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T 1- v TrYI T 1 t 7 i- v J < J J I T OCALA EVENIfcLCLSTAJk WEDNESDAY MAY 26lgcg t 1 A S = a- e 0 L oj h EVENINSTAR L Lttnr and R CarrH- d1tors I t anOub1thefJ J I + C U ilTTINGER Editw II L CARROLL uilnws s Manager WESLEY NOBLES- Mr Wesley Nobles an old and high ¬ ly respected citizen of Dunellon died last night at hla home at Romeo at S 10 oclock Mr Nobles leaves a fam- ily ¬ 4 of nine children all of whom were ic present when he dlcd- ERNEST SMITH Mr Ernest Smlth died last night at r Oxford It will fce remembered that he came to Ocala Sunday a week ago from Coleman was taken sick and re moved to Mr A P Gllmores home where he remained for a few days and hla father and brother came up from Oxford and took him home hoping t that care and attention would aid In his cure Typhoid fever was the cause of his death He was a young man of promise and his death la deplored Memorial services for Miss Tatham will be held Sunday afternoon at 5 oclock at Grace Episcopal church A request In made that every child who belonged to the Ocala Band of Mercy which Miss Emily Tatham founded and was the superintendent from it birth to herdeath Is urged to be pres ¬ ent and as many more children and grown people who are In sympathy with the work of Miss Tatham Miss Tatham was buried this coming Sun ¬ day a year ago the very day and hour Miss Tatham had planned and ar ¬ ranged for the holding of a Band of Mercy service and In commemoration- of her great and sympathetic heart that beat and felt forthe sufferings or every human being In distress and of all the persecuted and suffering dumb animals this memorial will be held to I recount her blessings to the world as i A1 source of inspiration to guide and direct the living r dl A christening was held Sunday aft- ernoon ¬ In Grace Episcopal church Rev George Hendree Harrison reading tho 4 Interesting and solemn services in a most Impressive manner The names ol the children christened their parents and those who stood godfather and godmother to the children are as fol- low t Rose Anthony daughter of Mr and Mrs 8 P Anthony Mrs Julio Halsley godmother Gordon Walter Jpselyn and Annie Moorhead children- of Mr and Mrs James PL Moorhead- Mr and tire R E Yonge god rather and godmother Messrs Geo H Ford I and Geo E Pfisteorgodfathers for all three and Miss Annie Atkinson god mother for Walter Vlfglnla and Sim eon LaGrange SiatTtlnZ90n flddaugh- ter of Mr and Mrs S T Slstrunk 1 Those who stood godfather and god- mother ¬ for Vlrgn1awer < 1 Mr B A Weathers Mrs 1WWIflsnunt of- WHHston and Mlgs Atkinson aunt Ocala For LaGranee his uncle Mr Carlos L Slstrunk was godfather- and Mrs B A Weathers and Miss An- nie ¬ Atkinson godmothers The ser- vices ¬ i brought together quite a con- gregation ¬ 1 I The PianolaPiano recital drew quite a crowd Jast night and those who went felt well repaid for the oppor ¬ tunity The playing was fine while the singing of MrMN Mtfngenthau of Jacksonville whodessesaesa very fine banltone voice was ifYeal treat The object of the me ng wtfsWdemJoni strato the musical possibilities of this Instrument Miss Ethel Haycrafr our pretty shining muslcfil star6n the1pi ¬ ana played the Ticeempanhrtents ttr Mr Morgcathauand he was so pleas- ed ¬ with her work he publicly com ¬ mended her application and ability and remarked that If she was a con- testant ¬ for a gold medal in the play- Ing of the Ocala pupI18 tonight at the recitals to take place at the Womans Club and Ocala House parlors hoped she would win The program as pub- lished ¬ In the Stir was splendidly car- ried ¬ out Mr JLv Carter who as fll1ted Mr Yorg nUt1 u In the demon- stration ¬ last night will remain In this I city for some tUne nnd can be found tt the Ocala House Those Interested in he PianolaPiano cnn find him there and receive further demonstrations 05 the Instrument I Last ThursdaYln Savannah the firm of Marcus Co was almost burned out The store is a three story build- Ing an uptodate department store occupying every floor of the building- The fire occurred on the third floor and this floor was badly burned and the water greatly damaged the two lower floors Mr Marcus Frank Mr Marcus soninlaw says the Insur- ance ¬ will Just about cover the loss s 4 W S Hanson traveling representa- tive ¬ of the great South Florida morn Ing daily the Tampa Tribune was In r town today In the interest ot his ex- cellent ¬ paper He said the Tribune was growing In favor steadily in Its territory It covering South Florida as the dew does the land The Tribune la not only growing In public favor but its business Is outgrowing the equip ¬ ment which later on will be supple ¬ mented to meet all the requirements of Its rapid growth The Tribunes Sun- day ¬ I edition was a clipper and em ¬ braced 56 pages of a writeup of Tam ¬ pa and Hlllsborough county ItIsa volume In Itself detailing all the at ¬ tractive material facts abount that grand county Robert Anderson Jr showed the beauties of the springs yesterday to Prof A L L Suhrle of DeLand They 2 made the trip In Mr Andersons Cad- illac ¬ touring car accompanied by Prof JH Workman Mr and Mrs Frank Lytle who came p up from Stanton to see their daughter Miss Maggie graduate returned home yesterday afternoon accompanied by their children whO have attended our Iclool Mr and Mrs Frank Hagood of Jacksonville and Mrs E A Hickson- of Lake City who attended the clos- ing ¬ exerelses of the high school ac- companied ¬ P by their sister Mrs T M Moore left for MIcanopy yesterday af- ternoon ¬ Misses Fort and Halley teachers In the high school left yesterday after- noon ¬ for their h HHHn Tennessee Many friends metat the train to SQ e them ofT and regret exceedingly they are not coming back t The pupils of he graduating class r of the Ocala High School presented f Mrs 11 Mclver Ytth a piece of v beautiful trtwn work in recognition 7 0C her asatetance in their choral work f 41 i q 1 1 4 eA = + NO PAPER TOMORROW- As about half the populatloh of Ocala Including the Starsfour carrier boysftegolng to the Sunday school picnic Ihere wlllxbe no paper issued from this office tomorrow When the time comes that we can secure carrier boys who are good enough to carry papers and bad enough to stay away from Sunday school we will omit this annual break The present incumbents are faithful little fellows and a Sun ¬ day school picnic spells joy unconfin- ed for them WILSONMARTIN Monday the following Invitations- were Issued Mr and Mrs George W Martin request the pleasure of your Company at the wedding reception of their daughter Jessilu and Mr William Henry Wilson on Wednesday evening Tune the ninth nineteen hun- dred ¬ and nine one hundred aud oue OrangeS avenue Ocala Florida This will be read with keen Interest- by the host of friends of this young coup i cheJr marriage wIH be the culmination of a long and romantic counts lp extentjAg as far back as the time > n ss Martin TV as a m member of the eleventh grade In our high school Miss Martin is the oldest child of Mr and Mrs George Martin both of whorqare known by every one In Ma ¬ non opty and to scores throughout- the state and has grown to woman ¬ hood m Ocala and Is known to all of her parents acquaintances and many others She Is a very talented music Ian and has a clear sweet voice which has lighted large audiences numer- ous ¬ times < Mr Vllson spent his early life In Ocala by the rapid promotions he has worthily received as a railroad- man It Is clearly shown that he is fulfilling his Intended vocation The immediate families nnd rela- tives ¬ and a very few special friends of MISS Martin and Mr Wilson will wit ¬ ness the wedding ceremony which will take place at 8 oclock The wedding trip will Include an ocean voyage to New York short stops In Montreal Canada Chicago Seattle San Fran ¬ cisco Colorado New Orleans and sev- eral ¬ other cities The following clip ¬ ping was taken from the Tampa Times Cards have been issued to the wed ¬ ding of Miss Jessilu Martin and Mr William Henry Wilson June 9 at S p m at the home of the brides par ¬ ents Orange avenge Ocala Fla A re- ception ¬ will be held after the ceremony and the occasion will be one of the I most elaborate in the history of that city Miss Martin Is a well known young Fady with a host of friends She- is an accomplished musician and art- ist ¬ and one of the prettiest of Ocalas society favorites Mr Wilson is pas ¬ senger ticket agent of the Seaboard AirLine In this city and promising 8d railroad man He > by all whoknqw him and ongratulat ed upon winning such ari4 attractive brld c After an extended wedding trip througn West the couple will be to their friends in Tampa ar- riving ¬ In tlithyaboutthe middleM July Jl SHOT AND THROWN ON TRACK Latest reports from Silver Springs Junction are to the effect that the ne ¬ gro whose body was cut up by a pass- Ing train the other night was shot as blood was found on the track some distance from whore the body was found 11 if H yrs THIS jV 1tkv one Hundred Dollars Re WanT f of any case of Catarrh that cannot be cured by Halls Catarrh Cure F J Cheney Co- b b ToledoO We the undersigned have known- F J Cheney fir the last 15 years and believe him perfectly norable In all business transactions and financially able to carry out any obligations made by his firm WaldIng KInnan Marvin Wholesale Druggists Toledo O Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter- nally ¬ acting directly upon the blood and mucous surfaces of the system Testimonials sent free Price 7Gc per bottle Sold by all druggists Take Halls Family Pills for consti ¬ pation SHOT THE WRONG MAN The negro killed at Weir Park the other day and who was suspected of killing Shelby Nix at FIvay ten days ago was on Investigation found not to be the man wanted He had prob- ably ¬ committed some other crime as he resisted arrest else he would not have been killed RHEUMATISM- Fully nine out of every ten cases of rheumatism are simply heumatlsm or the muscles due to cold or damp or chronic rheumatism neither of which require any internal treatment All that is needed to afford relief Is the free application of Chamberlains Liniment and massaging the affected partaat each application There I- EdIsable or unpleasant about this UnlmeKt The relief from pain which it affords Is alone worth many times its cost Price 25 cents large size 50 cent 4 Dont forget this week the great ebroidery and white goods sate that b- on all week at Helvenston Pasteurs i Belle Meade Sweets Sat Frill aid Chocolate trIATS All f I These Mkiois caidIescu h- ibadulyat Court Pharmacy GEORGE FIX PRACTICAL BRICK MASON Red Mil Fire Brick Work Special attention to repairing fur- naces ¬ boiler setting and Dutch ovens brick kilns and bakers ovens K your boiler doesnt steam- as it should send for me I am the doctor I- I All York Guaranteed- No distance too late ana no non too late to respond At the Carlton House OCALA FLORIDA I A The farmers Wife b very careful about her churn Shi scalds It thoroughly after using and gives It a sun bath to sweeten it frhe knows that if her churn is sour It will taint tha butter that is made in It The tomach U- ft churn In the stomach and dippstiv and nutritive tracts are performed pro- cesses ¬ which are almost exactiy like the churning of butter Is it not apparent thou that if this stomachchurn Is foul it makes foul all which is put into it The evil of a foul stomach is not alone the bad taste in the mouth and the foul breath caused by it but the corruption of the pure current of blood and the dfcsem Ination of disease throughout the body Dr Pierces Golden Medical Discovery makes the sour and foul stomach sweet does for the stomach what the washing and sun bath do for the churn absolutely removes every tainting or corrupting ele- ment ¬ In this way it cures blotches pimples ruptlons scrofulous swellings- sores or open eating ulcers and all humors diseases arising from bad blood Jf you have bitter nasty foul taste IP your mouth coated tongue foul breath- are weak and easily tired feel depressed and despondent have frequent headaches dizzy attacks gnawing or distros in stom ¬ ach constipated or irregular bowels sour or bitter risings after eating and poor appetite these symptoms or any consider ablonumbci of them indicate that you aro Buffering from blliousiifss torpid or lazy with the usual accompanying indi- gestion ¬ or their attendant derangements h ldiuedical ci enc e aoo gvrnptpma CI wrltml nrarttinnpxJoT- aH theseveraTschoplSQf prnT ri > n S- r gorhbfnedln That this Is absolutely true will be readily proven to your satisfaction If you will but mail a postal card request to Ir iL V Pierce Buffalo N for a free copy of his booklet of extracts from the standard medical authorities giving the names of all the InprKliont WOTIIISJ Into his worldfamed medicines aud show I Ing what the most eminent medical men of the age say of them 1 JORDAN WON IN JACKSONVILLE I of the Second Primary for I Municipal Offices I Jacksonville Fla May 2C William I S Jordan was nominated mayor of Jacksonville yesterday winning over the proent holder of the office by a majority of 334 votes- J B Dodge was defeated for con ¬ troller by L T Gregory and E P Douglass the present city marshal was defeated by E H Haddock A 0 Wright was named to succeed himsel ns judge of the municipal court I Beautiful Hue ot new em- broideries just received at I Masters at reduced prices ii this week- Result L PIANOAt4DThOLIN RECITAL- A piano and violin recital will bet given bythe pupils of Miss Mary ConI nors music class at the armory Frl j ity night May 28th at Sir oclock All friends and those interested in music are invited to attend SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC Tickets for the union Sunday school picnic on Thursday 27th will be on sale the Jay before the 2 tth at the city ticket office Buy your tickets that day and avoid the rush IF YOU KNEW the merits of the Texas Wonder you would jneverj suffer from kidney blad- der of rheumatic trouble fl bottle two months treatment Sold by Druggists or by man Send for testimonials Dr E W Hall 926 Olive Street St Louis Mo PIANO TUNING Ten years expertence References any music teacher in Ocala any music house In Jacksonville Phone 328 A AI Lansford city 18tf THE OCALA WAGON WORKS Offers its services and superior work- manship ¬ In the art of painting vehi- cles ¬ of all kinds and classes It has Introduced its specialty of painting au- tomobiles ¬ A sample of our work can be seen on the decoration of Mr D W Davis auto Give us a call THE OCALA WAGON WO- RKSCASTORIA for Infants and Children ill Kid You Have Always Bou- ghtgnainref1f7 I The W C T U has the privilege of supplying the union picnic crowd- at South Lake Weir May 27th with refreshments The ladles will servo Ice cream lemonade soda water anti hot coffee If you desire a clea complexion- take toleys Orino Laxative for con ¬ stipation and liver troubles as It will stimulate these organs and thorough- ly ¬ cleanse your system which Is what eveiyone needs In the spring In order- to feel well Sold by all druggists I We have a most exquisite line of fancy Imported china in many dif ¬ ferent pieces The AntiMonopoly Drugstore Climax Mosquito Canopies and metal frames best for the home or can be packed like a fishing rod to carry on a camping trip 125 139 and 19S at the Globe 519dw I REXALL I I Hudnuts perfumes are the most de- lightful ¬ ever used We have a com- plete ¬ line of these famous perfumes toilet waters powders etc The Court Pharmacy- Let no mother stay away from the union Sunday school picnic at Lake I Weir on Thursday next on babies ac- count ¬ as we understand that Mr Baxter Cam has kindly volunteered I to take charge of every baby on the ground thus giving the mother an op- portunity ¬ I to fully enjoy the outing- Mr Cam will see that the babies Have a happy time of It while Baxter him ¬ self will have the time of his life Climax Mosquito Canopies and metal frames best for the home or can be packed like a fishing rod to carry on > camping trip J125 fl39 and 19S at the Globe 519dw Planks Chill Tonic guaranteed to cure chills and fever 25 cents I IN THE CIRCGlT COURT m The jurors Serving this week in criminal cases are J if far < hall of CandlerTi X Blackburn Summer field Ji W Perkins Lynne J A Strickland Heiclrilfe G W Cleve- land ryala V B Livingston Lowell R J Chapman Rockwell S E Smith Connor J C WyckofT Cltra and W f Jeffords Ocala Monday Honrv Bennett and Joe Wit hams vrc tried for st filing clothing Benne was convicted and AYilliamf acquitted Both parties colored- Joe Loe colored accused of breaking j and entering was acquitted I Henry Singleton colored was tried for criminal assault on a child at Ken- drick found guilty and recommended to tlK mercy of th court- A ptdal vfnlr was drawn Monday evening and auu served by the sher- iff ¬ Tuesday morning was devoted to the i case of John Gsoen who was tried for i breaking and tutoring and acquitted jI I Julia Orinond wa tried for throwing concentrated lye into the face of an otlur woman and convicted Thp urt adjourned until this fore- noon ¬ to scur witnesses in the Draft murdtr cate which event occurred a month aco WISt of Martin wherein Drafts wifo and a man by the name of Albert Smith are accused of the murder I Th < juror in tu Draft murder case ar J M Bkunbuin J AV Perkins G v ru viird J Marshall J A StrJiklJiml J Mizll R D McDonald A I MeRa < K A Polly V B Rob- erts ¬ J J Mcliistr W A Tongue Attonitys K n Bullock and C L Sistrunk are reprisenn lag the defense in the Draft murder cas Attorney E W Davis will look fter the states case Judgtr Bullock hat set aside for use of tho colored peojik threefourths of I the main lloor auditoilum Rev Draft was a great man in Israel to the color- ed ¬ i peonlo and the court room was well filled with spectators of his race Mr iutt raick of lironksville will I act as court jtinographer W O Per- kins I is bailiff for tho week The trial will occupy the rest of the week I BAD SEASON FOR COLDS Colds and grip were quite preva lent last winter and Chamberlains Cough Remedy was in great demand and performed some remarkable cures Mrs Mary J Robinson of Cameron- W Va says Last winter I was taken with one of the awfulest colds I ever had in my life I could not speak above a whisper and was very hoarse I was afraid it was going to be pneumonia I took one bottle of Chamberlains Cough Remedy ind in three drtVs was lots better and could talk I lid not take but the one bot tie and it cured me I now tell every- body about Chamberlains CoughI Remedy and the good it did me COLORED EXCUHSION FRIDAY The Union Sunday schools colored of thy city will haw a picnic and cx cursion to South LaV Wulr where tins while people will be tomorrow on Fyi diy May 2Sth Tin excursion will loavo Ocala at 7 a ns over tint Sea- board and tile fare uill be 2 cents for children anti 0 cents for adults Ion the round trip Plenty of refreshments will be carried and Jots of amusements on tIme grounds with good cheer assur- ed ¬ all tt till go I A SMILE- s i a pretty hard thing to accomplish- when yours blue bilious and out of i sorts There is a sure cure for all I kinds of stomach and liver com i plaints7constipation and dyspepsia 1 Ballards Herbine is mild yet abso l lutcJy effective in all cases Price COc per bottle at the AntlMonopoly Drug- store ¬ RELIANCE SPARK PLUGS I 3Prk in the Water I Reliance spark plugs produce a more intense spark than any other Jlug Takes less baltrry power than any other plug Are absolutely soot proof Are absolutely proof against carbon in any form Are adapted for use in both air and watercooled mo- tors ¬ HIUP Dry Batteries Tire Repair Outfits She bier Carburetors Whitnsv Chains Dont throw away your old inner tubes and casings We can vulcanize them AUTOMOBILE REPAIRING tONE PROMPTLY AT REASONABLE PRICES I i OGAtA IR6N WflR 8 OCALA FLORIDA tA i j I t f 2 j i 31 j Ali carenil- j S- vQmen use A 4 C r- r rywr1 j I Zf j J j Q I 2 y i T AS U PA Woman who suffer from se ¬ j 3 headaches > s and nil disea- es e 1 dno to a torpid liver should k ni Hllthcirstomaeh with cal i I cruel and other drugs fe liEKBINH QUICKLY CURES U I sim Crstic Chills if I 2c Tcver Dyspepsia iclaria- Ifrs ra al Uvcr mLtm C D PhUlev JIarblo- F i il Ta rrlt 1 firI Her I i ± V thj bctr hrcrcorrt < ijic I g I- fjwiJ e i r tri d h IJG done rr fx r i 3 j ccl ipyger o voli oT j i Oil I coicmjcu it io tcy I t f- j 1e 1 V r 0 r < > 1 j t I t s h v L 2 4 OJ t II 4j 1 S c V r l t 1311 f > F F if t p u < ow = 3 11 rninaotasd by i ANTIMONOLOLY DRUGSTORE i J L l t ST JOSEPHS ACAfEMY 1 y- 4 b i LORETTO Near Mandarin FLORIDA c 4 a I I A c Borrding School for Boys Conducted by the Sisters of St Joseph Young S I Pos from S to 14 years Received Cartfully Trained along Physical Intel ¬ I lectual Moral and Social Lines Healthy Location Magnificent Swimming < i Pool Complete Equipment In Schoolrooms Dormitories Dining Hall and i Recreation Rooms T 0 i Apply for Prospectus to the SISTER SUPERIOR I i St Josephs Academy Loretto Florida kt > t Tk Marion Hardware Co j r oO i I OCALA FLORIDA itif CARRY AT ALL TIMES A COMPLETE STOCK OF r Ir Doors Paints Builders Hardware t t Sash Oils Farm Implements L t Blinds Varnishes Carpenters Tools 1III t s Saw Mill Phosphate and Turpentine Supplies 1 Guns Revolvers Ammunition Leggings Hunting Coats Gun Cases j 1 State agents for and carry in stock Implements and Gasolene Engines of the International Harvester j1 Company t r i American and Elwood Field Fence Jq H B CLARKSON Genera Manager > t I BOTH HOUSES WORKING HARD I Pension and County Uniformity Bills Being Pushed Along I Tnllaha sce May 26 Thehouse re fusid to consider the pension bill which passed yesterday to third read- in I The < ash bill Xo 70S regulating j primaries and requiring sworn state j mnts of election expenses and allow- ing no person to pay anothers cam jiMisn expenses was indefinitely post- poned ¬ by a vote of 46 to 16 j i The house also passed Dokes coun- ty uniformity of ttxt hooks bill by a vOte of r to 26 Ioth houses are riftw working fast and hard Senator Broomes hill fixing the lia- bility ¬ I of railroad companies having relief departments was the subject of a long iuid animated debate in the senate N j I YCUNG GIRLS ARE VICTIMS I if jujulache as WCTT as oifler women I but an get quick relief and prompt UMU fjcni Dr Kings New Life PH- the worlds best remedy for sick and nervous headaches They make pure blood and strong nerves and build up your health Try them 2c at all druggists WHERE WE FALL DOWN I A Former Floridian Learns Why Products Dont Always Bring Top Prices- V P Powell former editor of he St Petersburg Independent who re- cently ¬ left here for California stopped long enough on his way to St Loui I to visit several commission houses there and investigate some mters that ought to be of particular Interest j V > till fruit and vegetable shIppers of Florida In a communication vhifh i appeared in the Tampa Tribune Mr f Powell says I I have spent two morning m the commission house district and Inter- viewing ¬ vendors of fruit at their standss I have learned a number of I things I First Florida grapefruit is supe- rior ¬ to California grapefruit It has the I call notwithstanding the California i fruit Is brighter cleaner Is wrapped i and labeled Second That Florida oranges I would be prefered if they had a more i marketable appearance I California comes In ventllai j Id boxe Florida in closed boxes Cal i ifjrnii boxts corn with top lid bell- iFloridi tII with a flat top Califor nia boxes art full Florida the fruit rattles California fruit is all well cramped the bovs are all stamped on I both ends top and sides Florida oranges are stamped with a rubber stamp on one end if tamped at all I have been unable to find a stanjp on thousands of boxes of grapefruit I have examined I found grapefruit scaley scratch off the scale and a rotten spot is to be found on the skin Why Is the fruit not scraped of the scale before tHe packing Florida Fruit the Best Every commission man said that Florida frtiit was the bcter but you could not make the buyer believe it on account of the condition of the fruit One large dealer said You Florida people should learn California ways of packing you cannot get the best trade to put such fruit as that on their table He pointed to a box of oranges that looked like culls Tomatoes are coming through in fine shape in baskets They are find- ing I a ready market at top prices Cabbage is moving In carload lots briskly quality tine packing bad I aw a carload nf Sanford Celery that was fit to buried The dealer nid that he would not realize enough on the car to pay freight charges Thn stuff wa fo rotten that it was drip- ping Why could not celery be vrap lIed and packed in dozen cases Radishes coming in packed in bar- rels with ice a new one on me Florida must wake up to its pack ing It mut ship cleaner fruit Every orancp > from California is bright as a now dollar It looks better than it tastes Florida fruit tastes better than it looks Most fruit Is bought on its looks to the ventilated box crowd the boxr dont b >> ashamed to advertise I Florida and its fruits Florida Fruit anti Produce News If you went to feel well look well and be well take Foleys IIdney Remedy It tones up the kidneys and bladder purifies the blood and re tores health and strength Pleasant to take and contains no harmful drugs Why not commence tOday Sold by all druggists o t I BUSINESS STATIONERY I l1TTi1 r J I jI u I The quality you want and thats kflays dependable brings good re t suits A business is often judged f 0 by its stationery weve supplied ° I yours therell be no cause for un ¬ BILL HERDS j i I If LETTCR HCADS I easiness over the verdict The 4 t pocketbook argument of our sup- plies ¬ d- BLMNI I is as unanswerable as their ° Q quality is unassailable hr TI I OCALA NEWS COMPANY 1- cupY1c14r I I I > f I l j 43 o FORT KINGI MAD IN 1903 1 4 to L Bottled in Bond > j 1I I J One Quart 100 i d Four Quarts 350 7 t r BOTTLED Il BOND I KUG 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    Mr Wesley Nobles an old and high¬ly respected citizen of Dunellon diedlast night at hla home at Romeo at

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    ERNEST SMITH

    Mr Ernest Smlth died last night atr Oxford It will fce remembered that

    he came to Ocala Sunday a week agofrom Coleman was taken sick and removed to Mr A P Gllmores homewhere he remained for a few days andhla father and brother came up fromOxford and took him home hoping

    t that care and attention would aid Inhis cure Typhoid fever was the causeof his death He was a young man ofpromise and his death la deplored

    Memorial services for Miss Tathamwill be held Sunday afternoon at 5oclock at Grace Episcopal church Arequest In made that every child whobelonged to the Ocala Band of Mercywhich Miss Emily Tatham foundedand was the superintendent from itbirth to herdeath Is urged to be pres ¬ent and as many more children andgrown people who are In sympathywith the work of Miss Tatham MissTatham was buried this coming Sun ¬day a year ago the very day and hourMiss Tatham had planned and ar¬ranged for the holding of a Band ofMercy service and In commemoration-of her great and sympathetic heartthat beat and felt forthe sufferings orevery human being In distress and ofall the persecuted and suffering dumbanimals this memorial will be held to

    I recount her blessings to the world asi A1 source of inspiration to guide and

    direct the living rdl

    A christening was held Sunday aft-ernoon

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    In Grace Episcopal church RevGeorge Hendree Harrison reading tho

    4 Interesting and solemn services in amost Impressive manner The names olthe children christened their parentsand those who stood godfather andgodmother to the children are as fol-lowt Rose Anthony daughter of Mrand Mrs 8 P Anthony Mrs JulioHalsley godmother Gordon WalterJpselyn and Annie Moorhead children-of Mr and Mrs James PL Moorhead-Mr and tire R E Yonge god ratherand godmother Messrs Geo H Ford Iand Geo E Pfisteorgodfathers for allthree and Miss Annie Atkinson godmother for Walter Vlfglnla and Simeon LaGrange SiatTtlnZ90n flddaugh-ter of Mr and Mrs S T Slstrunk 1Those who stood godfather and god-mother

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    for Vlrgn1awer < 1 Mr B AWeathers Mrs 1WWIflsnunt of-WHHston and Mlgs Atkinsonaunt Ocala For LaGranee his uncleMr Carlos L Slstrunk was godfather-and Mrs B A Weathers and Miss An-nie

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    Atkinson godmothers The ser-vices

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    i brought together quite a con-gregation

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    The PianolaPiano recital drew quitea crowd Jast night and those whowent felt well repaid for the oppor ¬tunity The playing was fine whilethe singing of MrMN Mtfngenthau ofJacksonville whodessesaesa very finebanltone voice was ifYeal treat Theobject of the me ng wtfsWdemJonistrato the musical possibilities of thisInstrument Miss Ethel Haycrafr ourpretty shining muslcfil star6n the1pi ¬ana played the Ticeempanhrtents ttrMr Morgcathauand he was so pleas-ed

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    with her work he publicly com ¬mended her application and abilityand remarked that If she was a con-testant

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    for a gold medal in the play-Ing of the Ocala pupI18 tonight at therecitals to take place at the WomansClub and Ocala House parlors hopedshe would win The program as pub-lished

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    In the Stir was splendidly car-ried

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    out Mr JLv Carter who asfll1ted Mr Yorg nUt1 u In the demon-stration

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    last night will remain In thisI

    city for some tUne nnd can be found ttthe Ocala House Those Interested inhe PianolaPiano cnn find him there

    and receive further demonstrations 05the Instrument I

    Last ThursdaYln Savannah the firmof Marcus Co was almost burnedout The store is a three story build-Ing an uptodate department storeoccupying every floor of the building-The fire occurred on the third floorand this floor was badly burned andthe water greatly damaged the twolower floors Mr Marcus Frank MrMarcus soninlaw says the Insur-ance

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    will Just about cover the losss 4

    W S Hanson traveling representa-tive

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    of the great South Florida mornIng daily the Tampa Tribune was In

    rtown today In the interest ot his ex-cellent

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    paper He said the Tribunewas growing In favor steadily in Itsterritory It covering South Florida asthe dew does the land The Tribunela not only growing In public favor butits business Is outgrowing the equip ¬ment which later on will be supple ¬mented to meet all the requirements ofIts rapid growth The Tribunes Sun-day

    ¬I edition was a clipper and em ¬

    braced 56 pages of a writeup of Tam ¬pa and Hlllsborough county ItIsavolume In Itself detailing all the at¬tractive material facts abount thatgrand county

    Robert Anderson Jr showed thebeauties of the springs yesterday toProf A L L Suhrle of DeLand They

    2 made the trip In Mr Andersons Cad-illac

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    touring car accompanied by ProfJ H Workman

    Mr and Mrs Frank Lytle who camep up from Stanton to see their daughter

    Miss Maggie graduate returned homeyesterday afternoon accompanied bytheir children whO have attended ourIclool

    Mr and Mrs Frank Hagood ofJacksonville and Mrs E A Hickson-of Lake City who attended the clos-ing

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    exerelses of the high school ac-companied

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    P by their sister Mrs T MMoore left for MIcanopy yesterday af-ternoon

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    Misses Fort and Halley teachers Inthe high school left yesterday after-noon

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    for their h HHHn TennesseeMany friends metat the train to SQethem ofT and regret exceedingly theyare not coming back

    tThe pupils of he graduating class

    r of the Ocala High School presentedf Mrs 11 Mclver Ytth a piece ofv beautiful trtwn work in recognition

    70C her asatetance in their choral work

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    1 4 eA= + NO PAPER TOMORROW-

    As about half the populatloh ofOcala Including the Starsfour carrierboysftegolng to the Sunday schoolpicnic Ihere wlllxbe no paper issuedfrom this office tomorrow When thetime comes that we can secure carrierboys who are good enough to carrypapers and bad enough to stay awayfrom Sunday school we will omit thisannual break The present incumbentsare faithful little fellows and a Sun ¬day school picnic spells joy unconfin-ed for them

    WILSONMARTIN

    Monday the following Invitations-were Issued Mr and Mrs GeorgeW Martin request the pleasure ofyour Company at the wedding receptionof their daughter Jessilu and MrWilliam Henry Wilson on Wednesdayevening Tune the ninth nineteen hun-dred

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    and nine one hundred aud oueOrangeS avenue Ocala Florida

    This will be read with keen Interest-by the host of friends of this youngcoup i cheJr marriage wIH be theculmination of a long and romanticcounts lp extentjAg as far back asthe time > n ss Martin TV as am member of the eleventh grade In ourhigh school

    Miss Martin is the oldest child ofMr and Mrs George Martin both ofwhorqare known by every one In Ma¬non opty and to scores throughout-the state and has grown to woman ¬hood m Ocala and Is known to all ofher parents acquaintances and manyothers She Is a very talented musicIan and has a clear sweet voice whichhas lighted large audiences numer-ous

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    times <Mr Vllson spent his early life In

    Ocala by the rapid promotions hehas worthily received as a railroad-man It Is clearly shown that he isfulfilling his Intended vocation

    The immediate families nnd rela-tives

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    and a very few special friends ofMISS Martin and Mr Wilson will wit ¬ness the wedding ceremony which willtake place at 8 oclock The weddingtrip will Include an ocean voyage toNew York short stops In MontrealCanada Chicago Seattle San Fran ¬cisco Colorado New Orleans and sev-eral

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    other cities The following clip ¬ping was taken from the TampaTimes

    Cards have been issued to the wed ¬ding of Miss Jessilu Martin and MrWilliam Henry Wilson June 9 at S

    p m at the home of the brides par ¬ents Orange avenge Ocala Fla A re-ception

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    will be held after the ceremonyand the occasion will be one of the Imost elaborate in the history of thatcity Miss Martin Is a well knownyoung Fady with a host of friends She-is an accomplished musician and art-ist

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    and one of the prettiest of Ocalassociety favorites Mr Wilson is pas ¬senger ticket agent of the SeaboardAirLine In this city and promising

    8drailroad man He >by all whoknqw him and ongratulated upon winning such ari4 attractivebrld c After an extended wedding tripthrougn West the couple will be

    to their friends in Tampa ar-riving

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    In tlithyaboutthe middleMJuly Jl

    SHOT AND THROWN ON TRACK

    Latest reports from Silver SpringsJunction are to the effect that the ne ¬gro whose body was cut up by a pass-Ing train the other night was shot asblood was found on the track somedistance from whore the body wasfound

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    jV 1tkv one Hundred Dollars ReWanT fof any case of Catarrh thatcannot be cured by Halls CatarrhCure F J Cheney Co-

    bb ToledoOWe the undersigned have known-

    F J Cheney fir the last 15 years andbelieve him perfectly norable In allbusiness transactions and financiallyable to carry out any obligations madeby his firm

    WaldIng KInnan MarvinWholesale Druggists Toledo O

    Halls Catarrh Cure is taken inter-nally

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    acting directly upon the bloodand mucous surfaces of the systemTestimonials sent free Price 7Gcper bottle Sold by all druggistsTake Halls Family Pills for consti ¬pation

    SHOT THE WRONG MAN

    The negro killed at Weir Park theother day and who was suspected ofkilling Shelby Nix at FIvay ten daysago was on Investigation found notto be the man wanted He had prob-ably

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    committed some other crime ashe resisted arrest else he would nothave been killed

    RHEUMATISM-Fully nine out of every ten cases of

    rheumatism are simply heumatlsmor the muscles due to cold or dampor chronic rheumatism neither ofwhich require any internal treatmentAll that is needed to afford relief Isthe free application of ChamberlainsLiniment and massaging the affectedpartaat each application There I-EdIsable or unpleasant about thisUnlmeKt The relief from pain whichit affords Is alone worth many timesits cost Price 25 cents large size 50cent 4

    Dont forget this week the greatebroidery and white goods sate that b-on all week at Helvenston Pasteurs

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    Sat Frill aid ChocolatetrIATS All

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    Court Pharmacy

    GEORGE FIXPRACTICAL BRICK MASON

    Red Mil Fire Brick WorkSpecial attention to repairing fur-

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    boiler setting and Dutchovens brick kilns and bakersovens K your boiler doesnt steam-as it should send for me I am thedoctor I-I All York Guaranteed-

    No distance too late ana no nontoo late to respond At the CarltonHouse

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    The farmers Wifeb very careful about her churn Shiscalds It thoroughly after using and givesIt a sun bath to sweeten it frhe knowsthat if her churn is sour It will taint thabutter that is made in It The tomach U-ft churn In the stomach and dippstivand nutritive tracts are performed pro-cesses

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    which are almost exactiy like thechurning of butter Is it not apparentthou that if this stomachchurn Is foul itmakes foul all which is put into it

    The evil of a foul stomach is not alonethe bad taste in the mouth and the foulbreath caused by it but the corruption ofthe pure current of blood and the dfcsemInation of disease throughout the bodyDr Pierces Golden Medical Discoverymakes the sour and foul stomach sweetdoes for the stomach what the washing

    and sun bath do for the churn absolutelyremoves every tainting or corrupting ele-ment

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    In this way it cures blotchespimples ruptlons scrofulous swellings-sores or open eating ulcers and allhumors diseases arising from bad blood

    Jf you have bitter nasty foul taste IPyour mouth coated tongue foul breath-are weak and easily tired feel depressedand despondent have frequent headachesdizzy attacks gnawing or distros in stom ¬ach constipated or irregular bowels souror bitter risings after eating and poorappetite these symptoms or any considerablonumbci of them indicate that you aroBuffering from blliousiifss torpid or lazy

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    of the Second Primary for IMunicipal Offices I

    Jacksonville Fla May 2C William IS Jordan was nominated mayor ofJacksonville yesterday winning overthe proent holder of the office by amajority of 334 votes-

    J B Dodge was defeated for con ¬troller by L T Gregory and E PDouglass the present city marshalwas defeated by E H Haddock A 0Wright was named to succeed himseln s judge of the municipal court

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    PIANOAt4DThOLIN RECITAL-

    A piano and violin recital will betgiven bythe pupils of Miss Mary ConInors music class at the armory Frl j

    ity night May 28th at Sir oclockAll friends and those interested inmusic are invited to attend

    SUNDAY SCHOOL PICNIC

    Tickets for the union Sunday schoolpicnic on Thursday 27th will be onsale the Jay before the 2 tth at thecity ticket office Buy your ticketsthat day and avoid the rush

    IF YOU KNEWthe merits of the Texas Wonder youwould jneverj suffer from kidney blad-der of rheumatic trouble fl bottle twomonths treatment Sold by Druggistsor by man Send for testimonials DrE W Hall 926 Olive Street StLouis Mo

    PIANO TUNING

    Ten years expertence Referencesany music teacher in Ocala anymusic house In Jacksonville Phone328 A AI Lansford city 18tf

    THE OCALA WAGON WORKSOffers its services and superior work-manship

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    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

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    RKSCASTORIAfor Infants and Children

    ill Kid You Have Always Bou-ghtgnainref1f7

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    The W C T U has the privilege ofsupplying the union picnic crowd-at South Lake Weir May 27th withrefreshments The ladles will servoIce cream lemonade soda water antihot coffee

    If you desire a clea complexion-take toleys Orino Laxative for con ¬stipation and liver troubles as It willstimulate these organs and thorough-ly

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    cleanse your system which Is whateveiyone needs In the spring In order-to feel well Sold by all druggists

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    We have a most exquisite line offancy Imported china in many dif¬ferent pieces The AntiMonopolyDrugstore

    Climax Mosquito Canopies and metalframes best for the home or can bepacked like a fishing rod to carry on acamping trip 125 139 and 19S atthe Globe 519dw I

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    Hudnuts perfumes are the most de-lightful

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    ever used We have a com-plete

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    line of these famous perfumestoilet waters powders etc The CourtPharmacy-

    Let no mother stay away from theunion Sunday school picnic at Lake

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    as we understand that MrBaxter Cam has kindly volunteered Ito take charge of every baby on theground thus giving the mother an op-portunity

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    to fully enjoy the outing-Mr Cam will see that the babies Havea happy time of It while Baxter him ¬self will have the time of his life

    Climax Mosquito Canopies and metalframes best for the home or can bepacked like a fishing rod to carry on >camping trip J125 fl39 and 19S atthe Globe 519dw

    Planks Chill Tonic guaranteed tocure chills and fever 25 cents

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    The jurors Serving this week incriminal cases are J if far < hall ofCandlerTi X Blackburn Summerfield Ji W Perkins Lynne J AStrickland Heiclrilfe G W Cleve-land ryala V B Livingston LowellR J Chapman Rockwell S E SmithConnor J C WyckofT Cltra and Wf Jeffords Ocala

    Monday Honrv Bennett and Joe Withams vrc tried for st filing clothingBenne was convicted and AYilliamfacquitted Both parties colored-

    Joe Loe colored accused of breaking jand entering was acquitted

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    Henry Singleton colored was triedfor criminal assault on a child at Ken-drick found guilty and recommendedto tlK mercy of th court-

    A ptdal vfnlr was drawn Mondayevening and auu served by the sher-iff

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    Tuesday morning was devoted to the icase of John Gsoen who was tried for ibreaking and tutoring and acquitted jI

    IJulia Orinond wa tried for throwing

    concentrated lye into the face of anotlur woman and convicted

    Thp urt adjourned until this fore-noon

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    to scur witnesses in the Draftmurdtr cate which event occurred amonth aco WISt of Martin whereinDrafts wifo and a man by the nameof Albert Smith are accused of themurder

    I Th < juror in tu Draft murder casear J M Bkunbuin J AV Perkins Gv ru viird J Marshall J A

    StrJiklJiml J Mizll R D McDonaldA I MeRa < K A Polly V B Rob-erts

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    J J Mcliistr W A TongueAttonitys K n Bullock and C L

    Sistrunk are reprisenn lag the defensein the Draft murder cas Attorney EW Davis will look fter the statescase

    Judgtr Bullock hat set aside for useof tho colored peojik threefourths of Ithe main lloor auditoilum Rev Draftwas a great man in Israel to the color-ed

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    peonlo and the court room was wellfilled with spectators of his race

    Mr iutt raick of lironksville will Iact as court jtinographer W O Per-kins

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    is bailiff for tho week The trialwill occupy the rest of the week I

    BAD SEASON FOR COLDSColds and grip were quite preva

    lent last winter and ChamberlainsCough Remedy was in great demandand performed some remarkable curesMrs Mary J Robinson of Cameron-W Va says Last winter I wastaken with one of the awfulest coldsI ever had in my life I could notspeak above a whisper and was veryhoarse I was afraid it was going tobe pneumonia I took one bottle ofChamberlains Cough Remedy ind inthree drtVs was lots better and couldtalk I lid not take but the one bottie and it cured me I now tell every-body about Chamberlains CoughIRemedy and the good it did me

    COLORED EXCUHSION FRIDAYThe Union Sunday schools colored

    of thy city will haw a picnic and cxcursion to South LaV Wulr where tinswhile people will be tomorrow on Fyidiy May 2Sth Tin excursion willloavo Ocala at 7 a ns over tint Sea-board and tile fare uill be 2 centsfor children anti 0 cents for adults Ionthe round trip Plenty of refreshmentswill be carried and Jots of amusementson tIme grounds with good cheer assur-ed

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    all tt till go

    I A SMILE-si a pretty hard thing to accomplish-

    when yours blue bilious and out ofi sorts There is a sure cure for allI kinds of stomach and liver comi plaints7constipation and dyspepsia1

    Ballards Herbine is mild yet absol lutcJy effective in all cases Price COcper bottle at the AntlMonopoly Drug-store

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    RELIANCE SPARK PLUGSI

    3Prk in the WaterI Reliance spark plugs produce amore intense spark than any otherJlug Takes less baltrry power thanany other plug Are absolutely sootproof Are absolutely proof againstcarbon in any form Are adapted foruse in both air and watercooled mo-tors

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    HIUP Dry Batteries Tire RepairOutfits She bier Carburetors WhitnsvChains

    Dont throw away your old innertubes and casings We can vulcanizethem

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    OCALA FLORIDA itifCARRY AT ALL TIMES A COMPLETE STOCK OF r IrDoors Paints Builders Hardware t t

    Sash Oils Farm Implements L tBlinds Varnishes Carpenters Tools

    1III t sSaw Mill Phosphate and Turpentine Supplies 1

    Guns Revolvers Ammunition Leggings Hunting Coats Gun Cases j1State agents for and carry in stock Implements

    and Gasolene Engines of the International Harvester j1Company t ri

    American and Elwood Field Fence JqH B CLARKSON Genera Manager

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    I BOTH HOUSES WORKING HARD

    I Pension and County Uniformity BillsBeing Pushed Along

    I Tnllaha sce May 26 Thehouse refusid to consider the pension billwhich passed yesterday to third read-in

    I The < ash bill Xo 70S regulatingj primaries and requiring sworn statej mnts of election expenses and allow-

    ing no person to pay anothers camjiMisn expenses was indefinitely post-

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    by a vote of 46 to 16ji

    The house also passed Dokes coun-ty uniformity of ttxt hooks bill by avOte of r to 26

    Ioth houses are riftw working fastand hard

    Senator Broomes hill fixing the lia-bility

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    I of railroad companies havingrelief departments was the subject ofa long iuid animated debate in thesenate N

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    I YCUNG GIRLS ARE VICTIMSI if jujulache as WCTT as oifler womenI but an get quick relief and promptUMU fjcni Dr Kings New Life PH-

    the worlds best remedy for sick andnervous headaches They make pureblood and strong nerves and build upyour health Try them 2c at alldruggists

    WHERE WE FALL DOWNI

    A Former Floridian Learns WhyProducts Dont Always Bring

    Top Prices-

    V P Powell former editor of heSt Petersburg Independent who re-cently

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    I to visit several commission housesthere and investigate some mtersthat ought to be of particular Interest jV> till fruit and vegetable shIppers ofFlorida In a communication vhifh

    i appeared in the Tampa Tribune Mrf Powell saysI I have spent two morning m thecommission house district and Inter-viewing

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    vendors of fruit at theirstandss I have learned a number of

    I thingsI First Florida grapefruit is supe-rior

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    to California grapefruit It has theI call notwithstanding the Californiai fruit Is brighter cleaner Is wrappedi and labeled

    Second That Florida orangesI would be prefered if they had a morei marketable appearanceI California comes In ventllaij Id boxe Florida in closed boxes Cali ifjrnii boxts corn with top lid bell-

    iFloriditII with a flat top California boxes art full Florida the fruitrattles California fruit is all wellcramped the bovs are all stamped on Iboth ends top and sides Floridaoranges are stamped with a rubberstamp on one end if tamped at allI have been unable to find a stanjpon thousands of boxes of grapefruit Ihave examined

    I found grapefruit scaley scratchoff the scale and a rotten spot is to befound on the skin Why Is the fruitnot scraped of the scale before tHepacking

    Florida Fruit the BestEvery commission man said that

    Florida frtiit was the bcter but youcould not make the buyer believe iton account of the condition of thefruit One large dealer said YouFlorida people should learn Californiaways of packing you cannot get thebest trade to put such fruit as thaton their table He pointed to a boxof oranges that looked like culls

    Tomatoes are coming through infine shape in baskets They are find-ing

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    a ready market at top pricesCabbage is moving In carload lots

    briskly quality tine packing badI aw a carload nf Sanford Celery

    that was fit to buried The dealernid that he would not realize enoughon the car to pay freight charges Thnstuff wa fo rotten that it was drip-ping Why could not celery be vraplIed and packed in dozen cases

    Radishes coming in packed in bar-rels with ice a new one on me

    Florida must wake up to its packing It mut ship cleaner fruit Everyorancp > from California is bright as anow dollar It looks better than ittastes Florida fruit tastes betterthan it looks Most fruit Is bought onits looks

    to the ventilated box crowd theboxr dont b > > ashamed to advertise IFlorida and its fruits Florida Fruitanti Produce News

    If you went to feel well look welland be well take Foleys IIdneyRemedy It tones up the kidneys andbladder purifies the blood and retores health and strength Pleasantto take and contains no harmfuldrugs Why not commence tOdaySold by all druggists

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