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R ENEATH THE LOWS OF THESTORM KING

Once Beautiful Citjr New a Mat ofc

Wreckage and Un4etMertial-Law

Key West FfcL Oct 12As a reof the hurricane which struck

e southern coast of Florida y sterday morning Key West Is a masa otwreckage and the damage to property-is estimated at 92910000 Martiallaw was proclaimed by the mayorlast night and the Key West Guardsire patrolling the city

Aa soon as the wind had subsidedplundering began The city policewas unable to cope with the situationand tho mayor decided to take string-ent

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measures hla proclamation ofmartial law resulting-

The United States government hasI been asked to dispatch troops herewithout delay to assist in patrolling-the storm swept area

Chaos reigns on hand add fewpeople remain in their homes hun-dreds of which have either been tOQRtally wrecked or damaged IV is eepossible at this hour to say whetthere has been Ipse of life It >Irsfpared that many Urea have betltclaimed along the coast-

It is known that many have reedyed more serlous injury and reportsare current that several llvea havebeen Ip t bjft these have not beenvermeil

The storm reached its height at 11

oclock yesterday afternoon whenthe wind reached ap estimated veloc-ity

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or 100 miles an hour There wasa hard steady blow from 8 a m to 3p m when the wind began to diedown and by 4 oclock the centep Qfthe hurricane had passed tbs fntWhile the hurricane 11 te worstthat Kex We t as ever experienced

local bureau a aeShe Indicationthe were ibe ntire east coat o Florida PW4 1X-ferterribly Ins rSgh 6t on iliun-dredI Cftl yeasels In the harbor yeaefday but 1IV remain at th-

othjCrs having either gone sf 9r-been washed upon the heaciie T estreets along the w tfr fW1 Re amass of xyrf kage

HAVANA HARD Ift-

llA Western Qulu was Devastate byYesterdays Hurricane

Havana Oct i2Tl vnot jerkpus cyclone sInce tp W of Qctobcrn Wi 5trVPX cuba yStef4e lst1 px anaiyo devastation otjthe whole W stern portion ftf Ifie 2s1

and In the oy qf Havana manymlnor buildings were blown down oruprooted and five p f8015wdr k1eone by an eipotrlo wjr nJ the o-

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fr1 faHlRK bujldlnga Abputtwentyfive persons were iIlTt1 Tiltdnmage done will not be covered by a

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tID ft ttilR n t ge tthat have my feft p t qff aaa 7-4lnrnnt Qf Pin vll1elH utoulI die frpm gangrene wh ch had

paten away eight toes If you dpnt I

said all doctors Instead hf 1184Bucklen Arnica SftWu ti Whollycurta ta cures qf eczema fever r

sores bolls burns and pile tQqlqthe word2catUdru1IstN-

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of Appeals Mora Must mtPrison Stripes

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New York Oct 12 =The VnU tS1let circuit court ot ima1lei tpe dclpz of thfj 1 wtFederal ppurt se9t tri ln Charlejs WMorse former bapker and steariMhJpcapitalist to fifteen years inr e feq-eral prison in Atlanta Ga A s ay-foty

otda tn s cutlon nn lIentCe

was allowedThe declslpn of the circuit cwt of

ppeal s final sp far as dlrfc ap-peal

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is ronperned At tt offl frun tl for Ipr Ii Wq liti 1 W09114 P8 takejuto the Uflb-i platessupreme eourt and appliestiqn8 for ball would be made

Morno watt taken to Tombs prisonyesterday afternoon His son accom ¬

panied him

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Boon a leading merchant otNorway Mich writes VT iree oWof ole Hpney an4 Tajf akcibc-4red rty bpy o 3 eye fflH 1 tncta n1h boy Y < waa so ill witha qoia liaf thedoctop gave hm ijpwas cured by taking Fol ff I oneyand Tar Npth f ejge-

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ONE LONE OUTLAW

Defied the flu Laws in PensacolaSunday

Pensacola Fin Opt YsterdI was blue Sunday In np oltLaw and et Leafcue enforcing the

I Flptfdo laws Psed fifty years agiirelating to Sunday law violations tathe letter Not even a newspaper orcigar could be purchased while thosehousekeepers who failed to providethemselves with bread and ngePiedtheir marketing Saturday had to relyupon restaurants for their 3undaydinner Meat markets bakeries fruitstands cigar stands book and news-paper

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stores theater and otherclasses of busJneis heretofore wlcjeopen ketp closed

One man defied the laws and the-

leaguea theater proprJetpr whoopened his doors in the afternoon andran uninterrupted untjl tie closinghour

H be sheriff rttsea to make arrestsunlesa members of the Law and OrderLeague make affidavits then 1e willarrest upon warranta only

You need not be troubled tn any-way with the stomach If you willsimply take Kqdof at thoee timesWhen you feel that yon nee41t Rod I

Is guaranteed to relieVe you If Itall S your monw1U be refunded to

you by theiflniaktot from whom youpurchased It Trytt today on thisfuarantee Sold by all druggists

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DEAFNESS CANNOT IE CUREDby local applications as they cannotreach the diseased portions of the earThere Is only one way to cure deaf-ness

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and that is by constitutionalremedies Deafness Is caused by anInflamed condition of the mucuos lin-ing

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of the EustachIan Tube Whenthe tube Is inflamed you have arumbling sound of imperfect hearing-and when It Is entirely closed deaf-ness

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is the result and unless the In-

flammation¬

can be taken out and thistube restored to its normal conditionhearing will be destroyed forevernine cases out of ten are caused bycatarrb which is nothing but an in ¬

flamed condition of the mucous sur-faces

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We will give One Hundred Dollarsfor any case of deafness caused bycatarrh that cannot be cured byHalls Catarrh Cure Send for cir¬

culars free F J Cheney Co To ¬

ledo Ohio Sold by all druggists 75cTake Halls Family Pills for constipa-tion

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tOTED AUTHOR SEEKS DIVORCE

london Oct 12J M < BarrIelist and playwright has entered-n in London for divorce against

10r Jfe who was Miss Mary Anselltress Mrs Barrie acted charmJn her husbands first play theRF nt little farce Walker Lopt II It was said by dramatic criticsn her case marriage willed re

ent and tha My Barrie becameto vamatist owing In some measure> hp Influence of his wifeST

READ THISpunnellon Fla Sept 1st 19091

have sold Halls Texas Wonder of StLouis Mo for six years Every boAtle1 sell adds a customer for JV It isagenulne cure for kidney bladder andrlTeumatlc troubi i OhnmachtMerchant GO days treatment In eachbot

PHOTOGRAPHS WANr

Any person who has a speciallygood nbato of a flock of chickens anmitts or farm crops is requested tos n same at once to the ofce of ST Sistrunk Ocala or use in illus-trating

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a booklet Descriptive of Mar-ion

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county nh ch will soon be issuedby the county commissioners Anyg od agricultural scene wlll he con-sidered

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Prompf Action requestedTiSTCB ANB PROVEN

There la a f 8 ae In BeingAbie to Depend Upon a Well

farfVfd ReputationFor months Ocala readers have seen

the constant expression of praise forDCJWIH KJdney lHa and read aboutthe they have done in this-locally Not another remedy ever pro-duced

¬such convinoing proof of merit

Thps EUUior tlng at 316 Morris-St PaUjtka Iasays JA fewmpjuths ago I hal a severe attack oflane bacK and was forced to stopwork J could not bend over o pick-up anything without suffering ntensely an4 ftvery qUCk novmentmade brought 6u s 1i sharp tw gesthat Is re eema as tf a lnf werebeing hIt Into ny t W stoop-ed

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I uc hardjyHtT f btefl I usedplnsft jj t rd fnln ents but received norelief I had previously used DonaKidney and had received suchbeneficial fesujts thnt I r nolved totry them a l They cured me andI hYP Wt had any kidney troublesince I told a friend of this remedyand he used them With the same benetidal results

1 t more nroof like this fromOcftla people Can at Tydlnga Cosdnr store and ask what their customers report

For sale by all dealers Prke 50cents FOst 1jI1 BuffaloNew York so1eiigenS for the V lted-St teft

t1emher thy nnmeD9nnsRndtake ff

f ISH A tD OYSTERS

Fresh salt and fresh water flh In-

side and ouUidfi oyser ahr rap etcrecivca ye oXJ Temporary lo

tP spuh of west end pf the cityt building in smaU wooden

building WilHapR tuc eryiione 19

0 I g PANTI4

I am prepared to take any job ofpainting nq matter how large or howsmall or how fine the work desiredmay be I have the material brushesand knowledge to paint an4 U Itright Houses palt1 W d out

i a ftnls lngGraln1nr a 1ete ng and sIgr I

Tasj skilL guaantAddrcss P 9x 35 or vo rdat die S a bfdc t W FJl1v-awOCIrt tf

HORSE ANO BUQQY FOR ft e-

fw sal coeap for cash the blackm rc formerly owned by Major blari-ltxtDont a old colt and rubbertiredbuggy Write to or call on C L Anderaon care Ocala Lumber SupplyCompany

AUTOMOBILE FQR AtiJ

It fVdtpas enffr u ompbUe twocylinder chain dIve in flrs cte s-

condition and evcryiftjns pdnJPMc frsale cheap for Aat tPy to C R

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TdnPAGANS GOOD FQRTUN5

Carnealef Old Switchman Woke tQ

find Himself RichSan Antonio Tex Oct 12Be

cause he worked for the Pennsylva-nia

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road back In the sixties when An-

drew¬

Carnegie was superintendentJames Pagan aged switchman ofthis city Is richer by 40000r MrCarnegie set aside years ago a cer-

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sum for distribution amoiina-employes Fortune wgrked while Fagan 5lepi < nc1 tha accumulated pilewflg unknown to him until he recejved an official letter-

C R Kiuger too Jaweler lOCO Vir-ginia

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Avs Indianapolis Ind writes-I was so weak from kidney trouble

that I cpuld hardly walk a hundredfeet Four bottles of Foleya KidneyRemedy cleared my complexion curedmy backache and the Irregularitiesdisappeared and I can now attend tobusiness rY day and recommendFoleya Kidney Remedy to all suffer-ers

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as it cured me after the doctorsand other remedies had failed For

I sale by all druggists

MR OFF THE DARtS

With a Buckhorn Handle and a Bar ¬

low Blade a Braver Batti wasNever Made

Washington Oct 12 Attacked bythree negroes and forced to use apocket knife to defend his life GenJFlod King 67 years of age foreight years during the eighties repre-sentative

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in Congress from Louisiana-and a Confederate veteran and native-of Georgia was badly beaten Satur¬day night about the head and bodyOne of the negroes is fn the hospital-and is so badly cut that his recoveryis doubtful General King who wasarrested has been released on bondWarrants have been issued by the I

friends of General King for the ar ¬rest of the negroes

ANNUAL REUNION-OF

IFLORIDA VETERANS

Live Oak Oct 12The nineteenthannual reunion of the Florida divis ¬ion Confederate Veterans will beheld at Live Oak October 20 and 21at which time prominent ConfederateVeterans from all over the state willassemble here to take part in the In-teresting program that baa alreadybeen completed and which is as tot ¬lows

October 90th10 a mThe convention will as-

semble¬

in the auditorium and will becalled to order by the adjutant gen-eral

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Hjt H Love sponsors and meldsof tionor present

Opening prayer by the chaplaingeneral

MusicAddress of welcome by Hon Cary

A Harde representing the mayor ofLive Oak on the part of the city

Address of welcome by Camp EFinnegan No J614 by Hon J EWood

Response by the division command-er

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Major Gen Robert T MaglHMusicRoll call of campsAppointment of committees on cre ¬

dentials and resolutionsAnnual address by the division

commander Major Gen Robert JMagillMusicAnnual report ot the Adjutant gen ¬

eral and chief of staff H H LoveAdjournment until 3 p m

Afternoon SessionReassemble at the auditorium at

3 p m called to order by the divisioncommander Major Gen Robert JMagill

Annual oration by the commanderof Stepficn R Mallory Camp Sons QtVeterans

t Hon L B RobxersonMusicRegular order of buslnnaReports pf con mitte on creden-

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an other committees8 p m Lecture by flon A O

Wright on Confederate Navy illus-trated

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MuslcTOctober 21st

Convention will reassemble at thCjauditorium at 10 a m and will becalled to order by the division com-mander Maj Gen Robert Magill I

Prayer by the chaplain generalI

Regular order of businessReports of committees on resol-

uHe KBoe 1ItwThe blow h1q IflMpke ot CerWH-

reveJatlon6 tI ft ftf fghfcnicQz the earliest dja of tke rlaf tatockon bkvfr was fttoed fo-

kethe Jftw

tempfc or the Jugular veto Stoen-c1es were thrown in Kt worry aa4

eary the fighter but If s aetentito aiid to d cue o theoW ighten that thepost vuln iratki spot wasth icfton of

elQIQ cht > 4 btt laughed himfor aa aeiarnus DC Pierce latolaflnf-

ietao the public a parallel fact thath s ma 1itemosvu1nrsUecgs9U Qf be prHji rtnguwell aa In IL We-

throAttprQtec l feet and lungsut tl are utterly Indiffer-

eni to uaiil dlstaAflnds the solar plexus114 knocks ns 6uC Make your sto-

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h Golden edlat kllaapeclSc ea a yt effect ipo1 all mucousf f W M ce our catarrh no

tter <<ere1ocad or wUt stageL5Y hw retched IA Nual Catarrh Itle well to cleanse the paaaages with Dr

rea Catarrh Reaiedy fluid while usingthe DlsooTery as a constitutional reme-dY HTiy the Golden Medical DIsoov-ary cure catarrhal diseases aa of theilomaca bowels bladder and other pelIoorgana will be plain to you If Y willread a booklet of extracts f ae wrl >

Ings of eminent medkE autlpiltJes-dorslng its Ing adlf is and explainingtheir ctrr i PPP8 VJrff onrequa Uy VIuce>uffalo N Y This b kli tlves all thezigrdienta MUrlna into Dr Pierces

nedlclAW fre which it will ha teen thatl ey ow itn not a drop of alcohol puretriplexeiinod glycerine being used Instead

Dr Pierces treat thousandpage Ulnatinted Comnon 1 Adviserwil bit sent free paperbound for 21 oneNfl stamps or clothbound for U ttoMg

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ICEOur tee by our new process Is frox

en at a temperature of eight to tendegrees above zero is as clear as crys-tal

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and as pure as can be made Weguarantee It to last longer

BUY FROM THE BLUE WAGONS-

And Not be DIsappeinted in ServiceAnd Quality

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In dealing with us ta that anything yen UYYH CM alwaya bje a tf ef <t1J rQuality It is cur intention that every cmtemer e4t Httft aMIai 9ii k4 tIf at any time you let anything that atoa rest eem pr te yr= apesta-

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779fitiens we want yeute send it back This it if wr rjiefLbuaineca Of all the thin that are od ts eat aa vlIyjpt iII ai r

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customers to select somethingr to havefora ojchange We are vagerly watea5 ij fing for a chance to serv you and if we ever have thepleasure of dolvg t

so will do our best to please you Giye uta trial for 30 days anyhow ij-

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Boys from 8 to 14 years Received Carefully Trained along Physical Intel ¬lectual Moral and Social Lines Heal thy Location Magnificent Swimming uPool Complete Equipment in Schoolrooms Dormitories Dining Hall andRecreation Roon3 <

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St Josephs Academy 6retto Floridar cP

tlons and other committeesSelection of the next place of meet-

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Election of division commanderClosing with song and prayerBarbecue on Parahley lot Just

north of Presbyterian church at1230 p m-

Parade tp form at 230 p m on thonorth te of Duval street head ofcolumn opposite the city han Route

March at 3 p m west on Duvalstreet to Houston street south onHouston street to Howard street easton Howard street to Ohio avenuenorth on Ohio avenue to Duval streeteast on Duval street to auditorium

8 p m Reception by Daniel Ted ¬

der Chapter United Daughters of theConfederacy at the auditorium

WORDS TO FREEZE THE SOUL

Your son has consumption HUcase is hopeless These appallingwords were spoken to Geo Ei Elev-ens

¬a leading merchant of Spring ¬

field N C by two expert doctorsone a lung speotaXtet Then wasshown the wonerfol power o DrKings Nay Discovery uAfler threeweek uae writes Mr Bfcvena HbeW3 s well as ever I would BOttake all the money in the world forwhat it did for my boy Infallible forcoughs and colds its the safest sur-est

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cure of desperate lung diseases onearth 50c and I at all druggistsGuarantee satisfaction Trial bottlefree

TAFT IS ANOTHER TALMAGE

President ia Preaching a 3ertnenEvery Sunday on H1 Trip

Fresno CaL Oo nFrom thesnow capped lerraa President Taftplunged yeterady Into the summerheat of he San Joaquin valley and

I arrived here with the thermometerJboveing about the nineties He wasgreeted by practically the entire pop-ulation

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of the city and addressed a-

g3tbeing of many thousands in thecourt house square

The presidents speech was In real-Ity

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another Sunday sermon the thirdhe has preached since his trip began

His text quoted from memory wasHe who conquereth himself Is great-

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than he jvho taketh a city andfrom it the president drew the lessonthat popular government must al-ways

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be a failure unless It is basedupon sound common sense and theselfrestraint that goes to make thegood loser He drew an analogy be-

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the American people In this res-pect and those people who In theirattempts at selfgovernment follow-an election with a revolution

If people with symptoms of kidney-or bladder trouble realize their dan-ger they would without loss of timecommence taking Foleys KidneyRemedy This great remedy stopsthe pain and the Irregularitiesstrengthens and builds up these organs and there Is no danger ofBrights disease or other serious dis ¬

order Do not disregard the earlysymptoms Sold by all druggists

REGISTRATION NOTICE

The registration books of the cityof Ocala are now open at the cityclerks office All parties desiring toregister will do so before the secondSaturday In November as the bookswill close on that date

H C SistrunkClerk and Supervisor of Registration-

of the City or Ocala

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IT IS A FAdrth-M the mam who carrief his laoaej Ia U> peckbkw1

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spend all of it witboat thoaght while it JJM IlKI 7-

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UNIVERSITY OF FLORIDA

Gainesville Florida-

An Institution of the First Rank sup-ported by State and Federal Fundfor Florida Young MenThorough Courses Leading to Degree

of B A B Sc M A M acand LLB

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