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The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03
FOR WOMEN
AND WOMEN ONLY
Much That Every Woman Desires to
Know About Sanatiye, Antiseptic
Cleansing and the Care of the
Skin, Scalp, Hair, and Hands.
WHAT CUTICURA
DOES FOR WOMEN

Too much stress cannot be placed
on the great value of Cuticura Soap,
Ointment, and Pills in the antisep-
TIC cleansing of the mucous sur
faces, and of the blood and circulating
fluids. thus affording pure, sweet, and
economical local and constitutional
treatment for weakening alterations.
intiamnations, itchings, irritations.
relaxatlons, displacements, pains, and
Irregularities peculiar to females.
Hence the Cuticura remedies have a
wonderful influence in restoring
health, strength, and beauty to weary
women, who have been prematurely
aged and invalided by these distress
ing ailments, as we'll as such svnlpa-
thetic affections as autnia, chlorosis,
hysterla, and nervousness.
Women from tbs very first have
fully appreciated the parity and sweet
ness. the power TO afford immediate
relief. the certainty of speedy and
permanent cure, the absolute safety
and great economy which have made
Cuncura the standard humour rem
edy OF the civilized world
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03
Mr. tiTIlE'S FAREWELL.

Much TO the regret OF this commu-
nifty Rev. Henry W. Little, rector of
Grace Episcopal church. preached
his farewell sermon Sunday night to
a large, appreciative and sympathetic
congregation.
In describing the greatness and
grandeur of some of the men who
have made England iliustrious. Mr..
Macaulay says ''they stood out among
their fellows like mounta ain peaks"
Mr.. Little's name could we'll be in
eluded in this list. Possessing natur-
al gifts of an extraordinary order.
his mind has been enriched by ex-
tensive study and travel. and he is
able to elucidate and iIIumine every
subject he touches, and whether. in
ordinary conversation, on the lee
ture platform or in the pulpit. it is a
pleasure TO listen to him.
In his farewell sermon ne paid a
touching tribute TO his parish and TO
Ocala and 10 the press of the city.
He said he loved Ocala and her
people and parted with them with
regret.
Ocala certainly reciprocates this
kindly feeling, and parts with him
with sorrow
Mr. Little expects TO deliver lee
ture before the Florida Press associa
ton, in which he will undertake 10
show how much the churches are in
debted TO the newspapers for their
generous help IN all good works.
Mr.. Little viii go from Ocals To
New York
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member and will seat him or unseau
him As in its wisdom il shall deter
mine.
So it will be seen that neither the
people of this district nor the gov
ernor of the state have usurped any
authority not belonging TO them, nor
will the senate be robbed of any of
its prerogatives, and in any event
the Twentieth senatorial district Will
have put itself in position not to
be unrepreSented when the legisla-
ture meets.
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03
T0RTURING HUMOR
Cured by cuticyra

suffered five years with a terrible
itching eczema, my body and face be-
ing covered with SORES Never in my
hfe did experience such awful suffer
ing, and l longed for death, which
1eltwas near. I had tried doctors and
medicines without success, but nv
mother insisted that 1 try Cuticura.
felt better after the first application
OF Cuticura Ointment. and was soon
vus. Mich
Cocz-ara >sae- oss-. .za r,ls A. s,la A,us
.SSe. 9@r. A1r1S 1slss CUrp. Ecsl1.. pr1Ss
08~SS1o so- - l. BSSx Wss-sss-s
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03

B. b. Tatum. editor OF the Miami
Metropolis. has asked the council OF
that town TO grant him a franchise
for the construction and operation OF
a street railway. And Vet there are
people who think there Is no money
IN the newspaper business. There's
dead loads in it. True. it is some
times ii is little difficult 10 work il
out, but Editor Tatum seems 10 have
solved the problem.-Starke Tele-
graph.
Miami must indeed be. As MIR.
Brown says it Is. city of natural
beneGictionS"
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03
DAVID 5. WOODROW
Room II p q. Block, OCaia-
REAL ESTATE. LOANS. INVESTMENTS.
Phosphate Lands Speciality.
W00DM9R :"

Il the name of the new resort
town at EsasfFake Weir. Buy
n lot now and build n cottage
for the coming summer. You
don't need to leave your own
county for an outing.
In a few weeks will be
ready to show You the prop
erty. and you can pick out the
lot You want.
have the following properties in
Ocala and vicinity for sale:
L. House and lot on Ockiawaha
avenue, between the residence of
Mr.. Tydings and Mrs HOwse lately
vacated by DIR. W. V. Newsom.
South Orange street, belonging to
Mrs. Annie Martin and next door
to residence of D. S Woodrow.
3. All of block -, Caldwell's adj
dition 70 Ocala lone acre. being the
property Immediately north of MIR.
J. R. MoOrehead'S home.
! Lewis Platter workshop on South
Second street.
=. The Rogers place on the south
west edge of town. consisting of a
two story house and 50 acres of
land.
). The Wade Hoard property con-
>iStiEg of small house and lot cue
south of d. F. McIver-S residence.
3 , l-2 acres of land on South
Tenth street adjoining property of
j. NJ Sieffert. suitable for subGivid-
ing into lots. known as the Gamble
place.
10. .0x1!0 foot 10, on Winona street,
next door to residence OF r. G..
Blake
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senator mus; he duly qualified e.ec,or OF
the county for which he Is chosen Brown
Claims he iS--Taupa Times.
Well, what ward could he vote ine
If he could vote in one. he could
vote in all, and that clearly would
not do. That would upset all our
laws and would make repeating the
rule and not the exception. Oh. no.
When a man permanently removes
his residence he removes his citizen
ship and his right TO vote or hold Of
flee
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03

A man generally gets what he goes
searching for
That time has not Yet arrived, nor
will ii ever arrive. when man shall
go into his garden and gather figs
from thistles.
Every tree, flower and pant; every
insect. fish. fowl and animal. IS as
true 70 its kind today as it was when
the world was first created
Whether the Mosaic or the Oar
winian theory be true; whether the
earth was created or evolved, the
law holds good. that like begets like.
We gather what we SOW. If we
SOW the wind we reap the whirlwind-
In the beginning of time if one of
our forebears became thirsty for hu-
man gore he seized bludgeon. .skulked
behind trees and lodges of rocks. and
bided his opportunity to fall upon his
unarmed and unsuspecting victim
and slew him.
As he advanced a step or SO in civil
ization (so-calledi he welded his
crossbow. or proudly buckled a sword
about his person and boastingly slew
his score or more.
As he climbed still higher up the
sleeps of a more refined and cultured
civilization As we find it today diff
fused over the greater part OF the
earth, he secreteS his hammerless re-
vOlver in his hip-pocket. pfiai of
chloroform about his clothes, or
sends through the mails box of
poisoned candy
The thirst for blood-tht desire -
take human hfe-iS just the same to-
day, and is Just as rife. a. il was
when Cain slew Abel.
Court houses. iails. churches. news
papers, and all the implements for
the intiictiou of torture, seem 10 have
had very little restraining influence.
Our whole >uperStructure OF civiii-
zaJion seems iamen,abIe failure
y; ii has been and Is still with in
dividuals, So il has been and still is
With nations
y nation does not erect affairs.
distribute anthems, songs and proc
lamationS OF peace, il il i in search
for WAY; it does not establish military
schools. mobilize armies. manufac-
ture sunpowder. and the missiles and
armament> of war.if il wants totread
in the paths of peace.
\ nation knows how. when ard
where 10 tiiid what ii wants.
lt is the purest tommy rot 10 pro-
claim that the preparation for war
means the beginning q, peace"
The experience of the world from
the day il was created to this blessed
hour proves this proposition % be
a great big. monStrouS lie.
The war has not vet been heard of
that was not foretold. planned. antic-
ipated and precipitated
If education was compulsory and
universal; if only peace was preached
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03
Tribute t. 6aSkin.

That DIR. BaSkin is a man of mark.
ed ability and would ably represent
this district in the senatorial halls all
who know him will agree. and We
unhe>itatingly endorse him as can
didate for the position. u.-Dunellon
Advocate.
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03

After an absence of forty years
Mr.. j. c. Walling Is in Ocala and
procured team yesterday and went
out III the country about eight miles
TO see the farm where he was born
and in imagination go over again the
scenes OF his boyhood days.
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03
IBE acouITIal OF JUDGE swaYSE.

Judge Charles Swayne, against
whom articles of Impeachment were
preferred by the house of representa-
tives. was acquitted by the senate on.
every count by strict party vote
Even on the count of charging ol0
per day for his hotel expenses when
it was clearly proven by the hotel
proprietors that his bills were largely
less than s., he was acquitted
If this mad been some poor devil
instead of a man wearing the judicial
ermine OF the country, there would be
little question about his conviction.
Ii seems impossible Tor members OF
"a political party, notwithstanding ,he
oath they take, To rise above their
party affiliations.
Andrew Johnson, who had offended
his party though he mad been guilty
of no offense known TO our laws,
barely escaped conviction for ''hign
crimes and misdemeanor5."
The commission that sat in the
celebrated Tilden-Hayes case COM
posed of members of the supreme
court and members of the senate and
house of representatives, supposed to
be thel most exalted men in the
nation, cast their vote strictly on
party lines. No member of the com
mission was able to vote contrary TO
the dictates of his party.
So it is with the case of Swayne.
Honor. justice and integrity, all are
set aside Partisan politics triumph.
ed.
The board of county commissioners
met in special session. Monday for
the purpose of providing for the spe-
cial election called by the governoA
to fill the vacancy caused by Senator
Browns removal. They appointed
inspectors and clerks for the election
and made all other arrangements
connected herewith
Wanted-The city council of Ocala
to furnish stills to the pedestrians of
the city, as without them the street
crossings are impassable.-Ocala
Banner
GaineSyille'S street crossings are in
the same condition and our council Is
urged to supply this ''long-feit want
Gainesville Sun.
We've been using pontoons in Lake
City, but after March 7th we expect
to boast of the best-pa red streets of
any interior city in Florida-Lake
City Index.
We point with our finger of scorn
at some of our home merchants who
send thier job printing away which is
a total depravity To home enterprise.
High Springs Hornet
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03
DOES THE PREPARATION FOR WAR
MEAN THE BEGINNING Of PEAcE?"
\ Little
Sernonette
b.
The Editor.

from the pulpits; ii the exploits Of
the soldier were not extolled and
glorited, If aninhibition were pl aced
upon the manufacture of gunpowder
and guns, war and the war spirit,
| would end.
: Wars are the outcome of greed and
Selfishness-the desire of one nation
TO despoil neighboring nations, and
to extend its own dominion. power
and empire.
War stands asthe antithesis ofevery
! thing Christ stood for. and Yet is up
held. popuiarized and made possible
by his followers.
When Christian people become i'm
bued with the Quarker spirit 40 fight
the war spirit as it would fight the
devil. wars will become unpopular,
unhOly and will die.
If tomorrow the churches would
unite with one acclaim, sincerely,
earnestly and devoutly preach
peace and refuse to tolerate or Justify
war on any plea OF pretense, the
white dove of peace would cover the
earth as the waters cover the seas.
The trouble is the followers of the
cross are untrue To their professions
of faith; they breathe the spirit of
war more than the spirit Of peace;
they cry peace and act war, and
perni, the the red flag of the battle
field 10 usurp and obliterate1the
white folds of the flag of thes' Prince
of Peace"
Think OF il, The great American
nation asking for All annual appro-
priation OF two hundred millions with
which alone TO build battleships,
Why should wars not cease?
Washington said:
1t is time for knight-errantry and
mad heroiSm TO be AT AT end
Charles Sumner said:
There can be- no peace which i
not honorable. and there can be 10
war that is not dishonorabIe"
Franklin said:
When will humaa nature be sutfi-
cien1iy improved 70 see the advantage
of settling disputes without f:s, ct.,-
ting one another'S throaJS"
jefferson said:
efficient towards retieeming WRONGS;
it multiplieS instead of indemnifying
losses"
Charming proclaimed that the song
of the anger. ON Earth Peace will
not always sound a. Z ticrion.
Grant said:
Let rs have peace
AS Ion. a> We glory in the heroism
of war and eXtoll the man in eppau.
iette> We can not expect the peace
crop 10 be large wholesome or pcpu-
lar
We gather what We SOW.
Ii We teach arms we must reap bat
ties Like begets like; figs do not
grow on thistles
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03

There were several prize fights in
the vicinity of New York on Wash
inSton'S birthday George was some
what of fighter himself. but he did
nos tight particularly jus, that way.
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03

We have just received a box of or
anges from Largo They are sound,
solid and sweet. Notwithstanding
the sudden and extreme dip of the
thermometer the Florida orange is
the sweetest on earth.
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03

Some of the finest oranges that we
have eaten in many years were pick
ed from the grove OF Capt. James
triebe1g AZ Largo since the recent
freeze
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03

Japan wants $3.50, ZOO, 900 indemnity
from Russia. War is a luxury and
must be paid for.
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03

visit Jacksonville and Tampa. OF
course it goes without saving that
Ocala will be included in his itinerary.
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03

The looters are loyal. Bourke
Cochran says when a man approaches
the public treasury he wraps himself
in the American flag
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03

Hurry in your announcement for
state senator. Let's make the race
a lively one.
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03
FRIDAY, MARCH ;, 1905.

Tampa is now shipping nearly A.
OOO, 900 cigars per week.
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03

The Ft. King dairy Is now ready to
sell milk or cream in any quantity. X
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03

Mrs. W. j. Bryan delivered lee
ture last Sunday in her home city 10
the members of the Young Women :
Christian association. Her subject
was, why the Wicked Prosper?" and
she arrived at the general conclusion
that if the righteous worked as hard
70 prosper As do the wicked, they
would prosper just - we'll. The tai
ented woman left not word TO be
said on the sublect--rrmpa Times.
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03
GOV. BRowsRD,s PROCLAMATION.

CIOn 10 I'LL the VACANCY III tiiiS UAo-
trict occasioned by the removal of
the Hon. C. NJ Brown. is one of the
dangerous symptoms that now affflct
our body polite. 1t goes on further
TO say that Governor Broward has no
authority to issue this proclamation
as there is question as to whether
or not a vacan-y exists.
On this point We want to relieve
the apprehensions of our esteemed
contenpory
In a printed statement under his
own signature. Mr.. Brown said that
he had severed the relations that had
bound him to this people for the past
fifty years. Ought not this state
ment TO put all apprehenSions at
rest?
To show that we are not mistaken
we quote Mr.. Browns exact lam
guage:
II had made up my mind (that was
when he was canvassing the state for
governori that there was somewhere
within the borders of Florida q loca-
ton more suitable TO the growth and
production of fruit and vegetables
than my own county and if l could
find such a place / determined to
sever the ties that for fifty years
bound me TO Marion county and her
worthy people"
After thi, memorable campaign
had ended Mr.. Brown sold out his
business in Ocala. severed his rela-
tionS with our people, moved to
Miami. purchased business there
and became a bona fide citizen of the
Magic City After firmly tablisn-
ing his business there he wrote
farewell letter. which was printed III
the Miami Metropolis and be advised
his friends III his former district, that
if they wanted to better their condi-
ton they must follow his example
and move TO the growing metropolis
OF Dade county. Here are his
words:
II have 40 hesitancy in saying 10
you, my reader, come and cast your
lot with Us; the corner stone OF q
great city is laid here under the i'm
pres>ive ceremonies OF Gods natural
benedictionS."
Thereupou the people of the TWEEN
tieUh senatorial district. through the
reguisr constituted channels, notified
Governor Broward of Senator Browns
removal and officially requested him
to cali a special election TO fill the
vacancy SO that the twentieth sena-
torial district will not be urrepre-
sented when the senate meets next
April.
Il was Governor BrowarG'> duty to
obey this request and in ,ioing SO he
u>urp> no authority nor does he pre-
sent any symptoms in any way re-
sembling the famous Cromwell. who
has given such coloring 20 Engli~h
history.
On the contrary, Governor Broward
is merely lending an ear 10 the wishes
of the people of this district, which
are conveyed to him in the most un-
ostentatlouS manner known TO four
laws.
The constitution quoted by the Sun.
says that 1.-The seat of a member of
either house of the legislature of
Florida shall be vacated on his per
manent change of residence" and is
silent as to who shall declare said
vacancy
The governor. not the senate, is
the only one empowered by the.con-
stitution and laws TO call a special
election, and in doing SO he has in
no way transcribed MS authority or
usurped any power not belonging TO
him. He is not treading upon any
ground that is dangerous or diSquiet-
ing. and the people OF the Twentieth
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03

Japan must have been foolin' when
she was parading with a war chip on
her shoulder.
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03

MOTTO: THE BANNER. BELIEVING
THOSE AT THE TOP WE'LL ABLE To
TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES, HAS
TAKEN ITS STAND IN THE BARRI-
CADES WITH THE COMMON PEOPLE
THE BETTERMENT OF THOSE AT THE
NOTION.
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03

In his farewell address at the uni-
Versity exercises OF Johns Hopkins
University, DR. William Osler (who is
about TO become head of the medical
school of Oxford University declar-
ed that nothing in the world is ac-
complished by man more than
years should be retired or chlorp-
formed. What has DIR. Depew go, TO
say about it,
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03

The University OF PENNSYLVANIA has
made Roosevelt a doctor of laws.
This may be delicate tribute TO the
presidents ability 20 doctor the laws
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03
The OCALA BANNER
FRANK HARRIS, Editor.
?. '. Leavengoo3, Business Manager.

~
4 ~
MOTTO: THE BANNER. BELIEVING
TAKE CARE OF THEMSELVES, HAS
TAKEN ITS STAND IN THE BARRI-
CADES WITH THE COMMON PEOPLE
AND IT'S FIGHT WILL BE MADE FOR
THE RETIREMENT OF THOSE AT THE
FRIDAY, MARCH ;, 1905
Tampa is now shipping nearly A.
100000 cigars per week.
The Ft. King dairy is now ready to
sell milk or cream in any quantity.
Hurry in your announcement for
state senator. Let's make the race
lively one.
Japan wants $3.50, ,OOO, 900 indemnity
from Russia. War is luxury and
must be paid for.
President Roosevelt promises to
visit Jacksonville and Tampa. OF
course it goes without saying that
Ocala will be included i'm his itinerary.
The looters are loyal. Bourke
Cochran says when a man approaches
the public treasury he wraps himself
in the American flag
Japan must have been foolin' when
she was parading with a war chip on
her shoulder.
The University OF Pennsylvania has
made Roosevelt doctor of laws.
This may be delicate tribute TO the
presidents ability 20 doctor the laws
To suit his needs.-Atlanta Journal
II h,f ~
mint will make chicken mites per
manently remove their residence
more samer than senator Brown has
done.
Now that the Kaiser has been made
an l.. l.. d.. by the University OF
Pennsylvania, he will no doubt pro-
ceed 10 have him an L. l.. D., uni
form made and have his photograph !
taken in it.-Atlanta Journal.
The Gainesville sun says that GOV
ernor Broward steps in and won't let
Senator Brown have a say as to where
he resides. But Senator Brown, like
the late jim Blaine, writ a letter."
and must bear the penalty which at
tacheS to such recklcsSness.
The ST. Petersburg Normal and In
duStrsal school and the public school
very elaborately and appropriately
celebrated the l.3rd birthday of
George Washington Wednesday. The
principal event of the celebration was
a splendid address delivered by Gov.
Napoleon b. Broward.
Ii appears that John n. {. Stock
ton was not dead. but only sleeping.
After waking up last week from his
Taiiaferro sleep he called for a light
breakfast, consisting of $4,000
Jacksonville paving contract and
cup of steaminS local prominence,
after partaking of which he remarked
that he felt quite well. thank YOU"
-Palatka Advertiser.
Mrs. W. j. Bryan delivered lee
ture last SUNDAY in her home city to
The Ocala banner., 1905-03-03

Ii is said that an ounce OF pepper
mint will make chicken mites per
manently remove their residence
more samer than Senator Brown has
done.
Charlevoix county herald., 1905-03-25

him?" inquired LATTE, in a tone Civ
ing Baptistine no hint of how the
questioner's pulses were thrilling.
yes, my captain; she, and all his
household-every one. He has brought
all his slaves from New Orleans and
come to live at Kanauhana. Ii was
Shapiro himself who told me this
when I saw him at the Owls Point.
He said he was tired of playing plant
err. and would sooner DO back here at
Barataria. He told me that he in
tends Offering his services to Gen.
Jackson; and, being so fine shot. he
can surely render a good account of
himself"
Lafitte nodded and again asked,
"But where is he living, now that
Count de Cazeneau occupies his
place."
81 asked him that question, my cap
tain, but he laid finger along that
hooked nose of his, and winked at mo
as he said that IL ever I sought him,
he would not be found intruding upon
the hospitality Of M'sieur le Comte.
talk, with me on the boat, and Shapiro
stard uron tho Owls Point; so
take 1t that he intended me TO under
stand he was living below, in the
Ravens Cave. You know, my cap.
tain"
"Never mind speaking of the Colon.
neh," LATTE broke in, with warning
gesture. BE careful" he continued
in low voice, 'how that place is
mentioned; we may before long, have
need of it for important purposes"
Baptistine said nothing, but nodded
wisely.
The so-called Colonneh, meaning Ra-
ven, was the Cherokee name for hid
fireplace known to but few of Lafitte's
men: and Cherokee also was the
name--Kanauhana- the plantation,
aiken from the hominy produced
here. "Ka-nau-ta-na" being the In.
iian term for the crushed corn, cooked
to the consistency of paste.
The right it was of the seventh day
'fter Beluche's departure that LATTE
eft Grande Terre for Gen. La Roche's
1lantation, with sundry bags OF silver
hidden in the cabin Of the polacca that
was to convey him up the narrow
waterway to Lake Bargne, whence
his course lay westerly, up Bayou
Blenvenue. an obscure stream, at
whose head was the plantation.
Now ard again a panth er's scream,
Or the whining cry of wildcat. made
'ho darkness seem still more dismal;
and the booming note of the alligator
was heard along the sluggish water.
But little cared LATTE as to the
nature Of his surroundings, for, from
out the darkness, he seemed to see
the pure face and violet eyes he was
about to look upon after all these
eyentful months.
(Tn hn continued