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tf C L Bittinger and R R Carroll

Proprietors and Publisherst >

R C L BITTINGER

f Editor and General Manager

t < R CARROLLt5 City Editor and Business Manager

DO YOU DESIRE A COUNTY FAIR

There has been considerable discus-sioni lately about getting up a coun ¬

> ty fair in Ocala for January 1 1909Every person interested in this movewill please meet at Dr Guerrants newhorse hospital Sept 5th to discuss

> plans and formulate methods whereby-the fair can be made a success

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Genial Captain E B Richardson ofthe Homosassa Inn came up Sunday

t and returned home Monday Judgingfrom his looks he is enjoying the bestof health and has found that spring oft youth so much vaunted in Florida Hesays he certainly has made that dis-covery

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at the head waters of the Homosasa and from the purity of itswaters he calls it the Florida PolandSpring

STATE COLLEGE FOR WOMEN

Tallahassee Fla August 19TheState College for Women looks for ¬

ward to next school year as a season-of victorious achievements for herstudents The new dormitory whichwill accommodate one hundred andsixty girls Is finished Handsome newfurnishings costing over 4000 willTIP put In soon The parlors are to be-set up In mission furniture upholster-ed

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in finest leather The receptionf1 rooms of East Hall will also be sup-

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with attractive new furnitureThe many improvements now in pro ¬

gress on the campus will add greatly-to the pleasing appearance of the

I groundst Although some of our ablest teach-

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will not return to us their placesare to be filled by teachers who haveattained aremarkable success In theirseveral lines of work Prof Bucholzvill be succeeded by Dr C J Heatvole a Virginian who Is a graduateot Peabody College Nashville and ofColumba University N Y He hashad wide experience as superintend-ent

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of schools and as a lecturer be-

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teachers institutes At present-he is principalof the summer schoo-lat the University of Virginia

Miss Milred Dalzell of FlorenceAla will have charge of the depart-ment

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of expression and physical cul-

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Miss Dalzell Is a graduate ofthe University of Michigan and of theNorthwestern University and is wide-ly

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known as a readerOur new director of music will be

Miss Martha Cline sister of MissSarah Cline our teacher of voice Forseveral years Miss Cline has been attilt head of the conservatory of music-in Little Rock Arkansas She is agraduate the Cincinnati Conserva¬

tory and has studied under Dr Sher¬

wood of Chicago When we remem ¬

ber the fine training which our lastyears voice class received from MissSarah Cline we feel specially fortun ¬

ate in adding her sister to our musicfaculty

Miss Emma Hall Tarbet will comeas teacher of pipe organ and piano ¬

forte She Is a graduate of BlackburnUniversity and of N E Conservatory-of Music She has studied In Bostonand at the National Conservatory ofMusic New York and she has hadtwo years private instruction under

l Dr Louis Mass and Joseffy Twoyears of additional study in Germanyand Switzerland with experience asteacher of music In several of theJuicing colleges of the United Stateshave prepared this lady well for theresponsible position that she is to as-

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Miss Tarbet is a fine perform-er

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on the pipe organMrs Florence Dillard Hequembourg

r will have charge of the instruction inviolin She has studied under the mas-ters

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In Boston Cincinnati and NewYork and under famous violinists inBerlin and Brussels She has taughtand concertized in New York Wash-ington

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City and Richmond Va

4 i The college strengthened by its newequipments and its very able faculty-is prepared to offer most excellent op-

portunities¬

for the education of FlorIdas young women

George R McKean of Ocala head ofthe McKean Lumber Company havingoffices ln Tampa and Ocala andprominent as an officer in the state

4 telephone association is in Tampa to ¬

day looking after interests at thispoint Mr McKean will return toOcala In a few days He established-the Tampa offices about two weeksago Tampa Tribune I

Jack McCully was in town todayfrom the Berlin section Jack saidEd Freyermouth the well borer wassinking a drive well at the Fellowshipschool The well has been sunk to a

i depth of 125 feet but the flow of wat-er

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did not meet expectations and theshaft would be1 driven deeper MrTilcCully came in for piping Speak¬

ing of good roads Mr McCully said hewas going to work in a few days onslaying the sandy spots in the BUtchton road and he hopes to show a piece-of work that would be pleasing to thepeople and county commissloners Theidea is a good one taking the deepsand beds and hardening them withclay

I Mr and Mrs B C Harter of yenx1 tura Calif but now on a visit to Mr

and Mrs Carl Harter of Sparr are inthe city for a week guests of Mr TJ Owen Mr Harter is a pioneer set-tler

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of Marlon being one of the firstto plant orange groves around SparrAlthough past severityfive he bearsIlls years well and is as bright andcheerful as o man of twentyfive-

Little Miss Frances Liddon of Ocalawho Is here spending a while with hersister Mrs J M Den Jr left yes-terday

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for a trip to WorthingtonSprings where she will be the guest-of relatives Gainesville Sun

Masons meet tomorrow evening

FOLKSPEDRICK-

A beautiful wedding was solemnizedSunday morning at 930 at the home-of the brides mother Mrs JamesPedrick of Romeo when her daugh-ter Miss Addle was united in mar ¬

riage to Mr Henry Folks Notary W0 Brewer of Romeo performed theceremony Miss Hilma Folks played-the wedding march

The fair bride was gowned in a love-ly

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white silk princess dress withbeautiful trimmings of laces and rib-

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The groom wore the conven-tional

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blackThe parlors were decorated with

ferns and flowers After the cere ¬

mony the wedding party were invit-ed

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to the hospitable home of Mr andMrs W O Brewer of Romeo wherethey partook of an elegant dinnerAfter the social hour the newly mar-ried

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pair boarded the A C L trainin the midst of showers of rice andgood wishes for their home in Jack-sonville

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Mrs Folks is an accomplishedyoung lady and was one of Romeosfair belles She will be missed by allof her friends

Mr Henry Folks Is the son of Revand Mrs W J Folks of Juliette ayoung man of sterling qualities Hehas a position with the Folks LumberCompany of Jacksonville

Only a few friends and relativeswere present to witness the happy oc-

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RELIEVING MUSCULAR STRAIN-

Of the eyes that rob the vigor ofthe rest of the body is our profes ¬

sion Glasses are intended for morethan the aiding of vision Some ofthe most distressing diseases havebeen relieved by glasses after doc ¬

tors and surgeons had doctored andcut to their hearts content Donot procrastinate in the matter ofhaving your eyes examined by me

DR D M BONEYEyesight Specialist

Ocala FloridaOffice Hours 8 to 12 a m and

130 to 430 p m Optical office andlaboratory rooms 2 tnd 4 Gary blocs

ACKNOWLEDGED BY ANNIS

Just Before His Death that he HadBeen Guilty of a Great Wrong

New York August 19New light isexpected to be thrown upon the BaySide Yacht Club tragedy at the in ¬

quest into the death of William EAnnis who was killed Saturday byCaptain Peter C Haines Jr UnitedStates Rrmy-

Dr Henry Houghton the physicianwho was at the side of Annis when helost consciousness was quoted today-as intimating that Annis in his lastmoments acknowledged he was payingwith his life for a wrong he had com-mitted

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He told certain things to me DrHoughton is quoted as saying which-no one else heard and which I havetold to no one When I am called upon-to testify before the coroners jury Iprobably will make it public

That there was absolutely nothing inthe attitude of either of the Haines toindicate that they were laboring underany delusion or great excitement atthe time of the shooting was asserted-by the doctor It was understood thatMrs Haines intends to take some ac-tion

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towards compelling the return ofher children to her

HERBINE-Will overcome indigestion and dys ¬

pepsia regulate the bowels and cureliver and kidney complaints-

It is the best blood enricher and invigorator In the world It is purelyvegetable perfectly harmless andshould you be a sufferer from diseaseyou will use it if you are wise Soldby AntiMonopoly Drugstore-

FOR SALE-

I am offering ten choice lots for saleat Eastlake These lots have a front-age

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of seventyfive feet on New Yorkavenue and 198 feet in depth Locat-ed

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on the summit between the depotand postoffice and command a view ofthe entire lake This avenue extends-to the waters edge and is paved fromthe depot to the property Buy a lotbuild a cottage occupy it in summerand rent it for the winter Pricesreasonable titles perfect James RMoorhead owner

ACTIVE AT EIGHTYSEVEN-This would be unusual news if men

and women would keep themselvesfree from rheumatism and all achesand pains as well as keeping theirmuscles and joints limber with Ballards Snow Liniment Sold byAntiMonopoly Drugstore-

A SHOCK-Is something awful here is no dan-ger

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of being shocked if I do your elec-trical

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work Everything electricalDrop a card W H Morris

159 Magnolia St

DISAGREEABLE AT rOMELots of men and women Who are

agreeable with others get cranky-at home Its not disposition its theliver If you find in yourself thatyou feel cross around the house littlethings worry you just buy a bottle-of Ballards Herbine and put yourliver In shape You and everybodyaround you will feel better for itPrice 50 cents per bottle Sold byAntiMonopoly Drugstore

NOTICE-Are you employed If you desire a

position that will give you a goodcompensation it would be to your In ¬

terest to comunicate as directed be ¬

low Business Box 177Gainesville Fla

Orino Laxative Fruit Syrup is soldunder a positive guarantee to cureconstipation sick headache stomachtrouble or any form of Indigestion-If it fails the manufacturers refundyour money What more can any onedo Sold by all dealers

FEARFUL CRIME NEAR DADE CITY-

H A Lane Shot Dead and His WifeAccuses Her Brother of the Deed

Special to the Tampa TribuneDade City August IS Struck by

throe bullets from ambush one of theleaen missiles striking and breakinghis neck H A Lane was killed about5 oclock yesterday afternoon as hewas driving along the road five milesfrom this city

With Lane at the time he was shotwas his wife The horse frightenedat the shots started to run away andthe woman and the lifeless body ofthe man were hurled to the roadside-Mrs Lane however was not seriouslyhurt and she rose from the fround Intime to see at least one of her husbands assailants well enough she declared at the inquest to identify himas her own brother Eth Ethington

Inquest Still in SessionSheriff Sturkie and County Judge

Wallace were notified at once of themurder and they went to the scene Acoroners jury was impaneled at onceand the taking of the evidence of MrsLane brought out such sensationalfeatures that they took a careful noteof the scene of the tragedy and returned to Dade City where the inquestwas continued today This afternoon-the inquest had not been completed-and it is expected that another ses-sion

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will be held tomorrow morningwhen important developments are ex-pected

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Mrs Lane testifies that when sheraised herself from the ground shecaught a glimpse of her brother peer-ing

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through the bushes She could nottell whether he had a revolver or riflebut she held firmly to her statement-that she could not he mistaken as tohis identity he declared further thatshe saw others but was unable to tellwho they were At 4 oclock this af¬

ternoon no arrests had been made but-it was thought the officials wouldmake arrests before night

Lane Was Unpopular-There had been bad blood in the

neighborhood in which the Lanes livedand about two weeks ago he was noti-fied

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to leave the community This hedid but returned last Saturday nightand declared he intended to reside inhis old home Whether this will befound to have a bearing on the murder-is not at present known to the pub-lic

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but it was given as a significant-fact at the inquest today

WHAT SHALL WE-

HAVE FOR DESSERT-

Try JELLO the dainty appetizingeconomical dessert Cat be preparedinstantly simply add boiling waterand serve when cool Flavored justright sweetened just right perfect-in every way A lOco package makesenough dessert for a large family-All grocers sell it Dont accept sub ¬

stitutes JELLO complies with allPure Food Laws Seven flavorsLemon Orange Raspberry Straw ¬

berry Chocolate Cherry Peach1

REPROACH WILL BE REMOVED

From the Name of High SpringsTheGood Citizens Determined to Drive

Out the ThugsThoroughly aroused over the man ¬

ner in which the reputation of theirhome town has been blackened by theoperation of a thieving and murder-ous

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gang of thugs for years past thegood people of High Springs are do ¬

ing everything in their power to havethe gang broken up and bring to jus ¬

tice the murderer or murderers of WH Mooreland the traveling man Thestate is also aiding in the movement inevery way possible and there is hopethat at no distant date the HighSprings gang will be made a thing ofthe past

Prominent Citizens HereW A Bexley justice of the peace at

High Springs and father of Will Bexley the young man arrested with oneTroupe Osteen on suspicion of havingmurdered Mooreland visited the Me-tropolis

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office this morning and askedto be shown the original of the threat-ening

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letter published yesterday after¬

noon and his request was grantedMr Bexley who is one of the best

known citizens of High Springs wassomewhat perturbed over the fact thatthe writer of the letter stated thatBillie meaning his son had killed

Mooreland and declared the letter wasnothing less than an attempt of guilty j

parties to place the stigma of guilton his SOI-

lThere is not a man living saidMr Bexley who is as deeply interest-ed as I in learning who murderedMooreland for my son has the chargehanging over his head I am working-on the case to the very best of myability and will not rest until my boy-is proven innocent and the real mur-derer

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discovered The good people ofHigh Springs are also aroused on thesubject and wll do everything possi-ble

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to solve the mysteryRegarding the recent fire to which

the anonymous writer alluded MrBexley stated that he was the heaviestindividual loses of the town his lossamounting to nearly 5000 He hopedtr get some clue from examining thehandwriting in the anonymous letterbut was unable to do so

Publication of the anonymous letters-in the Metropolis has served to arouse-he state more thoroughly than ever

by reason of which it is believed themurderous gang will eventually bedone away with by course of lawJacksonville Metropolis ISth

HAY FEVER AND SUMMER COLDS

Victims of hay fever will experiencegreat benefit by taking Foleys Honeyand Tar as it stops difficult breathingimmediately and heals the inflamed-air passages and even if it shouldfail to cure you It will give instantelief The genuine is in a yellowpackage Sold by all dealers

WANTED Lady canvassers Call-at Carlton House 630 to 730 evening1230 to 130 noon Ask for Taylor

DeWitts Little Early Risers are thebest pills made They are the wellknown pleasant gentle prompt littleliver pills Insist upon Early RisersWe sell and recommend them Soldby AntiMonopoly Drugstore

DETERMINED TO DIE-

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Desperate Young Woman of Pittsburg Tried to Ride to

DestructionPiU burg August 19Lying on

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Beechwood boulevard at the edge ofj a precipice the unconscious body of aI goodlooking young woman was foundlast night by Congressman James

i Francis Burke and several friends-i Standing near by quivering in everyj limb was a riderless horse and it wasj at first supposed that the young wo-man who was dressed in a riding habit

I had met with an accident-I She was hurriedly lifted into the au-

I tomobile in which the party was rid-ing and a record run was made to r

I the country club There on a table in i

the dining room Dr J H Williamsonj who was among the guests gathered-for a banquet worked over the girl

i for two hours before he brought her-i back to consciousness Society menand women in evening dress acted as-

I nurses and several of them had theirI clothes splattered with blood whichstreamed from several wounds on the

j girls headFrom a note found in her dress it

j was learned that the girl was MissElizabeth Russell aged twentyfour-yearsj daughter of J W Russell of

i Homestead From this note whichi was addressed to her mother and alsofrom her rambling talk it was learn-ed

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that the girl had attempted suicideShe had selected a remarkable way

to end her life Seating herself in thesaddle astride her favorite horse MissRussell had whipped the animal into-a mad gallop Then at the edge of a

I precipice she plunged head foremostj from the galloping animal Instead ofgoing over the precipice however she

I struck with her head against a stonewall She sustained several terriblecuts and her skull is fractured butprompt work on the part of the ban ¬

queters at the country club undoubted-ly

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saved her lifeThe only motive known for Miss

Russell attempting the deed was thatshe had quarreled with her motheryesterday afternoon

BUCKLENS ARNICA SALVE WINS

Tom Moore of Rural Route 1 Cochran Ga writes I had a bad sorecome on the instep of my foot andcould find nothing that would heal ituntil I applied Bucklens Arnica SalveLess than half a 25 cent box won theday for me by affecting a perfect-cure Sold under guarantee at alldrug stores

NOTICE TWO COWS MISSED

Marked smooth crop in left earcrop and half crop in right ear Brand-on light red cow L D Brand oncream colored cow G L I will payany one for information leading totheir discovery Missing since Aug11th 190S Gee W Lattimore

LOW RAILROAD RATES

From Ocala via the Atlantic CoastLine

30 60 Toledo Ohio and return G AR encampment Tickets on saleAugust 27th 2Sth 19th and 30thGood returning Sept 15th Priv-ilege

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extension until Oct 15th bypaying fee of Sl-

ey4160 Fort Worth Texas and returnTickets on sale Aug 29 30 31 Good-to leave Fort Worth Sept 30th

2435 Lexington Ky and returnTickets on sale Sept 13 14 and 15Good to leave Lexington Sept 23

4970 Boston Mass and return viaSavannah and steamship Tickets-on sale dally until Sept 30th goodreturning Oct 31st

4570 New York and return via Jack-sonville

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or Savannah and steam ¬

ship Tickets on sale dally untilSeptember 30th good returning Oc ¬

tober 31st5115 Chicago III and return Tick ¬

ets on sale dally until Sept 30 goodreturning Oct 31st

4185 Hot Springs Ark and returnTickets on sale daily good return ¬

ing 90 days from date of sale

Low excursion rates are also au-thorized

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to a great many other pointsFor further information call on ticketagent or J G Kirkland division pas ¬

senger agent Tampa Fla

Use Planks Chill Tonic Guaran-teed

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Price 25c Sold by all druggists

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BARBER SHOPIS AGAIN OPEX

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New and modern furnishings Elec-tric

I masiage machine and electricI fans

Skilled workmen guarantee satis-faction

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MILLINERYr

Throughout the month of August I will sellall of my TRIMMED AND UNTRIMMED HATS-

S and certain other items in the store atx ACTUAL FACTORYCOSTj

The stock is the very newest and most fashionablef Summer Millinery and as the season is just at its

height this is a rare opportunity for the people ofthis section to secure new millinery at most unheard of prices I must have room for the NewFall Goods to arrive in a few days

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Marion Development CoDEALERS IN

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Lotsfor Sale Cash or Easy Terms-P 0 Box 715 Phone 129 Ocala Florid

SOLDIERS MUST STAYSOME TIME IN SPRINGFIELDI-

II Feeling Towards Negroes is Sup ¬

pressed Only by Their PresenceSpringfield 111 August 19One

more victim was added to the deathlist of the Springfield mob last nightwhen G W Scott succumbed to agunshot wound in the lungs sustainedFriday night Scotts death brings-the total fatalities to six and is thefourth chargeable to the disorder inthe black belt near Twelfth andMadison streets It was there thatthe hunted negroes made their standfiring on the mob from the windows-and roofs

Walt nntil the troops go is theword that has been passed aroundtown An attack upon the pickets andthe forced hegira of 150 negroes fromthe corn fields on the outskirts of thecity to the state arsenal kept themilitia busy yesterday morning Fir ¬

ing upon the sentries and their an-swering

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shots occurred less than twoblocks from the headquarters of Gov-ernor

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Young at the county jailNo one was injured in the affray

but flying bullets from the carbines ofthe troops caused consternation in thedistrict

Th> trouble followed an attempt toset fire to a factory building Theclearing out of corn fields southeast ofthe city where negro refugees hadcamped was the result of a succes-sive

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night of terror in Harvard ParkThe Chamber of Commerce and Busi ¬

ness Mens Association are support-ing

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the governors appeal for the fast-ening of the responsibility of the rioton the ringleaders Rewards havebeen offered by the governor in eachof the cases of violent death during-the rioting The governor is determined to punish all proven to haveparticipated in the deeds of violence-and plans for the prosecution havebeen completed and it is stated that-it will be swift certain and impartial

When asked today what he thoughtwould be the probable duration of thestay of his troops in Springfield thegeneral In charge shook his head Hecould put no limit on the time-

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R C Davis Co of Jacksonvillewill sell any make of secondhandtypewriter upon easy terms if desired

INSOMNIOIl have ben n lne CaacareU for Iniomnta witwhich I Lave been afflicted for over twenty years

and I can say that Caacareti have given me morrelief than any other remedy I have ever triedshall certainty recommend them to ay friendsbeing alt they are represented

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