The Ocala banner. (Ocala, Marion County, Fla.) 1883-194?, 1905-11-17

Nor has he ever had a word to say to his read
ers about the iniquities Of the Jennings regime
Have you noticed it?-TalIahassee True Demo
crta.
Perhaps he thinks that the Jennings regime
Mitchell, Fleming Bloxham regime The
people just now are interested in the Broward
regime. Tell US something about it. Mr.. True
Democrat, and if what yon say be the truth,
whether good evil. it will be appreciated:
The water that is passed is gone forever and
discussing it rarely profitable Turn your
searchlight on the now.-Ocaia Banner.
The True Democrat confesses to the
entertainment of a lingering hope
that, in consequence of the numerous
and convincing disclosures made dur
ing the recent session of the legisla-
ture, and since, concerning the posi-
tive connection of Jennings and some
of the members of his administration
with instances of unlawful DISPOSE
ton of public funds, and attempts to
acquire unlawful gain from the con-
duct of the states business during
the Jennings regime, Governor Brow
ard would be convinced of the indis-
cretion of maintaining familiar aud
confidential relations with the guilty
ones, and would "cut loose" and de-
nounce such wrongdoing, as ''tLe
governor of the whole people," in
stead of condoning or ignoring it.
He has certainly bad presented to
him sufficient evidence to justify him
in such a course.
With the single exception of the
continued attempts at graft on the
part of the state printer, we know of
no cause to accuse the present ad
ministration of unlewful practices,
such as characterized the Jennings
administration. We sincerely hope
that there will never be such cause.
If there should be, the True Demo-
crat may be confidently relied upon
to do all in its power to expose and
denounce any and every instance of
wrong-doing. as We have already
done, and expect to continue to do,
with respect to the Jennings crowd
Tallahassee True Democrat.
Woodmsn's Day at the Tampa Fair.
The Ocala Camp OF Woodmen have
received an invitation to be present
in Tampa on Woodmen's Day at the
Fair, Wednesday, November %.
Clerk Boehning of Hillsboro Camp
No. 81, in his invitation to the Fort
King Camp says king Hooligan with
his Kourt of Funny Fellows will be
in attendance and the Protective De-
gree will be conferred on the candi-
dates, of which there will be bunch.''
Ocala Camp will, no doubt, have a
Fair" representation in Tampa on
that day.
Clerk Sage requests that all Wood
men who will go to Tampa on the
above date notify him SO that proper
arrangements may be made for their
entertainment in the Gulf City
Down in Columbia, S. c., the State
is doing SO much business that at
times it is necessary to leave out ad-
vertising in order to get in all the
news. The issue of Sunday, October
10, is an example. On that date the
paper was made up of twenty-six
pages and contained niuety columns
of advertising matter. When one
that it was an ordinary is
sue, that there was no special occa-
sion for advertising, and that the pa
per is published in a city of only about
thirty thousand population, the show
ing is remarkable one. The State
now has a guaranteed circulation of
IL, 1000 copies daily and II, 200 copies
on Sunday. 4. E. Gonzales is presi-
dent and general manager.-Nationa
Journalist.
Roosevelt in High Feather.
In his recent ''swinginy around the