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EVENING STAR-C L BITTINGER CO

C L Bittinger and R R CarrollProprietors and Publishers

C L BITTINGEREditor and General Manager-

R R CARROLLCity Editor and Business Manager-

Mr Mr Arthur Cobb the liverymanr made a visit down the S A L Sat ¬

urday and on his return stopped overto see his friend Hugh Nichols atWlldwood Mr Nichols InsisIetT thatMr Cobb should be his guest for aday and with him go and take a lookat the Monarch Grove near Wlldwood-He consented and inspected name Thegrove has been made without a plowever being put Into It or a pound offertilizer applied What Arthur Cobbnays goes and what D T Johnsonputs his hand to becomes a finishedproduct and so we are prepared tosay Sumter county has the finest or¬

ange grove in the state In the Mon ¬

arch which Is managed by Mr D TJohnson Mr Cobb in his day hasseen a few orange groves and is ca ¬

pable to judge and does not hesitate-in saying this is the finest thing ofits kind In the state of Florida anJdoes not believe it has an equal in theworld and it would be worth any onestime to go and see the Monarch

Attorney Carlos L Sistrunk tells agood one on himself He went dovejJiooting last evening at Doe Lake Hesought a favorable position and stirr-ed

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up a yellowjackets nest which In-

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proceeded to pay their compli-ments

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and Mr Sistrunk beat a hastyc retreat He then secured another

favorable position and had Just kneel-ed

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to take a shot when a swarm ofwasps broke down on him and he saidthe way he broke away was a cautionToday he is applying arnica

I The number of poll tax receiptschecked yesterday by the board ofcounty commissioners was 5017 fully2500 more than paid In one wet and

K dry election Had it not been for thiswindfall the school fund would be indebt as the state Is behind in its ac ¬

counts about 8000

We had a pleasant call this mornIng from Miss Jennie Brown of Oakan attractive young lady who attend ¬

ed the KnoblockBuhl wedding atyShady last night She was accom-panied

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by her sister Mrs W S Bellof Winter Haven Flab who Is now ona visit to her mother Mrs S SBrown of Oak

In a conversation with Mr W MShockley of Lowell yesterday welearned he had packed 9500 cans oftomatoes weighing three pounds eachand had he had the cans would havepacked many more Mr STiockley Is

l one of the pioneer tomato packers ofMarion county and hase made a de-

cided¬

success of It as he always suc ¬

ceeds In disposing of his goods Hesaid next season he will plant toma ¬

toes on his own account exclusively-for packing purposes in this way as ¬

suring himself a larger supply of asuperior tomato As he has been con-

ducting¬

4I the business he has been de ¬

pending upon his neighbors for hissupply and this consists in gettingwhat the grower does not find profita-ble4 to ship and tomatoes from thethird bloom are not as large and per-

fect¬

at the first picking

The funeral of Mrs C J Mason ofConner took place at the OklawahaBridge Baptist church yesterday af ¬

ternoon conducted by the Rev B IHull Mrs Mason leaves a husband-and seven children

Mrs Bessie Reeves Miller wife ofA Eugene Miller Micanopy died atthat place August 1st Revs Thrash-er

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Baptist Sistrunk Methodist andWardell Presbyterian officiated atthe funeral She was a devoted Chris-tian

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and a member of the Baptistchurch She was a great favorite luthat community and her death isgreatly deplored-

Mr W S Bell a former turpentineoperator at Berlin and Eloise Polkcounty has disposed of his location atthe latter place and after a visit withhis wifes mother at Oak Mrs S SBrown will proceed to Georgia andlocate permanently

The Blitchton public school openedMonday with a flattering attendanceThe school Is In charge of Miss Ma ¬

mie Terrell sister of Hon GeorgeGlen Terrell of Bushnell member of-

f the legislatureelect-

Stevefrt

Roberts who shot and killedy a young man by the name of Taylor-

at Dunnellon a few days ago andwho a coroners Jury in that city dis-

charged¬

i rendering a verdict of selfj defense will appear before Judge

I Bell tomorrow afternoon for a pre-liminary

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trial

i A friend In California writes theStar that last week the thermometerregistered 115 How is that for warmweather

t J M Neely postmaster at SummerHeld and the popular salesman atMayos general store was In the cityyesterday and on his return hometook in west Lake Weir where hisfamily reside

Rev Z A Crumpton of Berlin Isvery sick having been confined foreIght weeks to his home and today

t suffered from a severe hemorrhage-

The Star had a pleasant businesscall this morning from Mr J H Bur ¬

ton one of the intelligent and pro-

gressive¬

citizens of Sparr who washere attending to business matters-

Mr and Mrs S D Souter of Sparrwere In town today to inspect theirnew cottage erected by Contractor

1r Leach In the second ward

t Mrs Carrie A Arms has moved Intoher handsome new and roomy house-on Fort King avenue and is now near-ly

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straightened out Mr and Mrs FJ Huber are with her

Major T D Lancaster frojmt

theMoorheadLancaster on ShellI Island ai the houth of Crystal Riverwho has been In town for a i day ortwo on business returned to the Is ¬

land this afternoon-

Mr D W Tompkins and family arenow occupying the house on Okla ¬

wahaavenue which was recently va-

cated¬

by Mr R S Hall

Mr W W Carlton formerly of thiscity came up last evening from Inglla

nd Is a guest of the Ocala House

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A DELIGHTFUL LAUNCH PARTY

The following young people com-posed

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a jolly party who went down tothe springs in a big bus and fromthere embarked In the Isabelle MrGeo K Robinsons neat new motorboat running down to Delks Bluffwhere they indulged in a lunch andtook a dip In the limpid waters of therun coming home in the moonlightsinging songs and having a goodtime geerally Those in the partywere

Mr and Mrs Geo K RobinsonMisses Ethel and Hope RobinsonLillie Bright Marguerite PorterAdele Bittinger Messrs Ralph andPhil Robinson Peter McIntosh Rob ¬

ert Anderson Donald Schrieber Er ¬

nest Rawls and Rev MillsPrice-The credit of the trip is to Mr Phil

Robinson and the admirable manner-In which every feature of it was en-Joyed The jolly party reached homeabout ten oclock tired but happy

RELIEVING MUSCULAR STRAIN

Of the eyes that rob the vigor ofthe rest of the body is our profes ¬

sion Glasses are Intended for morethan the aiding of vision Some ofthe most distressing diseases havebeen relieved by glasses after doc-tors

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and surgeons had doctored andcut to their hearts content Donot procrastinate in the matter ofhaving your eyes examined by me

DR D M BONEYEyesight Specialist

Ocala FloridaOffice Hours 8 to 12 a m and

130 to 430 p m Optical office andlaboratory rooms 2 tnd 4 Gary bloc

MARION IN MASSACHUSETTS-

Editor Star This scribe left Cal-vary

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June 21st for Boston and had a-

very pleasant trip not suffering rromI the ocean waves at all indeed therewere very few waves and the weather-was fine Arriving in Boston wefound people wearing coats and en ¬

joying cool spells which did not lastas it was very soon as warm as nerein Florida and some times muchwarmer The papers giving reports-of weather gave Jacksonville as thecoolest place and mentioned the 12th-as the hottest day in eight years Of¬

ficial report 9S at my cousins atMaiden 101 That was a little warmfor me and I soon hied me away to acooler clime

Boston is quite a place Some ofthose stores would almost hold all ofOcalas stores Some of the suburbs-are very pretty Also some niceparks and beaches I expert to seemore of it when I return-

I went out on the trolley line toLexington where the first battle ofthe revolution was fought There aresome pretty old places there-

I had another pleasant voyage toSt John N B followed by a ride inthe cars through this beautiful coun ¬

try with its hills covered with greentrees and farms large meadow hillsand valleys on to Upham with itsmountains the river and brooks-

I like it here It Is so differentfrom Florida and it Is cooler hereThis is haying time now and tne

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farmers are busy and I think therewill be a good crop Oats look fineand are beginning to head The buck ¬

wheat looks well too Berries arequite plentiful I was too late for thewild strawberry that I have heard somuch about but the raspberries arenice also gooseberries-

I am enjoying this very much Inthe old home of my grandfathers but-I often think of fair Florida and asight of the Star which containsnews of the people and places I knowso well Perhaps I will find some ¬

I thing to write again of interest to myfriends Marl n z

I Upham N B July 28 190S

Those Who Attended the KnoblockBuhl Wedding-

The contracting parties were MrJohn H Knoblock Martin and MissKatie Buhl Shady Their attendantswere Mr George Buhl brother of thebride Miss Mabel Rutland of Rut ¬

land Sumtef county Mr I N Knoblock brother of the groom Hattieyule S C and Miss Jennie Brown ofOak Mr and Mrs H N Knoblockparents of the groom Mr and MrsJames J Knoblock brother and sisterof the groom Messrs V E and W AKnoblock brothers of the groom anof Martin Mrs S J Simmons ofMorrlslon aunt of the groom Mr andMrs Carl Buhl parents of the brideair and Mrs Fred G Buhl brotherand sister of the bride Mr and MrsW A Baxley and children OcalaMrs Baxley is a sister of the brideMr and Mrs W M Shockley andchildren Lowell Mrs Shockley is asister of the groom Mrs W S BellWinter Haven H W Douglass Wal ¬

ter Douglass Mr and Mrs J MDouglass Mr Robert Douglass MnA R Douglass all of the Shady sec-tion

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and Miss Gertrude BatchelderOcala

The bridal party took position un-

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a beautiful bower of ferns vinesand roses in the southwest end of thelarge family room The room wastastily decorated with plants andferns Rev Barnett of the Methodistchurch Ocala read the ritualisticceremony in a most impressive man-ner

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using the ringAfter the ceremony congratulations-

were In order followed by a mostsumptuous repast an inspection ofthe many useful handsome and val-uable

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presents and a general socialtime when the bride and groom ac-companied

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by their friends from Mar ¬

tin took their leave for their homeswishing the newly wedded pair allthe happiness Imaginable in lifesjourney-

The bride is a very handsome younglady and so pleasing and gracious inher manners that she won all heartsby her sweet smiles and pleasantwords of greeting The community-in which she has grown to woman ¬

hood had become so attached to herthat they were loath to part yith herbeautiful personality and because Itremoved from that neighborhood thelast eligible young lady

The Star extends its hearty con-gratulations

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to the weddeo pair for along life of usefulness and happiness-

A pleasant feature of the evening-not on the program was tho christen-ing

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by Rev Barnett of the youngchild of Mr and Mrs F G Buhlwhom he named Frederick BenjaminBuhl The words spQken by RevBarnett were beautiful and impres-sively

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expressed and left a deep im-

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on all present

BICYCLES BICYCLES-JNO S PEDRICK SON

Never too late to mend If your blcjcle needs mending no matter what-is the nature of the trouble call toFCC us Bicycles for sale or rent Ap-

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to Jno S Pedrick Son NextDoor South of Ocala Fire Station

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4all of my TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATSand certain other items in the store at q

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ACTUAL FACTORY COST fX

The stock is the very newest and most fashionablet Summer Millinery and as the season is just at its f

height this is a rare opportunity for the people of S

this section to secure new millinery at most 1111

4 heard of prices I must have room for the New14

Fall Goods to arrive in a few days JI MISS MARY AFFLECK IY iSouth Side Ocala House Block Ocala Florida X3

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BASEBALL

Result of Yesterdays Games in theSouth Atlantic League

Savannah 1 Macon 0Augusta 2 Columbia 2

Charleston 2 Jacksonville 1

Where They Play TodayColumbia at SavannahCharleston at MaconJacksonville at Augusta

Standing of the Clubs-GamesWonLostPC

Jacksonville 9C 72 24 750Columbia 88 40 43 455

Augusta 95 42 53 442Charleston 94 41 53 436Macon 100 35 G5 350

COWS FOR SALE-

I have three or four good freshcows for sale will give from two tothree gallons of milk per day W DCam

LAUNCHES BUILT TO ORDER

The public is cordially Invited to in-

spect¬

the Merry Widow the beauti-ful

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launch at Silver Springs that Ibuilt entirely from keel to awning Iam prepared to build launches of anystyle and any reasonable size andcompletely finish and equip themready for the water at moderatecharges and in the very best work-manship

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The work is fully guaran-teed

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If you want a beautiful modela strong safe and well built andspeedy boat place your order withme Frank Mathews

Ocala May 18-

REWARD OFFERED-

The city of Ocala will pay a rewardof 10 for information that will con ¬

vict any person or persons of throwingor placing any glass bottles or glassof any description on the streets ofOcala G A Nash Mayor

CONFEDERATE MONEY FOR SALEHave 400 in Confederate money for

sale It may assist some one to com-plete

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a collection Inquire of the Staroffice

Delay in anything is bad but it ispositively dangerous when there issomething wrong with your kidneysDont wait until tomorrow Getsomething that is to be depended upon-to help you promptly at such timesThe one remedy above all others thatwe suggest is DeWitts Kidney andBladder Pills They are antiseptic-and almost instantly relieve back ¬

ache rheumatic pains and all bladderand kidney troubles We sell themSold by AntiMonopoly Drugstore-

A SHOCK-Is something awful There is no dan ¬

ger of being shocked if I do your elec ¬

trical work Everything electricalDrop a card W H Morris

159 Magnolia St

A NEW FLOOR COVERING-

Just received at the TheusZachryFurniture Co a big assortment of im-

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palmetto matting ranging inprice from 2 to 9 First importationof the kind in Ocala direct from theBahama Islands It is life wearing-and the very thing for floors duringthe hot season Call and see it

DISAGREEABLE AT HOMELots of men and women who are

agreeable with others get cranky-at home Its not disposition its theliver If you find in yourself thatyou feel cross around the house littlethings worry you just buy a bottle-of Ballards Herbine and put yourliver in shape You anti everybodyaround you will feel better for itPrice 50 cents per bottle Sold byAntiMonopoly Drugstore

KEEP COOLHave electric fans placed in your

office or home and keep cool throughthe hot months It is inexpensive andn great comfort See Walter Tuckerthe electrlclon about them

HEALTH AND VITALITY

Motts Nerverine PillsThe great nerve and brain restora ¬

tive for men and women producesstrength and vtallty builds up thesystem and renews the normal vigorFor sale by druggists or by mail 1

per box 6 boxes for 5 Sold by theAntiMonopoly Drugstore

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I GRINER FARM PICNIC

The Griner Farm union picnic willbe held Saturday August 15th Ev-erybody

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is invited to be with us andbring well filled baskets boxes andtrunks of goodies Everybody come

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and tell your friends to come SomeI of our brother clodhoppers will makesome good speeches right off the plowhandle Refreshments served by theunion Free lee water on the ground

A B Ilalsell Chin Com

Remedy for Diarrhoea Never Known-to Fai-

lI want to say a few words forChamberlains Colic Cholera and Di ¬

arrhoea Remedy I have usea thispreparation in my family for the pastfive years and have recommended itto a number of people in York countyand have never known it to fall toeffect a cure in any instance I feelthat I cannot say too much for thebest remedy of the kind in the world-

S Jemison Spring Grove YorkCounty Pa This remedy is for saleby all druggists-

If you want a pretty reading lamp toconnect with your electric light cur-

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nt in the library or hall of yourLome see Walter Tucker the elec-trician

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about It

NEW GOODSJ-UST IN

No 1 and 2 Mackerel

Brick Codfish

Pickled Pork

Bologna Sausage

Sweet Mixed Pickles

Cucumber Pickles

Stuffed Peppers

X K GtoceyClark Bros ProprietorsP-

HONE 174

C J PHILLIPSContractor and BuilderP-

lans and Specifications FurnishedUpon Request

J 29 South Hd Steat

Ocala Fla Phone 30

PURl JERSEYMILK

FROM TESTED COWS

Delivered every morning atyour door

Milk per quart lOcCream per pint 20oButtermilk per quart 6c

Call the White Wagon orPhone 114

Hiawatha Lake Dairy-

L ALE X AND ERPractical

CARPENTER AND BUILDER

Careful estimates made on allcontract work Gives more andbetter work for the money thanany other contractor

GENERAL STRIKE ONTHE CANADIAN PACIFIC

Winnipeg Aug 6Cnion shopmenemployed by the Canadian Pacificrailway struck yesterday all of theshops on the system from the Atlan-tic

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to the Pacific and all the shops-are idle

It is estimated that twelve thou ¬

sand men quit work Even the oldmen in line for pensions went homeand it seems to be the most extensivestrike in the history of the railwayshops of Canada-

All the workmen employed aroundI the train sheds at the depots wentout and the conductors and engineerscaused some delay to the train service-by insisting that trains be properlymade up before they would take themoutThe strike is the result of the re ¬

fusal of the men to acquiesce in thefinding of the conciliatory board ap-pointed

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at the request of the men

JUDGE PARDEERESTRAINS JUDGE SPEER

Asheville X C August C Counselrepresenting the Southern Railway-the Louisville and Nashville and oth-er reads interested yesterday madeapplication before Judge Pardee ofthe United States court for an appealand supercedeas in the rate case re-

cently¬

decided by Jmlge SpeerJudge Pardee granted the appeal

and supercedeas which in effectpermits the railroads to put into ef-fect

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the Increased freight rates inGeorgia thus restraining the order ofJudge Speer

Judge Pardee required the railroadsappearing through counsel to paysufficient bonds to protect the ship ¬

pers who secured by Judge Spoersrestraining order from any loss theymay sustain in event a suit Is decidedI

adversely to the railroads

JOHNDEE PAYS A

TRIBUTE TO JOEL

Atlanta August 6Sotice has beenreceived that John D Rockefeller hasdeclined election as one of the vicepresidents of the Joel Chandler HarrisMemorial Association but that Illscheck for 1000 would be forwarded-to the association immediately-

THE AIRSHIP WILL BE REBUILT

Berlin Aug GDr Von BethlmannHolhvege imperial secretary uf statefor the interior after consulting wltnhis colleagues has decided to forwardto Count Zeppelin 125000 the pro ¬

posed estimate in the imperial budget-for aeronautic experiments as a re ¬

ward for the countys many years orsacrifice of this character in the in ¬

terest of the Fatherland Subscription-lists for a fund to provide Count Zep-pelin

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with the means for building anew balloon have been opened In Ber-lin

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Bremen Kuttgart and othertowns in Germany and Switzerland

TEDDY CONGRATULATES TURKY

Washington August PresidentRoosevelt through the state depart

v > nt has extended his compliments-to the sultan of Turkey for estab-lishing

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a representative form of gov ¬

ernment in Turkey Ambassador JG A Leishman United States ambas-sador

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to Turkey was instructed toexpress to the sultan the sympatheticinterest

A WEAKLING-Is the only way to describe the poorchild that is afflicted with worms Nomatter how much or how often iteats the worms get all the nourish ¬

ment from the food the child getspractically none Whites CreamVermifuge gets rid of the wormsquickly easily and with no bad aftereffects Price 25 cents a bottle Soldby AntiMonopoly Drugstore

SENSITIVE MRS SICARINew York Aug 6 Because her

husband had scolded her for havingrefused to nurse their baby MrsMarie Sicari sixteen years old No88 Ninth street Long Island Citycommitted suicide yesterday after-noon

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by shooting herself with a re ¬

volver Before she shot herself shehad tried to commit suicide by drink ¬

ing water into which she had poured-the crumbled heads of matches andthen drunk benzine She left a letterto her husband in which she said shewas going to kill herself because hehad reproached her for not havingnursed the child

What a New Jersey Editor Say-sr T Lynch Editor of the Phillips

burg N J Daily Post writes Ihave used many kinds of medicinesfor coughs and colds in my family butnever anything so good as FoleysHoney and Tar I cannot say toomuch in praise of it Sold by alldealers

LOW RAILROAD RATES

From Ocala via the Atlantic Coast-Line

3C5O Toledo Ohio and return G AR encampment Tickets on saleAugust 27th 28th 19th and 30thGood returning Sept 15th Priv-ilege

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extension until Oct 15th bypaying fee of 1

54160 Fort Worth Texas and returnTickets on sale Aug 29 30 31 Goodto leave Fort Worth Sept 30th

2435 Lexington Ky and returnTickets on sale Sept 13 14 and 15

Good to leave Lexington Sept 232320 Monteagie lenn and returnDates of sale July 11 17 IS 27 28

August 8 returning leave MonteagleSept 5th

4970 Boston Mass and return viaSavannah and steamship Tickets-on sale daily until Sept 30th goodreturning Oct 31st

4570 New York and return via Jacksojiville or Savannah and steam ¬

ship Tickets on sale daily untilSeptember 30th good returning Oc-

tober¬

31st5115 Chicago III and return Tick ¬

ets on sale daily until Sept 30 goodreturning Oct 31st

4185 Hot Springs Ark and returnTickets on sale daily good return-Ing 90 days from date of sale

Low excursion rates are also au-

thorized¬

to a great many other pointsFor further information call on ticketagent or J G Kirkland division pas-senger

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agent Tampa Fla

WILLIAMS KIDNEY PILLSHave you neglected your kidneys

Have you overworked your nervousystom and caused trouble with yourkidneys and bladder Have you pains-in loins side back groins and blad ¬

der Have you a flabby appearance-of the face especially under the eyesToo frequent a desire to pass urineIf so Williams Kidney Pills willcure you Sold by the AntiMonopolyDrugstore 7

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Do Ypa Like Honest-Square Dealing

Dr Pierces worldfamed medicines are put out under the belief thatpublicity is the best possible guaranty of merit and that the most intel¬

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ligent people generally want to know what they take into their stom-

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I whether it be as food drink or medicine Although it was a boldstep to take and quite out of the usual practice of makers of proprie ¬

tary medicines yet Dr Pierce some time ago decided to publish broad ¬

cast and on all his bottlewrappers all the ingredients entering into thecomposition or makeup of his celebrated family medicines A squaredeal is therefore assured every one using his medicines for one knowsexactly what he or she is paying for when purchasing them since everyingredient is published in plain English on the bottlewrappers and thecorrectness of the same attested under solemn oath These several ingredi-ents are selected from among the very best known to medical science-for the cure of the various diseases for which these medicines arerecommended

The most eminent and leading med-ical

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teachers and writers of all theeeveral schools of practice have endorsedeach of the ingredients entering into DrPierces medicines in the strongest posiblrterras Th makers of Dr Pierces

raeotclnes believeVhat intelligent peopledo it ish to n theira Iotf birVs and gulp downwhateVeiyspiijseJtecVto them either in

way OITOOT or medicinewithout knowing s thing of theproperties and harm Ie character ofthe agents employed Thev helipqthathealth is too sncrfd n heritace tobe experimented with nndnthju peopleshould not tqje jJigrfiVfugJt ot tjir cqmnomtiun ot i-

qnceljrI h is 11 aT cpt in itwr

Piercers me icmnes are madewholly from the roots of plants foundgrowing in the depths of our Americanforests They are so compounded thatthey cannot do harm in any case evento the most delicate woman or child Byopen publicity Dr Pierce has taken hismedicines out of the list of secret nos ¬

trums of doubtful merit and madethem REMEDIES OF KNOWN COMPO-

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are therefore in a classall by themselves being absolutely andin every sense nonsecret

By this bold step Dr Pierce has shownthat his formulas are of such excellence-that he is not afraid to subject them tothe fullest scrutiny

There is a badge of on everybottle of Dr Pierces medicines in thefull list of its ingredients duly attested-as correct under solemn oath

No other medicines put up for general-use through druggists can make claimto any such distinction and none otherthan Dr Pierces medicines have anysuch professional endorsement of theiringredients Such professional endorse-ment

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should have far more weight withthe afflicted than anv amount of lay ornonprofessional endorsement or testi ¬

Of course the exact proportion ofeach ingredient used in Dr Piercesmedicines as well as the working formula-or manner of preparing the same andthe specially devised apparatus and ap-pliances

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employed in their manufacture-are withheld from publicity that DrPierces proprietary rights may be fullyprotected from such unprincipled imi-tators

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as might be piratically inclinedThe preparation of these medicines

without tlie use oi a drop of alcohol so

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Kodol the samethat are found in healthy

stomach Being liquid startsat once

Kodol not only digests your foodbut you enjoy mouthfulyou

need sufficient ofgood food to maintain

and healthBut this food must be digested

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generally and yet so harmfulin the run to most invalids

use is long continued even indoses cost Dr Pierce years ofcareful study and labor with the aid ofskilled pharmacists and chemists toassist him Naturally he does not careto away s and exacprocesses for these medicines

want to deal in the mostopen manner with all his patrons andpatients and this frank open andhonest way of dealing they mayexactly what they are when usinghis medicines

What Do They Cure This ques ¬

tion is often concerning DrPierces two leading medicines oldenMedical and Favorite Pre¬

scription-The answer is that n Medical

n is most potent alterative-or bloodpurifier and tonic or

and acts incurative and healing way upon all themucous as of thepassages throat bronchial tubes stom-ach

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bowels and bladder largeper cent of catarrhal cases thedisease affects the nasal passages thethroat larynx bronchia stomach ascatarrhal bowels as mucoQSdiarrhea uterus orpelvic Even in the chronic orulcerative stages of these affections itis often successful in effecting cures

The r Favorite Prescription is advisedfor the cure of one class of diseases only

those peculiar weaknesses derange¬

ments and irregularities incident towomen It is a powerful yet gen-tly

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invigorating tonic and-strengthening nervine 1 or weak Wornout womenno matterwhat has caused the n Fa-vorite

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will be mostbuilding up the strength

the womanly functions sub-duing

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pain and bringing about healthyvigorous condition the system

Women suffering from diseasea of long-standing are invited to consult DoctorPierce by letter free All correspond¬

I once is held as strictly private nndsacredly confidential d rBSS RV Pierce N Y

Dr Pierces Medical Adviser 1000pages is sent free on receipt of 21 onecent stamps for papercovered or 31

for copy Addreat-aa above

HAY SHORE HOTELESPIRITU SANTO SPRINGS FLA

Formerly Green Springs

Located on the Bay room hotel Nice shadyyard Table supplied with fresh fish chickens Ves

beef Plenty of fresh milk and butter from hoteldairy Vegetables from home garden Hotel run on fam-

ily style Rates 2 per day 8 to per week-

T ROY YOUNG Proprietor= = = == = 4

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Beef Veal Florida Stall Fed BeefMutton Armours Star Ham Armours PorkSausage Cabbage Rutabagas Turnips BeetsSweet Potatoes Irish Potatoes Spanish Onions

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DAVID S WOODROW W AKIN GEORGE H FORD

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Makes of Plumbing Goods Gas Engines Pumps IrrigatingPlants Acetylene Plants Sold a nd Installed Complete Estimatespromptly submitted on any Work in our line

P 0 Box Ko 944 OCALA FLORIDA Phone No 378w

KodolVFor Dyspepsia and Indigestion

If you Suffer from Indigestion Dyspepsia Ga onthe Stomach Belching Sour Stomach Heartburn-etc a little Kodol will Relieve you almost Instantly

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Kodol is perfectly harmless

Our GuaranteeG-o to your druggist today and get a dol ¬

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