. Elsewhere We
PRINT some Of these paragraphs and
eur readers can judge Of their merits. |
When 1t is considered that Admiral
Sampson had both, it mast be admit
BED that q course at Annapolis and So /
siat advantages are not the only ,
fhings necessary to produce = gentle
Han.-Atlanta Journal. ;
American holders Of British bonds o
have been notified that they must paw l,
NE per cent. iucome tax. It is 10 p
be hoped it is true. Americans i'm. 81
'estlng in foreign securities is a Ink il
Rry they should be made to pay for. I
secretary Gage has made the best =.
arlH argument yet heard from that :,
lde. He says IF Russia puts q tariff =,
u our goods She will simply have to 20
'sy more for them" Mr.. Mckinley -,
seq To declare that the other fellow l.
AID the duty.-Atlanta Journal. -
mat Is the best religion that lifts ju
Ian from lower to higher levels so
hat broadens his intellect elevatos Of
Is perceptions. softens and refines his w
lsuncis. That is the best religion Ian
lat Recognizes the humanity in man. rel
reiIgion that builds character is wa
liter than the religion that bpiJds res
lurches. tn.
Ii beauty is as beauty does how w
au'liui are women. She don't 90 CIV
AItzlng around town with = cigar up'
Ie III her mouth and in and ont of pei
cry saloon. She don't 90 fishing
Ia . bottle as her principal bait. ,ns
e DON'T make the lambient attn -os- .n ~ u
ere sulphuriouS with slang and saw 'ui
can lick anybody on earth. iio'
Inc sailors say that the chief sup the
rt ana last refuge of ship with the q te
'skers around her on rocky coast wOr
TIE anchor, and in the voyage of orgi
man : safest refuge is self-reliance to Il
man who las the moral courage that
iety all temptation and exclaim 81 the
hhoderick Dhu, the Scotch chIef- ply
when beset by foes 10 {;
3 ol,s one come all, this rock >hag av favo
OF likely to f,-aa C.,ao The
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