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Beautiful Program of the ChildrensDay Exercises

Mr J R Williams went down toOcala Monday-

Mr Ray Bullock of Ocala attendedcourt here Monday-

Mrs Sam Harris and Mrs Hamp-ton

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Pettis went up to Jacksonville lastFriday

Misses Ethel and Louise Borland-are home from Rollins College MissLouise graduated with high honorslast Thursday-

Mrs J W Ray of Palatka camedown Saturday to view her new homeThey will move soon

Mr T Burt Hoy express messengerhas succeeded Mr Andrew Ellis onthe CItra run Mr Ellis Is now onthe run from Lakeland to Waysross

Mrs E O Sherouse and baby returned to their home in Palatka Mon ¬

dayMissApple Redditt leaves Friday

for Jacksonville where she will visitseveral days

Mrs C W Driver went down toOcala last Friday

Marshal Whitley went down toOcala Monday

Miss Eugenia Burleson visited inOcala last week

Mrs J X Malphurs and childrenwent up to Worthington SpringsWednesday for a few days

The Childrens Day exercises Sun-day

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were very much enjoyed by alarge crowd of CItra people The pro ¬

gram was gracefully carried out andpresided over by Mrs J S Wyckoftand Mrs A C White Miss MayBorland presided at the organ ac-

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by Mr Sparr with violinand their music was greatly enjoyed-the children All did tine especially-in the processional march which wasso gracefully led by little Misses LulaGetzen and Winnie Crosby The dec-orations

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were beautiful lovely Mowersand potted plants everywhere-

The ProgramProcessional hymn and marchPrayer by the superintendent ended

by the Lords prayer chantHymn Love DevineAddress of welcome Ethel CrosbyResponsive readingChildrens Day Greetings by four

little girlsLittle Sunbeams by primary

Recitation Louise CrosbySong Thank God for Little Chil ¬

drenRecitation five little boysRecitation The Legend of a Rose

by Kathleen WyskoffExercise by JuniorsRecitation Willie HarrisonSolo Give Thanks and Slug Miss

Louise BorlandBuilding the Tower or the Light-

of the World by seven boysExercise by Junior classThe Object of Childrens Day Of-

fering¬

David WhiteSong Offering ChorusCollection Howard Spann and Wil

burn Melton

RICH MENS GIFTS ARE POORbeside this I want to go on record-as saying that Iregard Electric Bittersas one of the greatest gifts that Godhas made to woman writes Mrs ORhinevault of Vestal Center N Y101 can never forget what it has donefor me This glorious medicine givesa woman buoyant spirits vigor ofbody and jubilant health It quicklycures nervousness sleeplessness mel ¬

ancholy headache backache fainting-and dizzy spells soon builds up theweak ailing and sickly Try them50c at all druggists

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For full information ana sleeperreservations call on any agent Sea ¬

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

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is often thought to be responsible foran Infants loss in weight or generalpoor health The cause usually is thatthe child has worms They get thi>

nourishment in the food and the babystarves actually starves WhitesCream Vermifuge expels the wormsand nourishes the child sure and safePrice 25c at all druggists

BOARD OF PUBLIC INSTRUCTION-

The Board of Public Instruction inand for Marion county met in regularsession at tjifir office in the court j

house on Monday Tune Sth 1009 withIsaac tevens chairman and members J

B R Blitch and J S Grantham pres-ent

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and acting and Supt J H Brinson secretary

The minutes of the last m ttincwere read and approved-

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communication from Mr J J XT

Bronson supervisor of the Ebcnfztrschool with reference to the painting-of the school house and the failure ofthe patrons to pay for same was pre-sented

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to the board The board de-

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to take any action in the matterfurther than to recommend that the j

patrons pay tIll amount contractedfor

Action with reference to tho ap-pointing

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of a trustee for the oklawaha school was postponed awaiting arecommendation of u suitable ptrson-bj tho patrons of tho school I

Acceptance of Mr e E Lucius ofhis appointment as trusts of CharterOak school was rocoivod and filed

A request from th > Moss Bluffschool to make csitain changes in the I

school building was presented and ac-tion

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was deferred until the specialmeeting which it was aged to holdon Monday June 21st for the pur-pose

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of taking up all questions of re ¬

pairs appropriations and appoint ¬

mentsIt was agreed that all the patrons-

of the Key Pond or Lake Bryantschools having interest in the roposed new location of the school bo re ¬

quested to meet with the board at itsspecial meeting for the purpose of

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considering tin proposed changes inthe location of the tchool

The supervisor of the Montague col ¬

ored school appeared to request thatthe board pay the full salary of the I

third teacher Action was deferredI

until the special meetingMr D M Waldron supervisor of

the Bay Lake school appeared withreference to the building of a newschool house to take the place of theone that was destroyed by lire Hewas instructed to go ahead and makearrangements for the building of thehouse ascertain the cost and partic-ulars

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of same and report at the specialmeeting of the board

The following bills wore auditedand ordered paid Ocala Plumbing

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Electic Co on Ocala dist lt for put ¬

ting fausets at school building S12fJ W Johns on Dunn ° lIon district forrunning wagon for eighth month 530V B Long for repairing county schoolwagon 230 Ocala Bnnner for print-ing

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and publishing examination no-

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5riO Ocala Star for job workanti publishing examination notice

G Commercial Bank for interest onI

warrants redeemed in May 8713 JH Brinson for postage and express-on examination questions 179 T EPasteur for commission 12375 JL Wiley from Slater fund for sundryitems of expense connected with theindustrial work of Fessender Acad-emy

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1002Teachers reports and accounts were

audited and ordered paid amounting-to 1922

The board adjourned for the dayOcala Fla June S 1909

The Board of Puhlic Instructionmet pursuant to adjournment Thetreasurers report was received andchecked up showing county warrantscancelled amounting to 700452 leav-ing

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a balance of 0r 0 Subdistrictwarrants cancelled amounted to

1119164 leaving a total balance ofsubdistrict funds on hand of GS3 09

The board then adjourned to take uptho work of conducting the state uni ¬

form examination for teachersJ H Brmcnn Secretary

KENDRICK-

Last Sunday was observed as Chil ¬

drens Day by our Sunday School antia ver pleasant occasion it was Thegood ladies of the place deserve muchcredit in the war they had instructedthe children The following is theprogram

1 Piocesslonul hymn by school2 Prayer by O G Olin3 Song by school4 Recitation Childrens Day

Grectin by Bertha Guthery ElmaGrace anti AUhlty Granthum

5 Responsive reading The Story-of Palms and Praises In the Bible

C Recitation Palms antI Praisesby Mabel Aikins

7 The Story in song Hosannaby school

S The Lord of the King byMrs B C Webbs class

9 Recitation Tilt First Childrens

The Knockout Blow

The blow which knocked out Corbett-was a revelation to tho prim fightersFrom tho earliest days of the ring thoknockout blow was aimed for the jawthe temple or the jugular vein Stomachpunches wero thrown in to worry andweary the fighter but if a scientific manhad told one of tho old fighters that thomost vulnerable spot wa3 tho region ofthe stomach hed have laughed at himfor an ignoramus Dr Pierce fc bringingho to t e public a parallel fact thatthq stomacVIs the most vulnerable organout ofYbe pnro ring as well as In It We

ur h os throats feet and lungbut theWwtofifchVe are utterly indiffer-ent

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to until disc < 1 finds the solar plexu5and knocks us out Make your stomach

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State agents for and carry in stock Implements-and Gasolene Engines of the HarvesterCompany >

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Day by Miss Cora Syms10 Recitation Thats Baby by

Augie Guthery11 Recitation Where Did You

Come From Baby Dear by Cora Cox12 Song Thank God for Little

Children by school15 Recitation Taking and Giv-

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by Geo Grantham1C Recitation Object of Our Chil

Inns Day Offering by Cecil Mcleod Cecil made a very earnest ap-peal

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which was followed by a veryliberal collection

17 Responsive reading-IS Song The Robins Song of

Praises by school19 Exercise and song Little Sun

benms by school20 Song Let us Crown Him by

school21 i Song by primary class Open

the Gates for Our Dear Little FeetAmong the visitors at our Childrens-

Day exercises were Mr and Mrs MG Davis Zuber Mr L F Teutonwith Miss Harness of Martin WillieGrace Juliette Mrs Anna AikenOcala Miss Guthery Rochelle

Mr B C Webb has received ahandsome automobile We know MrsWeb is quite proud of it She is al-

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planning many trips She expects to make when she learns how torun the machine

Miss Clem Guthery after spendingseveral days with her brother J JGuthery returned to he home at Ro-

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WednesdayMiss Edith Livingston who has

been the guest of Mrs Clifford Living-ston

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fur more than a week returnedhome at Edgar Wednesday Themany friends she made while herehop that she will soon find her wayback

Mr J W Fowler and Miss EmmaMock of Fairfield visited Mr andMrs A A Olin Wednesday-

The many friends of Mr Jerry Wat-ers

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will be pained to learn that he isvtry low The end is expected at any-

timeCantaloupes continue to go forward

The returns are quite satisfactory soI Tar but a good many yet to be heardI from

I A VITAL POINTThe most delicate part of a baby is

I its bowels Every ailment that it suffrs with attacks the bowels also en-

dangering¬

I in most cases the life of theinfant McGees Baby Elixir cursdiarrhoea dysentery and all derange

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