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THE DEPOSITORS IN THIS BANK
Are merchants the professional and successful men and women ofthe city the farmers of the surround ing territory
We accommodate all classes Our customers represent the men andwomen who bave built and are stll building successful enterprises
We solicit a share of your buBlne ss
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Phone 5Buy Ice From Red WagonsPhone 5
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WINDSOR HOTELJACKSONVILLES FINEST AND FLORIDAS
ILARGEST and BEST YEAR ROUND HOTEL
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i THOMAS M WILSON ProprietorIf IJ I
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THE FLORIDA CONCRETE AND PAYING COq
c We are prepared to fill your orders for cementwork of whatever kind
Manufacturers of cement brick building blocksI j hexagon and octagon blocks Bud all kinds of pay
ing material We employ skilled workmen and4 our motto is to please
Temporary quarters phone 256
I JAMES R MOORHEAD MGR
QUARTS OF STRAIGHT I12 5 504
N C CORN WHISKEY
Aid Oie Bottle Liviigslon Pure Rye Bottled In Bond
Qts Straight N Qts Straight N Q4 200 8 375C Corn Whisky tP C Corn Whisky tlJ
iIThese Quarts Are Full 32 Ounce Quarts Not 16 Ounce
Pills lass and Corkscrew Free With Every Order
4 EXPRESS PREPAID IN PLAIN BOXEST-
his Straight North Carolina CornWhisky not to be a blendnot aWE GUARANTEE compound not n Imitation but justpure corn whisky of full strength
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DELANEY COWaretaise No 5 Jacksonville Fla
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1 Account of Meeting of the FloridaCitrus Exchange
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ATLANTIC COAST LINETickets ii Sale July 19fb 20th and 21st and for trains arrivinghi Taapa before IIH of be 22nd Final Limit July 23rd
Pullman Buffet Sleeping Cars to New York Louisville Cm innati Chicag-ot Louis Atlanta and Intermediate Points
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For Ucketa wwrvatlon or Information call on nearest Coast Line Agt or-
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CITRA
Most of our business was sus-pended
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Tuesday and quite a crowdmet at the S A L depot to bid MissIrma Blake Ocalas belle of the sea ¬
son farewell and she proceeded toher home In Ocala Miss Blake has I
been the charming guest of Honand Mrs E L Wartmann for sev-
eral¬
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weeks On Monday eveningMrs Wartmann tendered her a love-ly
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farewell reception and dancewhen a few were invited Miss Tillman Miss Mervin Ray Master Orville Ray and Mr Jenkins attended-No doubt they had a grand timeMiss Blakes many friends that shehas made here were very sorry tosee her deparL for home
Hon Jack Williams and familyand niece Miss Bingham left Mon¬
day morning for Daytona for a fewmonths stay-
Conductor Walter Ray is off ofhis run for a few days ConductorRichardson Is In his place
Mr Ervin Wellhoner came downSunday from Palatka to see his wifewho is improving fast
Mr and Mrs Baker of IslandGrove Spent a few days here thisweek and attended the play Fridaynight
Miss Belle Leake of Orlando Ishere visiting her sister Mrs M JTimmons
Mrs Thornton and children wentup to Worthington Springs Friday-to visit her parents
IMrs E A White has gone to
Pablo BeachMrs T W Tillman of Palatka
spent several days here this weekvisiting her sisterinlaw Miss JuliaTillman our popular druggist
Mr M A Rice went up to Jack-sonville
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Sunday to see Mr RalphBull who we hope is improving-
Mr C W Driver is now makingpreparations to tear away the cot¬
tage in his yard and will build a finetwostory residence on the sitemuch to the surprise of his friends
Mr J P Ausley of Meadows hashis house opposite the school build-ing
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completed and has moved hisfamily there
Mr Decker is remodeling the Tay-lor
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building and will soon Jiave afino residence
People are still coming Reportsare that two large families fromXorth Carolina will come in Septem ¬
berThe play of Spinsters Conven-tion
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Friday night was carried outvery nicely A good crowd attendedCream was fine and a good little sumwas realized by the society We aresorry the program could not be got ¬
ten up this week will try to get itin next weekas information islacking and could not be secured forthis writing-
Mr Harry Shaw of Island Grovespent Sunday in our little city
The Fort McCoy picnic Friday willbe attended by quite a number ofCitra people-
Mr Otley Scott of Orange Lakewas in town last Wednesday
Many people with chronic throatantI lung trouble have found comfortand relief in Foleys Honey and Taras it cures stubbon coughs after othertreatment has failed L M RugglesReasnor Iowa writes The doctorssaid I had consumption and I got nobetter until I took Foleys Honey andTar It stopped the hemorrhages andpain in my lungs and they are now assound as a bullet Sold by all drug ¬
gists
DALLASWe are having some warm weath-
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now If it wasnt for the rains-we have most of the time I dontsee how we could get along
We have been having plenty ofrain for the last two weeks though-up to that time it was quite dry sodry that all the ponds went dry andthe cattle suffered for water Nearlyall the wells around here went dry
Lake Sindy is quite a lake nowsince the rainy weather set in whichbefore the rains didnt have a drop-of water in it
Misses Ola and Jimmie Smith ofthis place went to rampa on the 4thinst and instead of returning homedecided to stay a while there and tryclerking They both have positions-at Cresses that beautiful store InTampa Let us wish them muchsuccess
Mr and Mrs H T Morris havegone to Sheffield Ala They areguests of Mr and Mrs Minor Mor-ris
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of that place Mr M Morrris isa brother of H T Morris We hopethey will have a pleasant trip
Mr Sol Smith is having some re¬
pairing done on his house S ESmith his son is the carpenter-
Mr S Li Hires is a guest of MrSol Smith this week
Mr Joe Groff of Oxford called into see Mr Smith last Sunday and tospend a few minutes with him whilethe rest were gone to church to hearBro Kingsley preach Bro Kingsley preached a most excellent ser¬
mon The writer was there andwitnessed it
Well the August picnic is ap-proaching
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which is to be held atOxford on the fourth Hope youwill be there Mr Editor
Soreness of the muscles whether in ¬
duced by violent exercise or Injury Isquickly relieved by the free applica-tion
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of Chamberlains Liniment Thisliniment is equally valuable for mus ¬
cular rheumatism and always affordsquick relief
LYNNEThe farmers surely will not grum ¬
ble about rain for they are certain-ly
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getting plently of itMost of the neighbors have their
fodder down but cant get favorableweather to cure
Little Charley Deas who bas beenquite sick with fever is up agin
Quite a crowd from our littletown went over to Silver Creek totake a week for fishing May theyhave good luck Is our wish
Mr L W Wilson happened tovery bad luck some time ago Whilecutting some grass for his horse hebroke his big locket knife Mr Wil-son
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is very much grieved over hisbad luck
Mrs I W Perkins gave a sociallast Saturday night Quite a crowdwas present and all enjoyed tuemselves
Theree of our best young folkshave just left for Gainesville to take-a course in the normal school
ROSE BUD-
Get DeWitts Carbolized Witch Ha ¬
zel Salve when you ask for it There-are a great manj imitations but there-is just one original This salve is goodfor anything where a salve is needed-to be used but is especially good forpiles Sold by all druggists
Edwards meat market will close at3 p m on Thursdays
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jL45 MNIGBTS OF PYTHIASConventions held every Mon-
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VI evening in Castle Hallover Peysers store A cordial
welcome to visiting krightsSidney Haile C C
Chas K Sage K of R and S-
Tulula10 0 F
Lodge No 28S I O O F meets ev-
ery3 Tuesday eveningin Yonges Hall Visiting brothers al-
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welcomeTV C Blanchard N u
M M Little Secretary
OCALA AERIENO 1814 F 0 E
I Meets every first antIbird Wednesday even ¬
ing at Sir oclock Visiting brethrenalways welcome
F W Ditto PresidentW C Moore Secretary
OKLAWAHA TRIBE NO 41 I O R M
Meets Thursday evenings at 730 atYongts Hall TV Gray C of R
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MarionDunn LodgeNo 19 meets in thetemple on the first andthird Thursday even ¬
ings of each month Visiting brotherscordially invited J A Bouvier TV M-
TV V Wheeler Secretary
OCALA CHAPTER NO 13 R A M
Regular convocations of the OcalaChapter No 13 R A M on the 4thFriday in every month at 8 p in-
N I Gottlieb H PJake Brown Secretary
OCALA LODGE-
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Meets second Tuesdayevening in each monthuntil October Visit
Ing brethren always welcomeBradford Exalted Ruler
Stephen Jewett Secretary
FORT KING CAMP
Nf l i No 14
Next regular monthly meeting willbe held Friday evening Aug 13th at730 oclock in Yongos Hall Visitingsovereigns are always welcome-
MI M Little C CChas K Sage Clerk
OCALA PRESSIK8 CLUB-
W F MARLOW Proprietor
Rates reasonable All goods press-ed
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i and cleaned on short notice anddelivered promptly All transientwork not called for in 30 days willbe sold for charges
RATE ONE DOLLAR A MONTH
L ALEXANDERPractical
fiARPEHTEB AND BUILDER-
Careful estimats maae on allcontract work craves more and bet-ter
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work for the money than an-other contractor In o-
wnPIMPLES1 tried all kinds of blood remedfc which failed
to do mo any Kxxl lint I hay found the riuht thingat lat >Iy fnr j was full of pimples and blackheads Afierlnkinc Ui9car t they all left Jamenntlnnln tlio 110 of them And recommendingholD to mr frlcmla I feel tine when Jrllen thomorning Hopo to have a chance to recommendUaicareti
Fred C WitteD 76 Elm St Newark NJ
Best ForThe Bowels
CANDY CAThARTIC
Pleuant Palatable Potent Taste Good Do GoodNever Sicken Weaken or Gripe JOc 25c5Cc severold in bulk The genuine tablet stamped COOGuaranteed to cure or your money back
Sterling Remedy Co Chicago or NY 595
ANNUAL SALE TEN MILLION BOXES
FOtEY SKIDNEY CURE
JLL CURE YOU
of any case of Kidney o >
Bladder disease that is nobeyond the reach of medi-cine
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Take it at once Dcaot risk having Brights Dis-
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or Diabetes There It
nothing gained by delaySOc and GIOO Bottle
M n II nMrpTTirFOR SALE BY ALL DEALERS
CHICHESTER SPILLSTr5v Ladles Ak your 1rugt4t fa-
Chlcbrf frr Diamond ltrund-im
Win Red and Gold cietilllc- Mtones sealed with mUll RU ca-
Take no other Roy of yonrUrccclst Askf IIESTEIISDIAMOND ItKAND TILLS for 35
V yeirskncwna3 tSifetA1iy RclbfciSOlD BY DRUGGISTS EYIRWHERE
NOTICE
Of Final Settlement and DischargeNotice is hereby given that on the
19th day of January A D 1910 theundersigned as administratrix de bonisnon of the estate or Mary Conyersdeceased will present my final accountand vouchers to the Honorable JosephBell judge of probate in and for Ma-
rion¬
county Florida at his office inOcala and will make my final settle ¬
ment and will apply for final discharge-as administratrix Joanna Lewis
As Administratrix de bonis non ofthe estate of Mary Conyers de-
ceased¬
Dated Citra jla July 16th 1909
A VALUABLE WEED
The Teasel That Is Used to Rat M theNap on Cloth
Our readers who never saw a teaselspelled also teazel and teazle and
even tassel can imagine a fir cone orswamp cattail set all over with lit-
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stiff hooks It is the bur or tas ¬
sel or flower head or thistle top ofthe plant dipsacus and so identified isIt with cloth dressing that this use ofit gave it its botanical name Dipsacnsfullonum or fullers teasel
However familiar to people who livein lands where the teasel is extensive-ly grown the fact may be that theprickly heads of that plant are univer-sally
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used to raise the nap on cloth amultitude of persons in hIs countryprobably never heard of It and will beastonished to learn in what enormousquantities the plant is raised
In France alone several thousandacres of land are exclusively devotedto the cultivation of the teasel Frenchmanufacturers use many thousand dol-lars worth of the prickly heads andexport thousands of tons of them val-ued
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at perhaps millions of dollarsHundreds of tons are produced in Aus ¬
tria England Belgium Poland andtile Crimea
The prickles of the teasel have asmall knob at the end and this mount-ed
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on an elastic stem and set withgreat precision on the central spindleaffords a little brush such it Is said-as the utmost mechanical skill hasnever been able to rival at all events-at the same price New York Herald-
A LOST MINE-
The Tragic Legend That Is AssociatedWith Bald Mountain-
The legend of a lost mine has givento Bald mountain In Placer countyColo a fascinating Interest for pros ¬
pectors Tradition Is that early In thefifties of the lust century three mendisappeared from an immigrant partygoing over the old Gap trail Searchfor them was without avail and theywere finally reported dead by thesearchers
Where or how they wintered no oneknows but the following spring rag¬
ged shoeless and demoralized theytiled into Michigan Bluff Their blan-kets
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were converted into sacks andI with them they brought gold dust tothe amount of 10000 or 510000
Spending but a single night withinthe confines of civilization and givingno Information as to the location oftheir large claim they were followedon their return trip and a few weekslater their murdered bodies were found-in one of the dreary canyons that scarthe face of the desolate peak
Since then many a man has soughtthis lost mine but apparently its Im-
munity Is as certain as that of thetreasure of Captain Kidd Philadel-phia
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North American
Pensive ButlersThe fashion of building houses with
the entrance doors practically on alevel with the street gives the observ-ing
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stroller on Fifth avenue some hu ¬
morous glimpses of butlers on duty-In the house of one of the most fash-ionable
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families in town the butler canbe seen standing behind the bronzegrill and glass doors staring disconso ¬
lately out at the passing throng formost of the afternoon while acrossthe street from this house the samekind of an entranceway often dis-closes
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a glimpse of a functionary ofthe same class seated In a poetical at¬
titude by a circular marble table hishead supported by his hand Outside-of a hospital they are probably thesaddest looking men in New YorkNew York Press
IThe Gordian Knot
When one of Uncle Sams sailorsman named Gordon formerly servingon one of our vessels In a West Indiansquadron was taken to the Naval hos¬
pital in Washington he described withgrewsome vividness to his companions-there his adventure with a shark offone of the Islands In the West Indies
61 had jest fell over the bulwarkssaid the able seaman when alongcomes a big shark an grabs me by thelegWhat
did ye do then matey ask¬
ed one of the patientsI never disputes none with sharks
said the sailor I let him have theleg Harpers Weekly
A Composers ComplimentWagner once said he would prefer-
to go to Vienna to hear the waltzes ofStrauss to hearing Italian opera On-
a birthday of Mme Strauss some yearsago she had as guests many celebratedmusicians She passed around a fanon which the different composers andplayers were writing their names andexcerpts from compositions of theirown When it reached Brahms hepenned the first measure of the BlueDanube waltz and signed beneathNot I regret to say by your devoted
friend Johanues Brahma
An OpinionSay paw said little Rollo why
do they call George Washington thefather of his country-
I dunno son unless it was because-his country kept him hustling to keep-It out of trouble and then came tolook at him as a sort of old fogywhose advice didnt amount to mucbanyhow Washington Star
What He Wanted-Be careful young man You Wft
the old saying Marry In haste sad re-pent at leisure
Thats why Im rushing thingsWhat I want Is leisure Exchange
When fortune falls us the supposedfriends of our prosperous days vanish
Plautus
STARVED TO DEATH-
is what could truthfully Be said ofmany children who die They haveworms poor little thingsthey dontknow it and you dont realize It Ifyour child is cross fretful pastycomplexioned and loses weight forno apparent reason give it WhitesCream Vermifuge You will be sur ¬
prised at the results and how quicklyjt picks up Sold by all druggists-
A new line of popular priced booksjust In at the Ocala News Co
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Married MiseryPeople often rely on nature unaided to 4
correct evil but it doesnt One dm of 4
corrective medicine should be todoaway with married unhappiness At X < lfV-
Vvtthe bottom of a deal of misery is foundlack of cheerful yielding Mean self-
ishnessv
is as surely due to illhealth asfamine is to failure Ungovernable ¬ k-
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third faultis largely the outcomet
of stomach disorder All these causes disappearwhen stomach and liver are keyed to a finelybalanced tone The first sign of oncorningBiliousness Indigestion or Headache should suggest oldDr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery No J
other known medicine contains so complete a curingponoerfor disordered stomach and torpid verTwill avertmany a conflict between man and woman
j tJTike pelas honrerert aot to tamt teetreacly em krriag your own way except 1
with tk drvggisteht tkct IM give yem > 1 <
Dr Pierces Golden Medical Dkcevery v f >t t
Constipation is always aggravating A costive person is hardly 5 ii t rl tfit to associate WIthwhile free and easy bowel action tends to r
make the grouchy grumbler a cheerful optimist lovable anji full l1b
of hope Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets taken now and then fmove bowels gently once a day Thats enough
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is worth Kodol keeps the stomach at par valuevi
i fby insuring good digestion Kodol cures Dyspepsia i t-
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Kodol Insures good digestion by to special effort by tonics andabsolutely duplicating Natures stimulants doesnt cure anythingnormal process In perfectly digest-ing
or accomplish any good Neitherall food taken into the stom-
ach¬ does dieting Indigestion and tho
serious ailments which It inducesWhile Kodol Is doing this the can be averted and corrected only 4 1
stomach Is restingand becoming by natural means i
strung and healthy A strong and Kodol supplies this naturalhealthy stomach guarantees a means It performs the stomachs Isound and active brain work for itjust as tho stomach j
The man with a sound stomach should perform Itwhile the stom-ach
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a stomach that Is doing for the takes a little rest for thebody just what Nature Intended stomachs sakeit to doIs the man who Is always Our Guaranteeprepared for any emergency He Go to TOUT druggist today and get a dotis there with the goods lar bottle Then after YOU have used the
The man with a sick stomach is entire contents of the bottle 11 you canhonestly that It baa not donesay you anya man flick all over When the Rood return the bottle to the dntpdst aDd
stomach ia irritated by undigested he will refund your money without ques-tion
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food the blood and heart are di ¬ or delay We will then pay the drugcist for the bottle Dont hesitate allrectly affected Then dullness un¬ druggists know that our guarantee la good
natural sleepiness elck headaches This offer applies to the large bottle onlyand to but > family The large botYertlgo and fainting spells and tie contain E JJ times as much as the fiftyeven serious brain trouble develop cent bottle
Kodol will prevent these Kodol prepared at the labora-toriesSpurring the stomach and brfin of ECDeWItt Co Chicago
FOR SALE BYALL FIRST CLASS DRUGSTORES
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Bought and Sold Fresh and Salt Water Fish The Most Com-
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Meals and Reasonable Board to Weekly Customers YtI Scrap Iron and Metals Also Green Hides Bought-
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Tin Lead Rubber Bagging barrels Leather Etc old EnginesBoilers Rails Etc whether as secondhand or scrap and pay thehighest price In cash for same Write or call on me and let me knowwhat you have and where it is located
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