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OCALA EVENING STAR FRIDAY JUNE 4 1909 i vir 1t > h I

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EVENING ARCLIiftIsrsLCarrMad-

ltori and Pablianers

C L MTTINGEIV Editer

R ItCARROLL BualiMM Manager

rTbe Floriaa rIIJt i nlCDotyester ¬

day contained a det dt accotihtayaf

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the death qfcain EdwinBrobston ofJacbonvlll e1 SoneirMJie most-activeI promoters of that citys growthDeceased was ts1t4to address theState Pre Aifcoclatlon at Us KeyWest meeting two years ago on thequestion of Immigration and so ablydid he present the matter that he waselected an honorary member of thatbody Mr Brobston was editor of adally paper published at Brunswick

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Ga several years ago Some time later4

i he came to Jacksonville and establish-ed

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P himself In the real estate businessof which be made a success He wasthe author ota uniform United StatesquarantinelawV

H W Douglas of Shady has justreturned from a business trip toColemas He saM everything in andaround CoJemaa never had such aprosperous season in cabbage and to-

matoes¬

= tomatoesEverything wasF now and the liway the love apple boys

were hustling was a caution to theweary wllllea The truckers of Coleman Jlterally had money to burn AtOxford he found almost the samestate of industrial activity but therethe great Industry was melons Theyare so busy and determined to putin all hours possible that watchmen-are on duty to wake up the truckers-so that they can thump and load afew more melons Most of the salesare made fobFhc result Is thatthe chink is rattling in everybodyspockets

Col RF Rogers came In yesterdayr afternoon having visited Jacksonville-

on btd1neafld It was amusing hisaccount ef how the wise men of that

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rowing city are promoting the ln-

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Interests of the country Thecolonel was sorry he arrived too lateto fraternize with the old comrades

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The Second Brigade of Confederateveterans wilt meet at Gainesville nextyear date to be fixed by the com-

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general-

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V13 conceded That the Orlandobaseball twisters are too much forthe Ocala betters Tflesterdays-

irame Ii VVQV Infavor of Orlando

didnt ietVireH here They are sonimble jkiA cifty or c Uey shrdlu dlu

r nimble a vAjkll Is not permitted totouch mother earth

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We understand there Is a new ap-

plicant¬

for IT D honors in Ocala ItIs Dr F E McClare of Newton Alawho arrived Jn the Brick City over¬

land ttfV eUc his professiont

v Tom Boulware or Gainesville Ala

chua county and e member of Stone-

wall

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Post who attended the SecondVV Rpunlon In lalsone of

war His parents lived near w

v Gainesville his mother had him mount-a tw6yttrfald colt and make a nightride to Gainesville and inform CaptDickerson the Federal advance andposition their destroying the ginhouse and all Its contents eighteen

7I bales Of ginned cotton and whatever

l other property the Invaders could layI their kands on at the Boulware plan-

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tation The commander of the Fed-erals

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I insisting on knowing where Mrsp Boulwares husband was she replied

you will hear from him at sunrise andsure dugh her fourteenyearold

c son having notified Capt Dickersonat Gainesville that Gray Fox wasthereat sunrise routed the enemyand struck consternation Into theirranks and cleared the country of themTom Boulware from then on foughtthrough the Iwar and would be fightingyet 1C he hd his way-

WeJdld iwt have the pleasure toveteran AH Boleman of

George T Ward post Wllllston makehis eloquent speech near noon at thecourt house Wednesday but takepleasure in noting the same He was-a member of Col Samuel St GeorgeRogers Indian war regiment in 1856He enlisted near the spot wher ourcourt hUe now stands He aided in-

aubdulBff theIftdkns In Florida In-18C1 he enlisted under the same gal ¬

lant soldier during the war betweenthe states aad did his fighting in Vir-ginia

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leaving Ocala for the war

Major Priest of the Daisy sectionattended the reunion yesterday as didMr O W Walters and wife of Elec-tra This Is Mr Walters first visitsince the layIng of the corner stone ofthe new court house M r Walters isno In the best of health we regret to

J say Mr and Mrs Walters were thewestsOf Mr and Mrs McClymonds

SV rMajor Hooper Is In town visiting his

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1 daughters Mrs J R Moorhead andMiss Lucy Hooper and took in the retunion He Is from Jacksonville andto see him makes one think of onerising from the dead for the gallantMajor for a long time lay at deathsdoor and none ever thought he wouldrecoverJ We are all glad to see him

e ow him of oldor

Mr E N Webb who some thirteenyears ago was a resident of Grahamvllle and after the freeze spent threeyears at Harris City Polk county andsince then at Miami was In town yes-terday

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te take ta the reunion and renew acquaintances with his numerousfrlenXf Webb has a brother liv-ing

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near Spar He left for home lastnight pc J AVVPrf MoIOflney the progressiveftUI1OWerttCaRdlCt met with averysefidfis loss Tuesday night Hjswell arranged stable was burned tothe ground and aHtnls uptodatoanm-chjatryycnt up lie srtoke Fortunr

T at ir covered onehalf byt 1nsrace He was In town yesterday

and tald the peach growers were get-ting

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good prices for their fruit

a The Messrs Grlggs father and sonOB Nortk JAke Weir are shipping otfof their 86 acres a car of melons aday t Their avera <<weight today of

LY> cat was 35 to 38 pounds They x

i aibited one at the Munroc Chambllsa Bank that weighed 58 pounds

4 They are anxious to see buyers cometheir way

Abe lou1 of Gaiter W H Jones oft Oxford and General Rutland the pop-ular

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tax collector of Sumter countyattended the reunion yesterday

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AFINE PERFORMANCE

che Eagle Minstrels sure spreadtheir wings last night at the armoryand made a very creditable flightThe house was only medium sizedThe best part of the program to ourmiad was the singing by Pratt Morris-of Tm the Man F P Simpsons

2fI had a Thoueand LIveS to LiveOfW Corderos Let Me Write What

tot TellVlc Martinets JansalY Jones Joe Schriebers Dreams1nt Fletcher C Barnes song Allthemselves credit The Circle

In trie opening presented a very pleasIng appearance with Its stage settingsand the minstrels that composed itPratt Morris and Wilbur Counts con-

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the tambo burnt cork artists-on the right and Claude DeveneauWill Moore and Claude Haycraft thebone wielders on the left Miss EthelHaycraft was the pianist Henry WTucker soloist and Alt E Owen In

terIocuer He was gorgeous in a yel-

low

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sating cpstume with a white vestand handpainted necktie With hi-shaIryarld in the middle Alf was-

a perfect Adonis and the sly winksand the soft whispers of the fair sexIn the audience attested to this factTh only thing we saw wanting was

the George MacKay Dunnellon bou-

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The contumes of the end menwere Kentucky Jeans British redcoalsand patent leather pumps Therest of the cast were dressed in out-

Ing shirts white picnic pants golfshoes and white crush cloth hats

le boys sure did look well and areto be commended for the faithful ef-

forts they made to amuse the public

j If You REALLY Wanta

the BEST Paint that money can buy

a Paint that measures up to everypaintIngs requirementuse I

Davis 100 per centPure Paint

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aJ uod will avoid all chances fortrouble> or complaint

Davis Pure Paint

possesses ALL the good qualities antinone of the bad

Thousands of testimonials fromproperty owners

Davis 100 per cent Pure Paint willstand the testot the most rigid PurePaint Law For sale by the MarionHardware Co Ocala Fla-

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nhver saw a better pleased set6t men thin the veterans of the Sec-

ond

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Brigade at the Ocala reunionThey will not soon forget to sing thepraises of Ocala-

EIEqTRIC SMOOTHING IRONS

One of the greatest conveniencesabout the house Is one of those Amer-ican

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Electric Smoothing Irons Heat-ed

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In a minute an even temperature-never soiled or smoked Get your wifemother or sister one of them Twosizes and prizes Ask H W Tucker-to snow them to you

any music teacher lit ucalA anymusic house In Jacksonville Phone328 A M Lansford city 18tf

Fine candles fresh stock Schlessingers best in pounds and halfpounds at BallardsN news and fruitstand

WEATHER FORECAST

Washington June 3Showers to ¬

night and Friday4t

HOUSE FOR RENT

For rent an elgmroom residencewell located on South Third streetApply to F W Ditto or to Guy Tophat the Montezuma hotel

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HOME FOR SALEOne of the most comfortable and

best located medium steed homes Inthe city elope In and on best street Isoffered for sale completely furnished-or without furniture House Is inbest of condition and has all modernconveniences Apply to F W Ditto

I HOUSES FOR RENTa Modern cottages all convenience

well located and new Apply to Joieph Bell at court bous-

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SALESMAN WANTED

Traveling and resident salesman tohandle a fast selling active and wide-ly

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demanded specialty Very liberalcommission International Paint Man-ufacturing

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Co Richmond Vaf

3 CENTS FOR 10 HOURS RUNNINGHow Is that This Is not an auto ¬

mobile but one of those new 8InchWestinghouse electric fans that Ihave just received Let me place oneor two of them in your home or onyour desk H W Tucker the elec-trical

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supply man

Dr Spooner wife and little daughter-were here yesterday

Mrs Vance Weathers of York was-a caller yesterday

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THE AIR DOME

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Moving Picturesand Music

The Best of Entertainment Furnish-ed

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by Home PeopleI

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SEW PICTURES EVERi DAYJ

Doors upea at 1J8p JB-

Musio by the Orchestra Between Acts

Adaisslon 10 and 5 Cents

Program for this Evening

THE MAGIC OF MUSIC

THE LITTLE SWAP

THE PARK KEEPER

THE LADY OF THE CAMELIAS

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STANDING A RUN

No bank in the world can pay all itsdepositors at once dny more than a

blacksmith caa shoe all of his custo ¬

mers horses at one timeA banks customers do not require

their money at the same time noteven the same week or month neither-

do the blacksmiths customers wanttheir horses shod on the same day

The bank loans out a part of ite de-

posits¬

as well as the capital stockThe demands of business in bankinghistory prove that 2ft per cent of de-

posits¬

Is a safe amount to keep onhand

If banks could not loan out a partof their deposits there would be nobanks The men who own the bankstock would loan the money them-

selves

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and save the expense of offi-

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salary rent taxes books etcThen there would be no convenientplace for the people to deposit theirmoney

This bank keeps on hand at all tlmecash to the amount of 30 per cent ormore of its deposits besides othrquick assets

THE MUNROE CHAMBLISS BANK

Ocala Florida

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The veteran W E Martin of MossBluff who comingled with the boyssaid It Avas the reunion of his life

LOW RATESvia the

ISEABOARD AIR IAiNE

2723 Louisville Ky and returnaccount annual session AncientArabic Order Nobles of the Mys ¬

tic Shrine Tickets on sale June5 6 Z and 8 Final limit June17 1909

f7O5 Asheville N C and returnaccount International ConventionBaraca and Philathea Tickets onsale June 17 and 18 Final limit I

June 25 19091425 Atlanta Ga and return ac¬

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count American Association ofOpticians Tickets on sale June19 and 20 Final limit June 251909

1765 Asheville N C and returnaccount Dramatic Order Knightsof Khorassan biennial meetingTickets on sale July 8 9 10 and11 Final limit July 26 1909

3165Memphls menn and returnaccount Interstate Cotton SeedCrushers Association Tickets onsale May 16 17 and 18 Final limitMay 22 190-

96690Denyer Colo and return ac ¬

count General Assembly Presbyter-ian

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church of U S of AmericaTickets on sale May 16 17 18 and19 Final limit to reach originalstarting point October 3135 Savannah Ga and return ac ¬

count General ssemby Presbyter-Ian chofch in UnIted States Tick-ets

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on sale May 17 18 and 19 Finallimit June 2 19-

01625Memphls Tenn and returnaccount Annual ReniniteI

IILd z uut By depositing ticketswith special agen Me phis betweenJune 9 and 14 exteh t1 may brhad to July 1 on payment of fee of50 cents-

f2080Nashvllle Tenn and returnaccount Annual Session SundaySchool Congress and Young Peo-ples

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Chautauqua Tickets on saleJune 7 8 and 9 Final limit 15 daysfrom but not Including date of sale

1525 Tuscaloosa Ala and returnaccount summer school for teachersUniversity of Alabama Tickets onsale June 8 9 12 14 19 21 28 July3rd and 5th Final limit 15 daysfrom date of sale but by deposit¬

ing tickets with special agentTuscaloosa not later than 15 daysfrom date of sale extension may behad to September 30 on payment offee of 1-

2080NashYlJle Tenn and returnaccount Peabody College summerschool for teachers and VanderbiltBiblical Institute Tickets on saleJune 6 7S 14 15 16 28 29 and 30Final limit 15 days from date of salebut by depositing tickets with spec ¬

ial agent Nashville not later than 15days from date of sale extensionmay be had to September 30 onpayment of fee of SIFor full information ana sleeper

reservations call on any agent Sea ¬

board or write to S C Boylston-Asst Gen Pass Agent JacksonvilleFla or call on H C Raysor C TA Ocala Fla

CASTORfor Imitate and Children

Tk KM Yn Hats Always BoughtI

Basis theISpature of a

THE MERRY WIDOW FOR SALEOn account of the fact that I am

building a speed launch for use on thesprings I will sell the launch MerryWidow cheap for cash Apply to meor to R D Mathews at the laundry

54tf Frank Mathews City

LOW EXCURSION RATES VIAATLANTIC COAST LINE

1765 Asheville X C July 13 14and 15 Limit July 31

1765 Asheville N C June 17 18Limit June 25 Stopovers allowed

1425 Atlanta Ga June 19 20 LimitJune 25 Stopovers allowed

1240 Athens Ga June 26 27 28Limit 15 days Extension to Septem-ber

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30 Stopovers12S Knoxvllle Tenn June 20 21

22 26 27 Limit 15 days Exten ¬

sion to September 30 StopoversJ272S Louisville Ky Jane 5 6 7

Limit June 17 Extension to June30 Stopovers

2080 Nashville Tenn June C 7 S14 15 16 28 29 30 Limit 15 daysExtension to September 30 Stop-overs

I62SMemphisj

Tenn Tune 5 6 7Limit June 14 Extension to July 1Stopovers

15 5 Tuscaloosa Ala June S 9 1214 Limit 15 days Extension toSeptember 30 Stopovers

839O10465Los Angeles and SanFrancisco on sale various datesLimit October 31 Yarlable routesand stopovers

9540Seattle Washington Variableroutes and stopovers Limit Octo ¬

ber 311870 Monteagle and SewanneeTenn July 1 10 17 23 24 30 Au ¬

gust 13 and 14 Limit September5 Stopovers allowedFor further Information call on or

write F J Huber C P T A orJ K Kirkland D P A Tampa Fla

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IJIM CROW LAW NOWUP TO GILCHRIST

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Tailihassee June ITh Houselast night passed the Senate bill pro-viding for separation of the aces onraiload trains and street cars It nowgoes to the governor for his signatureThe legislature adjourns at noon tD J

dayI

CLOSE OF THE CIRCUIT COURTS

The criminal court virtually closedIts docket and adjourned today Yes ¬

terday two whisky caes were takenup selling whisky without a license I

Will Simmons of Summorfi antiWill Smith of Reddick were tried I

and convicted on this charge Eachwas fined 1000 or 12 months on thehard road Sheriff Galloway is on thetrail of these offenders against thelaw and they need not n < > surprisedwhen he catches up with them

OXFORD FOR THE SHORT HAUL

Knowing ones say in the countyseat contest In Sumter county Ox-

ford¬

is for the short haul or forColeman while the Oracle of Wildwood is for the long haul Webster-and the present state of the atmos-phere

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Is anything like omporate onthis question

Evans Holder of Santa Fe andone of the representatives of theStonewall camp Gainesville was adelighted veteran who attended thereunion

Mrs B R Ricker came down fromJacksonville yesterday to attend tobusiness matters at her orange groveat South Lake Weir She will remainsome time

The veteran R A Kelsey of Stanton who attended the reunion Issomething of a chicken raiser Hisincubator hatched out on one lot ofeggs lOG chicks of which he has 102

left and nearly ready for the fryingpan Of another lot of36 eggs he has35 chicks next ready for the pan Whcan beat this

Mr Harry Stalburg and wife of I

Dunnellon who spent several days ii I

Jacksonville returned home yester-day

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The prescription department is themain stay of any drugstore Accuracy I

reliability promptness and pure drugshave made this department of our I

business one of the largest in thecountry Send us your prescriptionsTydings Co

Mrs Will Scckinger and children ofMartel attended the reunion

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The venerable Morton Carter orCarters Pond took in the reunion yes-terday

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as did Dr Richardson and wifeof Boardman who were guests of theirdaughter MrsV Bouvier

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Three cents will fan you for tenhours Get one of those Sinch Wes-tinghouse

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l fans from H W Tucker f-

fnvf thefJIUl 3tlgntlon establishedfWnffi1 th4 >gro kiHod at Weir

dwrirr ofifnm dQ Iunty atF v rj iI 1 RECALL

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Mrs Harry Peters of Dunn 1Jonwas Here yesterday on a visit to herparents Capt and Mrs J A Tucker

We have a most exquisite line offancy Imported china In many dif-ferent

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pieces The AntiMonopolyDrugstore

Mr and Mrs Erastus Hopkins wentI down to their Inverness phosphateI mines yesterday

MEX Our Illustrated catalogue ex-plains

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how we teach barber trade infew weeks mailed free Moler BarberCollege Atlanta Ga

Charley Gates the all aroundsplendid citizen of South Lake Weirwas In town yesterday

R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillewill sell any make of secondhandtypewriter upon easy terms if desired

Ceo Simpson and Henry Rast ofWeirsdale were callers yesterday aswas Mr Stafford

REXALLMrs Jos Marshall of Candler was

In town yesterday shopping I

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Foleys Honey and Tar Is especiallyreconimemled for chronic throat andlung troubles and many sufferers frombronchitis asthma and consumptionhave found comfort and relief by us ¬

ing Foleys Honey and Tar Sold b-

all druggists

REXALLW Henry Sr father of Dr Henry

and one of the veteians took in thereunion If

Belle Meade SweetsI

Sugar fruit and ChocolateI

THATS All

These delicious candies can behad only at

Court Pharmacy

FRESH FISHVJ receive daily smpments of choicefresh and salt water fish of the betvarieties I handle nothing but fishajnd handle them right

i WM TUCKERPhone 219 City Market

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Lard is a foe to digestion IfyouhdthestomaofVanVOstriChYOU4m14-hardly

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withstand the ravages of lamaoakedpastry You have found ij a ti1out and already given up the eating of pastry Tis whollyNinnecessary Any-

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can eat and digest food cookedwith Coitolu the shortenings IIJt is rz

a pure vegetable product made fromthe choicest refined vegetable oiL< <

When you buy lard you Eave no protection as to quality you simply VV Q

know you are getting LARD neirer mind the grade its just LARD Ontheother hand every pail of Cottolen is uniformthe product is guaranteed You

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take no chances whatever-In VVthe face of these facts ust ask one1fifyoucaiiafiQrdtouseiiog1ar4-

when you can get pure hea1thftinutritious Cottoleite >

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hotUEed f c ft Jto reftuid yourmoney in case you are not pleased after having given CotQ1lM a fair test < t i < v

Never Sold in Bulk CololnU is pack in pails with an airtight top to keep it clean fresh and whole-

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and prevent it from catching dust and absorbing disagreeable-odors such as fish oil etc

Cook Book Free For a 2c stamp to pay postage we will mail VVyou our new PURE FOOD COOKBOOK Vtedited and compiled by Mrs Mary J Lincoln the famous Food Expertand containing nearly 300 valuable recipes j t-

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Boarding School for Boys Conducted by the Sisters of St Joseph Young V yXV f J W 4Boys from S to 14years Received Carefully Trained along Physical Intel-lectual

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Moral and Social Lines Healthy Location Magnificent SwimmingPool Complete Equipment in Schoolrooms Dormitories Dining Hall andRecreation Raoms

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Doors Paints f Builders Hardware Fcb Oils L r 1 Farm Implejnents1-

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State agents for Midearry ui stOCk Implem lttand Gasolene Engines of the International HarvesterV> jCompany

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H B CLARKSON General ManagerGE-

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MacARTHUR RETIRED

Twelfth and Last Lieutenant General VV 1of the U S ArmyWashington June 4ttfter an hon WINDSOR HOTELJACI-

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orable and eventful military career offortyseven years Lieutenant General lArthur MacArthur the twelfth and 1 I

last American officer to reach that FINEST AND Rom as I

highest rank in the army was retiredyesterday George Washington was LAICEST lid REST YEA1 MUNI I9TEL 1 I

the first on the list He was appoint-ed

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lieutenant general by President Rates 3 per lay art Upwards Anerkai PinVAdams on July 3 1798 and held that 7rank at the time of his death In ac-

cordance¬ THOMAS K

cM WILSON Proprietorwith an act of congresspassed a few years ago the rank oflieutenant general becomes abolishedwith the retirement of General Mac I iArthur I

JPOPES 74th BIRTHDAY f qRome June 4Pope Pious Xl en-

tered¬ QUARTS OF STRAIGHT l

upon his seventyfifth year yes-terday

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having been born in the Ven-etian

¬ 12 5511province of Treviso on June 2 N C CORN WHISKEY VV1SS5 In observance of the anniver-sary

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special masses of thanksgivingwere said in all of the Catholic Ail 6ie ltifle liviifslti Fire lye MOei b 1dchurches In Rome Among those to VVoffer their personal congratulations-to his holiness were a number of em-

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prelates of the church In Amer-ica

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who are now in Rome to attend 4 Qts Straight N Qts Straight N21 8 3 15the jubilee celebration of the Amarl C Corn Whisky C Corn Whisky <can college next week

Whether there Is a breeze or not 0

0 VVyou can keep one up for ten hours with VVone of the new eightInch Westing These Starts Are Fill 32 9uee furis Nil 16 Oncehouse fans for only 3 cents H WTucker has them Fills Glass art Corkscrew Free Will Every Ortfrf

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rHARD TO SWALLOW VVj

This Story of a South Caroline Wo ¬ SlEXPRESS PREPAID IN PLAIN BOXESman With Lizards in Her Stomach t

Charleston S C June 4A special Ir

from Chester says that the Lantern VVof that little city contains a remark-able

¬ VVThis Straight North Carolina Cornstory of a woman vomiting JaWE Whisky not to be blendnot awater lizard It seems that since GUARANTEEThanksgiving a young woman of j compound not an Imitation but jiist T tiWest Hickory has claimed there was pure corn whisky of lull strength I f jsomething alive in her stomach Mon-day

¬ r 1VVshe was seized with a vomiting VVspell and threw up two live animals f

one being five Inches in length the Order today from the largest distillery in Floridaf ismaller The bodies likeother were 1 f r t

those of tadpoles The head of thelarger resembled a redheaded water plizard The young woman is muchjetter and is recovering ELANEV Q C < 1f I t

There are many Imitations of De f w

Vltfs Carbollzed Witch Hazel Salve Warefcme Nt 5 JacfcTifilTe riaeWitts is the original Be sure you VVret DeWitfs Carbolized Witch Hazel 4 Write For Price Lit No2 5

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or cuts burns and bruises and js ea-

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good for piles Sold by allIruggists t4 l7o

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