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pefiene1 and one who has been a
star at Tie ead of his 0Wn company.
Mir. Sunyana portrayal of the et!af"
actcr of tue hera in 'i!uman liearis
tends distinction 10 tie prescnta
ton fHata5 not heretofore been sh-
On. afsaa Hearts' is Play tbal
appcfas t5=e'f glaa5es of tHe299} ss.lrs
aud 6c=IF9 t'at p more tam ordi
ANS 542 ao campals5 las bees ~
pIasa# 4s y.sje - ae=CIzs#
mofe ~ sIaaan liaartz
te 6 aatt=a at t4e E4s+ nsa
the9ta =4sael.i1g aisht
goo,
oG-91.- as4a WHO a0p5ar5 IN
"90afz eEas4 ua@ theatsr j..
nieht tas 'as NaAs aays:
s1a.t. ifh# eaaaae., las4 might i1
eUaH f#u54ti# ereadeR=hy Ma
riaa tgsaf9t8. So far as tte et al
lis q a...Iec f@r record. il mas ba
that Ii Waz nj artistic alcca5s ana aH
occasion Of complete and tarreaehIu4
persona triumph for MIS-. Bruno. Ne
attraction ef de season has engaged a
moro discriminating or Authoritative
gath4iaa. aud arWWaI vas liberalN
oHpfa- ad HoJ only Of the acting OF tae
earL company. bat 0f the admirable
attention af eeac aud eostumie aoe25=
aarjr5 vt5rH l.'seIf eeitHihute1=l ~
the He.es Of performance.
sUuaraa ords Mrs. Bruno spen-
did 6p8ef. les for the disnIal o.
her al5-ffj Is @l ef f9Wes Il + not
burdgned with tae poetry IF afaHl
but il abounds in fhcairje enoat There
are fase iinez n Enc play which the
world loves TO quote Vet III aUeoha
the dYematist proves himself a mas
ter OF ta-hujee+ an3 plays upon the
emotion Fita a touch of aasarpassed
hrmness and power; while it is diff
fcult TO define the motive or moral
of This drama. It's dramatic substance
may he said To consist i'll the analy-
sis Of an exceptional phase Of human
nature. Il depicts the love the jeal-
OuSy the rage. the despair, the frenzy
of woman of strong and of tender
and loving heart The character OF
'Unorna' is a peculiar one, and it is a
tribute to Mrs Brune's genius that
she interprets the role with an inter
est that Is not merely theatrical but
essentially and irresistibly human.
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HmUSEmENTS 5

The following excellent attractions
have been booked by the management
of the Elks theater for November:
Mrs. Brune--November 20.
Al G.. FieId-Novembe q.
Human Hearts, November "a, 1902.
4. F.
For the production of Human
Hearts" this season. Manager w E.
NangevlIc has secured for the lead
ing role of Tom Logan" Mr.. e. p.
Sullivan, leading actor Of much eA-
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eeal aaiMa5ioa of - and beast,
ee4tiaeea uasE z=Cer the snow
~ eeas,
ae@ 4sza year
taAes ltec cloudy days to bring
& How.
If1.fe snownakes increase in size a
ihaw will follow
II there IS no snow before January
{. re will u tHo more snow IN March
mi April.
liz March mHeA snow,
10 plants and trees much woe.
The more snow, the more healthy
the season.
Heavy SHOWS in winter fayors the
crops Of the following summer.
When the first snow remains on the
ground some time in places not ex-
posed 10 the sun, expect a hard winter.
When the snow falls dry, it means
TO lie:
But flares light and soft bring rain
Oft
Snow is the poor mans fertilizer.
and good crops will follow winter
et heavy snowfall.
If much snow be spread on the
mountains in winter, the season of
planting will be made blue with YER
dure.
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In the quietly effective work of the
first and second acts Miss Brune was
observed with the closest attention.
and frequently rewarded with ap-
plause, but it was not until the scene
of the third act in which 'UnOrna' dis
covers the full treachery Of Keyorke
that she exhibits the full strength of
her histrionic resources.
Enroll Dunbar, F.. X. Spencer, Frank
Hennig, Claus Bogal, Percy Warde
and Miss Spencer We're all not only
good, but all that could be asked for
in support of Mrs. Brune.'
+ i.
Dancers may come and dancers may
go, but the perennial Doc Quigley
goes on forever. and each season some
thing new for those Comedy legs" to
Go. 1t is needless to state that Doc
Qugley is still fixture with the AL
G. Field Minstrels as he has been for
the past fifteen years For the pres
ent season Mr.. Quigley has origina-
ted an entire new act in the dancing
line, in which the poetry of motion
ar'istically combines with the go
tcSQuc movements of his legs The act
is by far tfe most ambitious OF his
long career q the creator OF dancing
novelties and as in all bis previous
efforts is distinctivcly different from
all other tcrpschorean comedy. AT
El5s new theater Friday night.
:. !.
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]. u

During Tie rehem al for the orig,
inal nr9d9ction OF llo.4's Stranger
= \ = forll ~ ziCh VIII be preseat-
~ a, .ae 1iHs 0oW fteat2y nogt Tuas-
tlGt uia}t the author wa considerably
worried as to the appropriaje finish
i enc Fet. Among the guests n the
aotc where Mt. Royt WAS stopping at
sAa time was q We'll known divine. Nj
%a=t and the minister had become
glitp friendly and IL was noticed by
the clerical gentleman one evening
that the playwright seemed particular
ly perturbed He was walking up
and down the Office evidently absorbed
in deep thought. Finally the minister
interrupted his reflections by remark
ing: Mr.. Hoyt you seem worried.
Isn't there something | could do to
relieve your mind?' I'm afraid not. "
he answered. I'm trying to hit on &
fitting curtain for one of the acts in
comedy and | am inclined to think
that this is not exactly in your line. :
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Village Ruled by Petticoats

A paradise for petticoats, particular
ly the petticoats worn by the average
suffragist, lies in the village of Lang
um. which is in the remote corne:
Of Wales. Langum women and oyst-
ers reign supreme. To be sure. man
exists there, but merely as vasal or
slave From the earliest day Of
this Welsh village woman has been
the director. the arbiter. Womankind
and oysters have made Langum what
the chance tourist finds it today
exclusive, self-satisfed, unaisturbing
and undisturbed. Even the oldest in
habitant cannot tell why the Langum
acepter was given over to women.
1t is a peaceful reign. toe, that Wo
man has held over this small town. Ne
spirit Of anarchy has ever ari ion. W0-
men direct the Incoming and outgoing
beats They often mGa lfc's FAR fish
ing trips upon the sea. They oversee
also the work OF gardening ard all
the labor in the home
l+yaa the Wayside inn is ran and
4ahed bE women, and should q yiai-
II 6ai15 ale at de Iecai ban inquire
we = - ban behind it and some Of
s..s MONS alaEiae ga Honest
5jfz5. Ee sin -tat4 ti1at t2ia i
Ia Ha'rf1se's maH. - sat3A Morgan s..
fba aD&HH husband. however, does
=t sand ia Mood Of compassion.
- Days 5rezt i. H.e. .a saa
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hung from them to reward the lucky
ones.
When you wish 10 score by points
a card Of some kind that can be punch
81 mus, be employed. After the cards
are altogether 100 pretty to be spoiled
by ha- ing holes made III them. In this
"a G plain card tie same shape and
size q the decorated one is fasten
to II AZ one corner. and this is used
FOR scoring.
If one does not mind expense, flags
are good counters. Get the tiny silk
ones. using all save one for progress
sion, and reserying the stars and
stripes for lone hands. Small Japan
eae umbrellas are sometimes used.
Tie successful players receiving loops
Of ribbon to tie on the spOkes of the
umbrella and the lone hand players
have given them little lanterns or fans.
ill or brass wire is twisted in the
fern ef a bracelet. This is slipped
on the arm and from it are hung by
ribbons or gilt cGrd small brass rings.
using the large ones for lone hands.
Tiny bells can be u5eti Or brass buttons
or sleigh bells.
One hostess presented each of her
guests with a quarter Of a yard of rib
bon two inches wide. AS they won
they received small gilt safety pins.
These can be bought very reasonably
by the dozen. Another woman used
lie larga pins with different colored
heads, piak, blue. lavender. white,
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-20

If much snow be spread on the
mountains in winter, the season of
planting will be made blue with YER
dure.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-20

Snow is the poor mans fertilizer.
and good crops will follow a winter
of heavy snowfall.
Pine Bluff daily graphic., 1902-11-20
Novel Ideas in Scorings
for Card Players

NoFcI Ideas in Scorings for Card
iia&nrs
PERHAPS a perpIe@ing d question as
aa# tat ari - when ore is thinking
Of ei*iag a progressive card party is
the Gaa II score cards. for they have
crown - ba .uite as important as the
prizes Or refreshments. Keeping
count 0f the points made really seems
fsircr 5ban scoring fer progression.
bet the latter method is easier and OF
feas a wide field for originality. One
clever woman made ont Of lightweight
cardboard water cGlor sketches repre-
aentiHg slices CT watermelon. On one
side vas fastened loop of ribbon.
and ali around the eis mall notes
were punched.
When player moved mp She was
given a tiny black china doll with a
biz Of ribbon tied around its neck.
This was looped in the edge Of the
slice Of melon For lone hands white
china dolls We're giycn.
Pasteboard may alao be painted
to represent eggs. Whe1 tiny chickens
made Of pasteboard, candy. tin or yeI-
low zephyr are used fer counters.
with large ones for lone hands. Large
hearts are cut from pasteboard and
covered with tissue paper or painted
With q lGop Of ribbon TO hang them
bT and holes around the edge from
which are to danele small candy
hearts. Thee small hearts have holes
pierced through them with hot daru
i9g needle Gr hat PIN After which
it is easy to thread them Wit s5e
baby ribbon.
Bags are made Of ribbon. tar!etOn.
or organdy. and in them are pHt as
one progresses beans marbles can
dies Or nuts, using al Of onc=third for
moving. with something different for
lone hands, TIE tassels that used to
be so much in evidence on fancy work
make odd little counters. They are
to be fastened to a piece of ribbon
that is tied loosely around the arm.
Flowers are used in every imagin-
able way. OF course when 1t is pos
sible to have them the fresh flowers
are to be preferred but the paper
ones make pretty substitutes. Some
times the card of the hostess is u"
holes are punched in it and rihaeas
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SAYINGS ABOUT SNOW.

Burning wood in winter pops more
before snow.
When dry leaves rattle on the trees,
expect snow.
When in the ditch the snow doth lie.
'Tis waiting for more by and by.
Snow is generally preceded by a gen
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The counter is usually divided into
s'ta;ter3 by means Of lines. These are
married. /. 3. ) and 10. for convenience
in counting gilt start designating
The lone hands. Sometimes fifth
division is adde in the cards and
market l.. H., and nunch here means
q lone hand. A popular fancy is to
cut from pastebard the figures of
tiGG@. teens and knayes and to color
then. as the, are on the playing cards.
" 4 recent entertainment when the
ccinr scheme was pink the score cards
were large pink roses cut from a good
pllality of wall paper. This is an idea
lily carried out in any color and is
meet effective as well as simple and
Inexpensive.
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ae i tHat he ~
HaE .fej al ff55 .5ifs
# - - 8;5H5 VI /. 70 pa7a
Icing a lie 10 r,.5e . far=ozea.a-
"aza
fiet#.. ,H=
5Werad ste fats4Ii4't 1pal1s. GHs Il
aI5 eating is certainly tlse= lat per
soH on earth 10 waom ] ah7ala look
10 solve tbis pro}1ae. siewe#es the
ituatia.. is dis TIE position of one
af tte Hrine.fel= il this comedy at tic
particular Hetlf aa. eaai leTiHg is
= most cs aai5ts ire one. He has
laft tis homo in Gaiea5o. presumably
CT Il hu ire ti3p ~ las arrived in
NeN TerA auQ il at a French paA,
a@eola pan. s..g'szea ter eaa9n-
Ing LADY. 40 G4e.0t happen 10 be his
Wife SuddcnF IL learns that bis
wife accompanied by . female de-
taeuFo is on his trail, aud is likely
to meet him at any moment Now
the question is. what is he going to
do about it. If you can suggest So
htioH. / wish ycu would" re prob
!cm was finally solved, but is hardly
neecs AIRY to say that the minister did
not present the solution
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sit with quiet and contented mind
either on his doorstep or his hearth
stone listening, meanwhile, to his wife
and daughter reckoning the gains Of
the days work. He is vexed by no
mental cares of perplexities, or re-
sronsibilities. In fact, he is as happy
as one of the native oysters.
AS to the Langum maid and matron,
they are not only remarkable but they
are picturesque, tall, light, with a
proud dignity of carriage, fair CON-
plexioned and blue eyed, they are the
most attractive and persuasive of the
Terby. Pembroke and Haverford
markets, where Trey go to vend their
oysters.
These stalWart daughters of Eve
lie no uncommon figure in their
sl.ert neat flannel skirts, their shape
les: beaver or low felt hats, their
coarse stockings, stout clogs and their
i>evitable panniers fastened across
TIE shoulders by substantial leather
straps. The girls begin their worl,
carly in life and fearn 10 handle boat
loHG before hey have over como the
'f1iealties q reading. BY the time
#ev aaye arrived at the age of = OF
LEY are thoroughly acquainted
gz=st every detail Of the trade, ana
'4-u become the bread-winners Of the
ai2 bat despite the hardships OF
9..9 iiFea hey retain thoir health and
- GI G@nS years.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-20
Deafness Cannot be Cured

by local applications, a. they cannot
reach the diseased portions Of the ear.
There is only one way to cure deaf
ness, and that is by constitutional
remedies. Deafness is caused by An
intlamed condition Of the mucous, lin
ing of the Eustachian Tube. when
this tube is inflamed you have rumb-
ling sound or imperfect hearing. and
when it is entirely closed, Deafness j.
the result, and unless the inflamma-
ton can be taken out and this tube re-
stored to its normal condition. hear
ing will be destroyed forever; nine
eases out of ten are caused by Catarrh
which is nothing but an inflamed con.
dition Of the mucous surfaces.
We will give One Hundred Dollars
for any case of Deafness (caused hv
catarrhi that cannot be cured bv
Halls Catarrh Cure. Send for circu-
lars; free.
+. j. CHENEY 4 Co Toledo. O.
Sold by Druggists, 75c.
Halls Family Pills are the best
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-20

lion of dollars, all Of which should
be used to construct good roads
throughout the state. Proportion this
money out equally to the several
counties according to their wealth
and need for roads, upon the condi-
tion that the county receiving this
money must first raise an equal
amount either 10y subscription, taxa
ton or bonding. BY this means a
million dollars can be raised for road
purposes, and with the expenditure Of
this sum of money Florida will be
benefited III the sum of fully ten
million dollars"
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For Railroad Commissioner.

We are glad to learn that Hon. jeff
b. Browne has decided To become a
candidate for railroad commissioner
ia the primaries to be held this sum
mer, and we feel sure that his election
to that office is certain.
There are many reasons why the
people Of the state should name Mr.
Browne in the primaries for this i'm
pOrtant office.
He is eminently qualified for the
position, has no axe to grind, and if
placed on the commission viii render
valuable aid in making the commits
sion what the act of the legislature in
tended it to be.
He comes from county which has
no railroad, which j. not tied i'm any
way to the large shippers of the state
or To the great railroad systems, there
fore he will be able to handle IN an
impartial manner the matters brought
before the commission.
The act establishing the commits
sion provides that it shall Ice COM
posed of a railroad man, "A farmer and
a lawyer Mr.. Browne Is either Of the
named two. As a lawyer he is the
peer of any legal light Of the state; he
can go as farmer. because he is large
ly interested in farms on the adjeccnt
keys.
There are many other reasons Why
he should receive the nomination,
which space will not allow liz to ex-
patiate on at present, tut which will
be ample to secure for him tho sup
port of the people Of the state when
they are set forth,
Apart from Mr.. Brownies ability,
the favor of his election is due Monroe
county by the balance Of the state.
We are always in line at election
time, and the politician from every
county knows that Monroe is always
to be relied on. In spite Of this fact,
it has been years since we put forward
a candidate for state Office, and now
that we are asking the press and the
people Of the state to stand by our
candidate for railroad commissioner
We feel that it VIII meet with ready
response from all, or at least a
great . majOrty.-key West Inter-
Ocean.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-20

y Chicago judge recently declared
that "the humane society would not
permit a dog to he treated a. some
men treat their wives, and that no
right-minded jury in the United
States would convict a woman who
righteously defended herself" Just
divorce laws have done much To stop
the brutal wife-beating habit. No
law, no custom, no religion should
compel a gentle, trusting woman to
live with brute in the shape Of nus
band under the absurd theory that
marriages are made in heaven. Our
law makers should not force women
to unite the matrimonial knot with
a loaded pistol.
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How to Spend the Money.

The Florida Cracker offers the fol-
lowing suggestions:
"Now that the state is about to re-
ceive something like 100000, we are
all racking our brain for some way to
spend it. The Cracker would suggest
the following uses:
First, build governors residence
at Tallahassee to cost SIS, 900; this is a
small sum but it would build hand
some residence fully i'm keeping with
our state capitol.
1.-TWO hundred thousand dollars
should he used for the consolidation
and improvement of our various state
institutions of learning.
CONSOLIDATE all the state schools
and equip one on first-class lines. In
conjunction with this, buy a suitable
tract Of land for an experiment sta.
ton, where practical farming Of every
description can be carried on. This
will give the people of Florida infor-
nation which will be very valuable,
and as it is now can only be secured
10y expensive individual experience
and expensive experimenting.
"This will leave nearly half a mill
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-20
Eggs for Hatching.

make a speciality of eggs for hatch
ing from pure bred S. c. Brown Leg.
h"fnS. Good hatch guaranteed. Hi,b
class Belgian Hares. Write for nr;oa
ana booklet. II. o. Common, Ocala
Florida.
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THE COUNTY COMMISSIONERS
CONVENTION.

cipated, it was generally conceded
that it made up in interest for all it
may have lacked i'm numbers.
Every delegate was intensely in
earnest and will return home more
than ever an enthusiast OH the sub
ject of good roads.
No organization in this state has
been productive of so much good
as the county commissioners assOcia-
ton and in a little while anything
else than good roads throughout the
state of Florida will be the exception
rather than the rule
On "Wednesday morning the dele
gates were taken in vehicles over
some of the good roads leading out
from Ocala, and they were an object
lesson to many of the delegates.
Marion county has sixty miles Of
these roads and the delegates studied
them i'm all their phrases and carefully
examined the work of construction
and material used.
They also visited the Marion county
'poor farm" and seemed delighted
with the manner in which it il con-
Quoted. They saw good fences, good
barns, comfortable dwellings, rooms
we'll furnished, we'll kept and well
ventilated, and good field crops we'll
cultivated and from a close eXamina-
ton of the looks of the institution
saw that in dollars and cents it has
been a paying investment, besides
giving the poor Of the county pleas
ant home and pleasant occupation.
\ number of the delegates also
visited the farm near the city limits,
of J. ID. McDuny, one of our prosper
Gus colored farmers. They saw one of
the finest cultivated farms in the
county on ordinary land, OF course
they were very much surprised at its
extent ami when told that its pro-
prietor would clear Slo, 900 on his cam
taloupes alone, they began to realize
something of the extent of trucking
in Marion county.
McDulfy did the handsome thing in
sending in a wagon load of watermel-
ons to the convention, with his COM
pliments.
Following the rule that the proof
of the puddin is the eating" these
melons were pronounced 10y all the
delegates to be very delicious in flavor
and beautiful in size and color.
In the afternoon the delegates were
taken over the hard road to Silver
Springs and were of course very much
charmed with the road, the rich lands
through which it passes and the
beauty of the Springs.
The last meeting of the convention
was held "Wednesday night.
The committee on good roads sub
mitted a most excellent and crafty
ing report and the delegates all eX-
pressed pleasure and were loud in
praise of the meeting, and all said
that they were greatly benefited by it.
Resolutions were passed thanking
Ocala for her splendid hospitality, the
railroads and hotels for courtesies
shown them, and there is lao question
a. to the gcnuineness of ti:e feelings
of the delegates as expressed in the
resolutions.
The next convention will be held in
Gainesville.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-20
The OCALA BANNER.
FRAME HARRIS, Editor.

NoGIo: THE BANNER, BELIEVING
THOSE AT THE TOP WELL ABLE To
TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES, HAS
TAKEN ITS STAND IN THE BARRT-
rADEs WITH THE COMMON PEOPLE,
AND IT'S FIGHT WILL BE MADE FOR
raE RETIREMENT OF THOSE AT TIE
VaI-VnaI
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-20

Tie temperance movement in Flori-
ia il causing Rev. sam Jones TO turn
"a good many nimble pennies.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-20

The greater part of every life Is hid
den. You cannot judge OF the ocean
Toy the waves breaking upon the shore.
Back of the rush and roar is some
thing stronger and deeper.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-20

We have heard Major Walters opin-
ION OF ~8mar. >amar's opinion of the
Major may he still worse.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-20

The press has not yet stopped con-
graduating Wallace Stovall ou the
great municipal victory he recently
won IN Tampa.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-20

The man without country Is in
a piiabie condition, but the man
without" a dollar" can give him
pointers in misfortune.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-20

senator Scott, of West Virginia, it
j. said, has taken two wild eats to
Washington. He is now not afraid to
argue a point with Tillman.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-20

As long as war, or the war.spirit
broods over the land, what claim can
We lay To civilization
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1902-06-20

When we see the number of little
heroes given fat places, one can scarce
~ suppress the growing belief that re-
publiCs are entirely too grateful.