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GOVERNOR Gl LCHBISTDOING THE RIGHT THING
Governor GHchrlst in sending outcopies of the bill to the leading news-papers
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Ij publication of paid news or editorialmatter providing that all such mattershall be marked with the work advertlsementJi
The Pensacola Journal says so faras this bill effects men In politics itis for said bilL It believes that paid
i matter of this Rind should be markedso the innocent reader would not be-taken
riiy but know said article would
not appeAf unlesspaJd for and fromtheir Judgment according to Its value
But the Journal says the other fea-tures
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of the bill referring purely tobusiness matters is all wrong andshould not have found a place In thebill Therefore the Journal asks the
r governor to knock out the bill withbig veto
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TWAS EVER THUS
Mr W H Wilson appeared at thecountyJudgejs office yesterday after¬noon to secure a license to wed MissJessllu Martin He was accompanied-by his friend Mr Ralossan who will
c be best man at the wedding MissDaisy Bell obligingly executed the
ya desired papers with pleasure for partof her mission In life Is to assist inmaking others happy But here is
tt where came In Twas Ever ThusThe groom pocketed the precious doc-ument
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and then proceeded to liquidate-the financial worth of the precious
Ii document In his perturbed mind hesought the certificate which In the ex-citement
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k of the moment he put in theleast used pocket and had quite atime locating the same and probablywould have been compelled to havegotten out a search warrant had it
w not been for the cool head of his bestman In locating It When found theteltale blush over his handsome facegradually receded until only the
hr faintest aroma of a crimson threader Indicated the joy that throbbed In his
r heart But then twas ever thus inthe prospective benedicts
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Captain HaakellV South Lake Weir
I has a very line team of grajr horsesr one of which while In the pasturer got his right front foot entangled in
SI I a barbed wire cutting the hoof openr Dr Guerrant was telegraphed for andI went down Monday a brought theinjured horse to Ocala and placed himr in hto torte hospital where he Is re-
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proper treatment
The following white teachers aretaking the examination in the high
I school building Fort MIxie LynneMay Halford Electra Sue HaycraftOcala Pearl Kelsey Stanton SarahMcCreery Nashville Tenn Edith McIlwaine Grahamvllle Dora MorrisonGaiter Evelyn Pelot Ocala Mrs P
t HTerry Pedro C A RobertsPh LynjM Mary Bour Reddlck Dollle
k Rowell C1tr Mamie F Thomas Mc-Intosh Ethel Turner Gaiter AliceTongue FairfIeld Thos J AndersonLevon Una Shealoy Anthony Ettjdl-Stanaland
1Lynne Abbie Stores
Gaiter Five of the teachers are ap-ply1qf r first grade certificates
J C Mathews of Flemlngton exI
county assessor was in town yester-day
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and said his section was movingalong serenely That Will and LonEdward Irvine had 100 acres Inmelone and were sending them out atthe rate of two cars adaMr M
JT said he never saw finer melons Theyexpect to ship 50 cars
k The talk of the town for the pastmonth has been the marriage of Miss
I Jewllu Martin of Ocala to MrNWilllanV H Wilson of Tampa The cere ¬mony will take place tonight at thehome of the brides parents Mr andMrs George W Martin the Rev T JNixon performing same Miss Irma
tt Stoke cowta of the bride will be themaid of hon r The best man will beMr n D RalosBor of Jacksonville
g promising young raIlroad ¼ lnan and aclo friend of the groom A large
p reception will follow the marriaget 4 Ic
Miss Florence Bettman governor ofthe Camp children has returned toher home in Flainsfleld N Y Shemade her home with Mr and MrsClarence Camp whose children she
a taught Miss Bettman was a very at-E tractive young lady and a social fav-
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with those whom she met Herdeparture is greatly regretted-
Mr S S Savage returned recentlyr from a trip to Polk county where heinspected a lot of timber lands Hesaid Polk looked good especiallyBartow with its magnificent newcourthouse where event will be dulycelebrated by the citizens of Polk onthe 25th of June The Mulberry sec-tion
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4 with line of pebble phosphateplants running on full time WinterHaven with its splendid stretches of
I kricM and orange groves so thriftyj that they just opened a bank and so
all along the line including his friendc George G Mathews whp as the editor
ot the Bartow Record Is making hisA jnark as a journalist He said PolkWuJl right and its people the salt
of the earthg Tbe veterans of Marion Camp helda meeting yesterday with a slim attraduce Commander Graham andGeneral H W Long were present andr Comrades Ayer and Carney made
f talks about the late reunionj
Mr C E Toy Sn of Belleview and-C A Tremere of the Belleview Trad-ing
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Co were guests of the Montezu-ma yesterday The latter attended ameeting of the Elks last night
lien R ChaMbers a progressivemerchant of Orange Lake was in towntoday on business bent and calling onkte brother Chief H S Chambers Hesaid the truckers In his section were
4 doing well this seasone
Mr W H Moore living In the Flemi ington section but former bookkeeper
for the Ocala Iron Works received-the
4sad news yeterday of the death-
of Ills mother at Birmingham AlaMr Moore left Immediately to attendthe funeral His Ocala friends expressregret sad sympathy
Editor LJ Brumby having spentthe put sixty days in Tallahassee isnot in Atlanta and later will go to
i Athens Cttu his old home for a visitI
Mr and Mrs Tom Bridges of BUtchtop were shoppers la town today
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AN IMMENSE UNDERTAKING-
Dam and Power House the CampsreBuilding on the Withlacoochee
Mr J A Freeman of Belleview whoworks on the Camp dam now beingconstructed was in town today and Intalking to a Star reporter detailed-the following that will have morethan passing interest to the readersHe said the face wall is fully COO feetlong with two wIngs one 1200 feetand the other a thousand feet Thebase of the earthen embankment is40 feet and 20 feet at the top reinforc-ed
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with a board facing The stone orconcrete wall Is 20 feet at the baseand two feet at the top The dam wallwill be 20 feet high with a race trough40 feet wide The dam will back thewaters almost up to Dunnellon andpermit good sized boats to come to thePhosphate City There are fully 125men employed and it will take a yearto complete it In their efforts Insinking coffer dam in the rock bottomthey found what at first was deemed abig spring welling up but later learn-ed
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it was a subterranean river sothey just shut up Its mouth and went-on with the work They have theirown electric light plant and the workgoes on night and day The timber-for the dam is taken along the northbank of the river and floated over thebrink of the dam and then hauleddirect on the mill carriage The damdam Is estimated by Engineer Leon ¬ard of Wittvaukee who Is construct-Ing this formidable work that it willsupply seven wheels each wheel rep ¬resenting 1800 horsepower For the Ipresent only five wheels will be in ¬stalled The Camps will supply elec-tricity
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for any town or community formiles and miles around and eventually-will supply Ocala with light and allpower needed for manufacturing pur ¬poses at a price that wlll4argely pro ¬mote these Interests The Campshave established a commissary for theconvenience of their men of whichMr C E Graham formerly of Vir-ginIa
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but for a long time in the em-ploy
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of the Camps is manager It Isan immense institution larger thanany store In Ocala and carries a fineline of goods that are sold at reasona-ble
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prices There have been over adozen large houses built for the ac-commodation
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oCthe men in chargeand the men employed on the workand the hotel is run by Mrs Tooks ofDunnellon A spur runs to the damfrom the Dunnellon and Hernandorailroad to supply the demands formaterial in the construction wagonbridge has been constructed acrossthe river below the dam for the con-venience
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of the work on either sideand the transfer of supplies MrFreeman said when completed It would-be the biggest thing of Its kind inFlorida
Conundrum Why do customersprefer trading on one side of Rhelnauer Cos store to the other Be ¬cause Peace is on one side andSchwerln is on the other
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 card-or phone They are the the greatestlittle thing in the home especially inhot weather 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 iswanted H W TtiqKER
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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
THE OCALA WAGON WORKSOffers Its services and superior work ¬manship in the art of painting vehi-cles
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of all kinds and classes It hasintroduced its specialty of painting au-tomobiles
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A sample of our work canbe seen on the decoration of Mr D WDavis auto Give us a call
THE OCALA WAGON WORKS
Meet me at the drug store on thesquare
Many of our citizens are drifting to ¬wards Brights disease by neglectisymptoms of kidney and Maddertrouble which Foleys Kidney Iterne lywill quickly cure Sold by all drug-gists
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We have a most exquisite line offancy imported china in many dif¬ferent pieces The AntiMonopolyDrugstore
AntiGermanthe ideal disinfectant-The Court Pharmacy can supply youwith this elegant preparation whenlnneed
We do not know of any other pillthat is as good as DeWitts LittleEarly Risers the famous little liverpillssmall gentle pleasant and surepills with a reputation Sold by alldruggists
R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillewill sell any make of secondhandtypewriter upon easy terms if desired
5 or 6 doses 666 will cure any caseof Chills and Fever Price 25c
THE AIR DOME
Moving Picturesand Music
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The Best of Entertainment Furnishi ed by Home People
NEW PICTURES EVERY DAY
Doors Open at 730 p mMusic by the Orchestra Between Acts
Admission 10 and o Cents I
Program for this Evening
THE KILLING REMORSE
FATHER IS LATE GO FETCH HIMMR DRAWEE
THE ROSE THAT MAKES EVERY-
BODY
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LAUG-
HI W TUCKER PROPRIETOR
PHYSICIANS ANNOUNCEMENT-
I take this method and opportunity-to announce to the people of Ocala andvlclnlt that I have opened an officeas physician and surgeon in suite 223 second floor Holdfr block Ocala ViaShall do a general practice payingspecial attention to obstetrics dlseascsof women and children Calls madepromptly night or day Phone Sosoffice residence Z33 office hours9 to 1130 a m 130 to 4 p m 7 to Sp m Respectfully-
F E McClane M DotShali devote the morning of-
fice hours of Tuesday and Friday ofeach week to free consultation to thepoor and needy I
WEATHER FORECAST I
Washington June 9Local show ¬ers tonight or Thursday
SKILLED PAINTING-
I am prepared to take any Job ofpainting no matter how large or how Ismall or how fine the work desiredmay be I have the material brushesand knowledge to paint ad do itright Houses painted nslde and outGraining gilding hard oil finishingvarnishing and lettering and signpainting Taste and skill guaranteedWrite a card care Camp PhosphateCompany or leave word at the Staroffice E W FIHyaw Ocala Fla tf
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Look over our line of toilet prep-arations
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We are quite proud of thefine stock Perfumes powders andsoaps of the finer grades TydingsCompany
ORANGE GROVEFOR SALE OR RENT-
A fiveacre orange grove withgplendid large trees now filled withfruit located right at depot in the lit-tle
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town of Eagle Lake eight milesfrom Bartow and four miles fromWinter Haven Large house of 10 bigrooms suitable for winter home ofboarding house and can be kept filledall the time Family is scattered andowners will sell very cheap Apply orwrite M B Star office Ocala Via
ATTENTION PIANO OWNERS-
Mr R L Reed has located in Ocalaand solicits a share of the piano tun-Ing
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from those who desire expertwork Action regulating and voicing-case finishing and high class tun ¬ing guaranteed to satisfy the mostfastidious musicians Twenty yearsexperience with many of the largermusic houses In the country Firstclass credentials Leave orders atWeihes jewelry store
EXPERIENCED SALESWOMANWANTED AT THE GLOBE
Wanted at once an experienceddrygoods saleswoman Must know thtbusiness Salary no object Apply atthe Globe Ocala Fla
Colds that hang on weaken the con-stitution and develop into consump-tion
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Foleys Honey and Tar curespersistent colds that refuse to yield toother treatment Do not cxperlnuntwith untried remedies as delay nayresult In your cold settling on yourlungs Sold by all druggists
SALESMAN WANTED
Traveling and resident salesman tohandle a fast selling active and wide-ly
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demanded specialty Very liberalcommission International Paint Man ¬ufacturing Co Richmond V-
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Tta KM You Hill Always Bought
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Three cents will fan you for tenhours Get one of those 8inch Wes-tinghouse fans from H W Tucker
LOW RATES-via the
SEABOARD AIR LINEI
1705 Asheville N C and returnaccount International ConventionBaraca and Philathea Tickets onsale June 17 and 18 Final limitJune 25 1909
1125 Atlanta Ga anti return ac¬count American Association ofOpticians Tickets on sale June19 and 20 Final limit June 251909
f1705 Asheville N C and returnaccount Dramatic Order Knights-of Khorassan biennial meetingTickets on sale July 8 9 10 and11 Final limit July 26 1909
3165Memphis enn and returnaccount Interstate Cotton SeedCrushers Association Tickets onsale May 16 17 and 18 Final limitMay 22 190-
96690Denyer 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
835 Savannah Ga and return ac ¬count General ssemby Presbyter-Ian church In Cnlted States Tick-ets
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on sale May 17 18 and 19 Finallimit June 2 190-
92060Nashvllle Tenn and returnaccount Annual Session SundaySchool Congress and Young Peo-ples
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Chautauqua Tickets on saleJune 7 S 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 51
2080 Nashville Tenn and returnaccount Peabody College summerschool for teachers and VanderbiltBiblical Institute Tickets on saleJune 6 7 g 14 15 16 28 29 and 30Final limit 15 days from date of salebut by depositing tickets with spec-ial
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agent Nashville not later than 15days from date of sale extensionmay be had to September 30 onpayment of fee of 51For full information antI sleeper
reservations 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 Ocala Fla
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Line is Giving the UniversityCity All It Asks For I
Commencing next Monday Gaines-ville will be placed on the best schedult she has ever enjoyed from all sec-tions of the count and the board oftrade and the merchants should feel ifeel highly elated upon having scoredthis success i
The Citra train which is run from iCirra to High Springs will hereafterbe run from Wilcox through here andthe early train from Ocala will be run Ivia Mlcanopy in fact nearly every-thing
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that was asked for by the boardof trade has been granted j
The train from the western part ofithe county will leave there early inthe morning and arrive in Gainesvilleabout 830 a m making the trip onfto Citra Returning it will pass hereat 6 a m for its western terminus
The Ocala train will arrive about-its usual time but will run via Micanop giving the citizens of that placea chance to visit Gainesville withouthaving to take the long drive to EvinstonThe schedule new servicehas not been r6cehed but Superin-tendent
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McArthur who has workedhard to assist the citizens in securing-the change states that the order hasbeen confirmed and the schedule willgo into effect next Monday Gaines-ville
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STRAYED OR STOLEN
FIVE DOLLARS REWARDBetween April 10 and 15 the follow ¬
ing cattle disappeared from my prem ¬ises at Cornell One old cow red duncolor marked swallow fork in one earsplit in other ear one black heifersame marks as cow one Jersey color-ed
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heifer same marks as cow twoheifers fullblooded Jersey one mark-ed
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one smooth crop split and underbit in each ear branded A M theother heifer unbranded Will pay 5reward for information as to theirwhereabouts Apply to L BallardCornell Fla 2tdw
Meet me at the drug store on thesquare
3 CENTS FOR 10 HOURS RUNNING-How is that This is not an auto ¬
mobile but one of those new SinchWestinghouse electric fans that I
have just received Lot me place oneor two of them in your home or onyour desk II W Tucker the elec-trical
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supply man
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 Stopovers1825 KnoxvIIle Tenn June 20 21
22 26 27 Limit 15 days Exten ¬sion to September 30 Stopovers
2725 Louisville Ky June 5 6 7Limit June 17 Extension to June30 Stopovers
2080 Nashville Tenn June 6 7 814 15 16 2S 29 30 Limit 15 days
I Extension to September 30 Stop ¬overs
1625 Memphis Tenn June 5 G 7Limit June 14 Extension to July 1Stopovers
1525Tuscaloosa Ala June S 9 1214 Limit 15 days Extension toSeptember 30 Stopovers
839010465Los Angeles and SanFrdncisco on sale various datesLimit October 31 Variable routes
I and stopovers9540 Seattle Washington Variableroutes and stopovers Limit Octo-ber
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311870 Montoagle and SewanneeTenn July 1 10 17 23 24 30 Au-gust
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13 and 14 Limit September5 Stopovers allowedFor frrther Information call on jrI write F J Huber C P T A or
t J K KIrkland D P A Tampa FlaPlanks Chill Tonic guaranteed to
cure chills and fever 25 cents
FOR SALE At Fort McCoy fortyacres of the best strawberry and let ¬tuce land in Marion county situated amile and a half from the Rentz rail-road
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This land contains 25 acres ofgood cypress timber suitable for crossties electric light poles telegraphpoles and shingle timber A safe in-vestment to buy and hold Will in ¬crease 25 per cent in value annuallyExcuse for selling need money WH McConn Ocala Fla
Foleys Honey and Tar is especiallyrecommended for chronic throat andlung troubles and many sufferers frombronchitis asthma and consumptionhave found comfort and relief by us ¬ing Foleys Honey and Tar Sold byall druggists-
For Sale for 185 spot cash each-to five purchasers only and no moreone of the best and most durablemakes of pianos that is sold a sampleproposition The cash to accompany
I the order Dont miss this as thspiano would sell ordinarily for 375and upwards Also a few organs atbargain prices R L Reed pianosalesman Ocala Fla
Everyone would be benefited bytaking Foleys Orino Laxative for con ¬stipation stomach and liver trouble-as it sweetens the stomach andbreath gently stimulates the liverand regulates the bowels and is muchsuperior to pills and ordinary laxa-tives
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Why not try Foleys Orino Lax-ative
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today Sold by all druggists
THE MERRY WIDOW FOR SALE-
On account of the fact that I ambuilding a speed launch for use on thesprings I will sejl the launch MerryWidow cheap for cash Apply to meor to R D Mathews at the laundry
54tf Frank Mathews CityThere are many imitations of De
Witts Carbolised Witch Hazel SalveDeWitts is the original Be sure youget DeWitts Carbolized Witch HazelSalve when you ask for it It is goodfor cuts burns and bruises and is es-pecially good for piles Sold by alldruggists
F E McCLANE1Physician 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 Xo 323-
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IFzR SALEii 4 11tVjrAf rWe have for sale six tracts all high and containing 1Oi
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12 to 6 acres each of the finest farm lands in Turner county Vv4t w 4Some of these tracts are located on the inside and some j4 V
just on the outside of the incorporate limits of Ashbufn Ga t ii We are going to sell them and do it right now V > 1
PRICES VERY REASONABLE AND TERMS EAt1ftYdThese tracts can be used for small farms poultryyardsI
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truck farms etc We will lend you a reasonable amount fjmoney to build as soon as the tract is paid for provided it is sodesired by the purchaser
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j ONCE We sell them at panic prices and on panicky termsI therefore they are bound to go at once Dr Story will be gladto show these tracts to you or give any information regarding-them
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CARRY AT ALL TIMES A COMPLETE STOCK OF
Doors Paints Builders Hardware fI Sash Oils Farm Implements v
Blinds Varnishes CarpentersTools-Saw Mill Phosphate and Turpentine Supplies
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Guns Revolvers Ammunition Leggings Hunting Coats Gun Gas s
i State agents for and carry in stock ImplementsI and Gasolene Engines of the International HarvesterCompany
American and Elwood Field Fence > t
H B CLARKSON General Manager +HOUSE FOR RENT-
A new sevenroom house for rent-on Daugherty street Apply to A G-
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Next regular monthly meeting Willbe hold Friday evening June 11 at730 oclock In Yonges HalL Visitingsovereigns are always welcome-
M M Little C CChas K Sage Clerk
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Meets every first andbird Wednesday even-
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at S15 oclock Visiting brethrenalways welcome-
F W Ditto President-W C Moore Secretary
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i KNIGHTS OF PYTHASIi Conventions held every Mon-day ¬I evening in Castle Hallover Peysers store A cordialwelcome to visiting knightsI
Sidney Halle C CChas K Sage K of R and S-
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Tulula Lodge No 28I O O F meets ev-ery
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Tuesday eveningin Yonges Hall Visiting brothers al-ways welcome
j W C Blanchard N OM M Little Secretary
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rionDunn Lodge-Xo 19 meets In thetemple 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 No 13 R A M on the 4thFriday in every month at 8 p m
N L Gottlieb H PJake Brown Secretary
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FOR HEALTH AND PLEASUREThe Beautiful
Haywood White Sulphur Springs HoteLf<
Land of the Sky WAYNESVILLE N C Altitude 2850 FeetOn the Southern Railway one hour from Asheville Capacity 250 guests
Noconsumptives Hot and Cold Sulphur Baths Music Bowling and TennisSpecial attention to mountain parties Special party and family rates Forinformation address G C ROGAN Manager Formerly manager KenH
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