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The San Francisco call., 1904-04-13
FINDS BROADWAY BRANCH
JAIL is OVERCROWDED
Health Officer Ragan Asks Sheriff Cur
tbs to Appeal to Supervisors to
Remedy Conditions.

Health officer Ragan sent a COM
munication to Sheriff Curtis yester-
day asking that official to appeal to
the Board of Supervisors to remedy
the overcrowded condition of Broad
way Jail by providing additional quar-
ters. Ragan calls attention to the fact
that inmates of the Jail are confined
in cells in violation of the cubic air
law and that the resulting sanitary
conditions are very bad.
District Health Officer Tillman has
filed report in which he recommends
that steps be taken to correct the evil.
Ragan suggests to Sheriff Curtis that
the basement of the City Hall, which
was formerly used for prisoners. be
again fitted up to relieve the conges-
ton in the branch Jail.
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ANGEL FIELDERs CARELESS.
Three Errors Let In an Equal Number
of Runs

LOS ANGELES, April 12.-Keefe' s
pitching was too much for the Cham
pions to-day and they were defeated
by Tacoma, score to /. Wheeler also
pitched a strong game. and had he
been given perfect support would have
held the Tacoma men down to one
run. There We're three errors made in
the game. one by Graham Of Tacoma,
which cost a run, one by Chase and
another by Bernard. Chase's misplay
was responsible for one run and Ber-
nard's for two runs. Eagan's drive
over centerfield fence was the only
earned run made. Score:
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Bennings Race Results.

WASHINGTON. April 12.-Bennings sum-
mary:
First race, five furlongs-The Bowery won,
Cappamore second. Jimmie Lane third I1ne'
/ :05.
Second race four and half furlongs-Court
Plaster won Jack Mexican second. Al Casey
third Time. :54.
Third race six furlongs-Elsie l. won, Mrs.
Frank Foster second. Alpaca third. Time. rs.
Fourth race steeplechase, about two and
a half mies-ImperialiSt won. Boney Boy Sec
end Manilan third. Time, 5:32-
Fifth race, six furIongs. the Amateur Cup,
gentlemen riders. high weight-Stroller won,
Arrah Gowan second, Blush third. Time,
1:21 Is
Sixth race one mile and 100 yards selling
Rabunta won Nee Burban second, Dark Planet
third. Time, so 3-5.
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NOTES OF THE TRACK.

The card at Oakland this afternoon
is a strikingly good one. with the
handicap at one mile and fifty yards
as the feature event.
Arisbe will meet The Mist. George
p. McNear, Sea Air and Peggy O'Neil
in the two-year-old dash.
The Bugaboo. which displayed such
marked gameness in capturing the
third race, is another of the vast num-
Der of winners bred at Napa Stock
Farm. Maurice Eppinger's colt is a
son of Crichton.
Sam Hildreth once took Horton
from a selling race, but did not under
stand the little horses traits and re-
turned him to the Bianchi fold.
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supervisors to Tender Reception.

An official reception will be tender
ed to Afford w. Cooley, United States
Civil Service Commissioner, and FL
lott H. Goodwin, secretary of the Ma
tionai Civil Service Reform League,
by the Board Of Supervisors on Thurs
day evening, April Il, at 8 o'clock in
the chambers of the board, second
foor, City Hall.
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Racing at Memphis.

MEMPHIS, April 12.-Montgomery Park re-
suits:
First race. six furlongs-Sanctum won. Marco
second, Lynch third. Time. III
Second race four furlongs, sellng-Wood-
claim won. Green Gown second faiiona thiru.
Time. :50A
Third race, one and quarter miles selling
Sarila won. South Breeze second, circus Glri
third. Time, 2:11h.
Fourth race one and an eighth miles. Chick
asaw MISUNDERSTANDING won, RANKIN sec
ond Safety Light third. Time, 1;oI1a-
Fifth race one and a quarter miles, steeple-
chase-Bright Girl won, Theory second, Snow
drift third. Time, 2:53l5
Sixth race. six and half furlongs-Monastic
II won. Judge second. Early Boy third. Time
1:16%.
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Thomas Arper's Body Found.

The body of Thomas Arper of $50
Fifteenth avenue, Richmond, was
found floating in the bay yesterday
about half mile from the dryd0ck
at the Union Iron Works. Arper was
70 years old. and while demented wan
dered away from his home on March %.
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SUAfAARf
80 bases-Brashear. S

Stolen bases-Brashear. smith Errors
DevereauX, Brashear. Francks. Clancy, Hail.
Three-base hits-kruger, Dunleavy. TwO-base
hits-E}arber. Kruger. Sacrifice hits-Mohler,
Bra shear. First base on errors-Oskland. ,:
Seattle J. First base called balls-On Bar
h-r J. Left on bases-Oakland. 4. Seattle Z.
Str1ck out-By Buchanan. q: By Barber, ].
Hif By pitcher-NOhler. Double plays-NOhler
o. Hall 10 Brashear CD: Dunleavy 70 Bottiger;
Hal 10 Mohler TO Brashesr %. Balk-I3u-
chansn. Time OF game-Two hours. Umpire
Cramer
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KNELL PITCHES GOOD BALL.
Portland Batsmen Unable TO Solve the
Curves He Uses

FRESNO, April 12.-Superior base
running and Opportune punching of
hits won for San Francisco to-day In
the first game with Portland. Score
to I. Knell's heady pitching was a
feature of the game, his control be-
ing best at critical moments. Whalen,
while on the bench. directed a scath-
ing remark at Umpire O'Conneu and
was fined IS and was ordered from
the grounds. Score:
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Summary.

Stolen bsses-Crs vath, Eagan. Hauniyan
Errors-Bernard Chase Lynch Graham Home
run-Eaesn- Two-baee hits-Nordyhe Flood
First base on errors-Tacoma 2. Left on bases
Los Angeles 8, Tacoma 6. Bases on balls
OF Wheeler 3. Struck out-By Wheeler s:
by Keefe 4. Hit by pitcher-Graham Spies
Ross. Time Of game-One hour and thirty
minutes. Umpire-Huston.
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Yale Defeats Columbia.

NEW YORK, April 12.-Yale defeat
ed Columbia at baseball on the Polo
Grounds to-day, 1 to 0. In the eighth
Yale earned run on triple followed
by a double.
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SANTA ROSA. April 12--Brd Brumfield.
released less than eight months ago from San
Quentin penitentiary, where he served a term
for robbery. sentenced this afternoon To
two years in Folsom.
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SUMMARY.
Steelnan

stolen bases - Waidron Steeiman q,
-rrorr-Ancerson. Schmecr Francis (2) Two
oase hit-fiidebrand Sacrifice hits-Afassey
sOrion, Freeman. First base on errors--Sso n
ffancisco :. Portland >. First base on called
naiis--t)n k1eli 4 of Iberg ? Left on bases-
Sen Francisco Portland 6. struck out-Isy
lterR I. by Knel q Double play-Castrc to
Freeman Hit by Ditcher-Anderson 7-Ir,e
ol ealne-l hour and 80 minutes. Umpire
q OConnelI
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PRoBABLE WINNERS.

First race-sweet Tooth. Dora I
Bright Moon.
second race-rhe Mist. George p. NC
Near, Arisbe.
Third race-colonel Van, Colonel An
derson, Expedient.
Fourth race-Mansard. Ben MacDhui
Divina.
Fifth race-aateway. Military Man
Creole Jim.
Sixth race-IIlilouon. caronal. Golden
Light.
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Totals; ; 10 = 3 Totals 4l 10 y 2 i
RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS.
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-13

91s11 pot2
2:thow Knight J. Winnerch h. by e
Ra o Wn in a hddrr
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/ furIongs; three-year. oIjs.

5791 Military Man (Ferguson) ...1fo
6606 Gateway U1ottridge) .............10o
3Szl Dr- tsoWcii toiaslngamc1 ..---...... 109
6574 The Hawaiian (McCafferty) ......... 109
ec07 Ananias lSchorr) ...................Il2
The San Francisco call., 1904-04-13

RUNS AND HITS BIZ INNINGS.
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RUNS AND HITS BY INNINGS
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-04-01
The SWSyns Case.

OF the congressional subcommittee
which has been sitting on the case OF
Federal Judge SWsys, OF Florida, two
members have reported ia favor OF
impesching that jurist, the third,
against such action. The case will go
to the house of representatives for ac-
ton, after having been passed upon
by the full committee, which it
seems is likely to sustain the majority
report of the subcommittee, and
from the house will be carried to the
senate for final action.
1t is not our intention to discuss
the case Of Judge Swsyne, nor con-
slder the weight OF the evidence pro
and con, for such discussion would be
premature and scarcely fair until
congress has finally passed up the
evidence in hand.
There is one fact which stands out
brightly, however, and which COM
pels comment. And that is the fact
that, whether Judge Swayns is guilty
or innocent, il be is put upon trial
by the United States senate he will
be the first federal officer to have
been so impeached since Andrew
johnson.
Surely, this is record of which
the federal bench may we'll be proud.
1t speaks volumes for the ability and
integrity of the men composing that
important branch of the judiciary.
Moreover, it is a record to which any
nation of the world might have point.
ed with just delight. Our judiciary
system il the foundation upon which
rests the superstructure Of our civic
liberty, and when it is in this whole.
sOmely sound condition there can be
no danger that the croaking prophets
of national decadence will ever see
their prognostications verified.-At. !
Iauta Journal.
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Thinks Mr.. Gordon is the Man.


] To the + li;or q the ocals Banner,
The campaign ifu"w "n and 1t Is
we'll tor the voters to look about aud
see who among the many excellent
candidates before the people are in
every WAY best qualified for the sever
al offices.
One ST The very important offices IN
Marion l. tuat OF sheriff The pho@-
phate mines, the turpeuune farms
aud the saw mills have brought into
tile county thousands of Irresponsible
laUOrer. who are cons;4n ly involved
in more or less crimes. Before the
development of our natural resources
by the three agencies here mentioned,
the office Ot sheriff was au easy birth
com pared with what II IL now. Hence,
the dujy rrs = upon the 80 rs to sci CT
~ the coming PRIMARY on May lOrh,
the very hes uiau FROM among the
several "a udida IS Tor this very Im-
pnrtauJ position. for the security Of
our homes AMI the peace OF che county
depends very largely upon whether
this office il rilled by man who does
or doe not possess aud weld that
strong moral force aud power ue,.r--
sary to create and compel respect for
law and order.
As the writer has already inJimst-
ed. all tue candidates offering for this
position are most excellent gentlemen.
Vt IN my opinion, there is one who
in qualifications, ia successful ex-
periences and in that personal and
moral force necessary for this office
stands pre-eminent among the rest.
BY this We refer TO Mr.. Henry Gordon
who ls marshal and tax collector Of
Duunellon aud also acting deputy
sheriff there. While in these offices,
be has proved not 10y words buG 10y
deeds. his thorough fluess. Both
brave and withal a Yenileman-uOt q
bully; uudauuted in the. discharge of
his duties, without fear; impartial
and just TO all both friend aud foe;
weIlding most wonderful restraining
power upon evil doors; true to every
duty ~ all upright offirer. aud full
filling all the obligations Of n pro-
gressive citizeD-possessing all these
attributes, Mr.. Gordon would make
Marion county 3 sheriff Of whom
every one would be proud.
The writer, himself voter, urges
his fellow citizens of Marion county
to cast their votes on May 10th for |
this able Oficer. He is competent, he !
is honest, be il true. II dominated |
q nd elected, he will himself be sheriff.
having as his only guide hts con.
science, his oath OF Office aud the
duties thereof
He will make Marion rour:ry all
able sheriff VOTER
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-04-01

When Genersi Miles tells the pro-
hibitionists that ''Our country is now
confronted toy a crisis" and 1.-THE
greatest responsibilities since the
adoption of the constitution now rests
on the sovereign voters" does he
realize that he is repeating what has
been said every four years since the
Revolutionary war? Ii not, some
friend should tell him that neither
his record nor his proposed platform Is
altogether new to the voter he essays
to plesse.-Times-C Union.
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diseases Of the stomach and other organs
OF digestion and nutrition. Il enables
the perfect digestion and assimilation OF
food, which is the source of the strength
OF both brain and BODY.
-Iwas troubled with very frequent headaches
writes Mis- Belle Summerton. OF san Diego.
Ilsvai Co. Texas. often accompanied BY severe
vomiting. bowels were irregular and my stom-
aCh ard liver seemed continually ont OF order.
Otscu could eat almost nothing, aud sometimes
absolutely nothing. for tweuty-fouT hours al
tirue. was entirely unht for work. and my
whole system seemed - rundown that feared
a severe sick spell and was very much dis
cou-aSe6. 7 was advised 10 try DR.. PlerCe'S
Golden Medical Discovery and did - with such
satisfactory results that before finishing the
third hottie felt perfectly able 20 undertake
duties attending public school life
Dr.. PlerCe'S Common Sense Medical
Adviser IN paper covers Is sent TJt's, on
receipt Of p one-CeHt stamps 70 pay ex-
peEse Of mailing JRLr. Address Dr.. Z.
Y. Pierce, BUSalO, y. Y.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-04-01
THE RHODES SCHOLARSHIP.

1t will be remembered that the late
Cecil Rhodes, who made a large for
tune ia the diamond fields of south
Africa, remembered the whole world
in his will by leaving a free scholar.
ship at Oxford for each state IN the
United States and in the same proper
ton throughout the world
The examination for the FLORIDA
appointment will be held in the hall of
representatives. in tue state capitol,
beginning April IS. 1904.
The conditions are:
First Students may be candidates
vino shall have completed their sec
ond years work at some recognized
drgree-grsuting college or university
of the United States during the year
Of election.
Second. scholars must ue uuuIsr-
ried; must be citizeus of the United
Stst,s, and not less than nineteen nor
more than twenty i've years OF age,
on October of the year in which
they are elected.
Third. Candidates may elect
whether they will apply for the schol-
arship for the state in which they
have acquired their educational quail.
iticstion, or for that Of the stale in
which they have their private domi-
cile, home or residence They must
present themselves for examination
in the state they select. No candi.
date may apply IN more than one
state.
By the authority Of the Rhodes
trustees the Florida committee of
selection shall decide upon all doubt.
full Cases of eligibility, and this de-
cision will be final.
Six papers Will be given in the ex.
animation, for each of which two
hours are allowed, 10y order of the
trustees. The examination will en-
brace the following: Creek, Latin,
prose composition, either algebra or
geometry and arithmetic.
The papers will be rwarded in
sealed parcels To the chairman of the
committee OF election, and shall only
De opened by him at the time aud
place Of the examination, As the pa
pers contain full text Of all classical
passages used ia the examination, no
text books will be required 10y candi-
dates. Arrangements will be made to
supply stationery to candidates ct the
place Of the examinat ion.
For further Information write to
Mr.. A. A. Murphree, Tallahassee.
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Covering One Side of
Face and Reaching
to the Eye
CURED BY CUTICURA
Which Acted Like a Charm
After Doctors and
Hospitals Failed.

Here is another Of those remarkable
cures Of torturing, dishguring skin hui
mOrs daily made by Cuticura ResOlv-
ent, assisted by Cuticura Ointment and
Soap, after physicians, hospitals and all
else had failed.
4" / feel it my duty to try TO help those
suffering from skin diseases. Nv case
was 8 very bad one, covering all of one
side OF my face and had reached nv
eye. had two or three doctors pre-
scribe without any relief. They said
my disease was Epitheiioma. I was
then advised to go to one OF our hos
pitfalls, which did, taking their trest-
ment for some time. / had given IN all
hope when my husband asked me To try
the Cuticurs Remedies. Ny face being
In such a very bad state, used the
Cuticura Soap with luke-warm water
and small silk sponge and then applied
the Cuticura Ointment. took one tea
spoonful of the Resolvent four times a
day. They acted ike q charm. and in
one weeks time my face was cured en-
tirely and has remained so. certainly
can recommend the Cuticura Remedies
SIS infallible.-
MRS. A. G. SMITH.
2400 Catharine St.
Feb. 9, 1908. PbiIadeInbis
The purity and sweetness, the power
to afford immediate relief, the certsintv
or speedy and permanent cure. the All
solnte safety and great economy have
made Cuticura Remedies the standard
skin cures, blood purifiers and humor
remedies Of the world.
sod throughout the world. Cu.eur. ;s.,,v.,, n.
In torn Of Chocolats Coated Pls Sc D. - - a.
Cintznenh, S9e soap Sc. Depo.s London - Cb..--,
Sou's 81 Pari. Rue De "a Palx: Bossoa Ig- Co'gS
D. ave Potter Drug Chem Corr sole Pr,--,.ss--
~ send for " How 70 Curs Evs,y HgzsSr-
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BOB sUROETIE ON BoozE.

At the meeting of the Los Ange-
les W. {. T. [. on Thursday of last
week, Rev. Robert Burdette, the
popular author, lecturer, humorist
aud preacher, was on the program for
u temperance talk. He talked, tut
much OF ais talk-Wbile sound com.
mon seuse, backed ny world wide
experIeuce-was not just exactly iD
accord with the tiue spun theories of
the ladies. The Express gave the
following summary OF the talk in its
report OF the meeting:
You ssy that prohibition prohibits
drinking, hut it doesn't. have been
pretty near everywhere hereshouts-
been Ueyond the Jordan and among
the Arahs-but l never SAW u town
where fellow couldn't get drink az
whisky il he wanted it.
Pasadena residents don't have to
come to Los Angeles to get whisky;
mau can get il in Pasadena. Every
now and then We pick up man for
being drunk on the street aud fine
him 800. He pays it and goes out to
hunt another drink.
Men continue to give their lives to
fiud the North Pole II won't be
worth anything when they ind il,
but they'll stick to it until they sue
coed.
You can't prohibit the use of any
thing 10y telling man be can't have
ii. You can't cure g mans appetite
for whisky by all the legislation in
the world. Tue children OF Israel
rebelled st their daily supply of
breakfast food and longed for the
ieshpOts of Egypt.
Take q pig out of the sty; wash
him, rub him, make him shine like
piece Of marble: turn him out, and
the first thing he will do will be TO
root the roses out Of the garden.
He's pig still
You can't cleanse a man from the
outside. You might as we'll try to
cure his appetite for mince pie; be
always liked mince pie and always
will.
Coos Thou shalt not" when you
get right down TO the heart Of 1t,
means, "Thou ought not" Teach
man he ought not, and after q while
you will cure him. You say it will
take long time. Yes; | think God
has been working with Us about 1000
years. In His own way aud in His
own time He will bring it about.
Leave thugs to God; don't meddle /
with His prOvidences; don't suggest |
too many ways to Him. Never lose !
hope go on with your work, but re- |
mem Der that "thOu shalt not" is not |
as good way as thou ought not"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-04-01
Calls Tribute to Tslisfsrrs.

| Ihave no understanding with Mr..
TAliaferrO, he, alone of tho csndi-
dates, hes invited me to speak at his
meetings and present my own opin.
ions, and he has invited other candi.
dates. take pleasure in saying that
be has been in every respect fair, gen.
tlemsnly and courteous to ME and to
all others, anu defends his record, as
he has right to do, against the criti-
cism OF others. / have neither con.
trOversy nor agreement with him or
other candidates who do not claim
precedence over Wilkinson
Call in Times-Uniun.
The Havana Post thinks that Presi.
dent Roosevelt should be impeachea
for his granting pensions to soldiers
after reaching the age OF 81 without
the sanction aud authority of con-
gress therefor. The Post says: New
er since George Washington first took
oath to observe the constitution, has
the fundamental law of the republic
been treated with such fragrant con-
tempt. The high crimes and mis-
demeanOrs" OF which Andrew John
son was impeached and almost con-
victed, were trivial indiscretiOns in
comparison with this insolent def
snce of the constitution. If Theodore
Roosevelt were facing a hostile two
thirds majority intiamed with parti-
san passion, he would he impeached
a. johnson was, and the impeach-
ment would not fail in the senate for
lack Of confidence in its Justice"
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-04-01
To Receive the Speakers.

Promptly at the hour Of four
o'clock Wednesday afternoon ia re.
spouse to the call Of Committeeman
Davis, a representative of this paper
WAS present At the court house and
found no one there. Later, however,
Mr.. Davis came in and took the au-
thority Of appointing the following
committee on reception, viz: J. G..
ReardOn, q. q. Mathews, W. X. Ze-
wadski, +. ". Davis and Frank Har.
ris. Mr.. Davis will act a. master of
ceremonies and will introduce the
speakers.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-04-01

For review secure Answer. 90
Florida Teachers ExxmiuatiaD. I,.4.
R.' Nothing ike a published before.
Over ~ pages Ouly 81. mailed = Del.
Order At once from compiler. a. n.
Foster SuPt. Clayton 60. .cb.oI.
'-''-'-4 Century Ridg Atlanta. Gan
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-04-01

Mr.. Frank w. Pope, the well known
Jacksonville attorney, il q candidate
for national democratic executive
committeeman. Mr.. Pope is 3 sterl
ing democrat aud al eloquent speak
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-04-01

DR.. Bitch, OF Marion, has been so
successful In running away from COM
petitOrs that he cannot cherish any
thing against the horse that got away
with hih. The horse was only trying
To beat the Doctors record and it
Seems he scored.-Times- Union Short
Y AXIS.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-04-01

The Parker machine il quite active.
1t flooding the country With IFS
literature with tue preteuse that II Is
an the outcome Of the general uprls
ing OF the people.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-04-01

The Atlanta Jvurusl i badly
Parkerized. lie eau no longer see any
humor in F. Opper's cartoons. II
refuses TO reproduce them any more
or in any other way play ia Hearsrs
back yard.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-04-01

nouuSheS brain,
nerves, muscle.
bones. etc, each
part Of the BODY
assimilating
orouS
salts, lime, &C
oOrd;ng to it's
need. When the
brain begins to
show weakness
or the nerves be-
come sensitive II
is a sign that
there Is a loss Of
the nutrition
contained In the
food eaten, and
this loss Is in
general due to
disease of the
stomach. and its
allied organs.
Dr.. Plerce'S
Golden Medical
Discovery cures
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-04-01
d
Tropical
Manufacturing
Company.
JACAS)iilLL. LORIDH
Sold by All Druggists.
MetIes to canaia....
Sold by All Druggists.

The itinerary ~ the candidates Ia.
been changed in the following respect.
GrahamvIlle forenoon 80 MAY 5fh aud
Carriers Pond changed from April -.
to May 6. 1904.
JNO. NJ. GRAHAM.
Soy. Dem. Ex. Com.
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So many gods, - many creeds-
30 many paths that wind and wind,
While just the art OF being kind
Issll the SD world needs.
Ellis Wheeler Wilcox.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-04-01

Never rail 81 tue world. il i just a.
we make il; We see not the flower II
We SOW not the seed; aud s. for Ill
luck, Why, it, just ss We take 1.-THE
heart that's 10 earnest no bars can
impede.-Sswln.
The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1904-04-01
BRAIN FOOD.

Not long since there was a great run
on the fiSh markets because il was an
nounCed that fish was food for the brain.
OF course the fallacy of the fad was soon
exploded. Normally the food we eat