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Accusing Conscience

The hardest of all ordeals for an
honest man is to stand arraigned at
the bar of his own conscience. He
knows more than the keenest counsel
the most vindictive enemy could urge
for a verdict of guilty.-Wesley.
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Piles get quick relief from Dr.
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FOR SALE-25 acres OF land on the
river bottoms. with prior water right.
For particulars call at Bank of Span
lsh Fork. II
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Russian Women
Eager
for Education
BY Helen De Wonant

Wife OF Russian Diplomat
Speaks Highly of the Capabili-
ties Of the Russian Women
Their Initiative and independence
st. Petersburgs Eight High
Schools for girls-An Institution
Graduating $50 Women Stu
dents in One Year.
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Copyright, by Joseph u. Bowles.)

fMme. Helene de Wollant, wife of the
Russian diplomat, who is in charge of his
nations interests in the City of Mexico
aud who formerly was first secretary of
the Russian embassy In Washington, is
an American woman who was educated
abroad and has resided much In Europe
While in Paris studying the language and
culttvatng her voice, Nine de Wollant
developed so strong histrionic talent
that all arrangements were quickly made
Tor her debut on the stage. Her work
there was success and by many she
was declared second Rachel This ca
reer, however. had to be abandoned on
account of Ill health. Returning to her
former home in Washington, she met and
married her husband, who is gifted
scholar and writer.
One feels at glance the force of
Dosthievsky's teaching, Russia is a
world, universe" How infinitely in.
teresting the women of this wonderful
world! Types and temperaments of
every cline.
Under the master hand of civiliza-
ton, with the impetuoslty and strength
of youth, they cast off prejudice and
tradition and stand to-day the equals
of men.
The Russian woman has absolute
control of her affairs and property,
and female land owners of certain
areas of land vote by power of at
torney In the zemstvo. This is the
local administration, whose duties are
to keep roads and bridges in order
and provide means OF conveyance for
the rural police and other officials; to
elect Justices of the peace; to look
after primary education and sanitary
affairs; to watch the state of the
crops and take means against APP
preaching famine, and to undertake
within certain limits whatever seems
likely to increase the material and
moral wellbeing of the population.
Travelling in Russia, / observe that
the Russian woman takes the initia.
tive everywhere. Arriving at a sta
ton, 1t is the wife who hastens to
call the porter. taking his number and
experimenting the family descent
from the train. She manages the
family and servants, demonstrates If
the food does not suit or If the bills
are exorbitant or the service bad.
She seems to be the inspiration and
guide everywhere and calls to mind
the first women of Russian legend,
"who strobe across the steppes with
an air that raised them above the
element"
Valishefsky, in his book on Rus.
sian literature, maintains that Ger.
tain features of the legendary type
appear even in the most recent ar
tistic creations of poetry and 70.
nance Whether the author be
Tourgeniey or Tolstoi,
1t be question of love or. &C.
ton or doing good or finding the right
way. the initiative is most frequently
allotted to women"
In the great movement of $4,000,
when the cry ITO the People,' arose,
he great percentage of young women
If all classes among the youth of
Russia who left homes OF luxury
% devote themselves to study and
he spreading of education among the
peasants is very noteworthy.
1t was about this time that the
of the United States were
making efforts to secure better In
ellectual training and Matthew Vas.
Iar, recognizing in woman the same |
Intellectual constitution as in man."
)nanad Vaaaar pnlIapa Sn 1919
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me usual reason why man cannot
MIND MS own business is because he
has no business-or no mind.
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There Is a wide field of work in
Russia covered by an inexhaustible
number of charitable organizations
and private effort. Numbers of rich
women devote much of their energy
and time to facilitate the education
of the peasants in the villages which
once belonged to their estates In
fact, there is hardly an estate owner
in Russia who does not materially
benefit the peasants by the aid of
private free schools, or helpful insti-
tutions Of some kind.
And is this not the best method of
reaching and helping the ignorant,
giving an example of untiring faith
in the ultimate perfection of mankind,
working toward the ideal, teaching
mercy, purity and humanity?
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AN ORDINANCE

Amending Section t72, Chapter 20 Of
the Revised Ordinances Of Span.
ish Fork City, Utah County,
State Of Utah, Relating to
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There is distinct lack Of asser.
tiveness. calm consciousness of
strength in the Russian woman, UNI
disputed, apparently approved by the
men. There Is saying in Russia de-
scribing very delicately the depend.
ence of each on the other: Men are
the heads. but women are the necks."
The extraordinarily good educa.
ton received by so many Russian
women in the Institutes for more
than a century was great founda.
ton for the widespread desire for
higher education which has reached
all classes in its sweep across the
country.
To quote still another Russian au.
thor: Let women have every chance.
every right that men have-equal ed
ucation. equal everything, for the
woman of larger mold, the woman
capable of lofty ambition, will come
to the front anyway, her influence
cannot be repressed, and will be val
liable. All the laws and prejudice Of
the world cannot keep her back If
she be really superior
The greatest stride that Russia has
made in any epoch of her history was
under Catherine ii. The sons Of Rus
STA cannot speak lightly of woman's
capability.
l will apply to the personal charac-
ter of Russian women Doshievsky's
beautiful praise of his own country:
"The new, elect nation called upon
to realize the kingdom of God on
earth, because she does not isolate her.
self proudly within herself, because
she is disposed to see brother in
every foreigner, an unfortunate rath
er than a malefactor in the greatest
criminal, because she incarnates the
Christian idea of love and forgive.
ness"
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First pub. Jan. rs, 1907.
Last pub. March 2S, 1907.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08
PREPARE THIS YOURSELF.

For those who have any form oi
h1ood disorders: who want new. nch
blood and plenty OF il. try this:
Fluid Extract Dandelion, one'hai
ounce: Compound Kragon. one ounce
compound Syrup Sarsaparilla. three
ounces.
Shake well in a bottle and take IN,
Iteaspoonful doses after each meal ana
AT bedtime. Any good pharmacy can
supply the ingredients at small c1SI
This is the prescription, when "iiCH
made up, is called Inc NtEe,a .'I-'elSl',I. aul,
Trnatmput." by others, the Cyclone
pIood purifier" 1t acts gently and Ger
ltainIv does wonders for some people
Who are sickly. weak and out OF sorts
and is we'll known to relieve serious
lIong-standing cases Of rheulma''sh
and chronic backache qwcNlE.
/ Make some up and Try n.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08
New Officers of the Florida Oh anc
Gas Company.

The florida Oil & Gas Company
held its annual meeting of stocAhold-
ers Tuesday in Mr.. David :. Wood
rows offices in the Holder building
and elected officers for the ensuing
wear. The following named gentle
men were chosen to engineer the dtS
TIMES of the company: Edward Hold
ar nresident and treasurer: J. W
Pearson, vice-president and genera
manager: David s. Woodrow. secrr
Itaarv. The board Of directors consists
of Nessrs. Edward Holder, J. w pear
son. r. s. Hall, DR.. VIM. Anderson. q
iOcala. John l.. Inglis. of Rockwell. j
iG. Christopher, of JacksonNlli'' an
u. Buttgenbach. Of Holder.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

Mr.. BuckshOt Williams. conductor
Of the Dunncllon short. says he took
2 passenger down TO HomoSasSa the
.orher day and directed him &" th"
Rendezvous and thought of course b"
would know a river when he saw one
but he walkc3 deliberately off the
wharf into twelve feet of water. With
the exception, however. OF masni-
ficent baptizing. he was none the
worse for his experience.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08
Thoroughly Reliable.

II ever there was a safe and reliable
remedy if is that old and famous po-
rons nIastar-AllcOck's 1t has been in
nse for ever sixty years. and is as pop
ular today as ever. and we oouot ii
there is civilized community on 'he
face of the earth where this Wonderlui
main reIiever cannot be found. In 'ne
selection of the ingredients ana IN
their manufacture the greatest care
lis taken 10 keep each plaster up 10
the highest standard OF excellence
and so pure and simple are the IN
gradients that even a child can use
them.
Allcock's are the original and gen
Iuine porous plasters and are sold 0H
druggists in every part of the ciVillz
ed world.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

Ncssrs. Nix x 0lin. who operate q
5awmiU a; Grahamyille. passed
through Oca'a Tuesday morning with
a colossal boiler which they hay" r"-
Gently purchased from Mr.. z. G. Ne
Leod. and were taking ii down 10
their place to replace the old one
which has been discarded. These
young men until they closed their mill
some time ago. were doing a good bus
mess and expect to again fall into line
as soon as they get their new boiler
placed in position.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

Captain Robert Harrison OF Lees
burc. was among the visitors TO the
brick city" Saturday and stated 10
representative of this paper that
the orange groves did not suffer near
the damage in the Christmas freeze
that some people have reported He
saws that with the exception OF some
groves. over stimulated with inten
sive fertilizers. very little damage Is
observable and these groves were
only unfortunate in having the new
and tender sprigs frozen, He say
rhat nine tenths Of the groves are al
right.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08
a Flower for Our Local Editor.

We take advantage of her alb
.sence to reproduce from the Thomas
Vile. (Ga..l Times-Enterprisc the
following appreciatiye compliment TO
tour local editor;
Miss Sara Harris will arrive i'll
iThomasvine today to be the guest OF
Miss Margaret Ansley. Miss Harris Is
the CITY editor of the Ocala Banner OF
which her father. Hon. Frank Harris
lis editor. and is one Of the most brill
liant newspaper women in Florida
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

Mr.. Milton Hood who was former
cttzen Of Ocala. but is now 4 resi-
den, of Hamilton. Ga, and has been
for some years past is on visit 10
ms and enjoying our splendid weather
minus dust. Mr. Hood is looking
scarcely a day older than when he
left. Time is dealing with him kind
llv when a citizen Of Ocala he was
IN p; rtnorship with Mr.. Wallace
>SrovaH and conducted the Marion
Free Press. He was also the owner OF
considerable real estate His 0lt
ifrieqie were all glad to see him
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

Mr.. ]. \. Crews, the persuasive ana
affable representative Of the Times
Union. was in Ocala Saturday hlstl
.jng 10 enlarge the usefulness Of tins
splendid state newspaper.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

The sewer well in the court house
ward has been completed. The drill
ers struck a tremendous cavity at q
tdepth of only 80 feet. Two OF the
fine horse were turned in on il and
il was inspected and approved by MI
George MacKay.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

Mr.. George c. Williams, who recent
Iv came to Marion county TO make
his home with Ms, is now Located III
the northwestern portion OF the
county. and on Monday came TO Ocala
to perform the first duty Of an up-to
date citizen of communlty-Suo
scribe for the leading paper.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

Mr.. E. {. Staley. q forme. citizen
of Ocala. but for some time living IN
Jacksonville. has accepted z position
a. chief clerk at the Seaboard freight
office and viii become a perM@nen,
rn,ilNnE
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

MIR. d. \. Clark. of Martel. was IN
town yesterday. and he says the for
est fires were burning on four sides OF
him Monday night and it looked some
what threatening but Fortunately the
rains came up in the nick Of time and
nut ouietus 10 the impending danger
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

4 subscriber writing from Lilly, Pa.
saws: Your paper is excellent You
certainly must be Christian people
and how delighted ! would be Il
could be among you.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

OWN 10 increased volume ol
work and increased cos oi ATins,
railroad men have been granted an
increase Of ia per cent. n wages
Having The power 10 fH their own
WAGES the congressman Went The rail
road employees 10 per cent better.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

The three suspects. who were twice
tried before Judge Sumter 4. Bullock,
were turned over 10 Marshal Eaton
yesterday and were taken 20 Lake
City. where they will be tried 1oI
highway robbery. 1t is believed that
the evidence against them is sutiicen'
10 send them 10 the camps.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

Judge Joseph Bell had before him
Yesterday one Carolina Mitchell. who
was accused of something concern
mg of a hog" The jury decared him in
nocenJ.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

NIessrs. Harry Bullock, Ad"ph
Dame and Claude EiaycrafJ are noW
with the Atlantic Coast Line railway
and are doing we'll.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

Miss Louise Harris has been ln-
stalled as society editor Of Ills "a
uer durin~ the absence If o"r regular
local and society editor.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

DR.. s. Il. Bitch has been at his
nost in the bank since Monday. HIS
daughter, Miss Legie, has been quite
sick. but is now better. The doctor
saws they have got rid of the mad
dogs in the Blitchton neighborhood
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

Ms R,r,uicc Alfred. after spend
.rr ten aay~ in Ocala. the guest oi
~. ~. Anderson. returned 10 her
tnme ar lurIs yesterday
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08
oCAJA FLORIDA FRIDAY. FEBRU AIRY :. 1907

The combined ages of ALabama's
senator's are 1G- years. In the matter
OF years Alabama has all fA' o-A"r
states faded
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

pr Walter Hood and Or. W. h
peN.rS AT. Suon 10 begin the erection
- handsome stone fence The ma
f.raI is already on the Erounds-
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

Dr.. J. c. Boozer. Of the Commercial
hank. is setting a sood example. lie
lis irving 10 interest The farmers IN
sea island cotton. Aint corn and 70
fh9cC0.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

Cant. T. Il. Johnson i I'D trom
Lakeland and Sives rab-er di=coH-a--
fn- accounts of the damage sustain
ed hv the orange %roves N south
Florida. especially those in he TiSin-
;-v af Barlow. Arcadia and or down a.
far a. Sarasota.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

The huari al county commissioners
.,- IN, furnishings Of the new court
hons, ,o "A firm in New Gorkq. repre-
.tr'et ny Nr John Franz.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

At Robert Fusnoj. Of Lake Melr'
and tt, master of the steamer Del
.s. Was among our numerous SaJur-
r-v visitors.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

Nr - ~ WhuworIh continues to
End ready sale for his Duroc pigs
Il, -f.pr.d tWo 20 Wildwood yester-
..E
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

ar n Mote. Of Jacksonville. was
a prominent visitor - ocala Satur-
law 81. mixed business with pleas
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

I'D, Oca,a Banners business con
-r-,- a q prosperous condition. u
cas- started gur WEI "a The ne"
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

81 HaNr,r l-anieT. the best all
..uud politician IN Florida. was III
t.aIa SATURDAY
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

ur 'i,rre, r Mexican Is having
..-...., STONE t,nc, erected around
F.- h.rd-um, new home
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

u- T.-.rh e.. Mathews. Fleming
r.-.- prosperous farmer, peeped IN TO
... r. N.utaE.
The Ocala banner., 1907-02-08

MISS SARA ELIZABETH HARRIS.
Local Editor.
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-04
COLD WEATHER GENERAL
Zero T~mperature and High winds
Prevnu at MANY Points in
MinstEnfRPi valley.

CHICAGO Feh. 2-T'he cold wsve that
descended upon Chicaan. accompanied by
a gale of biting wind. sent the mercury
down 10 degrees below zero during thu
early hours of today. Although the wind
moderated. the temperature did not rise
higher than degrees above zero during
the day, and Al 10 O'Clock tonight was
lowering ahout the zero mark
KANSAS CITY. Mo- Feb. S.-The Sc
rereet atOfm ol- ffE Writer In rEging
throughout Kansas and western Missouri,
with Temperature al OF near zero. six
inches Of snow on the ground and snow
still falling. driven by a hitter wind All
trains are marked late from f0rty-hve
minutes TO six hours At O'clock to-
night the temperature in Kansas City is
degrees above zero
BILLINGS. Mont Feb. S--The severest
storm In twenty years prevails in eastern
Montana Snow now covers the ground 10
the depth Of nearly foot Conditions are
said 10 be worse than since 1856, when
thousands Of sheep died IN a storm Thou
sands of sheep are being driven TO ranches
near this city 10 be fed. Train service is
badly demoralized
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-04
MEMPHIS LEVEES ARE HOLDING
River ts Stationary There. but is
RiEing Steadily al An Points
Below.

WASHINGTON. Feb. 8.-T'he weather bu-
rsau's flood bulletin tonight says:
The stage Of the Mississippi river az
Memphis Sunday night was 493 feet and
the river was stationary. EtaEes at g. m
Sunday al places below Memphis we're as
fOllOWE; Helena, 4s.A a rise of 3 Of q
foot GreeBVille, 46 feet. a rise of 4 Of q
foot; Nicksburg AS. a rise Of 3 Of foot
Na1chez. 46-6 rise Of 4 of a foot: New
Orleans. as feet, q rise CT j Of a foot in
twsnty-four hours.
MEMPHIS Tenn. Feb. B.-w1th every
main leVee IN this district holding intact
the crest uf the high water IN the Missis-
sipp river has passed Memphis. The gauge
stood al a02 feet al : O'Clock tonight. a fan
Of / Of foot IN twelve hours In Mem
ptlis flood conditions are unchanged The
principal damage VIII be 10 the lumber in
terests. the yards OF several large con-
Germs standing IN three feet q water
NEW ORLEANS. Feh. 3-Ths river con-
tiuues 70 rise slowly, gain Of ! Of a foot
having been recorded IN the lasf twenty
four hours. Only few men were engaged
In building protection leVees AZ the foot O.
Canal and jackson EtreetE today and nC
fears are entertained that the ernbanamens
wiz be 0verlzLed
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-04
HEBREW INSTITUTE ORGANIZED
Association Formed for work Along
Social. Mental. Spiritual and
Physical Lines.

mass meeting OF the Omaha Hebrew
population OF Omaha. attended by about
80 persons, was held al Patterson hall
Sunday night for the purpose Of perfectinE
the organization OF the Omaha Hebrew
institute association The movement has
been Hgatatsd for some time by prominent
Jews Of the city and funds 10 . consider
able amount have already been pledged.
A constitution for the association was
adopted al the meeting. the purpose Of
the society being given 10 be for the de-
velopmenf Of the members along social
spiritual. mental sno physical lines
The meeting continued until midnight and
a c0rnmitiee WAS appointed 10 name twenty
three persons from among whom fifteen
are 10 be selected by election 10 form the
board Of directors The names returned
were A J. Miller, ~. Bernstein. N Sugar
man. Morris Levi H Gross. s Ravftz.
Jacob KatlernRn. H A Wolf. A p. Al
pirn H Friedman. Sol Brodkey, Samuel
Kat1. Rabbi Cohn, L Harris Dr. p. Scher,
z Fleischman. Charles BegRsa- n Golden
berg. A Wolf. J. Gordon. Joseph Levine.
Charles Egutter and J. Schlosbsrg-
Nathan Bernstein acted as chairman Of
the meeting and Rabbi Cohn took an active
part IN perfecting The organization
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-04
FIRANcIER DIES OF INJURIES
Pr~naneat View Terk Lean R-eEer
Jumps frsn window while
neIirtoua-

NEW YORK Feb. S.-HcwErd p. Frofh-
fnEharn. who while delirsous from a nervous
breakdown jumped from the second story
of his bone IN West Seventy-seventh street
yesterday. died just before last midnight.
The death was not reported 20 the police
Until today, when the coroner instituted
m Investigation. Nervous strain. Cue to
reesaf rererses in Wall street. Is balieved
% have caused the dependency which re-
suited IN the deed Mr.. F'rothinghAm was
one Of the best known men In the financial
district he was probably me best knUxn
Loan broker IN the country. lending more
'eAiI- money annually than any other man
or firm
HilE patrunaEe Was very large and HIS
commissions IN the lenoing business alone
are said 70 have amounted 70 more than
T0aO80 a year For sixteen years be was
a member Of the New YORK Efock exchange
but he found lending more profitable than
brokerage and devoted his time almost
entirely 70 a.
Reoently hls physician persuaded him to
take a rest and AGr. Frothingham went tc
Atlantic CITY. where he remained a few
daFk Returning 70 his home he1r he was
ordered 70 he'd ana nurses stationed IN
constant artsndznes. When one of the
nurses yesterday opened a wtnde~ M
Froshingham sprazE. from his bed and
jumped frun the window
Omaha daily bee. (Omaha [Neb.]) 187?-1922, 1907-02-04
FRAUDS IN MARKSMANSHlP
Records MADE by Companies l. aad n
of F1fth Infantry Are
Ruled Out.

NEW YORK. Feb 2-Aftsr long CORE
spondenoe with the Department Of the
East and three months OF investigation
the War department has discovered what
IL believed 70 be an Illicit deal between
Companies l. and N Of the Fifth infantry
in their target practice and has ordered
General Grant 70 wipe out the renarkzbls
record made by these companies last SIM
nier al Piattsburg barracks. Moreover.
the Department Of the East was ordered
today 10 deduct from the pay Of the men
al additional sums paid them since last
SUMNER because of their marksmanship
Colonel Henry o. Helstznd. military sec
reta-s Of the Department Of the East.
said today that ample proof Of irregu-
laririeE IN scoring had been established
private who qualities as q marksnan
resolves an increase of pay Of s. a month.
4 shErpshOoter 8. and an eKper1 rfne-
man s.