The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1903-10-09
N THE WOODS.

ed thereby, and, while we bask under
the benign shades of a saw palmetto,
let us suppose that Mr.. Stockton has
realized the sout inspiring results as
pictured by Suppose" Oh, the
sublime and ecstatic thought!
Again, let Us suppose that Mr..
Stockton, through and by bis indefat-
igable and most efficient agents,
has secured the Necessary rights, privI-
leges and emoluments, usually accru-
ing to the promoters of proposed gi.
gantic Developments; equaling, per.
hsps surprising, the accomplish
ments Of the genii of the east coast,
by importing thousands Of Italians,
Slsvs, Rungarians, etc.,-"cheap
labor''-to do the work and thus pro-
tecL 90 American labor, to-wit /:
FloridiaLs, from the indignity OF
mental 90 labor and consequent pitt
fuI remuneration.
On, how grand the effort, how SUBJ
lime tie thought! Let US further
suppose that Mr.. Stockton, by and
through his financial ability to com.
mand the forces of economic venture,
exercised a burning desire to assert
his divine right, in the proprletorship
Of the said vision, if realized.
What q grand opportunity the tax
payers OF Florida would have to en-
jog the veritsble paradise ordained
created and controlled by our John
y. c. Stockton, especially the class
who "fell the forests, reclaim the
desert places and DER spread with
beauty the morasses and barren
wastes"
Oh, the immense qualification of
this fortunate suggestion. And,
what more appropriate than that
Mr.. Stockton shall be elected to the
United States senate-in spite of q
subsidized press-and thus be in bet
ter position to pursue policy iucapa-
bic Of solution by a constituency, so
overwhelmingly content and prosper
Gus that they will ever be ready to
crown him with wreaths of love aud
confidence for his unexampled mag
nanimity in owning that which the
public pays for.
We notice Mr.. Watterson's suppl
cation for Moses. Will the Banner
please state what kind of Moses is
preferred by Mr.. Watterson.
We are fully prepared to manufac-
fure Moses according TO order and
on short notics. In fact, there are a
few left over on hand.
They are elegantly embellished and
very popular-in some places-put up
in wood, tin or paper. The variety
on hand at present are Of exceptional
design, and are as follows, to-wit
Cleveland, Aldrich, Hanna, Quay,
Addick, Fowler, Rathbone, Nicely,
Heath aud BuckIer.
The latter being especially adapted
to the (pOIiticsl) climate of Louisville,
! KY, and is postmaster in the role
as required by the Courier Journal.
We will, also, add that the Hon.
Simon BOliver Buckner is equally
efficient in leading as a vice presiden-
tial candidate on a democratic, sound
money boiling reorganizars ticket. as
ne Is IN leading delegates (Of question
able color in Kentucky republican
convention. He is the finest kind of
a Moses.
Permit us TO state that through an
oversight in the Florida legislature,
1908, no license tax was imposed on
this fiourishing Moses manufacturing
industry, and, therefore can be retail
ed and detailed remarkably chean.
No necessity for squeezing another
silent tax through legerdeman prac-
tices, out of the gullible farmer, me-
chsnic and laborers by reason of high
license on this Moses Investment
Order through Marconi's wireless.
Rush orders promptly attended to and
insured against breakage. Say what
about Moses for Sunny Florida?
AU REvOIR.