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So this was where the water broke through! I immediately thought of rivers I had heard of that disappeared down into the earth, and could imagine the great distance the water must have to travel through sub-terranean passages to become so thoroughly clear. In rowing the boat the force of this stream could be felt, where it came to the surface, about twenty or thirty feet from the bank. I was very much interested in knowing where all this water went to, and was prepared to find that it emptied into some commonplace stream and became all muddied and uninteresting. I should have known, though, that nature had worked this out in a fitting manner; but, as it was, I had the pleasure of coming unprepared before another delight. SILVER RIVER The water rising from these springs is sufficient in volume—my mind wouldn't grasp the number of gallons per minute—to alone form a river fifty feet wide. Silver River it is c-illed, which seamed to me a particularly appropriate name, as it is entirely the outpouring of Silver Springs, and not increased by any streams flowing into it or to any extent by surface drainage along its nine miles of length. Having transferred from the glass-bottom boat to a larger passenger boat that THE RAKE LIMPKIN runs from the springs down the river, we broke through the trees and started to 1; ••' i '£- explore this river I felt that we were intruding into nature's secret places and disturbing the peaceful order of things. The surface of NAVIGABLE FOR LARGE BOATS I wondered at the size of the boat that ventured into this stream, no wider_ than the average street, for I was accustomed to livers, ^several times as wide, that were navigable for rowboats onjy. btill waters run deep," I remembered, and I saw that the level nature of the country made it difficult for this water to find its way downhill," and caused the increasing winding about—at times the river almost doubling on itself-and accounted, in some measure at, least, for the great depth. MOSSY PILLOWS md ti,?let asm ierarcohr -ssutrrufagcgelded Again let me say it: I am thankful for Silver Springs and for the opportunity I had to visit it. August 28, 1914. •^H PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN THROUGH THE WATEE SHOWING FOEMATION OF THE BOTTOM AT A DEPTH OF SEVENTY FEET y( V TYPICAL SCEXES ALONG THE SIEVED H1VKR "No Place More Wonderful, More Extraordinary, or More Beautiful" [Fr°m IUtemeW W"h ^ Ge°- &»S d ^ - ^ - ' — ^ * -« I all about these the intention of tag then. ki i^^4^!-^in. ^r^Tt^ of springs. These same American Crists Tou"u^ tHSf U^4d of the fact that they had visited these wonderful European Sp?i^gs. EXTRAORDINARY SIGHTS a unusual and extraordinary sights that meet dOW" MTLSIT fP° " ^ to exquisite b±utrofl - the .if miles just to see these for the rest of their lives tthese springs, and the very d tnee INDESCRIBABLE COLORING --I-- //y1^?1^" I have just returned from a trip to Silver Springs and it has been a revelation to me, and, although I have visited ir- my travels most of the wonderful and unusual things and places in this country, I do not know of any place anywhere that is more extraordinary, more beautiful, more interesting, or more worth while v i s i t i n g than Silver Springs. Florida should not overlook Silver Springs as a very valuable asset to bringing tourists to the state, and to help interest and entertain them while they are here. It is something that one can talk on for hours, and then not half do it justice. S55 LEGEND OF OSCEOIA Osceola, the great Semlnole warrior, was born in Mai'ion County ; and at Fort King, three miles from Ocala, a grand council was held between officers of the United States and the chiefs of the Seminoles. The matters discussed and decided upon settled the then existing differ-ences between the races, and provided the gradual removal of the Seminoles to the Indian Territory. Osceola, then a minor chief, and called by his people the Sad and Silent Man, sat mute and motionless during the deliberations, and when the ranking chiefs had signed the treaty, Osceoia was commanded to come forward and sign. Walking to the table surrounded by the councillors he pushed aside the proffered pen, and, driving his hunting knife through the midst of the document, left i t ; and, walking from the council room, mounted his horse and rode away, leaving behind him a deaf and dumb declaration of |war to the death. The records of the human race fail to furnish the name of any other man born and reared a savage who for ten years waged a war against a great civilized power. !'i • CHIEF OSCEOLA *'• • « . M OHABMING VISTAS OI>E\P THIiliUGII THE TROPICAL FOLIAGE PANOEAMIC VIEW OF SILVER SPBINGS FLOWING INTO SILVER RIVER AT THE LEFT : 1|| i: • Iff """' HBP 'DEVIL'S ELBOW," ONE OF MANY PICTURESQUE SPOTS EN ROUTE ox THE SILVER RIVER. NOTICE THE RIVER-BED THROUGH THE WATER A STOP AT CAK.MIOIIAEL'S TO xrerirt from letter to Mr. J. D. Kooneti, Secreioi'/j Board of Trade, Ocala, Florida} " . . . And yet I have sometimes thought that neither your local people nor the railroad people quite appreciate one of your resources which in itself ought to draw thousands of visitors to Ocala. I refer to Silver Springs. Some friends of mine were in Ocala last week and they did not hear a word about Silver Springs, and they did not knew until I told them what they had -missed. I have never seen anything more wonderfully beautiful than Silver Springs. No one ought to be allowed to visit Ocala without being persuaded to visit the springs and see for himself its marvels. If-Silver Springs were in Colorado or California,,it would be heralded throughout the world by the local people as well as by the railroads as one of the wonders of the world. If it were anywhere in New England, a. small army would have to be stationed around it to keep people in line as they sought the opportunity of seeing it. Silver Springs is an asset, not merely to Ocala nor to Florida, but to the nation. The region surrounding it ought to be carefully guarded and the spring itself ought to be protected from all vandalism."—RICHARD H. EUMOXDS, Manufacturers' Record, Baltimore, Md. THE MOST l i K A f T I K r i . ANIMALS IX TIT K WORLD THE BRIDAL CHAMBER^ °f SILVER^ SPRINGS "THE FABM," BUILT OF PALMETTO TRTJXKS A LEGEND [The following story combines the accuracies of fact with the romance of fiction. Aunt Silly lived at Silver Springs until her death, about three years ago, and was seen by many who visited the springs. It is from the gifted pen of Mrs. Matey Baitibridye Crist.] Near Florida's celebrated Silver Springs lives an old negress, known to the entire surrounding country as "Aunt Silly," whose claim to being 110 years old is borne out by her appearance. Aunt Silly is wrinkled and decrepit, and the wool peeping from her bandannaed head is white as snow, while the blackness and the weirdness of her face is intensified by a heavy crop of snow-white beard. As long as the oldest citizen of Ocala can re-member Aunt Silly has looked just as ancient as she does now; identified always with Silver Springs, and hobbling about them from morning until nighr, leaning upon her short, thick staff. That she was a participant in a tragedy is known only to a very few of Ocala's oJdest citizens, and seldom referred to by any of them. In the near vicinity of Ocala. when first it was settled, stood a splendid old mansion, owned by Capt. Harding Douglass, a South Carolinian of considerable wealth, liis only child was a son, who, with his mother's beauty of countenance, had inherited her tender, shrinking nature and. like herself, was a slave to the old man's iron will. In the beautiful little City of Ocala, lived Beruice Mayo, wln,se blend beauty won, at first sight, the heart of Claire Douglass. Although of Virginia ancestry, Bernice was a true child of the "Land of Flowers,'' passionate and impulsive. Her eyes were blue and clear as the waters of Lake Munroe. beside which she had spent her childhood, in the fair little City of Sanford. Her hair was as golden as Florida's own sunshine, and Florida's tropical splendor ran riot in her blood. For six months Bernice Mayo and Claire Douglass were constant companions, and Silver Springs was their favorite resort. For half a day at a time they would drift about on the bosom of the splendid, placid curiosity of nature. Bernice seemed never to tire of going into the depths of the subterranean world. "If I were a mermaid, Claire," she would say, "and lived in yon crystal cavern, and some fair day I should wander forth among the palmettos and mosses of the springs, and, sitting on yonder ledge of rocks, should 'comb my golden hair with a shell,' and your boat should come drifting by, and you were to see me in the water beneath, would you love me well enough to plunge, plunge to the depths beneath to woo me?" Then would Claire stop her merry chatter with his kisses, and pledge to her his eternal love as they drifted over the transparent mirror of water, pausing now and then to study the rocks and shells, the mosses, palmettos, the fish, which were as visible eighty feet below the transparent water as were the trees and woodland about them. There is nothing fairer than Ocala's "Lover's Lane," and yet no spot held for these young people the attraction of Silver Springs, their constant trysting place. But there came a fatal day, destined to separate them. A day wherein Claire Douglass declared to his father his love for beautiful, penniless Bernice Mayo, and his determination to make her his wife. Stormily, his father vowed it should never be, and secretly planned a separation. When Claire Douglass had been speedily dispatched abroad on important business for his father, then it was that Bernice learned the truth, and her proud, delicate nature lay crushed and bleeding beneath the cruel blow and still more cruel separation. IrequP! Vainly she strove to rally ; all life seemed but an. empty blank to her. A year dragged wearily by, anu the scenes >nted by merry Bernice Mayo knew her no more. Paler and thinner she daily grew. Fragile she was, as the white blossoms of her well-love*! springs. The little chain of gold that Claire had locked TAME, BUT A LITTLE TIMID on her arm would have slipped across the wasted, transparent hand, but for the ribbon that held its links. One day (lier last upon earth) the girl, by dint of desperate energy, crept to Silver Springs. Even Aunt Silly was unprepared for the white, emaciated little creature who tottered into her cabin door and fell fainting in her arms. Consciousness soon returned, but it was apparent even to the old black woman that death had set its gray, unmistakable seal upon the young face. "Aunt Silly," gasped the girl, "I have come to you to die, and you must obey my last request; the grave divulges no secrets. Kre to-night's sun sets I shall be in heaven. This separation from the man I love has been my death, but in that death we shall be united. I have asked God, and. He has heard me. But you, Aunt Silly, you must obey my request. You love me : you will do as I ask. To-night when the moon comes out, row my body to Boiling Springs, and bury me there. You know the spot—make no mistake. Do this, and God will attend to the rest." "Good Gord A'mighty, Chile, you think Aunt Silly am gwine tote dade body off in the lonesomely night?" asked the old woman, her very teeth chattering with the superstitious fear peculiar to her race. The girl realized the risk of her plan being-thwarted, and raising herself to a sitting posture she seized the old woman's hands and fixed her dying eyes full on her.face. "Aunt Silly," she gasped, "I am a dying woman ; I am very near to God ; I have talked with Him, and He has answered me. My will has been crushed in life, I swear it shall not in death. Before twenty-four hours Claire Douglass shall join me in the crystal cavern of Silver Springs. If you do not grant my request every spirit of evil shall sur-round you. Palsied and blind you shall grow, and deaf—deaf to every sound but the ghosts of the dead, which shall pursue you by day and haunt you by night. Do you swear A GOOD DAY'S CATCH NEAR SILVEK SPRINGS to obey my dying request, or will you refuse me, and reap the prophecy of a dying woman, which shall rest upon your cowardly head for refusing to obev God's will?" The old woman was shaking like an aspen. Her eyes protruded with fear, and great beads of per-spiration rolled down her cheeks. The strength of the dying girl's will had prevailed, and the old woman answered : "I promises, honey ; I promises." It was a solemn and awful sight that night, witnessed alone by God and nature; the boat, which drifted down Silver Springs in the moonlight, bearing its two strange occupants—the one weird, bent, gro-tesque ; the other, so silent, so white, so pathetic, in its dead loveliness. Not a leaf was stirring, not a sound heard, but the splash, splash of the old woman's oars, as her boat, with its strange, beautiful burden, drifted over the curious, transparent body of water: drifted until it reached Boiling Springs, then veered about and stood still. Gently and easily, as if it had been a babe, the old woman lifted the little body. Something of her fear had departed in the placid smile of the dead face. Tears rolled down her dusky face as she bent forward in obedience to the girl's curious request. For a moment the body rocked to and fro on the bosom of the water, upon which its happiest moments had been spent. The dead face smiled, and the wealth of hair gleamed in the moonlight like a sheen of gold. Every pebble was visible in the depth below. Suddenly, as if by magic, the body began sink-ing. The boiling of the spring had ceased, showing a peculiar little fissure in the rock from whence all the strange body of water came. The fissure slowly divided, received thp dead body and closed again, shutting every vestige of it from view. "Gord A'mighty, dat chile a angel sho' nuff. She mus' done talked to de Lawd ; she knowed how all dat gwine to be," muttered the old woman, as she rowed back to her cabin in the moonlight. A mocking-bird on the opposite shore sent forth a flood of silvery melody. "Hear dat now," muttered Aunt Silly; "dat bird done senclin' foth de weddin' song o' de bridegroom. Come on, Claire Douglass, yo' little bride am waitin' for you more pacifying den she waited many a long day." The day following the death of Bernice Mayo was one never to be forgotten by the citizens of Ocala. Claire Douglass had just returned after a year's absence. He found his beautiful cousin (whom his father desired to be-come his wife) a guest at the home of his parents. "Claire," said his father as they lingered over the breakfast table, "I have a fine, new skiff at Silver Springs, and I wish you to take your cousin for a row this morning ; and, by the permission of you young people, I shall make one of your party." "Delightful, uncle !" cried the girl; and Claire, while he turned a trifle pale at the thought of returning to the spot where all that had given color to his life had transpired, could only acquiesce. Claire Douglass looked unusually handsome as the party drifted down Silver Snrings in the April sunshine, but there was a curious pallor on his face, and the uncle and niece were left to carry on all the conversation. What a contrast the blooming girl in the April sunshine bore to the one in the solemn moonlight, who had drifted over the same water the evening before ! As the skiff neared Boiling Spring the party noted a little boat hovering over it. The boat was rowTed by Aunt Silly ; and its other occupant was an old woman, whose eyes were swollen with weeping. The skiff paused beside the little rowboat, and the occupants of each gazed into the curious, transparent depths below. Suddenly the niece cried out, "Oh, see, that looks like a hand; a little human hand!" Plainer and more visible it grew, the little white hand with its gold chain locked about the slender wrist. Ah, little hand, Claire Douglass would have known you among ten thousand hands! His face was white as death and he gasped as though choking. All were intent upon the scene below. Suddenly the boiling of the water ceased, and out upon a rock in its trans-parent depths, like a broken, beautiful lily, lay Bernice Mayo, her golden hair floating on the sand, her dead face smiling placidly, as if at last a halo of peace had descended upon the tired spirit, and the broken heart had found rest. With a wild cry that pierced even the heart of the mother, who for the last time in life gazed upon the dead face of her child, Claire Douglass dashed overboard, diving deeper, ever deeper, until he caught in his arms the little figure of his dead love. Then once more the rock divided and closed, shutting from view forever the lovers, who lay locked in each other's embrace. And again the water whirled It and boiled in its mad fury, as if to defy the puny will of him who would have separated what God had joined together. As for the first time the secret bridal chamber of Silver Springs has been made known to the world, it will be interesting to its future visitors, as they approach that part of it known as "Boiling Springs," to note in the whir of water beneath (the only part of the .water not perfectly placid) the constant shower of tiny, pearl-like shells poured forth from the fissure in the rock, and which Aunt Silly says are the jewels the angels gave Bernice Mayo upon her wedding morning, when her lover joined her in their fairy palace in Silver Springs. There is, too, a curious flower growing in the springs—a flower with leaf like a lily, and a blossom shaped like an orange blossom. Its peculiar waxy whiteness and yellow petals are like Bernice Mayo's face and hair, Aunt Silly says, and she calls them "Bernice Bridal Wreath." There is a legend among the young people of Ocala that a woman presented with one of these blossoms will become a bride ere the close of the year. WiiEKE THK S1LVEB KIVEK FLOWS INTO THE OKLAWAHA Ill lit PUTNAM HOUSE, PALATKA HARRINGTON HALL, OCALA BEAUTIFUL SPOTS OX THE KOAU FROM OCALA TO SILVER SPRINGS SCHEDULE BOATS SAIL DAILY FROM SILVER SPRINGS AND PALATKA Leave SILVER SPRINGS 8A.M. Arrive WELAKA 3 P. M. Arrive PALATKA 5 P. M. Leave PALATKA 7 A. M. Arrive WELAKA 9 A. M. Arrive SILVER SPRINGS 5 P. M. Daylight all the way in both directions TICKETS FARE: One way, $6.50. Round trip, $12.00. Including automobile between Ocala and Silver Springs, and trip in glass-bottom boat seeing the beauties of Silver Springs. W. L. CARMICHAEL, Secretary and Treasurer (,. (ED.) CAKMICHAKL, Vice-President and Ceneral Mauayei MEALS ON BOATS Regular dinner from 12:30 to 1:30; a la carte service at all hours. TICKET AGENCIES All offices of MB. FOSTER. All offices of RONFIELD. Florida East Coast Ry. City Ticket Office, St. Augustine, Fla. L. & N. Ry. City Ticket Office, Jacksonville, Fla. A. C. L. Ky. City Ticket Office, Jacksonville, Fla. All S. A. L. Ry. Ticket Offices in Florida. Miss Miller, Detroit Hotel Building, St. Peters-burg, Fla. Mitchell, the Sand Man, St. Petersburg, Fla. Putnam House, Palatka, Fla. B. F. Condon, City Ticket Agent, Ocala, Fla. SILVER SPRINGS TRANSPORTATION CO. HOME OKFIOE : OCALA, FLA. G. A. ("AimiCHAEL, President •}. I > . UOONI;Y, Traffic Manayvr 1 DISTANCES TO IMPORTANT POINTS SILVER SPRINGS : ladies' Parlor Itridal Chamber tiiHokinff Room Xhcll Room To Jacob's Wells J/j Turpentine Still Landing % Robinson's Landing . . 1 Fossil Bond Y a r d . . . . 2 Pasteur's Landing . . Carmiehael Marshall's Landing' . . Roger's Grove Sistrunk White Oak Landing. . Oklawaha Junction . . Delk's Bluff „ Grahamville ]6 Randall's Orange Grove 17 Conner 17 MAP OF Silver Springs Daylight Route via Silver River, Oklavvaha and St. Johns Rivers 18 19 20 21 21 31 31 32 Long's Landing Palmetto Grove Chitty's Avenue Stuart Creek Duriso's Landing .... Osceola's 'Last Battle Field Shell and Sand Mound Gore's Landing Dodger Island 32 Park's Landing !33 Mound Builders' Village of Seven Mounds. . 33 Hell's Half Acre.... 34 Pin Hook 34 Hogan's Landing ... 35 Star Island S7i> Bear Tree 38 ° Twin Cypress 40 Sunday Bluff 41 / Cypress fi»^ /IT . Kureka Eureka Gate Cut-off Forty-Foot Bluff OSCEOLA'S LAST RATTLE PALMETTO GROVE CONNER RANDALL'S ORANGE GliOVK GRAHAMVILLE ORANGE GHOVES DELKS BLUFF OCKLAWAHA JUNCTION Lcesburg and Eustis) TO IMPOETANT (Continued) lola Indian's Home . Site Payne's Battle Ground Crowning-shield Matcuett's Shoals . . . Big Eddy Twin Palmettos . . . . Indian Bluff McBride's Cut McBride's Landing . . Gray's Cut Needle's Eye Orange Creek (Orange Spring Landing) . , Jordan's Landing . . . Fort Brooke Mound Builders' Home Site Sims Landing 81 Tuskawilla Cut 83 Cedar Landing 85 Blue or Salt Spring. . 87 Turkey Creek 90 Riverside 95 Narrow's 96 Pinner's 98 Davenport 103 Hear Island 104 Mouth of Oklawaha. . 109 Welaka 110 Satsuma 117 San Mateo 130 Palatka 135 60 62 06 67 68 70 71 73 73 74 75 70 70 77 78 X RADICATES ANCIENT SAND AND SHELL MOUNDS MANATEE RIVER SECTION" - • v <; SPRINGS SPRINGS A jjj 1 : OKLAWAHA RIVEK FLORIDA OKLAWAHA RIVEK I ,ORIDA \ a7a:T7477,M'VJ5S •r *!v;e. So this was where the water broke through! I immediately thought of rivers I had heard of that disappeared down into the earth, and could imagine the great distance the water must have to travel through sub-terranean passages to become so thoroughly clear. In rowing the boat the force of this stream could be felt, where it came to the surface, about twenty or thirty feet from the bank. I was very much interested in knowing where all this water went to, and was prepared to find that it emptied into some commonplace stream and became all muddied and uninteresting. I should have known, though, that nature had worked this out in a fitting manner; but, as it was, I had the pleasure of coming unprepared before another delight. SILVER RIVER The water rising from these springs is sufficient in volume—my mind wouldn't grasp the number of gallons per minute—to alone form a river fifty feet wide. Silver River it is c-illed, which seamed to me a particularly appropriate name, as it is entirely the outpouring of Silver Springs, and not increased by any streams flowing into it or to any extent by surface drainage along its nine miles of length. Having transferred from the glass-bottom boat to a larger passenger boat that THE RAKE LIMPKIN runs from the springs down the river, we broke through the trees and started to 1; ••' i '£- explore this river I felt that we were intruding into nature's secret places and disturbing the peaceful order of things. The surface of NAVIGABLE FOR LARGE BOATS I wondered at the size of the boat that ventured into this stream, no wider_ than the average street, for I was accustomed to livers, ^several times as wide, that were navigable for rowboats onjy. btill waters run deep," I remembered, and I saw that the level nature of the country made it difficult for this water to find its way downhill," and caused the increasing winding about—at times the river almost doubling on itself-and accounted, in some measure at, least, for the great depth. MOSSY PILLOWS md ti,?let asm ierarcohr -ssutrrufagcgelded Again let me say it: I am thankful for Silver Springs and for the opportunity I had to visit it. August 28, 1914. •^H PHOTOGRAPH TAKEN THROUGH THE WATEE SHOWING FOEMATION OF THE BOTTOM AT A DEPTH OF SEVENTY FEET y( V TYPICAL SCEXES ALONG THE SIEVED H1VKR "No Place More Wonderful, More Extraordinary, or More Beautiful" [Fr°m IUtemeW W"h ^ Ge°- &»S d ^ - ^ - ' — ^ * -« I all about these the intention of tag then. ki i^^4^!-^in. ^r^Tt^ of springs. These same American Crists Tou"u^ tHSf U^4d of the fact that they had visited these wonderful European Sp?i^gs. EXTRAORDINARY SIGHTS a unusual and extraordinary sights that meet dOW" MTLSIT fP° " ^ to exquisite b±utrofl - the .if miles just to see these for the rest of their lives tthese springs, and the very d tnee INDESCRIBABLE COLORING --I-- //y1^?1^" I have just returned from a trip to Silver Springs and it has been a revelation to me, and, although I have visited ir- my travels most of the wonderful and unusual things and places in this country, I do not know of any place anywhere that is more extraordinary, more beautiful, more interesting, or more worth while v i s i t i n g than Silver Springs. Florida should not overlook Silver Springs as a very valuable asset to bringing tourists to the state, and to help interest and entertain them while they are here. It is something that one can talk on for hours, and then not half do it justice. S55 LEGEND OF OSCEOIA Osceola, the great Semlnole warrior, was born in Mai'ion County ; and at Fort King, three miles from Ocala, a grand council was held between officers of the United States and the chiefs of the Seminoles. The matters discussed and decided upon settled the then existing differ-ences between the races, and provided the gradual removal of the Seminoles to the Indian Territory. Osceola, then a minor chief, and called by his people the Sad and Silent Man, sat mute and motionless during the deliberations, and when the ranking chiefs had signed the treaty, Osceoia was commanded to come forward and sign. Walking to the table surrounded by the councillors he pushed aside the proffered pen, and, driving his hunting knife through the midst of the document, left i t ; and, walking from the council room, mounted his horse and rode away, leaving behind him a deaf and dumb declaration of |war to the death. The records of the human race fail to furnish the name of any other man born and reared a savage who for ten years waged a war against a great civilized power. !'i • CHIEF OSCEOLA *'• • « . M OHABMING VISTAS OI>E\P THIiliUGII THE TROPICAL FOLIAGE PANOEAMIC VIEW OF SILVER SPBINGS FLOWING INTO SILVER RIVER AT THE LEFT : 1|| i: • Iff """' HBP 'DEVIL'S ELBOW," ONE OF MANY PICTURESQUE SPOTS EN ROUTE ox THE SILVER RIVER. NOTICE THE RIVER-BED THROUGH THE WATER A STOP AT CAK.MIOIIAEL'S TO xrerirt from letter to Mr. J. D. Kooneti, Secreioi'/j Board of Trade, Ocala, Florida} " . . . And yet I have sometimes thought that neither your local people nor the railroad people quite appreciate one of your resources which in itself ought to draw thousands of visitors to Ocala. I refer to Silver Springs. Some friends of mine were in Ocala last week and they did not hear a word about Silver Springs, and they did not knew until I told them what they had -missed. I have never seen anything more wonderfully beautiful than Silver Springs. No one ought to be allowed to visit Ocala without being persuaded to visit the springs and see for himself its marvels. If-Silver Springs were in Colorado or California,,it would be heralded throughout the world by the local people as well as by the railroads as one of the wonders of the world. If it were anywhere in New England, a. small army would have to be stationed around it to keep people in line as they sought the opportunity of seeing it. Silver Springs is an asset, not merely to Ocala nor to Florida, but to the nation. The region surrounding it ought to be carefully guarded and the spring itself ought to be protected from all vandalism."—RICHARD H. EUMOXDS, Manufacturers' Record, Baltimore, Md. THE MOST l i K A f T I K r i . ANIMALS IX TIT K WORLD THE BRIDAL CHAMBER^ °f SILVER^ SPRINGS "THE FABM," BUILT OF PALMETTO TRTJXKS A LEGEND [The following story combines the accuracies of fact with the romance of fiction. Aunt Silly lived at Silver Springs until her death, about three years ago, and was seen by many who visited the springs. It is from the gifted pen of Mrs. Matey Baitibridye Crist.] Near Florida's celebrated Silver Springs lives an old negress, known to the entire surrounding country as "Aunt Silly," whose claim to being 110 years old is borne out by her appearance. Aunt Silly is wrinkled and decrepit, and the wool peeping from her bandannaed head is white as snow, while the blackness and the weirdness of her face is intensified by a heavy crop of snow-white beard. As long as the oldest citizen of Ocala can re-member Aunt Silly has looked just as ancient as she does now; identified always with Silver Springs, and hobbling about them from morning until nighr, leaning upon her short, thick staff. That she was a participant in a tragedy is known only to a very few of Ocala's oJdest citizens, and seldom referred to by any of them. In the near vicinity of Ocala. when first it was settled, stood a splendid old mansion, owned by Capt. Harding Douglass, a South Carolinian of considerable wealth, liis only child was a son, who, with his mother's beauty of countenance, had inherited her tender, shrinking nature and. like herself, was a slave to the old man's iron will. In the beautiful little City of Ocala, lived Beruice Mayo, wln,se blend beauty won, at first sight, the heart of Claire Douglass. Although of Virginia ancestry, Bernice was a true child of the "Land of Flowers,'' passionate and impulsive. Her eyes were blue and clear as the waters of Lake Munroe. beside which she had spent her childhood, in the fair little City of Sanford. Her hair was as golden as Florida's own sunshine, and Florida's tropical splendor ran riot in her blood. For six months Bernice Mayo and Claire Douglass were constant companions, and Silver Springs was their favorite resort. For half a day at a time they would drift about on the bosom of the splendid, placid curiosity of nature. Bernice seemed never to tire of going into the depths of the subterranean world. "If I were a mermaid, Claire," she would say, "and lived in yon crystal cavern, and some fair day I should wander forth among the palmettos and mosses of the springs, and, sitting on yonder ledge of rocks, should 'comb my golden hair with a shell,' and your boat should come drifting by, and you were to see me in the water beneath, would you love me well enough to plunge, plunge to the depths beneath to woo me?" Then would Claire stop her merry chatter with his kisses, and pledge to her his eternal love as they drifted over the transparent mirror of water, pausing now and then to study the rocks and shells, the mosses, palmettos, the fish, which were as visible eighty feet below the transparent water as were the trees and woodland about them. There is nothing fairer than Ocala's "Lover's Lane," and yet no spot held for these young people the attraction of Silver Springs, their constant trysting place. But there came a fatal day, destined to separate them. A day wherein Claire Douglass declared to his father his love for beautiful, penniless Bernice Mayo, and his determination to make her his wife. Stormily, his father vowed it should never be, and secretly planned a separation. When Claire Douglass had been speedily dispatched abroad on important business for his father, then it was that Bernice learned the truth, and her proud, delicate nature lay crushed and bleeding beneath the cruel blow and still more cruel separation. IrequP! Vainly she strove to rally ; all life seemed but an. empty blank to her. A year dragged wearily by, anu the scenes >nted by merry Bernice Mayo knew her no more. Paler and thinner she daily grew. Fragile she was, as the white blossoms of her well-love*! springs. The little chain of gold that Claire had locked TAME, BUT A LITTLE TIMID on her arm would have slipped across the wasted, transparent hand, but for the ribbon that held its links. One day (lier last upon earth) the girl, by dint of desperate energy, crept to Silver Springs. Even Aunt Silly was unprepared for the white, emaciated little creature who tottered into her cabin door and fell fainting in her arms. Consciousness soon returned, but it was apparent even to the old black woman that death had set its gray, unmistakable seal upon the young face. "Aunt Silly," gasped the girl, "I have come to you to die, and you must obey my last request; the grave divulges no secrets. Kre to-night's sun sets I shall be in heaven. This separation from the man I love has been my death, but in that death we shall be united. I have asked God, and. He has heard me. But you, Aunt Silly, you must obey my request. You love me : you will do as I ask. To-night when the moon comes out, row my body to Boiling Springs, and bury me there. You know the spot—make no mistake. Do this, and God will attend to the rest." "Good Gord A'mighty, Chile, you think Aunt Silly am gwine tote dade body off in the lonesomely night?" asked the old woman, her very teeth chattering with the superstitious fear peculiar to her race. The girl realized the risk of her plan being-thwarted, and raising herself to a sitting posture she seized the old woman's hands and fixed her dying eyes full on her.face. "Aunt Silly," she gasped, "I am a dying woman ; I am very near to God ; I have talked with Him, and He has answered me. My will has been crushed in life, I swear it shall not in death. Before twenty-four hours Claire Douglass shall join me in the crystal cavern of Silver Springs. If you do not grant my request every spirit of evil shall sur-round you. Palsied and blind you shall grow, and deaf—deaf to every sound but the ghosts of the dead, which shall pursue you by day and haunt you by night. Do you swear A GOOD DAY'S CATCH NEAR SILVEK SPRINGS to obey my dying request, or will you refuse me, and reap the prophecy of a dying woman, which shall rest upon your cowardly head for refusing to obev God's will?" The old woman was shaking like an aspen. Her eyes protruded with fear, and great beads of per-spiration rolled down her cheeks. The strength of the dying girl's will had prevailed, and the old woman answered : "I promises, honey ; I promises." It was a solemn and awful sight that night, witnessed alone by God and nature; the boat, which drifted down Silver Springs in the moonlight, bearing its two strange occupants—the one weird, bent, gro-tesque ; the other, so silent, so white, so pathetic, in its dead loveliness. Not a leaf was stirring, not a sound heard, but the splash, splash of the old woman's oars, as her boat, with its strange, beautiful burden, drifted over the curious, transparent body of water: drifted until it reached Boiling Springs, then veered about and stood still. Gently and easily, as if it had been a babe, the old woman lifted the little body. Something of her fear had departed in the placid smile of the dead face. Tears rolled down her dusky face as she bent forward in obedience to the girl's curious request. For a moment the body rocked to and fro on the bosom of the water, upon which its happiest moments had been spent. The dead face smiled, and the wealth of hair gleamed in the moonlight like a sheen of gold. Every pebble was visible in the depth below. Suddenly, as if by magic, the body began sink-ing. The boiling of the spring had ceased, showing a peculiar little fissure in the rock from whence all the strange body of water came. The fissure slowly divided, received thp dead body and closed again, shutting every vestige of it from view. "Gord A'mighty, dat chile a angel sho' nuff. She mus' done talked to de Lawd ; she knowed how all dat gwine to be," muttered the old woman, as she rowed back to her cabin in the moonlight. A mocking-bird on the opposite shore sent forth a flood of silvery melody. "Hear dat now," muttered Aunt Silly; "dat bird done senclin' foth de weddin' song o' de bridegroom. Come on, Claire Douglass, yo' little bride am waitin' for you more pacifying den she waited many a long day." The day following the death of Bernice Mayo was one never to be forgotten by the citizens of Ocala. Claire Douglass had just returned after a year's absence. He found his beautiful cousin (whom his father desired to be-come his wife) a guest at the home of his parents. "Claire," said his father as they lingered over the breakfast table, "I have a fine, new skiff at Silver Springs, and I wish you to take your cousin for a row this morning ; and, by the permission of you young people, I shall make one of your party." "Delightful, uncle !" cried the girl; and Claire, while he turned a trifle pale at the thought of returning to the spot where all that had given color to his life had transpired, could only acquiesce. Claire Douglass looked unusually handsome as the party drifted down Silver Snrings in the April sunshine, but there was a curious pallor on his face, and the uncle and niece were left to carry on all the conversation. What a contrast the blooming girl in the April sunshine bore to the one in the solemn moonlight, who had drifted over the same water the evening before ! As the skiff neared Boiling Spring the party noted a little boat hovering over it. The boat was rowTed by Aunt Silly ; and its other occupant was an old woman, whose eyes were swollen with weeping. The skiff paused beside the little rowboat, and the occupants of each gazed into the curious, transparent depths below. Suddenly the niece cried out, "Oh, see, that looks like a hand; a little human hand!" Plainer and more visible it grew, the little white hand with its gold chain locked about the slender wrist. Ah, little hand, Claire Douglass would have known you among ten thousand hands! His face was white as death and he gasped as though choking. All were intent upon the scene below. Suddenly the boiling of the water ceased, and out upon a rock in its trans-parent depths, like a broken, beautiful lily, lay Bernice Mayo, her golden hair floating on the sand, her dead face smiling placidly, as if at last a halo of peace had descended upon the tired spirit, and the broken heart had found rest. With a wild cry that pierced even the heart of the mother, who for the last time in life gazed upon the dead face of her child, Claire Douglass dashed overboard, diving deeper, ever deeper, until he caught in his arms the little figure of his dead love. Then once more the rock divided and closed, shutting from view forever the lovers, who lay locked in each other's embrace. And again the water whirled It and boiled in its mad fury, as if to defy the puny will of him who would have separated what God had joined together. As for the first time the secret bridal chamber of Silver Springs has been made known to the world, it will be interesting to its future visitors, as they approach that part of it known as "Boiling Springs," to note in the whir of water beneath (the only part of the .water not perfectly placid) the constant shower of tiny, pearl-like shells poured forth from the fissure in the rock, and which Aunt Silly says are the jewels the angels gave Bernice Mayo upon her wedding morning, when her lover joined her in their fairy palace in Silver Springs. There is, too, a curious flower growing in the springs—a flower with leaf like a lily, and a blossom shaped like an orange blossom. Its peculiar waxy whiteness and yellow petals are like Bernice Mayo's face and hair, Aunt Silly says, and she calls them "Bernice Bridal Wreath." There is a legend among the young people of Ocala that a woman presented with one of these blossoms will become a bride ere the close of the year. WiiEKE THK S1LVEB KIVEK FLOWS INTO THE OKLAWAHA Ill lit PUTNAM HOUSE, PALATKA HARRINGTON HALL, OCALA BEAUTIFUL SPOTS OX THE KOAU FROM OCALA TO SILVER SPRINGS SCHEDULE BOATS SAIL DAILY FROM SILVER SPRINGS AND PALATKA Leave SILVER SPRINGS 8A.M. Arrive WELAKA 3 P. M. Arrive PALATKA 5 P. M. Leave PALATKA 7 A. M. Arrive WELAKA 9 A. M. Arrive SILVER SPRINGS 5 P. M. Daylight all the way in both directions TICKETS FARE: One way, $6.50. Round trip, $12.00. Including automobile between Ocala and Silver Springs, and trip in glass-bottom boat seeing the beauties of Silver Springs. W. L. CARMICHAEL, Secretary and Treasurer (,. (ED.) CAKMICHAKL, Vice-President and Ceneral Mauayei MEALS ON BOATS Regular dinner from 12:30 to 1:30; a la carte service at all hours. TICKET AGENCIES All offices of MB. FOSTER. All offices of RONFIELD. Florida East Coast Ry. City Ticket Office, St. Augustine, Fla. L. & N. Ry. City Ticket Office, Jacksonville, Fla. A. C. L. Ky. City Ticket Office, Jacksonville, Fla. All S. A. L. Ry. Ticket Offices in Florida. Miss Miller, Detroit Hotel Building, St. Peters-burg, Fla. Mitchell, the Sand Man, St. Petersburg, Fla. Putnam House, Palatka, Fla. B. F. Condon, City Ticket Agent, Ocala, Fla. SILVER SPRINGS TRANSPORTATION CO. HOME OKFIOE : OCALA, FLA. G. A. ("AimiCHAEL, President •}. I > . UOONI;Y, Traffic Manayvr 1 DISTANCES TO IMPORTANT POINTS SILVER SPRINGS : ladies' Parlor Itridal Chamber tiiHokinff Room Xhcll Room To Jacob's Wells J/j Turpentine Still Landing % Robinson's Landing . . 1 Fossil Bond Y a r d . . . . 2 Pasteur's Landing . . Carmiehael Marshall's Landing' . . Roger's Grove Sistrunk White Oak Landing. . Oklawaha Junction . . Delk's Bluff „ Grahamville ]6 Randall's Orange Grove 17 Conner 17 MAP OF Silver Springs Daylight Route via Silver River, Oklavvaha and St. Johns Rivers 18 19 20 21 21 31 31 32 Long's Landing Palmetto Grove Chitty's Avenue Stuart Creek Duriso's Landing .... Osceola's 'Last Battle Field Shell and Sand Mound Gore's Landing Dodger Island 32 Park's Landing !33 Mound Builders' Village of Seven Mounds. . 33 Hell's Half Acre.... 34 Pin Hook 34 Hogan's Landing ... 35 Star Island S7i> Bear Tree 38 ° Twin Cypress 40 Sunday Bluff 41 / Cypress fi»^ /IT . Kureka Eureka Gate Cut-off Forty-Foot Bluff OSCEOLA'S LAST RATTLE PALMETTO GROVE CONNER RANDALL'S ORANGE GliOVK GRAHAMVILLE ORANGE GHOVES DELKS BLUFF OCKLAWAHA JUNCTION Lcesburg and Eustis) TO IMPOETANT (Continued) lola Indian's Home . Site Payne's Battle Ground Crowning-shield Matcuett's Shoals . . . Big Eddy Twin Palmettos . . . . Indian Bluff McBride's Cut McBride's Landing . . Gray's Cut Needle's Eye Orange Creek (Orange Spring Landing) . , Jordan's Landing . . . Fort Brooke Mound Builders' Home Site Sims Landing 81 Tuskawilla Cut 83 Cedar Landing 85 Blue or Salt Spring. . 87 Turkey Creek 90 Riverside 95 Narrow's 96 Pinner's 98 Davenport 103 Hear Island 104 Mouth of Oklawaha. . 109 Welaka 110 Satsuma 117 San Mateo 130 Palatka 135 60 62 06 67 68 70 71 73 73 74 75 70 70 77 78 X RADICATES ANCIENT SAND AND SHELL MOUNDS MANATEE RIVER SECTION" - • v <; SPRINGS SPRINGS A jjj 1 : OKLAWAHA RIVEK FLORIDA OKLAWAHA RIVEK I ,ORIDA \ 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