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i Aa aCBCe of fair size and in eVl

ttOuch I with the object of thei theti1 attended the opening ses-

skm of the Marion County SUR dayfchopi Institute at the Presbyterianchurch last night Dr E Van Hood

i Je charge of the meeting and Jntree4 Kfo Frank Batset In thelI > c f ahsitaoi RevHenrjr Gabby who

> r wairtalfciiiRiddcnly III and could not< attend Several songs were sung and

V Mr Barnett read a portion of Markji t twchiftg oh Christs liking and sof-

lehit 4 for children and on the samea made some very interesting and Im

preMive commentsThe fallowed the naming of tem-

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officers ReV W H CoIcmaH> was made temporary chairman and

c Dr W H Dodge was named for sec-retary

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j4L 4 Dr Dpdgi the address of

wctebne HQ referred to his experl Hce IRmeetlngthe trains and try

E lag to find delegates and those whopromised to take part In the progra and lie did not see them but if

r there were any here he bid them wel-

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and the hospitality of theirJI borticn and the good things that would

he spread before them To accept allthis and take away with them what

>they could appreciate He then ex ¬

tended a cordial welcome to the Sun-day

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school workers of the city whoS f met seldom Jn conference and to

those who were not allied with thejtanday schools and appealed to themto come out and visit the schools andsit as specWrsee what was at-

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to be done along Bible teach-ing

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to the o ng-

Presidentfc± J it Jolly of the Pres

t byterlan College at Eustls was downL for an address on What Lake Coun ¬

ty Has Done but wrote stating Itf

b was Impossible for h tojtcnd1 Also lit Lee IcDonfchr ofTampa-

whovaa nave spoTten on What IsI Thoroughly Organized Sunday-

S hooJwas absent so Miss Nellie1 Stevens principal pt our primary d-eV

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1 partment read her paper on teachingI the ybungi

The cholr sang Glory to dod in theHighest MrStfHarry Lapham carry-Ing1 the solo part The chair appoint-ed

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a committee to fill In where thec V regular speakers failed to appear The

chair hopes for af good attendance to-

day as Sunday school1 work was oneof the mog t In rtant in connection

Ii with the rir <InMi 1 bershlp t of them came

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MrI B i3cM4whIt4 bC Sumrticrfleldwas In Ta1n3gjdky on business

evening J was crossing al street In company t with Mr M E-

RobiMonJpe was struck down by a-iattoblk14itaInIpg three broken

h rJHa baiiy Injured thigh and aI crushed fet Ho was taken to a hos ¬

pital al injures dressed Hi-

1hjurI iyrBso severe that It mayI take sewal months before he can be

J around v It seemsuthe auto failed to4 vew Mr McWhite Is an en-

l r terprlsirig merchant of Summerfieldj air 4

The Star hadsan appreciated callfrom Mr TiJSIras of Kendrick thismorning Mr Sims for the past five-

s> yrs hasvHa chargeuf the Standardp

> LIme CoMbya1tMna and grew anb Hually ovcri I1bvaliI tf corn as

v many baletf drVha StId ft nZOO toKM bushels of sweet potatoes and a

s good large field of oats Mr Sims hase severed his M connection with the

s cbwpaay arid taken possession of MrA GD Hogans farm on the hard road

He said Mr Hogan had about 354 acres In ptadars 4n a new clearing

t and made a spleadld crop He hasabout the i same acreage in velvetbeans and to utilize same to best ad-vantage

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i has purchased and placed In-

S iaid flelds some see head of hogs the-Me faUealag beautifully and for

I4 several weeks has killed for 12 to 15a week finding ready sale for same-tt seven cents a pound In the field

he has Just completed i an Inexhawtlble swppJy of well water withwhich tospl the stock The wellto about ninety feet deep

Kr1 L Tonce of St Petersburgreturned last night torn Live Oakwhere he mingled with the old vet-erans

¬lnje himself He said agreat crQwclwas present and Live

treated them with the greatesthospitality throwing open their homes

b to all who FQuldi enter f Mr Yoncesaid that JiMiiU aHd several milestIle side lijt1cedi a hard rain

c j1 yeterdanaswater was standing Inthe 1tcm-

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I yesterday It liappeae this wayMix 8trau and his two partnerswho are retting out rokln the

r Biltchton eectiph for Tampa paid thejreck erusherJa visit and then camop to Ocalaplcklng up Dr Butch and

1 laiidlng him In Ocala in 45 minutesi c Vlt W King has charge of the rock

Hi ik 1 Billy snlth the Lima Ohio manC who bought the old Albeston plaqo

en lkHth Lake Weir was In townI yesterday He sid on Nov 1st 75 pf

< hb townanen will leave inclnnati-

tiSOhio to Inspect their lands purchasedat the National Land Co Af-ter

¬W seeing them and the beauties of

the lake Utey will visit the Ocala fairIn a body Dully for Lima Ohoi =

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7 WiUIaa1hi s brother returnedI

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V Aho kth t 7tn of JJovesftber the1 acfeftte tne s A L railroad will3 ih figewhen VMr B P Pntot will

e the A Ik road from Ocalata fltlvwaerfags and his mifljt Forta lceey f It1

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trala fei South Lake Weir Monday

10 ii t L frOIOC1SI to handle the fruit fromtMtaa-

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t i DitIIa yesterday on business con-

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Means discretion judicious careimiBatioR of all speculation But-t should met mean today narrow

mindedness failure to appreciatemerit in any aid all customers-

We do not judge any man by hisbank balance

We look for his ability and char¬

acter consider his efforts in busi-ness

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THE MUNROE JL CHAM1LISS lANK

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CARD OF THANKSWe tak thIs method of thanking-

the pubud through the columns ofyour paper for the liberal patronagethat has beeneended us through-the past seasoa in our busies aswe have Not been able Jo delivercars as the entire country as awhole bought more cars than theBuick factory < could produce Weare just Injeoeipt of letters givingus a slight inkling of our 1910 pro-duct

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assuring us of the fact thattrem be no question in the fu-ture

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that we will be cared for OurlljLjnodels be ready for de¬

i of November andwe have the assurance that if weBabHldBeed 100 cars we can deliverthe 1eJ Our modela 10 and 17wilt be continued but the horse-power will be increased 20 percentWe will also have a model knownas No practically the same asottTNo 17 only slightly a smaller-car and will sell for about 1400complete and we think this modelwill hold the rest of them for quite-a while We will also have a 600ar runabout 2cylinder opposedmotor in front under the boardcone clutch in fly wheel selectivetype transmission and double chaindrive 30x3 12 tires and we want-to say to the public that so far aspulling through sand is concerned-this car has no equal Thanking ourfrjends for past favors we are

Very respectfullyOCALA GAS ENGINE WORKS

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good vision so that you can spendtheseohom to the best advantage

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pleasure to perfect ones rDRD M BONEYj

01Eyesight Specialist

Ocala FlaOffice hours 9 to 10 a m and k30to 430 p m Optical office and laboratory rooms 2 d4Gary block

THE THRICEA WEEK WORLDWITHOUT A RIVAL IN ITS FIELD

ThVLaroestf

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paper published at the Price Readin Every

f L8TPP Couhtr-yIthas Invariably been jtha great f

fort of the rIceaWekjdItoiotthe j Tewj York World toimbllsh thehews impartially In order that 4t mayan accurate reporter of whathas hap ¬

pened It tells the T truth irrespectiveof party and for that reason it hasachieved a position with the publicunique among papers of its class

The subscription season Is now athand and thls Is the best offer thatwill be made to you

If you want the news as really Issubscribe to the ThriceaWeek edi-tion

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of the New York World whichcomes to yofc every other day exceptSunday and Is thus practically a dallyat the price of a weekly

The TJrlcea Week Worlds regularsubscription price is only 1 per yearand this pays for 156 papers We of¬

fer this unequalled newspaper and theWeekly Star together for one yearfor 160> The regular subscriptionptlct3 of the two papers Is 2-rSPLENDID FARM FOR SALE

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80acre farm with good buildingstwo good mules all kinds farm Imple-ments

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and a Tot of feed Plenty goodwood and land of the best hammockSoufif Ocala one mile off I splendidhard ro4i t This must go at once andthe jiric ill auprise you Apply atoscelo his offic-

e1OdDMARFOPt RENTt

cxG6ojpvTN BUNGALOW Furnishof modem plumbing running wateri fylene gas tOper wee-

k4YLE COTTAGEFurnishedrfcnahig water C per week

BEAltt VILEA To rent on Octoberfot the winter furnished running

water modern plumbing acetylenegas 25 per month> 4 David S Woodrow

1 a Holder Block Ocala Fla-

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silk cape between A EBurnett1 store and his home Finderwill br Suitably rewarded

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As ah evidence of your socialstanding your hands play aa imp rtimt part To have them heavilybejeweled indicates poor tasteto

il1ael 1I1eiBtlaoweverset off withqr of perfect

workmanship and of geHHine qual-ity

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having both good taste and bree4r-iRg aad excellen finaBcial stadiBgrOut displar >ol dtaigms is ef thekisd < that will pleas the Boet ex-acting C-

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AQOOD HOSPITAL SUGGESTION-

Editor Star r desire to make alittle homanltartan suggestion In theInterest of those sufferers to whomthe Marlon County Hospital and itsnoble body of workers mean so muchThe location of the hospital Is un-fortunately

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on one of the unpaved anddustiest streets of the city For ¬

tunately there are water plugs at theIntersections of the principal streets-I suggest tbatthe Ocala Water com-pany

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donate the use sufficient wa ¬

terto properly sprinkle only thestreets In front and approaches to thehospital and that the Ocala Fire De-partment detail twice each day oneof their men to attach a short hose-to the principal plugs and play a sufficlent amount ot water to perpetually-keep this short section of street freefrom dust This would take only a-

very few minutes the water wastewould really not be considerable andthe benefit derived far out Of all proportion to the small expense andtime Let us stop the rush after thealmighty dollar a minute or two andgive just this little thought to ourown sick and suffering Let the Startake up the question appoint a com-mittee

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confer with the water com-pany

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and fire department and seewhat can be done ExPatient

DO YOU KNOW

that Lead and Oil Paint beaten to-gether with a paddle will soon dis-color

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and chalk off 241 is guar¬

anteed not to chalkDO YOU KNOW that in addition-

to this disadvantage that Lead andOil hand made paint costs you moreper gallon than

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The above are two good reasonswhy yQU should try 241 DO YOUKNOW any good reason why youshould not I

For sale by the Marion HardwareCompany Ocala Fla

AN OLD MISSION

California is full of things to inter ¬

est the traveler but nothing surpass-es

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the old missions which are sonumerous in that state These mis ¬

sions which were founded over acentury ago by the Franciscan monksare nearly nfl In ruins b1t a few stillremain In goqcP repair and still In usejJMie moptslnterestinp of these mon-

asteries¬

Is tbf mission nt Santa BarJara t Thlj one hundred and twen ¬

tyseven years old and is still pressrvtuialmost entirelyIn its originalf8rnv Th6 visitor Js met hy a monk

ln a coarse dark robe andNjfltn tYs ajje feetencased in sandalsaid one can hardl realize that thescene is laid In the United States sostrange the surroundings seem

After having registered in the plainalmore bare reception hall the visi-tors

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are escorted through rooms ofold and queer relies of the days ofthe early monks Beds of rawhideillustrate the severe and comfortlessliVes they led and judging from appeArarteds the Hves of jhe presentn6k3ie not mzch lss mrsh forthe rOoms arid furnishings are plainand simple to the point tbareness

ThPchdpe3wIth its faded and worn

J thenfixtypolnt of in-terest in itsorigfriafltljornjf ijy special effort of the

anq stands as furnished bythe founders of the miision Justoutside its doors lies the little cem-etery

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In which thousands of convert-ed

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Indians are buried No mound orslab marks their graves as lack ofspace caused them to be buried sideby side wrapped in their blankets Inthis cemetery are also the vaults ofthe early monks and many long Im-

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names are inscribed on theirdqor

This ends the inspection arid thevisitor Is ushered out by the cour¬

teous old monk with grateful wordsof thanks for the unsolicited fees hehas raised Henrietta SIsk-

sSOUTH LAKE WEIR

An infant daughter of Mr andMrs 3r E Wilbur which died atLady Lake was brought here forburial in Forest Hills Cemetery thepast week and was laid beside theremains of its grandmother MrsJohn E Wilbur Sr

Orange buyers have been stronglyin evidence this week Mr Morrisrepresenting S A Townsend otPhiladelphia Mr A j Nye of StPetersburg Mid E Ef Peter ol-Leesburg and Dr Spooner of Eastlake who buy on their own accountand Mr Sanborn who buys for Bos ¬

ton partiesDi Andrews who once lived here

and was president of a phosphatecompany but who is now in real es¬

tate business in Tampa was intown on Tuesday for the first timein a number of years He findsmany changes but was able to recog ¬

nize some old acquaintances-Mr A D Williamson general

traveling freight agent of the S AL Ry with hIsS wife came in onTuesday and tarried for the night atthe Pleasant Hills House-

Mr Wm Sanborn and Mr C CFosgate of Boston are guests atthe Pleasant Hills House Mr San¬

born came to the house as a stran ¬

ger but was surprised to be recog ¬

nized by Mr Upham as an old ac-quaintance

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and old towney in Mel-rose Mass many years ago MrSanborn has bought the fine orangecrop of Mrs E A RIcker and willship It at once to Boston

Com 0 W Russell of the LakeWeir navy and his wife were visi-tors

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in town on Wednesday-Mr William Schmidt the pur-

chaser¬

of the Albiston place expects-his family from Lima Ohio to ar¬

rive about the 1st of November andstates that some four or five hun¬

dred prospective settlers seventyfire of whom are from his imme¬diate neighborhood may be expect-ed

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here about the middle of Novem-ber

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ONCE A FAINT DREAMBUT NOW A THRILLING REALITY

You can positively have your shoesresoled and ftal het off to look likenew by an electric stitching and fiishing machine D W Goodwin Shoe ¬

maker Ocala Fla next door east toMoatesiiw JHfoteL

WANTED A JSrstclass young Jer-sey

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coy giving milk Apply to IL CJones at the Ocala Bottling Works

r1JrakingGoodThere Is no way of m1klnwlmtlJsc

friends like Making DoctoiPierces medicines well exemplify thisand their friends after more than twodecades of popularity are numberedbythe They Lavemade good anSI they have nut wade

drunkardsA good honest squaredeal medicine of

known composition Is Dr Pierces GoMeaMedical Discovery It still enjoys an im-mense

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sale while most of the ¬

tions that have come Icttpromlance inthe earlier period of its popularity have

by the board and are never moreheard of There must be some reason forthis longtime popularity and that is tobe found in it superior merits Whenonce given a fair trial for weak stomachor for liver and blood affections itssupe-riorcurativequalitfes are soon m nlrest

it has survived and grown in pop¬

ular favor while scores of less meritoriousarticles have suddenly flashed into favorfor a brief period and then been as sooafonjotteo

For a torpid liver with Its attendantndfgesUon dyspepsia headache per ¬

haps dizziness breath coatedtonne with bitter taste lossof appetitewith distress after eating nervousnessand debility nothing is so good as DrPierces Golden Medical Discovery Itsan honest squaredeal medicine with allIts Ingredients printed on er

no secret no hocuspocus humbugtherefore dont accept a substitute thatthe dealer may possibly make a little biggor profit Insist on your right to havewhat you call for

Dont buy Dr Pierces Favorite PrescripUon expectingIt to prove a Itis only advised for woman special ail-ments

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It makai weak women strong andsick woineg well Less advertised thansome preparations sold for like purposesits sterling curative virtues stillIts position in the front ranks where itstood over two decades ago As an Inigorating tonic and strengthening nerv ¬

lao It is unequaled It wont satisfy thosewho want booze for there Is not a dropaf alcohol In it

Dr Pierces Pleasant Pellets the orffftnot Little Liver Pills although the firstpill of their kiod in the market still leadand when ono tried are ever afterwardsin favor Easy to take as candy tine tothree a Much imitated but nevertqualcdI

FISH AND OYSTERS

Fresh salt and fresh water fish in ¬

side anti outside oysters shrimp etcreceived every day Temporary lo-

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south of west end of the citymarket building in small woodenbuilding William Tucker Phone 219

STENOGRAPHIC WORKAND TYPEWRITING

Beginning Monday October 18th Ican be found during business hours-in the Law Library in the Merchantsblock prepared to do all manner ofstenographic work and typewriting

Mary E Bo-

gleCASTORIAFor Infants and Children

Jlitd You Hare Always BOhtR-

EGISTRATIONNOTICE

Be1S the dSignature of UU

The registration books of the cityof Ocala are now open at the cityclerks office J All parties desiring toregister will do so before the secondSaturday in Xovember as the bookswill close on that date-

H C SistrunkClerk and Supervisor of Registration

of the City of Ocala

WHY SO WEAK

Kidney Troubles May Jje SappingYour Life vAway Ocala People

f Have Learned ThisFactWhen healthy man or woman be ¬

gins to run down Without apparentcause becomes weak languid de ¬

pressed suffers backache headachedizzy spells and urinary disorderskidney weakness may be the cause-of It all Keep the kidneys well andthey will keep you well Doans Kid-ney

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Pills cure sick kidneys and keepthem well Can Ocala readers de ¬

mand further proof than the follow-ing

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statement S E L Moore Riverstreet Palatka Fla says-

I used Doans Kidney Pills and cansay they proved very beneficial Mykidneys troubled me for years and Iwas forced to arise from six to eighttimes every night on account of thetoo frequent passages of kidneysecretions My back was weakand lame and it was difficult for meto arise from a chair in fact I oftenhad to grasp something for support-in doing so I doctored for severalyears and used a number remediesbut without finding any relief until Iprocured Doans Kidney Pills Sinceusing them I do not have to pass thekidney secretions at night and myback gives me much less trouble Iam well pleased with the results Iobtained from the use of Doans Kid ¬

ney Pills and I can recommend them-to any person suffering from kidneytrouble

For sale by all dealers Price 50cents FosterMIlburn Co BuffaloNew York sole agents for the UnitedStates

Remember the name Doans andtake no other

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The Proof is 1 the

BRADIf you are not usingit now its a goodtime to begin Wesell it exclusively iOcala

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ENDORSE TALIAFERRO

Result of the Naval Stores Opera ¬

tor Meeting in JacfccenvilleJacksonville Fku OctTeTurpentine Operator

regular elected the

Boydfollowing 0ffcrPeslenf J GSessions Bonlfay secretary TBHolloman JacksonvilleJohn Henderson Jack r

The executive k com-posed

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of the officers as exofficiomembers and the following P LSutherland Jacksonville chairman-R S Hall Ocala JL Medlin J3 AAlford Chlpley J EdwardsCove Springs C H Davis Manatee-and Wm Toomer Jacksonville-

After passing several resolutions-the meeting was adjourned until nextsession

The association heartily endorsedthe Taliaferro naval stores bill nowpending In Congress and decided toestablish a headquarters In Jackson-ville

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employing a force of men Inkeeping accurate stattic or the na-val

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stores

SENATOR MARTIN JOHNSON

Faro S D Oct 22 United StatesJohnson republi-

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of this state died last night froman attack of acute nephritis at hishone In this ciE-

XP10SION IN OKLAHOMA-

Ten Men Killed and Others BadlyInjured in a Coal Mine

Harthor Okla Oct 22Tentwo are injured and

one is missing as a resul of an ex-plosion

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in mine No the RockIsland Mining company yesterdayNine bodies were recovered

The men are believed to have gonebeyond a dead line with lightedlamps in entering the mine the lampsIgniting the escaping gas

NEW SPANISH CABINET

Premier and Minister of the Inter ¬

lorlorc Y Prendergastof Foreign Affairs Perez

CaballeroMinister of Finance Seno Alvar

adoMinister of WarLieutenant Gen

eral De LuqueMinister of Marine Hear Admiral

Concas x

Minister ot Public WorkSenorGasset

Minister of Justice Martinez DelCampo-

If people with symptoms of kidneyor bladder trouble realize their dan ¬

ger they would without loss of timecommence taking Foleys KidneyRemedy This great remedy stopsthe pain and the irregularitiesstrengthens and builds up these or ¬

gans and there is no dangerBrighfs disease or other serious dis-order

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Do not disregard the earlysymptoms Soldi by all druggists

DECORATIVE ART

For high grade work of all kindsof painting paperhanging and dec-orating

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at the highest prices nocheap John work with a full and ef-

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corps of decorators call at Mcleer MacKays

HORSE AND BUGGY FOR SALE

For sale cneap for cash the blackmare formerly owned by Major Izlarsixmonths old colt and rubbertiredbuggy Write to or call on C Ii An-derson

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care Ocala Lumber SupplyCompany-

You need not be troubled In anyway with the stomach If you wilsimply take Kodol at those timeswhen you feel that yon need it Kodo1-is guaranteed to relieve you If Ifalls your money will be refundedyou by the drggist fromwhom youpurchased It It today on thisguarantee Sold by al druggists

1iX KNIGHTS OF PYTHIASI r Conventions held every Mon ¬

day evening In Caste Halover Peyserswelcome to visiting knights-

s Sidney Hale CCChas K Sage K of S

I O O PTulula Lodge No 28-

I O b F meet ev-ery Tuesday

in Yonges Hal Visiting brothers al-ways

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IOCALA LODGE

NO 2BPOEM-eets second Tuesday

evening in each monthuntil October Visit

Ing brethren always welcomeBradford Webb Exalted Ruler

Stephen Jewett Secretary

OCALA AERIE

NO 1814 F O EI Meets every Wed ¬

nesday evening at815 oclock Visiting brethren alwayswelcome F W Ditto President

F U OF A

The Fraternal Union of Aericameets in Yonges Hall theThursday of each mont F M

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third Thursday even-Ings of each mont Visiting bothelcordially A Mw V Wheeler Secretary

OCALA CHAPTER 13 R A M

Regular convocations of the OcalaChapter No 13 R A M on the 4thFriday In every mont at 8 p m

ttlleb H PJake Brown Secretary

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