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are continually referring to theFaber shovers or the knights of theFaber Now has It ever occurred tothe newspaper men of Florida In viewof the fact that Florida cedar Is thebest on earth and that this wood usedby the Dixon Cru lble Co of New Jer-sey

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4 makes the finest lead pencils inthe world and our loyalty to this one

IFlorida Industry should ever b4 borne-in mind and In the future Instead ofsaying knights of the Faber or Faberhover we should bear In mind thosepencils came from over the waters andthat we have kindred industry at ourvery doers which In quality has nocompetKorwd name is DixonSo let f us revise the phrase to readKnights of DIxon or Dlxon push-

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PROMISING YOUNG MENw-

Jaclowovllle has cause to feel prodof the two

r young sons of Rev W Ht F

Dodge WMO were bornTrnd reired hereThey returned here a few days agofrom Davidson College North Caro-lina

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which they entered three yearst ago They graduated with high hon-

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week before last attaining therank of third and fourth men in aclass of fiftysix They all > madesplendid records and stood high withthe faculty and i students of thfe collegeThe two young gentlemen Richardand Witherspoon will spend the sum¬

1 mer at Ocala with their parents Theywill then resume their studies Inatheological seminary to further pre ¬

pare themselves for the ministryTheir only sister Mrs Mary Mattox

ill expects to go as a foreign missionaryto Corea within a year or BO Fourof the sons of Dr and Mrs Dodge re ¬

side in Jacksonville All of their sevenI children were born here JacksonvilleMetropolis 7th

Mr i 3fWildron of the Dextersection was in town today accom-panied

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brhls daughters Misses Claraand Dpnnie Mr Waldron Is one ofthe substantial and successful farm-ers

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of his section He pins his faith-on staptor ropa andcattle This sea-son

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he reaped 20 acres of very fineoats has O acres in corn alternatingwith jtfow velvet beans that prom ¬

ises flNftt 90 acres IB cotton He hadtwo acre at sweet potatoes oft ofwhlcH je gatheredover 500 bushels

a and fcas about cleaned up the crop at1 CO cents a > bushel This season heI proposes to plant at least six acre ot

swee potatoes He has tomettiinglike 200 Ifear of cattieID dfng-hI8calvE

9 and allin all Mr WM detlook sees touch

fortheyear inSi l which we are moving He paid the

Star aplcasantcaU-

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is responsible for the nonapVearance of any one Of the countyv commissioners on ourIDltchton road

I during the month take pars4 tlcular jiote of Its absolute need of re¬

pair

MrCYIjvera of Summerfleld-retur d9iterday from a visit to herdaughter Mrs Murdock near Talla-hassee

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and stopped over in Ocala tosee her mother Mrs Nancy Wallaceand JfoiU leave tomorrow for Braden

her brother Mr Georgew 1Jreia4e mng merchant at thatplac f hei1onwbo Is in the em ¬

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ploy ofthe srA L railway She will4

visit Mr C L Lyvers her husband atTampa who is the leading telegraphoperitoifor the S A L railway

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Thecounfy commissioners were In-

sessieai today This morning Commis-sioner

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Fort remarked it was the quiet-est

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morning he bad ever known sincefe he was on the board but was looking-for a bbr delegation of hard road en

h thuslMt this afternoonSillt zS

Mr o thecrlpple who recen-tly

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purchased ra gasolene peanut roast-er

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in wheeling the same across thet street yesterday to the Monroe

Chambilss Bank corner the fluid ignlted aad destroyed the machine Thebystanders seeing the loss to the crip-ple

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quickJx mad up a neat sum to Inpartrelmburae him for his loss

Mr Chiri svX Brown and wife whospent thejwkiter in Ocala ieft todayMr Brown for Bakersfield Calif and

4 MTs4Browi to Baltimore toiremain1

v until September Mr Baccompanied by Mr R L Knox

rof Micanopy who went to grow upz wit > the country Mr Knox clerked

for the Teapot< r

i w Li Mr and Mrs Jonah Driggers of Ok

lawaha came up yesterday and madetheir first visit to their daughter MrsA O Lucius Mr Driggers also ap-peared

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today before the couhty commlseioners in the Interest of goodroadfl for his section

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The teachers examlnatlons beganthtej morning with Mr Isaac Stevens-In charge of the white and MessrsGraitham and Blltch supervising thecolored teachers papers There were20 white and 20 colored teachers tak

i lag the examinations

Mr Goldman the manager of theGloie Is always up to date He nowuseaP1 globe tape for wrapping pack

1kgeif oft which Is printed the wordsTM Globe the underselling store of

bcaJa J Rewform advertising and-bne4stwIll ceatlRBaHy remind tkose

J aeelng Ihe tape of the values con-stantly

¬q for sale at the Glob-

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Mr Dr w Jones a prosperous youngfarmer and cattle raiser in the north ¬I western portion of the county washere today to attend the delinquent-tax sales Mr Jones is not delinquentby any means but was here lookinginto several plats that would addgreatly to his stock farm The saleI waa well attended and the biddingp1rIe4 Tar Collector EL K Carney

made an admlrabfe auctioneerI

Mayor iCibkr with his brother thel genial manager of the ButtgenbachPhosphate company and his assist-ant

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MnMSruinbles Charley Leltner apaiinelloa merchant and John TLewis inspector of prison campseaJB8p this morning In the mayorsnew ato aad made the distance fromHolder stopping at Dunnellon in onehoar and a half On the hard road4 V teadlsg Into Ocala the auta made arecerA of C9 mites an hour That IsrwuiiRg some

iMr T4A Barswtn Hernando Is-

at the Ocala Howe

THE DRESS PARADE

When It comes to circuses minstrelshows and military parades Ocala issure a headliner The Ocala soldierboys did themselves proud yesterdayTheir dress parade in front of theOcala House was the biggest thingOcala has seen since the laying of thecornerstone of the new courthouse-

The square fairly swarmed with peo-ple

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and what with autoes carriagesladles gaily dressed and babies by thescore there must have been a thou ¬

sand people witnessing the militarymaneuvers of the boys and noneseemed to enjoy It more than dldthebabies who smiled cooed and crowedfor very Joy so delighted were they atwhat they saw and the sweet musicdiscoursed by the Metropolitan Band-

It was an hour filled with delightThe old men recalled the glory thatwas theirs nearly half a century agothe middleaged had their military ex-

perience¬

while the youths of 18 to 25In the ranks deemed this an occasionin their lives and their hearts swelledwith enthusiasm as they saw how thefair sex gazed on them in their neatbrown unifonns

It waq an hour of vigorous exercise-for the soldier boys a slight forecastof what will be theirs for ten days atCamp Bryan named In honor of thelate Senator Bryan

While the boys did well consider-ing

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they do not drill very regular theawkward squad was noticeable buttheir schooling In camp will be ofgreat service to them in enlargingtheir knowledge of military tacticsTheir appearance was very creditable-and the officers in command lookedvery soldierly especially the newmaJof George A Nash In whose sol-

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bearing there seemed to beeverything to denote the schooled andtrained man of arm which MajorNash has been for years and to hiszeal devotion and enthusiasm Ocalatoday can boast of a military company-the equal of the best In the state

After the parade the company wasmarched to the armory and dismissedand this morning the instruction campnear the Coast Line depot was brokenupand the soldier boys left on the 6

oclock train for Jacksonville a happy-set of young men

The personnel of the company Is asfollows

MajorG A NashAdjutantJoseph H BellCaptain John M GrahamFirst Lieutenant Will C DunnFirst SergeantChas P LeitnerQ M SergeantJ L Smoak SrSergeants Tom Proctor Ben Fein

berg John C Knight J R CrosbyCorporals Frank L Booher Frank-

B Gates Clifford H Anderson Clar-ence

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J Chltty Robert B Murrell JG Smoak

Musicians Henry W Tucker C WHollandswortb

Artificer John I SmithPrivatesEdw D Boyett John F

Baker Wm T Baker John W Bar ¬

rett Louis A Boswell Sam J Bur ¬

nett Willlam H Cameron Jas BCarlisle Jr Marcus Chastain Clar-ence

¬Cooper Adolph O Dame John W

Dean Jas B Douglash Jr Irby RDuffy Harry Felnberg Lee Roy FortWm E Guynn Eugene Harvey JLee Jennings Claude Haycraft ErnestHodge Wallace E Johnson Edw HJoyner L C Kilpatrick James ELeitner Robert H Lyles Rosco AMarlowe Walter E Marlowe James-D Metcalf Bert G Methln Rexford-H Nichols Jas S Nipper Lee E Osteen Frank F Pearson Samuel JPhillips Marvin J Powers Edw LProctor Eddie L Ray Allen N Rob ¬

erts Thomas Rouse Ben Saulder CD Schenck Frank H Smith Oliver SSnell Grover C Spencer Edw WSwift Murphy E Thigpen ErnestTurnipseed Geo C Woods Walter SYoung

Cooks Brlss Roberts Lucius Por ¬

terThe soldier boys regret to go Intocamp without Pap Chambers whoused to be the quarter master ser-geant

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of the company New PapChambers Is none other than our ef-

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fire chief who was a primefavorite with every officer and boy inthe company ever vigilant in the in ¬

terest of the boys and looking out fortheir comfort and welfare

ELECTRIC SMOOTHINGIRONS ON TRIAL-

I will place an electric smoothing-Iron In your home on a few days trialupon request at my office or by cardor phone They are the the greatestlittle thing In the home especially inhot wither Connect the cord withone of your light drops and In a fewminutes the iron is hot No smoke-or dirt and Hat only where it iiwanted It W TUCKER-

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prescription department Is themain stay of any drugstore Accuracyreliability promptness and pure drugshave made this department of ourbusiness one of the largest In thecountry Send us your prescriptionsTydings Co-

SPECIAL EARLY BREAKFASTS-

Those wishing extra early break ¬

fasts can get same at the Elk Cafe aseay as 430 if they desire

REXALLI I

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

5 doses 666 will cure any caseCblllsIof and Fever Price 25c

THE AIR DOME

Moving Picturesand Musi

The Best of EatercalBmcBt Famished by Home People

NEW PICTURES EVERY DAY

Doors upem at 790 p m

Music by the Orchestra Between Acts

AdmlsBlom 10 ad 5 Coats

PrograM for this-

COUNTRY

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LIFE

THE PROVIDENCE OF CHANCE

THE TINDER BOX

THE MAGIC BAG

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COTTOLKXCNew York December 15th 1906

The N K FaIrbank Company ChicagoI1L-

Dear Sirs Many years ago I discon ¬

tinued the use of lard in my kitchenand substituted for Itas an experi-ment

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COTTOLENE then comparative-ly

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a sew productSince my first trial of It I can truly

say that It has given complete satis ¬

faction whether it is used alone asshortening or In combination with

butter In pastry biscuits etc or intrying It has never disappointed me

I honestly believe It to be the verybest thing of its kind ever offered tothe American housekeeper and I amglad of the opportunity to make myconviction public-

Yours trulyMarion Harland

PHYSICIANS ANNOUNCEMENT-I take this method and opportunity-

to announce to the people of Ocala andvicinity that I have opened an office-as physician and surgeon In suite 223 second floor Holder block Ocala FlaShall do a general practice payingspecial attention to obstetrics diseases-of women and children Calls madepromptly night or day Phone Nosoffice residence 333 office hours9 to 1130 a nx 130 to 4 p m 7 to S

p m Respectfully-F E McClane M D

NoteShall devote the morning of-

fice¬

hours of Tuesday and Friday ofeach week to free consultation to thepoor and needy

SKILLED PAINTING-

I am prepared to take any job ofpainting no matter how large or howsmall or how fine the work desiredmay be 1 have the material brushesand knowledge to paint and do itright Houses painted Jnslde and outGraining glIding hard oil finishingvarnishing and lettering and signpainting Taste and skill guaranteed-Write a card care Camp PhosphateCompany or leave word at the Staroffice E W 7111yaw Ocala FIa tf

REXALL-

Look over our line of toilet prep ¬

arations We are quite proud of thefine stock Perfumer powders andsoaps of the finer grades TydingsCompany

HOME FOR SALE CHEAP I

Any one wishing a good home in I

Ocala with very large lot on easyterms and at a great bargain applyat once to F W Ditto

LOW RATES fvia tile

SEABOARD AIR ilNE2725 Louisville Ky and return

account annual session AncientArabic Order Nobles of the Mys ¬

tic Shrine Tickets on sale June5 6 7 and 8 Final limit June I

17 1909f1705 Asheville N Cand return

account International ConventionBaraca and Philathea Tickets onsale June 17 and 18 Final limitJune 25 1909

1425 Atlanta Ga and return ac¬

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

H1705 Asheville N C and returnaccount Dramatic Order Knights-of Khorassan biennial meetingTickets on sale July 8 9 10 and11 Final limit July 26 1909

f3165 Memphis enn and returnaccount Interstate Cotton SeedCrushers Association Tickets onsale May 16 If and 18 Final limitMay 22 190-

96690Denver 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 31

835Savannah Ga and return ac¬

count General ssemby Presbyter-Ian church In United States Tick-ets

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on sale May 17 18 and 19 Finallimit June 2 190-

91625Memphls Tenn and returnaccount Annual Reunion UnitedConfederate Veterans Tickets onsale June 5 6 and 7 Final limitJune 4 but by depositing ticketswith special agent Memphis betweenJune 9 and 14 extension may bEhad to July 1 on payment of fee of50 cents-

2080Nashvl1le Tenn and returnaccount Annual Session SundaySchool Congress and Young Peo-

ples¬

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 Jl-

20t8Qjjashville Tenn and returnaccount Peabody College summerschool for teachers and VanderbiltBiblical Institute Tickets on saleJune 6 7 S 14 15 16 28 29 and 30

Final limit 15 days from date of salebut by depositing tickets with spec-ial

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agent Nashville not later than 15

days from date of sale extension-may be had to September 30 onpayment of fee of SI

For full Information ana sleeperreservations call on any agent Sea¬

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

LOW EXCURSION RATES VIAATLANTIC COAST LINE

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

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

1425Atlanta Ga June 19 20 LimitJune 25 Stopovers allowed

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

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30 Stopovers18 5 Knoxville Tenn June 20 21

22 26 27 Limit 15 days Exten-sion

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to September 30 Stopovers2725 Louisville Ky June 3 6 7Limit June 17 Extension to June30 Stopovers

Nashville Tenn June 6 7 S

14 15 16 28 29 30 Limit 15 daysExtension to September 30 Stop ¬

overs16 5 Memphis Tenn June 5 6 7Limit June 14 Extension to July 1

Stopovers1525Tuscaloosa Ala June 8 9 12

14 Limit 15 days Extension toSeptember 30 Stopovers

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

9540 Seattle Washington Variableroutes and stopovers Limit Octo-ber

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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 orJlt Kirkland D P A Tampa Fla

GOOD ROADS IN GENERAL-

And

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the Good Road that is a Bad iI

Road to Blitchton In ParticularI

The writer Is an enthusiast in thematter of hard road construction Somuch absorbed in the means of coun-ty

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Improvement county advancementand the benefit and saving in travel toall the citizens of the county and es-

pecially¬ f

those who ijeside in rural dis-

tricts¬ t

that he is constrained to writrequesting the public to exercise ef-

fort¬ I

and insistence on more and betterroads to urge the county commis ¬

sioners to devise ways and means bydiligence attention and more anxious 1

thought along the line of the subject I

being discussed-A Digression

Ve are not censuring the boardyes we are in a way too for the lackof progression in road building andtluir neglect In repairing roaJs readyconstructed eg the Blitchton routeThis may be an offence to the boardIf so Ill allow them to apoligize butnot until theyvevisited the Blitchtonhard road and and have carefullyscrutinized its needs from an unbiasedjudgment The public is not alonethat weve the Blitchton haid roadbeen discriminated against i e in ex-

penditure¬

number of miles construct-ed

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and especially in the matter of re¬

pairs but ffiehiber of the board ad ¬

mit it tooIt has been urged even by members

of the board when approached thatlack of material available Is a reasonfor not directing some attention tothe Blitchton route This is not aplausible excuse reve more andbetter material en route to Blitchton

wo believe than on another hardroad In the county There Is a char ¬

acter of material with and withoutpebbleand we speak from experience-

en route to Blitchton hardly to besurpassed for road uuilding Speak ¬

ing of hard roads expense and mater-ial

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we will pot fall far short of thetruth In declaring better and moreaccessible material and less expense-to us in Marion than Is apparent else ¬

where e g J S McMcCullys ac ¬

count for each mile he rocked onBlitchton route was about 100 Hecould have made the road entirely sat-isfactory

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and durable with double thematerial applied thereby aggregatinga cost of 200 per mile and theuse of dynamite would curtail this ex-

pense¬

onefifth the estimate In Vir¬

ginia 3000 per mile is the cost butThe roads are permanent being builtof stone

They utilize all county convicts andstite prisoners convicted of felonieswhoso penalty fixed at not exceed-ing

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five years in the discretion of thejudge i e Virginia furnishes thebrains through an engineer and thelabor the convicts and thecounties furnish material and thetools Why not utilize the labor of aman held In jail awaiting trial if hewillvolunteer to do so If convictedcredit him with the number of daysworked if acquitted pay him 50 centsper day for employed time

The method of detention for theseroad convicts can be made simple at-

a nominal expense either of canvas orsheet iron temporary easily movedThe tent is the superior of them allbetter health nnd a less rate of mor-tality

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than any other method of de-

tention¬

The writer while attending f theNational Prison Congress last Novem ¬

ber in Richmond had an opportunityto visit and investigate the style andstructure of the tentS the position ofthe cots dnd the station of a guardalso the arrangement of chains as fas¬

tenersShould the county commissioners

deem this experience of any value thewriter will gladly permit an interview

The writers mqntion of Virginiasmethod does not imply an argumentin favor of the utilization of stateprisoners on the highways and thereason for this has been made clearby him in former communications

Ocala is a good town none better inFlorida inland towns Effort is be ¬

ing made to Connect Ocala with Dunncllon and towns in Citrus in plainlanguage with places from whichusually Marionsmetropolis is and willbe visited by owners of autos Dun

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YourselfOr do you open your month like a young

Ird and gulp down whatever food or aedi-Ine mabe offered you

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thlnkln woman-In need ofTenef from weakness nervounespain and susAhic then It means much toyou that tberXQ t nr tr d Jtnd trge horrg-

sprmedld1 jgxmTy cr joj r pvt80jd bydruggists for the cure of Tornans Ills

tit tit rb 1T 4The makers of Dr Pierces FaVorlte-

icrlptlonPre

for the cure of weak nervous run-down

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overworked debilitated painrackedwomen knowing this medicine to be made upof Ingredients every one of which thestrongest possible indorsement of the leadingand standard authorities of the severalfchools of practice are perfectly willing and

IIn fact are only too glad to print as they dothe formula or list of ingredients of which-it is composed in plain EH0IX on everybottle wrapper

fjl fjf tjf fl fjfThe formula of Dr Pierces Favorite Pro

criptlon will bcartho most critical examina ¬

tion of medical experts for it contains noalcohol narcotics harmful or habltformincdrugs and no agent enters Into it that Is nothighly recommended by the most advanced-and leading medical teachers and author-ities of their several schools of practiceThese authorities recommend the Inaedientl-ot Dr Vierces favorite Prescription for thecure of exactly the same ailment forchlchtbjjworldfanictl medicine is advised

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No other medicine for womans Ills has any I

such professional endorsement as Dr PiercesFavorite Prescription has received in the unQualified recommendation of each of Itsseveral ingredients by scores leading medi-cal

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mec of all the schools of practice Issuch an endorsement not worthy of yoofconsideration

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k booklet of ingredients with numerousauthormtlvc profesional endorsements by theleading medical authorities of this countrywill be mailed free to any one sending nameand address with request for same AddleDLBV Pierce Buffalo K Y

F E McCLANEPh-ysician and Surgeon

General Practice Calls Made PromptlyNight or Day

Special Attention to Obstetrics Di-

seases¬

of Women and Children

Office Rooms 322 Holder BuildingSecond Floor Phones Office No 333Residence No 333-

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LORETTO Near Mandarin FLORIDA

9 PBosrding School for Boys Conducted by the Sisters of St Joseph YOUng j

Boys from S to 14 years Received Carefully Trained along Physical Intel-lectual

¬Moral and Social Lines Healthy Location Magnificent imming-

Pool Complete Equipment In Schoolrooms Dormitories Dining Hall andRecreation Rooms 1

Apply for Prospectus to the SISTER SUPERIORJ

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Sash Oils Farm Implement l Y1-J t

Blinds Varnishes CarpentersTools iifSaw Mill Phosphate and Turpentine SuppliG-

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Revolvers Ammunition Leggings HnnttnglBoatsJl-

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J jagents for and carry in stock Imp1enfra-

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nellon has railroad transportation toOcala and other places with less

I travel to and traffic in Ocala thanI such places as Flemlngton Blitchtonand other sections

IThe Blitchton side furnishes Ken-

tdrick we may except more travel toand trade in Ocala than any othersection Then why rot help us Whynot tote fair-

Flemington in soil population andthrift is the equal of any section inClarion A whole lot of good peoplethere A hard road for them would-be along the line of justice and fur ¬

nish to Ocala what she most desiresPatronage Think of these things

Query Anyhow upon what are theauthorities conclusions based as tothe number of miles of hard road towhich and section is entitled-

S H BLITCBL

COAST LINE BRAKEMANKILLED NEAR NEWBERRY

George M Brock a young man ofJacksonville a son of Conductor G WBrock was fatally injured near Newberry Sunday morning He was try-ing

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to flag a following train when heslipped and fell under the wheels ofhis own His remains were sent tothe home of his grandparents at L laGeorgia for interment He was amember of Palmetto Camp W O W

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of Jacksonville

LOOKING ONES BEST

I Its a womans delight t6 look herbest but pimples skin eruptions soresand boils rob life vT Joy ListenBucklens Arnica Salve cures themmakes the skin soft and velvety Itglorifies the face Cures pimples soreeyes cold sores cracked lips chapped

I hands Try it Infallible for pilesLJC at all druggists

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10 0 F1 FJ Tulula Lodge No 28I A I O 0 F meets evI z cry Tuesday evening-in Yonges Hall Visiting brothers al-

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welcomeTV C Blanchard N O

M M Little Secretary

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2nd and 4thTuesday evenings Ineach month Visiting

brethren always welcomeBradford Webb Exalted Ruler

Stephen Jewett Secretary

rF Jh FORT KING CA-MN14

Next regular monthly meeting Willbe held Friday evening June 11 at730 oclock In Yonges HalL Visitingsovereigns are always welcome

M M Little CCChas K Sage Clerk

k KNIGHTS OF PYTHAS

J Conventions held every MonI clay evening in Castle Hall

over Peysers store A cordialwelcome to visiting knights

Sidney Halle C CChas K Sage K of R and SI

OCALA AERIEI NO 1814 FOE

II Meets every first andbird Wednesday even ¬

ing at 815 oclock Visiting brethrenalways welcome f

F W Ditto PresidentW C Moore Secretary

FAMMa-

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LodgeNo 19 meets in the

I1V temple on the first andthird Thursday even ¬

ings of each month Visiting brotherscordially Invited J A Bouvier W M

W V Wheeler Secretary

OCALA CHAPTER NO 13 R A M

Regular convocations of the OcalaChapter Xo 13 R A M on the 4thFriday In every month at 8 p In

N L Gottlieb H PJake Brown Secretary

Colds that hang on weaken the con-stitution

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and develop into consump-tion

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Foleys Honey and Tar curespersistent colds that refuse to yield toother treatment Do not experimlntwith untried remedies as delay nayresult In your cold settling on yourlungs Sold by all druggists

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