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TWO OCALA EVENING STAR WEDNESDAY SEPTEMBER 9 1908

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EVENING STAR-C L BITTINGER CO

1 1 C L Bittinger and R R CarrollProprietors and PublishersI

l C L BITTINGEREditor and General Manager-

R R CARROLLCity Editor and Business Manager

DEMOCRATIC TICKET

President of the United StatesWM J BRYAN

Vice President of the United StatesJOHN W KERN

United States SenatorDUNCAN U FLETCHER

tMember of Congress 1st District-

S M SPARKMAN

Presidential ElectorsH P BAILEYH P BUTLER

fGEORGE C MARTIN

SAMUEL PASCO

GovernorALBERT W GILCIIRIST

Comptroller-A C CROOM

Railroad CommissionerROYAL C DUNK-

sTreasurer-

W V KNOTT

Secretary of State-H CLAY CRAWFORD

Attorney GeneralPARK M TRAMMELL

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dtate Supt of Public InstructionWM M HOLLOWAY

Commissioner of AgricultureB E McLIN

Justices of the Supreme CourtWILLIAM A HOCKER

THOS M SHACKLEFORD

Representatives-W D CARN of Ocala-

L S LIGHT of Reddick

County JudgeJOSEPH DELL of Ocala

Clerk of Circuit Court-S T SISTRUNK of Ocala

SheriffJOHN P GALLOWAY of Ocala

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Tax Collector I

E L CARNEY of Ocala

Tax AssessorALFRED AYER of Ocala

TreasurerTHOMAS E PASTEUR of Ocala

Supt Public Instruction-J H BRINSON

County CommissionersDistrict 1George MacKay OcalaDistrict 2J M Mathews Flem

ingtonDistrict 3tM M Proctor PedroDistrict IN A Fort LynneDistrict 6W J Crosby Citra

Members of School BoardDistrict 1Isaac Stevens OcalaDistrict 2R R Butch BlitchtonDistrict 3J S Grantham Ft Mc ¬

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PIONEER GROWER OF PEACHES-

A A R Griffin the genial gentleman-who dispenses merchandise at An-thony

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was In town yesterday and Ina reminiscent mood which took himover his experience as a pioneer or ¬

ange grower at Orange Springs andone who revived Interest In the peachtree In Marlon This was many yearsago for Mr Griffin and fatnlly had I

come from Georgia to do the springs-over a quarter of a century ago andwe remember well the big politicalmeeting held at Orange Springs in1886 when the late A P Baskin andFrank Pooser ran for the legislature-and were the first democrats to beelected from Marion since reconstruc-tion

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times and on which occasion MrGriffin headed tho barbecue commit-teeI and fed a 1000 people that day asthey had not been treated In years Itwas a great turnout and full of en-thusiasm

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But to resume when Mrand Mrs Griffin came to Florida from I

their Georgia home Mrs Griffinthought It would be a good idea tobring with them a lot of peach seedsand plant them in Marion soil It wasdone and the Griffins became famous-In those early days as growing thefinest fruit known to the people ofthat section One day Mr Griffinwent to the springs to get his mail anddo some shopping and had with him-a big basket of fine peaches which hedistributed to people around the storeAll pronounced them Immense Amongthem was a gentleman from Keuka

r In Putnam county who Inquired howmuch of that kind of fruit Mr Grif-fin

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had Mr Griffin said about 100bushels The Putnam county manwas so astounded at the statementbelieving there were not as manybushels of peaches in the whole stateand In his indignity at such a state ¬

ment said he who said It was the big ¬

gest prevaricator In the state Thisstatement was communicated to MrGriffin and It not only amused himbut aroused his curiosity to see hownear he did state the facts tbout thepeach crop So he asked his neigh ¬

bor Mr Brinson to come over of aSunday and they carefully estimated-the peaches on each tree and MrBrinson footed it up as 154 bushelsThis estimate made Mr Griffin feelso good that he thought he wouldgive the store visitors an extra treat-so loaded up his wagon and sureenough did give the people around thestore at Orange Springs their fill ofthe luscious fruit and among themwas the gentleman from Keuka whoate as many as any one and as he atehe said to Mr Griffin he would liketo know who grew the fruit Mr Greplied the biggest prevaricator inthe state The man looked up andsaid he remembered something aboutsaying that whoever made the state ¬

ment that If any one man in Floridahad grown 100 bushels of that classand grade of peaches he was the big

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gest prevaricator In the state but ifhe had done any one an Injustice hewas ready to make amends by anapology but was curious to know IfMr Griffin had that many bushels offruit So Mr Griffin recited thefacts In the case and had Mr Brin ¬

son present to verify them And the I

man who had unthinkingly made the I

charge of an untruth retracted thesame and It Is a matter of record thatthe man became so Impressed withthe possibilities of peach culture InFlorida that he became a successfulpioneer grower of this fruit at Keukafor which that place has since becomefamous Both the incident and its re-

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seen He introduced the scuppersuits and the fact that it established-Mr Griffins standard for truth andveracity in the mind of a stranger didhim more good that that crop of fruitwas worth and this incident caused-Mr Griffin to remark that he wassurprised that the average farmer ofMarion county did not have morefruit around his place than is gener ¬

ally seen He introduced the scupper-nong grape particularly which willgrow anywhere for the planting andthere are others which would notonly add to the pleasure but healthof all who ate them-

TEACHERS EXAMINATIONS-

There are twenyone white andthirtyone colored teachers taking theexamination Mr Isaac Stevens Is incharge of the white teachers exami ¬

nation at the Ocala High school andSupt W D Cam is looking after thecolored teachers at Howard Academy-The latter are Effie Taylor Monta-gue

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D J Brown Ocala Mrs Rosa-S Eady Ocala Lula S HughesOcala L G Jacobs Ocala W CRogers Ocala C A Adams OcalaDianna Adams Smoak Allie AdamsMcIntosh L B Burch LeesburgHannah Michael Ocala Rosa CollinsMartel C J Bolling Candler Essie-V Cunningham Shady Fannie LCrowell Silver Springs Martha Dix-on Montague Mrs Cora FalanaFlemington C L LaRoche GadsdenMinnie James Blitchton Ethel MJordan Ocala Annie L Kensler Mar ¬

tin Laura Lake Ocala Ida T McCall Ocala Rebecca McMahonBlitchton Josephine Parker CrystalRiver Idella Ransom Reddick J ESharpcrson Ocala Lena Teal CottonPlant Latilda Wilkerson Fleming-ton Chester A Menchon Berlin Theages range from 18 to 39 Each ap ¬

plicant is charged 1 to assist in de ¬

fraying the expenses of the examina-tion

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The examinations will continueuntil Friday afternoon when all It ishoped will have completed answers tothe questions propounded-

Prof J H Brinson of Rollins Col ¬

lege but democratic nominee forcounty superintendent of schools inMarion was in town yesterday after¬

noon having come in from a solicit ¬

ing tour for his college Incidentallyhe is also prospecting for a house inwhich to move his family when he as ¬

sumes the duty of his office January1 1909 He prefers to be on the out-skirts

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but in reach of the town andits schools The profesor is not only-a fine educator but a good loyal partyman and had hardly passed thecourtesies of the day in the Star of ¬

fice when he inquired to whom hecould pay the national democraticparty contributions We informed himour esteemed contemporary of theBanner was the official receiver

Miss Jefferson Bell the bright news ¬

paper woman and occupying a respon ¬

sible position in the pension depart ¬

ment of the comptrollers office ishere on a visit to her brother JudgeBell and sister Miss Daisy Bell

Mr Dilton L Graham a valued em ¬

ploye of the Southern Express Com ¬

pany at Gainesville returned homewith his father Mr L M Graham ofConner who was visiting him MrD L Graham is in poor health hassevered his connection with the office-at Gainesville and after a rest he ex ¬

pects to go either north or west in thehope that a change of climate may re ¬

store his health

That is a splendid suggestion by thecity board of health about having theweeds cut from the vacant lots in thecity and we trust the property owners-of the first ward will set an example-in this good work that all the otherwards will be aroused to follow andthus rid of city of the noxious andunsightly objects-

W J Crosby the most extensivecultivator of orange groves in Citraand also owner of several fine oneswas in town today noticing the doings-of the board of county commissioners-so that he may act intelligently whenho takes his seat next January MrC is one of the most prosperous citi ¬

zens of Citra and a splendid citizenand business man one who will be aworker on the county board when hetakes his seat He said the outlookfor a good crop of oranges at Citraand Island Grove was good and thegrove owners are feting hopeful MrCrosby has been under the weathersome and with his family spent amonth at Pablo Beach and was de-

lighted with the place He is nowwell and hearty He made the Star apleasant call-

Elsewhere in the Star will be founda poem The Brotherhood Beaconby the celebrated musician Milo Deyowho is pleasantly remembered bymany of our people who heard him ina recital at the Ocala House Since-he visited our city Milo Deyo has de ¬

voted considerable of his time to lit ¬

erature and is making quite a repu ¬

tation as a devotee of the poeticmuse The poem printed in the Starhas been highly commanded by Book-er

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T Washington and other literarylights who desire to see a larger andtruer brotherhood of appreciation-among the races

The prices for California Valenciaorganges last week in the New Yorkmarket ranged from 250 to 365 perbox Some extra fancy ones brought550 The first arrivals of Porto

Rico oranges brought 150 to 225per box

DELICIOUS BANANA CREAM

This recipe is highly recommended-by one of our correspondents try Itfor dessert tomorrow

Peel five large bananas rub smoothwith five teaspoonfuls of sugar Addone teacup sweet cream beaten to astiff broth then add one lOc packageof Lemon JELLO dissolved In IViteacups boiling water Pour into moldand when cold garnish with candiedcherries Serve with whipped creamor any good pudding sauce JELLOis sold by all Grocers at lOc per pack ¬

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Woodmen meet Friday night

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A BIG LIVE BEET

We Know Many Dead Ones V ho AreMuch Larger

Trezevant Tenn Sept SW HHolmes a farmer who resides east ofhere brought to this city the bannerbeet of the season The beet weighslt pounds and is as large as a gal ¬

lon bucket

ALMOST AS EXPERT-AS GEORGE WILLIAMS

Milton Del Sept STwo menwere shaved at one time in one bar ¬

ber chair by Barber Wright When-he called next two men made forthe chair and crowded into it togtther

Without the least hesitation Wrightslapped the lather on both faces andwhile rubbing it In on one mans facestarted to shave the other man with

I his other handB Uh men grasped the novelty of the

situation and allowed the work tocontinue

Shaving each man with alternatestrokes he was soon combing onemans hair with his left hand whilehis right hand was drying the otherfellows face Both were satisfied

WEARING THE WRONG GLASS

May prove more injurious to youreyes than wearing none at allNot every man who calls himself

OCULIST OR OPTICIAN-

is competent to fit spectacles Ishow you and explain to you why-I am right and guarantee results

DR D M BONEYEyesight Specialist

Ocala FlaOffice Hours 8 to 12 a m and

130 to 430 p m Optical office andlaboratry rooms 2 and 4 Gary block

FIVES LIVES WERE LOST-

IN A DENVER FIRE

Presence of Mind of a Cripple CreekFireman Saved Half a Score

Denver Colo Sept SFive menlost their lives and a score of personswere injured several of them serious-ly

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in a fire that gutted the BelmontHotel a threestory building at 1723Stout street yesterday

Patrick Treadwell a fireman ofCripple Creek Colo who was stop ¬

ping in the Belmont Hotel when thefire started is credited with havingsaved at least ten lives by inducing-the entrapped guests to jump from anupper story window across a fivefootbuilding and catching them in hisarms In the opinion of the fire de-

partment¬

the hotel was set on fire

For prompt relief in cases of weakback backache inflammation of thebladder urinary disorders kidneytroubles and rheumatic pains there-is nothing as good as DeWitts Kidney-and Bladder Pills The effect of thesepills is shown in a very little whileIn fact you will feel better the nextmorning as they act promptly They-are antiseptic Be sure you get DeWitts We sell and recommend themSold by AntiMonopoly Drugstore

DAVID S1 WOODROW

REAL ESTATE

AND INVESTMENT-

SRooms 27 and 28 Holder Block

OCALA FLORIDAe

The man who waits for a provenproducing proposition before invest ¬

ing will always pay every cent thestock is worth Its the man who takes-a chance on the ground floor that real ¬

ly gets the cream Always investigate-and act with due caution but you willlose out entirely and every time if youwait for a cinch Equal parts ofnerve and common sense will be found-a very palatable dose and a combina ¬

tion hard to beat-

If you want to buy a home in Ocala-I can offer you one of the very fewplaces on the market on Oklawahaavenue

Frontage is 96 feet and the lot runsback 480 feet House is one storycontaining five rooms kitchen andbathroom city water gas electriclight and modern plumbing stableand servants house in yard Price2300 half cash and balance spread-

over three years-

If you want to build a store build ¬

ing to rent I have a lot on Fort Kingavenue between the Pittman building-

and the new building just erected by

Guerrant Carmichael Frontage is43 feet by 110 feet deep The building-now on it is old but rents for enough-to pay interest on the investmentPrice is 850-

OAKRIDGE lots on the Shady Grovehard road and within the city limits-can be bought for 75 to 90 100 feetfront by 125 feet deep 10c cash and

1 per week Free deed in case ofdeath No taxes to pay until 1909 Mapand prices on application

WOODMAR This property is on themost beautiful lake in Florida on abluff which rises from 25 feet to 75feet above the level of the lake The-A C L railroad runs between the edge-of the lake and the bluff Four yearsago when I platted this property andoffered to sell lots I was laughed atby many and the word fool morethan once dropped in connection withthis property Try and buy back forme the lots I have already sold andcome and see me I have raised theprices once and will raise again untilanother Mr Flagler sees the beauties-of the place and then he can have itif he will pay the price The streetsare all planted to shade trees and wat-er

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works installedgood water tooBut a lot now Yau can buy on termsbut ycu cant buy them at a discountMap and prices on application

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TO SHARPEN

YOUR APPETITE-

WE HAVE

Mandalay Sauce Heinz 25cRed Snapper Sauce 25cRed Snapper Chow Chow25cR-ed Snapper Relish 25c

Lousiana Creole Mustard15cH-einz Prepared Mustard 15cHymans Oyster Hot Catsup25cO-ld Fashioned Pepper Sauce for

chills and fever 25c

Snyders Salad Dressing 15c and 25cSnyders Baked Beans are good

too 10c 15c 25c

X K GroceryClark Bros ProprietorsP-

HONES 114 AND 174

CAN NOW DELIVER YOUR BREAD

Dont forget that Wolffs Bakery-now Wolff Heintz now have awagon on and will deliver your bread

KILLED WITH KINDNESS-

A Warning to Good Women Not toBe Too Merciful to the Beast

Marshall Mich Sept SThe Calhoun County Human Society hasmade an investigation which showsthat a horse owned by Charles Bundy-inI Albion died from being fed toomuch It was alleged that Mr Bunydid not feed his horse enough and that-it became weak from starvation

Some of the women of his neigh-borhood

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discovered the horses condi ¬

tion and six of them went out andI gathered grass and fed it to the horsefor three days when Mr Bundy was

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away The horse finally died-A veterinary surgeon said that the

cause of death was the weakened con ¬

dition of the animals stomach it be-ing

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unable to digest the grass

CASTORIAF-or Infants and Children

The Kind You Have Always Bought-

Bears the S fSignature J 4 ctgi

MARDI GRAS AT THE SEASHORE-

The bg annual Coney Island MardiGras takes place next week and theking and queen who are elected eachyear by a ballot through the NewYork Evening World will reign su-preme

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Coney Islands Mardi Gras isthe biggest event of the summer any ¬

where on the Atlantic Coast Admir-ers

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of George McManus work will beglad to know that there will be a PanHandle Pete song given with nextSundays World

OF INTEREST TO MANY

Foleys Kidney Cure will cure anycase of kidney or bladder trouble that-is not beyond the reach of medicineXo medicine can do more Sold by

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DOWLING IN A BIG TIMBER DEAL

Homerville Ga Sept SMr H JPeoples of Homerville with othershave closed a big timber deal forClinch county timber The considera-tion

Iwas GO000 The purchaser is

I Mr Dowling of Live Oak Fla-

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JUST EXACTLY RIGHT-

I have used Dr Kings New LifePills for several years and find themjust exactly right says Mr A AFelton of Harrisville X Y New LifePills relieve without the least discom-fort

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Best remedy for constipationbiliousness and malaria Twentyfive-cents at all drugstores

BLACKSNAKE IN BED-

A Pretty Pennsylvania Girl Slept WellWith a Reptile In Her Pillow

Butler Pa Sept SUss Irene Mc ¬

Donald a member of a camping partyslept with a snake in her pillow theother night

The sleeping tents of the camperswere in a thicket Miss McDonald-was awakened in the middle of thenight by something moving in herpillow Thinking it was a mouse shethrew the pillow on the floor and sleptthe remainder of the night without-it Vhen she made her bed the nextday she found a fourfoot blacksnakeinside the pillow

HOW TO AVOID APPENDICITISMost victims of appendicitis are

those who are habitually constipated-Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup cureschronic constipation by stimulating-the liver and bowels and restores thenatural action of the bowels OrinoLaxative Fruit Syrup does not nau-seate

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or gripe and is mild and pleas ¬

ant to take Refuse substitutes Soldby all dealers

FOUR BABIES IN A YEAR

Two Pair of Twins Born to an IowaCouple in Twelve Months

New Hampton la Sept SFourbabies inside of one year is the recordestablished by Mr and Mrs John BKolthoff who reside in the southernpart of Chickasaw county and theychallenge competition-

In late August 1907 twin baby boyscame to their home and are as lustylittle fellows as ever came into ahome

Now another span of boys haw ar ¬

rived Mr and Mrs Kolthoff are veryproud of the record they have estab-lished

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SICK HEADACHE-

This disease is caused by a derange-ment

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of the stomach Take a dose ofChamberlains Stomach and LiverTablets to correct this disorder andthe sick headache will disappear Forsale by all druggists

EARLY BREAKFASTS-

You can get an early breakfast atthe Elk Cafe if you are going out oftown

The Ocala News Co has the larg ¬

est line of school books In Ocala

PETTEWAY IS PRESIDENT-

And Leading Stockholder in the Bank-

of Tampa

Tampa Times SthJGustavus A Petteway by unani ¬

mous vote was today made president-of the Bank of Tampa succeeding PS Cooper who tendered his resigna ¬

tion to the board of directors of thebank at a meeting held this morning-Mr Petteways election followed im ¬

mediately after Mr Coopers resigna-tion

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In addition to becoming president-of the bank Mr Petteway took overMr Coopers holdings of stock in theinstitution Mr Cooper retires be-

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of ill health after a servicewhich has been very gratifying to thestockholders of the institution WhileMr Petteway took most of his stock-J L Greer vice president of the in ¬

stitution also purchased a part of itNew Official Well Known

President Petteway is a naval storesman of large acquaintance all overthe state and in Georgia He is vicepresident of the Peninsular NavalStores company one of the largestinstitutions of its kind operating inthe South He has been successful inall of his undertaking and is certain-to add to any institution with whichbe may become connected His ad ¬

vent into the banking business willbe welcomed by business men gen ¬

erallyMr Cooper will not engage in an-

other business at present He willprobably go to South Carolina hishome state to recuperate his health

EXPERT TRIMMER COMING-

I wish to announce to the ladies ofOcala and Marion county that MissFannie Adrean of Baltimore the ex-

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trimmer who was with me lastfall will be with me again this seasonarriving in Ocala in a few days MissAdrean is one of the most skillful andartistic trimmers that has ever work-ed

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in Ocala and I hope the ladies willgive her a liberal patronage

Respectfully-Miss Mary Affleck

THE BROTHERHOOD BEACON-

A Song of Broader Humanity-

By Milo Deyo

TuneThe Star Spangled Banner-

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say can you seeThrough the mists of the nightWhat our hearts through the yearsHave been earnestly seeking-The soulcheering glowOf a generous lightThat shall flood all the realmNow with Selfishness reeking-Yes tis there oh tis thereShowing steady and clearIounting higher each hourChasing doubt dread and fearAnd the Brotherhood Beacon

I With ardor shall beamI Till the heart of the world

Feels the warmth of its gleam-II

Twas not always our eyesWere thus blest in their search

Twas not always their questFound our object of longingThere were tempest and shock

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And the roll and the lurchOf our craft rudely tossedMid oppression and wrongingNot an impulse of graceFor the Suffering RaceTill the thought We are Brothers-On earth found a placeAnd the Brotherhood Beacon-

In mercy shall shineTill the heart of the world

Learns the message divineIll

But the Daystar has dawnedWe behold and rejoiceAnd our jubilant voicesBurst forth into singingHandinhand Brothers all

Glorious song of our choicePeel it forth to the welkinLike marriage bells ringingNot by riches or mightBut through Faith in the RightCame the vision of JoyWhich now gladdens our sightAnd the Brotherhood Beacon-

In splendor shall blazeTill the heart of the world

Owns the power of its raysIV

And to those be the praiseWho have nurtured the fireAnd have kept it aflameThrough the darkness and dangerStruggling manfully onWith a zeal naught could tireIn the footsteps of HimWho was born in a mangerLK us all then be true-to the purpose in viewAnd with earnest devotion

Do all we can doAnd the Brotherhood Beacon

In triumph shall burnTill the heart of the world

To its welcome shall turnWest Haven December lOS

Chamberlains Cough Remedy One ofthe Best on the Market

For many years ChamberlainsCough Remedy has constantly gainedin favor and popularity until it is nowone of the most staple medicines inuse and has an enormous sale It isintended especially for acute throatand lung diseases such as coughscolds and croup and can always bedepended upon It is pleasant andsafe to take and is unoubtedly thebest in the market for the purposesfor which it is intended Sold by alldruggists

FOR SALE-

I am offering ten choice lots for saleat Eastlake These lots have a front ¬

age of seventyfive feet on New Yorkavenue and 198 feet in depth Locat-ed

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on the summit between the depotand postoffice and command a view ofthe entire lake This avenue extends-to the waters edge and is paved fromthe depot to the property Buy a lotbuild a cottage occupy it in summerand rent it for the winter Pricesreasonable titles perfect James RMoorhead owner-

A BURGLAR IN TOWN

His name Is bad cough Hedoesnt care for gold or silver but hewill steal your health away If heappears in your house arrest him atonce with Ballards Horehound syrup-it may mean consumption if you dont-A cure for all coughs colds and chesttroubles Price 25c 50c and 1 perbottle Sold by AntiMonopoly Drug ¬

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WANTEDLady canvassers Callat Carlton House 630 to 730 evening

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1230 to 130 noon Ask for Taylor

H ROBINSON President-S H BUTCH Manager J C BOOZER Assi Haiaer

GEO J BUTCH Te-

llerCOMMERCIAL BANKOC-

ALA FLA

THE DEPOSITORS IN THIS BANK

Are the merchants the professional and successful men and women-of the city the farmers of the surrounding territory

We accommodate all classes Our customers represent the menand women who have built and are till building successful enter-prises

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We solicit a share of your business

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Latest Stylesi-

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i I have just returned from the New York marketswhere I have carefully noted the coming styles of Yall kinds of feminine head wear and made selections f

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In a few days I will have on exhibition ad-

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styles of hats etc for all who wish to inspect-same You are cordially invited to call i

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OCALA PLUMBINGAND ELECTRIC CODE-

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Standard Makes of Plumbing Goods Gas Engines Pumps IrrigatingPlants Acetylene Gas Plants Sold and Installed Complete Estimatespromptly siibmhicd on any Work in our line

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ROLLINS COLLEGEFLO-

RIDAS OLDEST COLLEGEC-

ollege Academy and Schools of Music Expression Fine Arts Do-mestic and Industrial Arts and Busi ness

Carnegie Hall and third mens dor mitory now going up electric lightssteam and furnace heat large faculty perfect health conditions fine gym ¬

nasium athletic field tennis courts golf links baseball and basketballteams champions of Florida this year Nearly a quarter of a million dol ¬

lars endowment expenses are moderate scholarships available Christianbut undenominational stands for

CHARACTER CULTURE CONDUCT-

Next Session Begins October 7For Catalogues Address the PresidentWM F BLACKMAN Ph D WINTER PARK FLA

DO YOU WANT

PIANO or ORGANYou say YES but cant afford to buy now

Dont want to buy on time as it costs too much money tobuy on time and I cannot spare the money now to pay allcash This is all a mistake for we will sell you a finepiano or organ at cash prices on such small payments thepurchase will be no burden to you Ask for our plan letus explain to you how easy it ishow you may enjoy theinstrument in your home while we wait for the moneyXow you want music in your home We want to place-

it there Come in and let us talk it over with you If youcannot come just drop us a card or telephone us and wewill have one of our representatives call on you

E E Forbes Plano CoBranches at Birmingham Ala Memphir Tenn Montgomery Ala Mobile

Ala Anniston Ala

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