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r Dt ItvOpem low ovaLflt tyouBg bird and gulp down whatvIOodor acdlduo may be offered you

Or do you want to know something of theeoaposltlon and character of that whichRake lab your stomach whether M-

feodorMcdIelneMost lateJllgnnt and Jenslblo people

S wadyf Insist on knowing what theyflef whether as food or aM medicine

Dr Piarca believes they have a perfectrlfat wnriat upon such knowledge SoliepSMI4KN e stand on each bottl-er r haUTT dkInc3 are made of

4 a y les ThtsJfileaR w 1T0rd to do because thp mpratow Jlch his medicines

areaade are stud and understood iHerWIII1keFr superior curative4 virtues

5 DTitS For the cure of womans peculiar weak

I ease Irregularities and derangementsgiving rise to frequent headaches back ¬

ache draggingdown pain or distresslower abdominal or pelvic region accom-panied

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ofttlmes with a debilitatingpelvic catarrhal drain and kindred symjhvt tons of weakness Dr Picrcos FavoritePrescription Is A most efficient remedy

Is equally effective In curing painfulperiods In giving strength to nursingmothers and In preparing the system 01-

he expectant mother for babys comingthus rendering childbirth sae and com-paratively

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I painless The Favorite PreU a not potent strengthening

toafc to the general and to theergaM distinctly feminine In particularIt Ii aleo a soothing and Invigoratingae vine and cures nervous exhaustionBervous prostration neuralgia hysteriaIpasL chorea or St VitutTs dance andother distressing nervous symptoms at¬

t upon functional and organic dis-eases

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of the distinctly feminine organs-A host of medical authorities of all the

several schools of practice recommendeach of the several of whichFavorite Prescription Is made for the

cureof the for which it Is claimedto bo a cure You read what theytayorvonraelby sending a postal cardrequest for a free booklet of extractsfrom the leading authorities to Dr R V

I Pierce Invalid Hotel and Surgical Inttute Buffalo NY sad It come Uyou by reUre post

R D FULLER J C AYER

FULLER AVER-DENTAL SURGEONS

OAce Over the Monroe ChamblissBank

OCALA FLORIDATERMS CASH

JECHACE-DNTFLISUFGON

c Rooms 9 10 and 11

Second Floor Holder BlockOCALA FLORIDA

TERMS CASH

L F BLALOCKDental Surgeon

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Phone 211

Office hours 8 to 12 a m 1 to 5 p mTERMS CASH

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CHARLES D HULBERT M D

HOMEOPATHIC PHYSICIAN ANDSURGEON

OmceSecond Floor The Munroe ftChamblisa Bank Building OcalaFlorida

Telepkoies Office 222 Residence221

SOffice Hours9 to 12 a m 2 to 4

pm 730 to 830 p m

r F E McCLANEFhysiciai aid Surgeoi

I A General Practice Cala Made Promptly< Night or Day

Special Attention to Obstetrics Di

eeatee of Women and Children

Office Rooms 322 Holder BuildingSecond Floor Phones Office No 333Residence No 333-

OCALA FLORIDA

THERE IS A DIFFERENCE IN

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Our Ice by our new process Is froz ¬

en at a temperature of eight to tendegrees above zero is as clear as crys-tal and as pure as can be made Weguarantee It to last longer

BUY FROM THE BLUE WAGONS

Anti Net Disappointed in ServiceAnd Quality

OCAU ICE AND PICKING CO

MEfFERT TAYLOR

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Located on North Main Stnear government buildingt Reasonable rates by theweek or month Firstclasstable board and comfortable-rooms

Mrs tesit USuew Proprietress

Phone 77 Ocala FlaS

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EATH AID DEVASTATION

Dealt by the Storm on the Louisiana

CoastLoss of Lives May FootUp in the Hundreds

New Orleans La Sept 23Ref¬

ugees reaching Naw Orleans fromthe southern Louisiana coast de-clare

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that at least three hundredlives were lost when a huge tidalwave swept the coast of Marsh Isl-and

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westward to Vermilllon parishThe refugees say the waves swepttwo miles inland for a distance oftwentyfive miles along the coastFive thousand persons lived in thefloodswept territory The refugees-say that three hundred dead is thelowest estimate The tidal waverose suddenly and the homes ofthousands of fishermen and planters-were inundated almost withoutwarning All the telegraph linesfrom the city are down and theonly outside communication Is bymeans of telephone The loss ofproperty in the Louisiana and Mis-sissippi

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coast country is estimated-at ten million Four hundred trav-elers

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held up in two Louisville andNashville trains without food fortwo days were brought here yester-day

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Three hundred city square-sn New Orleans are underwater

THE LURID GLOW OF DOOMwas seen In the red face hands anabody of the little son of H M Adams-of Henrietta Pa His awful plightfrom eczema had for five years de-fied

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all remedies and baffled the bestdoctors who said the poisoned bloodhad affected his lungs and nothingcould save him But writes hismother seven bottles of Electric Bit-ters

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completely cured him For erup-tions eczema salt rheum sores andall blood disorders and rheumatismElectric Bitters is supreme Only 50c

Guaranteed by all druggists

BELLE VIEW

Rev Addyman Smith presidingelder preached in tho Methodistchurch last Sabbath Rev MrThompson the regular pastorpreaching at Candler in the fore ¬

noon and Oklawaha in the after-noon

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It is with regret that we learn ofthe sickness of Miss Creola Nixwho lives one and a half miles westof Belleview Her many friendswish her a speedy restoration tohealth

Mr and Mrs Oscar Hightower ofHeather Island spent the Sabbathi n town

Mr J A Freeman with his sonsRobert and Zeb returned on the19th to Camps Dam

The ladles of the Baptist churchare to give an ice cream sociableand musical Thursday eveing Sep-tember 23d at the town hall Pro-fessor

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Rickards Miss Edna Nicholsand Eddie Armstrong are to be themusicians-

The regular meetlng of Belleview Lodge No 95 F A M willbe held the evening of the 25th

The Belleview school team areabout to arrange a game of ballwith the Charter Oak school team

Mrs J L Whisenant writes fromAlabama where she has been visit ¬

ing for the past two months thatshe will return this week to BelleviewMrs IJoseph Millsom is to returnsoon She sails from New York onthe 25th

Mrs J J Nelson C II Hiltonand John Lyle are to sail fromNew York on the 28th arriving inBelleview October 2d

Amos Nott while pulling peanutvines in the Huggins field one milenorthwest of town found a diamondrattlesnake in one of the bunches-of vines Ke killed him and found-he had three rattles and a button

ITESTIFIES AFTER FOUR YEARS-

CarJls1c

I JCenter N Y G B Burhan

writes About four years ago I wroteyou that I had been entirely cured olkidney trouble by taking two bottles-of Foleys Kidney Remedy and afterfour years I am again pleased to staethat I have never had any return ofthose symptoms and I am evidentlycured to stay cured Foleys KidneyRemedy will do the same for you Sodby all druggists

STRAW RIDE ENDED SADLYNew York Sept 23One man

was fatally injured another prob ¬

ably so and twelve other personsseveral of whom were young wom-en

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received painful injuries yester-day

¬I when a large automobile crash ¬

ed into a farm wagon containing astrawride party from the Windsonterrace Methodist church Brook-lyn

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at Avenue B and Ocean Park-way

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Brooklyn

HIPPITY HOPAre you just barely getting around

by the aid of crutches or a cane Un-

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you have lost a limb or have adeformityIf your trouble Is rheuma-tism

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lumbago sprain stiff Joints oranything of like nature use BallardSnow Liniment and In no time you canthrow away your crutches and be aswell as anyone Price 25c 50c and 1

Sold by all druggists

PLUCKY BRItONS IX PERSIA

Two Englishmen Standing OftEight Hundred Bandits

London Sept 23The foreignoffice yesterday eled informa ¬

tion from Teheran that two English¬

men are at present in a situation ofperil in Persia being besieged in avillage fifty miles west of Kermanwhich is the capital of an interiorprovince The village is being be¬

sieged by a band of 800 robbers andthe Englishmen and villagers are re-

ported¬

to have taken refuge in thetower

Many people delude themselves bysaying It will wear away whenthey notice symptoms of kidney andbladder trouble This is a mistakeTake Foleys Kidney Remedy andstop the drain on the vitality It curesbackache rheumatism kidney andbladder trouble and makes every traceof pain weakness and urinary troubledisappear Bolt by all druggists

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HOWS THIS

We offer One Hundred Dollars Re-

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for any case of catarrh that can-not

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be cured by Halls Catarrh Curp-

P J Cheney Co-

Toledo OWe the undersigned have known

F J Cheney for the last 15 years andbelieve him perfectly honorable In allbuslnes transactions and financiallyable to carry out any obligations madeby his firm

Walding Kinnan MarvinWholesale Druggists Toledo O

Halls Catarrh Cure Is taken intern-ally

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acting upon the blood and mu-cous

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surfaces of the system Testi-monials

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sent free Price 75c per bot-tle

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Sold by all druggists Take HallsFamily Pills for constipation

JOHN M COBB

Tampa Sept 23On MondayCot John M Cobb aWl 3 vnownand popular resident of Tjt-at

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his home on NebrasCol Cobb was ill a veryL tJ

iod having been down town mingl-ing

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with his friends only a fewdays ago in apparent SQ JjealthHe was 65 years of nP I >

been engaged for a nr cc I

in the brokerage business in imcity retiring from active businessabout a year ago

READ THIS

Dunnellon Fla Sept 1st 1909Ihave sold Halls Texas Wonder of StLouis Mo for six years Every bot-tle

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I sell adds a customer for it It isa genuine cure for kidney bladder andrheumatic troubles Geo OhnmachtMerchant 60 days treatment In eachbottle

FER ERS FATAL FALL

A French Aviator who Took OneFlight Too Many

Boulogne Sept 23Capt Ferber an officer in the French armywas killed near here yesterday while I

testing an aeroplane While in theair the machine turned completely-over and then dashed to the groundCaptain Ferber was crushed todeath by the motor-

A HARD STRUGGLEI

Many an Ocala Citizen Finds theStruggle Hard

With a back constantly achingWith distressing urinary disordersDally existence Is but a struggleNo need to keep It upDoans Kidney Pills will cure youMrs Anna Erickson Third St San-

ford Fla says I was a victim orkidney trouble for years the kidneysbeing so weak that I had but littlecontrol over the action of the secre-tions I suffered almost constantly-from backache accompanied by painsacross my loins and some days Icould hardly get around having so lit-tle

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strength and energy I finally ob-tained

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a box of Doans Kidney Pillsand their use as directed soon provedthat they Were the remedy 1 needed I

The kidneys gradually became strongermy back ceased to ache and the I

pains across my loins disappeared Ihave been able to rest well nt night I

since and as a result have felt muchbetter In every way Doans KidneyPills have certainly benefited me morethan any other remedy I ever used

Plenty more proof like this fromOcala people Call at Tydings Cosdrug store and ask what customersreport

For sale by all dealers Price 50 I

cents FosterMilburn Co Buffalo I

New York sole agents for the UnitedStates I

Remember the name Doans andtake no other-

A JUVENILE IMMIGRANT

Savannah Sept 23An affect-ing

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scene was enacted yesterdaymorning in Savannah when RonaldComeron Bowie a 7yearold immi ¬

grant from Scotland ran down thegangplank of the steamship Wensleydale and into the arms of hismother Mrs H A Bowie of Jack¬

sonville who had preceded him tothis country several years

The meeting between the motherand son was witnessed by a num-ber

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of other passengers who cameover from Liverpool in the bigsteamer and others who had gath ¬

ered to see the vessel docked saysthe Savannah News

The boy was a prime favoritewith the passengers and crew whohated to give him up Ronald for¬

got all former alliances however atthe sight of his mothers face and-as soon as the preliminaries oflanding could be finished he de-parted

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with her for his new home-in Jacksonville

NEAR DEATH IN BIG PONDIt was a thrilling experience to Mrs

Ida Soper to face death For yearsa severe lung trouble gave me intense 1

suffering she writes and severntimes nearly caused my death Altremedies failed and doctors said I wasincurable Then Dr Kings New Dis-covery

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brought quick relief and a cureso permanent that I have not beentroubled in twelve years Mrs So ¬

per lives In Big Pond Pa It workswonders in coughs and colds sorelungs hemorrhages la grippe asth-ma

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croup whooping cough and allbronchial affections 50c and 1 Trialbottle free Guaranteed by nil drug ¬

gists

CURFEW RINGS IX-

LAKELAND EVERY NIGHT

Lakeland Sept 23 Lakelandnow has a curfew law which wentinto effect Saturday night at whichtime all the minors of the werewarned by three long and impres-sive

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blasts of the regular whistle ofthe electric light and water plantthat it was time to hie for home

HAVE YOU A BABY

Then watch it closely And aboveall things dont let It suffer for anylength of time with wormsthat ifatal If its complexion gets yellowand pasty if It Is listless cross orpeevish gets thin suffers with flatu ¬

lence give it Whites Cream Vermifuge-The only cure that never falls and hasno bad effects Sold by all druggist 3

SPECIAL EARLY BREAKFASTS

Those wishing extra early breaktaatl can get same at the Elk Case WlJ

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OPPOSITIONJMB EDDY

A New York Lady of Varied Relig-

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Experience Will Start aChristian Science Church

Xew York Sept 23Mrs DeliaII Gilbert a former ChristianScience reader in the Dyker Heightschurch of Christ who was excom-municated

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from the ChristianScience church last May after shehad tried to start a ChristianScience church is going to start achurch of her own which will be

I called The Xew Christian ScienceCnurch Mrs Gilbert is to bo theleader of the new movement andConrad Milliken a Nassau streetlawyer is to be the second reader

Mrs Gilbert Is a very much religioned lady having first been aMethodist then a Presbyterian thena Baptist then a Christian Scientist-for three months ten years ago andthen a Christian Scientist again un-til

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the excommunication but nowshe says she is going to stick to hernew vision

CITRA-

Mr J W Ray and son Orvillehave returned home from NewYork and report a grand time

Schoo opened in full force Mon-day

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The teachers Miss JenniePayne and Miss Stella Martin areboth able instructors The attend-ance

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is fine and it Js hoped that theschool will prove successful-

Mr A T Gore and wife left lastTuesday and will visit Ocala Cornelland Salt Springs before returningMr Grider is in Mr Gores place asthe A C L agent

Miss Ruth Ervine of Ocala is vis-iting

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relatives here nowMrs a O Sherouse and baby re-

turned¬

Wednesday She visitedTampa Leesburg and Wildwoodwhile away

Mr P J Williams has returnedfrom Alachua He was accompa-nied

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by his cousin and wife Theycame through in their automobile-

Mrs J N Malphurs has return-ed

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home from Williston Duringher absence Misses Zelma Casonand Nina Thornton answered thestore calls

Mr and Mrs E L Wartmann areexpected home about Oct 1st fromtheir eastern trip

Mr K A Wartmann Is driving abeautiful new horse now

Rev Williams and Rev Inman areholding protracted meeting at the-M E church now Every one shouldattend and be benefited

Mrs E T Johnson has returnedhome from Hawthorne where shewent to be present at her sisterMiss Neil Johnsons wedding

Mr J N Melton has been quitesick this week

Mr Wallace arid Mr Helventon-of Live Oak are in town

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C Ju PHILLIPSContractor and Bttilder

Plans and Specifications FurnishedUpon Request

129 South Third St

WE MUST ALL DIE-

IT IS MY TIME TO DIE

YOUR FALL GARMENTS

Work Guaranteed and Prices RightOCALA PRESSING CLUB

W F Marlow Proprietor

ICE ICEBuy Ice From Red Wagons-

They say but If 3ou will examlnecarefully the Ice which melts so rapfly you will note that there seems tobe holes in It that the center Is what-Is called snow Ice which being por¬

ous allows It to melt quickly

S Crystal IceT-

he kind we turn out Is as clearaftd perfect as It Is possible to makefee and Is the most economical Iceto use Ask the man on the BedWagon to stop and see you

FLORIDATaCKING

ICE COMPANYP-

hone 5 Phone 5

FRESH FISHI receive dally shipments of choice

fresh and salt water fish of the bestvarieties I handle nothing but fishand handle them right

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WM TUCKERPhone 219 City Market

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Our North Pole Brand of Butter is Nice and i 7

Sweet and Suits the Hard to PleaseW-

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you want the BEST try WHITE ROSE CANNED GOODS some of thenare Peaches Apricots Cherries Peas Corn Stringless Beans Lima Beans Aspant

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gus Tips Rhubarb Spinach Cauliflower Lobsters and Salmon

We Guarantee Satisfaction or Refund Your MoneyGive Us a Trial

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ST JOSEPHS ACADEMY I

d iILORETTO Near Mandarin FLORIDA ir

Boarding School for Boys Conduct ed Ijy the Sisters of St Joseph YoungBoys from 8 to 14 years Received Car efully Trained along Physical Intel-lectual

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Moral and Social Lines Heal thy Location Magnificent Swimming f

Pool Complete Equipment In Schoolr ooms Dormitories Dining Hall andRecreation Roons

Apply for Prospectus to the SISTER SUPERIO-

RSt Josephs Academy Loretto Florida

MlXTOSH

One of the famous blind tigers ofthus vicinity wss raided Tuesdaymorning by Deputies Hutson ofOcala and PuJliam of Reddick Thewell known dispenser was HenryWan a mulatto who has been car ¬

rying on the busines for quite awhile here but the officers it seemscould never get sufficient evidence-to convict It seems Old Henry ashe is commonly called got too boldthis time and he and his stock con ¬

sisting of about two and onehalfgallons of booze were carried off

Mrs J A Plewellen has beenwaiting on her sister Mrs N CWaits of Orange Lake who hasbeen quite ill for the past two weeksbut is now much better-

E W Rush and family arrivedhome last week after an absence ofa couple of months in the moun-tains

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of South Carolina x

Miss Lillie Walkup the populardruggist has returned from hersummer outing in the mountains ofSouth Carolina-

M G Bateman D H Pettys and-V E Allen D D G C with a

team from the Dunnellon lodgewent to Inverness Tuesday sightand instituted a K of P lodge at

I that placeThe farmers of this section are

about all through gathering cornand are now harvesting hay Quite-a few of them have housed doublethe quantity of corn they need fortheir own use and will have corn tosell It is unusual for the merchantsof this section to handle either corn-or hay shipped here but to the con ¬

trary often handle home grownfeed for their customers-

Mr A C McNeil came down fromJacksonville a few days ago to visithis daughter Mrs R E Flewellenand returned home Wednesday-Mrs McXeil who has been here forsome time returned with her hus ¬

bandMajorC S Means returned to his

Florida home last week Hisnephew Mr Arch means of Spartanburg S C came with him

Miss Rebecca Gist goes to Suth ¬

erland this week to again enterupon her school work at Southerncollege-

Mr Eugene Moseley of Irvinewas in town today He seems tolike Mcintosh and says he is justabout ready to move over

Mr B M Warner of HatfieldMass and Mr Nash of New Yorkwill be here this week and locatefor the winter in the Warner man-sion

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J H Granger of Palatka is vis-iting

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his brother W F Granger-W R Dedmon superintendent of

the Dungarven stock farm saysthey have already housed about2000 bushels of corn and are notthrough gathering yet-

J W Means has bought andcleared the two blocks south of thecemetery lot-

Bateman Brothers have boughtthe ten acres west of their homeplace and will plant it in vegetables-

Do not b deceived by unscrupulousimitators who would have you believethat the Imitation pills arc as good asDeWitts Kidney and Bladder PillsThere isnt anything Just as good asthese wonderful pills for the relief ofBackache Weak Back Inflammation ofthe bladder urinary disorders and allkidney complaints Any one can takeDeWitts Kidney and Bladder Pills asdirected in perfect confidence of goodresults Sold by all druggists

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are prepared to fill your orders for cement work of whatever kindManufacturers of cement brick building blocks hexagon and ectagen

blocks and all kinds of paving material We employ skilled vorkmtn andour motto is to please

Temporary quarters phone 256f

JAMES R MOORHEAD MGR

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Western Beef Veal Florida Stall Fed Bsf kMutton Armours Star Ham Armour Pork

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